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II ( II ___________ __________________________________ — by Bob Montana — ________________________ 61 "—' TRIED SOME NEW GASOHOL 6ACHIE " j CAR LL AMC) • I ~41 — f (' 1' V / - - all, ' 3 j 0 ")~ ( ' 1 P .''" '- ,._, — — — — — — f •,4') / ' 61 — I 44E 14N 5(XH Ak) E.EI( f ,4 —'\ jA I I g — — r 'r — — — 62 65 — -- 63 — — — — — — — — — — — — .J. 1 IFF. CPSIS wIU be visionary, yet Owy,u - tonight's Seminole County Sc 'hool Board Association (FHSAA), is expected to involved, the superintendent of schools or waivers to allow them to play basketball heavy breasts to reduce their You may have a couple of weight. I am 68 years old, other problems which concern DEAR READER — Five me. First, you may have fat feet four and 120 pounds inside the abdomen Itself, not doesn't sound bad. Perhaps just under the skin. There's no you sho uld cou nt ur way You can squeeze meeting. The board will also take up its respond to the board's request that he the school board chairman. The FHSAA at Lake Howell High School. They Daniels and Sylvester Wynn. brought suit the student.s were informed when they not transferred in August that they V.0 investigate possible recruitment in the is the governing body of high school transferred from Seminole High School. against the school board last year be eligible to participate in sports. He The other student is requesting a waiver they were denied the opportunity to play cases of three students who transferred athletics in the state. In three Seminole County high school to play baseball at Lyman High School. The parents of Gene Green are still also said he would not sign a waiver for schools. Transfers are allowed only for the boys because the school board went in allowing the 92 ____________________ TROUBLE, rLL SAY.' WOULD, HEY! NUTCWFLL MY 15ATrM L~aJ LIKE THAr WE W-&P IYE DOM. 4 ' J' CAJ . BUGS BUNNY by StWel & Holnufahl 014 OPA I LMMY Mfg UW ,%W UTL1REP-4 WISE) C)K CLOL) IN JW9 OVEN! ______________________________________ _______ shore up a +64 WT II . . ' threatened at gunpoint, tied to upright I. OAJ42 Eleinentary School in Longwood. : Parents of Woodlands pupils, however, have indicated they do not want their children moved. . . . . 1 / '-'-:-- ... — - by Bob Thaves 4 Q 10 8 7 3 VA v H5'L.l.. N WELL. I Wl" YOU COULP ATTENM TO! rLL RIPE UP FRONT SEE TO 11441/ wI. d WITh UG H 6AK105 41072 Vulnerable:- North-South Dealer. Sotith Wail I4i' 10 3 difficult Feativer told the parents the school who said that there were irregularities In paretiLal input into its rezoning plans this year and as disappointed the Bani-Sadr also favors a quick end to the hostage crisis, which AyatoUah ' . l _____ • • RMAW has no organizational changes in mind at something," he said, "to determine a merit heads they will have the advantage calls for the corporation to operate TEL AVIV, Israel(U PI)— The leaders idea of a summit meeting. The report this time. of Egypt, Israel and the United States said both agreed. hospital Public Relations Director Kay those people will not come here to bother replacement facility is built. The radio said the official an. first tour of the facility, he said Seminole Bartholomew said Tesar feels there them. HCA assumed the assets and liabilities "They have to be asked to come," she of Seminole Memorial and agreed to nouncernent of the Camp David summit Memorial Hospital will retain its present should be community participation in the break the deadlock in the Palestinian and its timing could come later today. said. name until the replacement facility is naming of the hospital. lease the hospital building for three years autonomy talks, the Israeli army radio completed. She said Tesar today again emphasized Despite economic problems and for $5.2 million. The corporation conSadat, Carter and Begin met for 13 said today. Although Hospital Corporation of that quality care is HCA's top priority. federal government cut-backs, a tracted to pro%ide a replacement hospital The radio said President Carter days at Camp David In September 1978 to America(HCA) officials have called the She said Tesar was asked when HCA company spokesman from IICA's cor- ata cost of at least $118 million and then sounded out Prime Minister Menachem produce the framework for the Egyptian- new facility Central Florida Regional was going to take over the hospital and he . • ,,.. s,.. ,., . - sition" she said. It was so smooth, she said, that some didn't even notice. a ' , • , - -, 1 I HAW Wh .• - ____'. . . • I by Craig I.agg.n- IDWP4I . . . . . CTOR ACCIDENT OLLS GENEVA MAN " ( • ,r .,. : )I) I • . . . . • - •-.' _______ ,, ' - : . '. * ne May Open In Ju downtown, Sanford, may be opening fOr federal and state government approvals have a staff of 10 and will be open for patient treatment by mid-June, said for the center's operation have been treatment on two shifts daily six days per Dorsey Greene, administrator of the received. week. The average patient, he said, must Artificial Kidney Ce n ter in Orlando It is expected that 24 patients from the have kidney dialysis three times weekly. today. Sanford-Lake Mary-Deltona area, who He added local patients are anxious for The partnership of doctors acquiring now must travel to Orlando three times the new center because the center in the building, owned by William L. Kirk weekly for kidney dialysis, will transfer Orlando is overcrowded and currently Sr., have tentatively scheduled closing on to the more conveniently located Sanford operating around the clock. The same the property for later this week. Sales center when it opens. group operates kidney dialysis centers price of the building and property at 206 Greene said area patients are anxious throughout Florida and across the United Commercial Avenue Is $140,000, Ac. - for plans for the Sanford center to be States. In the Central Florida area it has cording to Buddy Duncan of Duncan" completed and the center to go into centers in Gainesville, Tampa, St. Realty, Altamonte Springs. operation. "We hope to be open within Petersburg, and Sarasota, In addition to Greene said costs of renovating and three months, but that Is optimistic," Orlando. equipping the facility are estimated at Greene said, adding he doesn't want to The Sanford center will be sufficient In $240,000. He said today it is hoped a give a firm date until he is sure it will be size to treat 32 patients during two shifts. contract will be let by the end of the week with a Local contractor for the - renovations. Today The three doctors acquiring the "*raw Pftft by Tomwoftw David S. Pins, to be Seminole County rescue workers struggle in vain to revive Robert property — Dr. of medical dirtictor the kidney dialysis Sml*, 18, of Geneva, who was killed TueWay evening when a center, Dr. Joseph Warren and Dr. tiattom' IUpped over, crushing him. Smith was driving the tractor, Robert Metzger, all nephrology helping James and John Pressley pull logs from the Pressleys land specialists have formed a partnership .11 State Road 46, just east the St. Johns River when his loot for the acquisition known as the sftppedolf the clutch, deputies say. "The chain pulled light and the Commercial Street Partnership. The partnership In turn will be leasing people on the tractor (raed ot'er" said a witness, facility to BIo-MedicalAppllcations could t free Smith until rescue workers arrived to help them, w hich w operate County. and lJen,don rescue workers continued trying to revive Iddfl.Y Smith uiW they arrived at Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he Greene said today while engers and was pronoenceddeadon arrival at 5:23p.m. -architects have designed plans — of saying "i"- • The kidney dialysis clinic planned in renovations of the full span building, an absolutely correct one so patients will the former Southern Bell Telephone contracts for the work have not as yet not be disappointed. Building on Commercial Street In been let. But, he added, all necessary Greene said the Sanford center will , • p . i • 1 Construction of the new building at Mangoustine Avenue overlooking Lake director of Domestic Development Doug INIonroe could be completed in as little as "We've got money," said IICA's D alysis Clin - county cannot sell it for more. In talking with the department heads, Lewis. 18 months, Lewis said. RCA is now ap.. lie said IICA is a major corporation plying for the required state and federal she said Tesar revealed that the secret of with more than a billion dollars in assets. — DIANE PETRYK RCA's success is decentralization. permits. -'p —. ,j ii porate headquarters in Nashville said buy the old building for $500,000 If the Tuesday construction of the new hospital Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Israeli peace treaty and the current Hospital, Tesar explained that name was replied that they already have. Sadat in telephone calls Tuesday on the Palestinian autonomy talks, given by the corpora tion because a name "They wanted a very smooth tran- will proceed full steam ahead. VCHDen46 $ A IS1K1!) -. of all of IICA's resource, people, but that Seininole Memorial Hospital while a name for the new hospital." As Tesar was about to embark on his will hold a summit meeting at Camp H4tE I.F4THER? 'I " SXRVJL 1 p . WILL EP"Tft expected to be presented conight. "Ile said about 99 percent of the Emerging from his first meeting with was necessary to obtain a Florida "You're not dealing with cities and hospital department heads this morning, charter. Another name could be picked decisions will be inade here," she counties," lie said. "We've got the money reported. to do the job." Seminole Memorial Hospital's new later. She also said Tesar told the depart"We may have a contest or administrator, James D. Tesar, said he I ICA's contract with Seminole County 2nd Camp David Summit On Top? Lmard Starr A"AMP - .• 5EPt1 eR41 44 I4EP! FOON i I lOONIES by T. K. *yapi lwwr~ & lnmwh~ , cmrL& N1V1N LI?? PC NO MO ON N UN IBCIIf Woodlands parents did not cooperate. i . I . K'TWI... I MIN 'OJR HlesmIa.... LVHE I N Hospital Admin stra woman hostage showed her his revolver Iran's ambassador to Kuwait, A to let her know that one of its several Shams Ardakani, said today, "There will chambers was loaded, and then be no solution to the hostage question proceeded to intimidate her by pointing before May 15." . ' , 1OI) I • . TUMBLEWEEDS *41' II, 'fl4? b 1 Horsier, executive manager of the Greater Sanford bame The parents Wd Owl Md wA want merce, and his secretary Mary Reddick, go over requests for Information concerning the Golden Age Olympics (GAO). After a recent GAO story on the their children transferred now only to be inoved again when new elementary "Real People" television program, Interest In the GAO has produced about hools are built. 50 letters from across the country, plus numerous tourists in the area stop. said schools too ping by the chamber for additional Information, homer said. Gold medalist far off. The board directed the rents to Orrin Graf's appearance In the Mike Douglas Show to be aired over channPI 6 come back with another lan, which is GETS MAIL - I UE5G IT'S GOOPMOK Herald ' Jack REAL' STORY V=lW,1nterwptIon.ur*r voili"na RuImUsh KhosnieW Jayis Uw palruarniont which by definitiowconsUtute cosircion." wiU decide when it convenes in May af ter He expilsined that much of this a BMW- round of voting — a run-off knowledge was based on the reports of election for candidates who did not led ing of hearts from the dummy and . ' ' -. board had gone out of its way to allow "Several hostages were repeatedly balloting last Friday favor the hard-line N.slb East Ssstb nIi line of PtsY e THIN' - . threatened with guns and other Islamic Republican Party, which OP. in about six weeks is expected to create more interest, homer said. weapons," Owen said. "On one occasion poses any deal until Shah Mohammed ______________________________________________________________________________ ran. • a student who was Interrogating a Reza Pahlavi returned South knew where the trump Jack was but had no way of finessing for it as dummy no longer had any trumps. Declarer was no amateur. in an instant he found the win. by ". Layer pointed out that in his opinion there was no alternative to some rezoning. ., hostages released after the first two receive a majority. But the returns so far from from the weeks of the siege. much ANNIE they presented only one possible plan to ,. . also c yourself some FRANK AND ERNEST tnistaiderstood the board's request when - Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said, "it is apparent that some or all of these Individuals have been subjected to U On March 12 the board postponed the rezoning after board member William Kroll said the parents evidently handle the overcrowding — a plan that did riot involve any transfers. The ruling Tuesday night, stating that "Over and above the other severe to East's see. East returned a 42 diamond, which was won in 42 dummy. Declarer led the •A KQ$5 •J3 made nine and passed It when sma SOUTH 45 to Z , • " bare concrete floors and kept blindfolded or parliament, was conducted in "a as punishment in th first weeks of the satisfactory manner," was a setback for crisis, now in Its 137th day. But at the March 5 school boar d ilieeting, board member Robert G. Fea ther acknowledged that there is a In the elementary school rezoning issue, the school board is expected to approve a plan for moving about 200 1 t f overcrowded Woodlands the gun at her and repeatedly pulling the cv. ' . :, sm- A r application for an order to release the 50 poses any compromise on freeing the American captives. American hostages until the ousted shah Owen said hostages were often is returned for trial. at _____ . Hague, Netherlands, as part of the U.S. by the hard-line Moslem party that OP. at trick four and played a spade to the king, which lost EAST love. This you • •• the International Court of Justice in The bolstering chances of an election victory us ______ I SSSA likely to be doing wmftq .. .. - By United Press International IT Pan relationship. Pan 4+ followed. Ius Pus small peroon wiH be thinking of SAGrIMARIUS (Nov. 23. PM Delarer was now down to the ways to brighten your life, Dec.21) It's a good day to put trio. two spades each. 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ARMS (March 21-AprU 19) commmicata with jot "t ALWAYS WANTEP TO im . . chairs for uptol6 hours, made to sleep on the balloting for the 270-member Majlis, Three rounds of clubs forced declarer to ruff In NORTH 3-is-so dufluny with the spade six. #K96 South's only problem was to TKQJ74 guess the trump Jack. $QJ9 South led a heart to his ace scene - - • I Action Reports ................. 2A uid TheClock .............. 4* Bridge........................... . ................... Classified ds 9C Editorial .......................4A Florida ........................5* horoscope .....................IC Hospital .......................SA Comics ....................... $C Ourselves............... 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In Tehran, the Interior Ministry ruled U.S. State Department legal advisor that the first round of voting in Iran's RobertsB. Owen made the charge be fore parliamentary elections was fair, Ir La - ',,, IIUIU' otherhand,proper ydesigned ,. i li Lyman 111gb School who also transferred after the deadline. A waiver was signed for that student. . . - . - competitive situations today and career for the coming love Ii involved. months are all discussed In LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCt. 23) A t oG h Letter, You have a flair today for ____________________ -- . . exercises may W l am student now ixirticipating in sports at . - V • - 9 . . - Tile, two basketball pla%ers, Harold l . ••-_.._. y chairman refused to sign waivers for the sfers were for academic purposes. Two of the students requested the students. transfers after the July deadline. S U • WIN AT BRIDGE resources, possible pitfalls especially true if someone you rur ' ____________________________________________________ In partnership aggressive but pleasant. you luck arrangements. This will be Romance trave I . suggest a lot of fat. Second, Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the one year to transfer students unless a sports. third and most controversial elementary school rezoning project. The meeting Is scheduled to begin at NY 10019. exercises don't cause a To answer your question fracutre of a vertebra. On the There In something iom. you won't make those you manding about your attitude AurPUB feel like losers. VIRGO (Aug.* 23-Sept. 22) that will be obvious to all with whom you deal today. You're Good things will happen to I SEE IN aware of surgery on large lead to obesity. have practical applications. the odds are apt to be slightly PISCES (Feb. 2Marth20) tiltedin your favor. IWevut1 - , Florida High School Athletic Activities waiver is signed by the two principals proper exercise program that abdomen is part of the overall LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) In 1:30 in the school board chambers of the academic reasons. transfer cases this school 'ear, students lie transferred from l.akc Howell. (tclnan(ling their son be allowed to play school office building at 1211 Mellonville, To avoid athletic recruitment, the who transferred requested waivers be The principals involved, the baseball. All three students insist they Sanford. FHSAA rules deny athletic eligibility for signed to allow them to participate in superintendent and the school board were not recruited and that their tran- schools will be first on the agenda at thoughts in order If you are taken off thetrunk, including able todlscims your Ideas with one who operates on your wave length. Select a positive this coming year. Your ideas PETRYK Herald Staff Writer of fat from the abdomen? I'm habits to avoid patterns that helps to strengthen the nb. physical characteristics that dominal muscles, Other occur with osteoporosis. readers who want this Issue If that's the case, you need can send 75 cents with a long, attention for the osteoporosis stamped, self-addressed and posture effects. You envelope for it. Send your might profit from a a properly prope ' request to me in care of this designed exercise program, newspaper, P.O. Box but with sis 3 RadloCityStation, New York: have to be care1°that ful the Into more constructive areas thinker. IS MID l Nk BUGS — — — YOUR BIRTHDAY Mard* it,1ISO Your imagination and creativity will be channeled - ACr% C44 WHAT 00*YOU 54 For Wednesday,, March 19,, 1980 by Howls Schidir u 53 152 OROSCOPE N vu II 44 43 H ________ EEK & MEEK C'wb, N(A 35 36 37 By DIANE The possibility of an investigation into alleged athletic recruitment at area high concern and I'm sending you The Health Letter number 3-7, some osteoporosis. Girth Control: Avoiding The As the bones become porous Big Middle. It will give you a and the vertebrae shrink in review of the proper kinds of size or collapse particularly exercises you need tobeusing in women in your age group or to help reduce your girth. older, It literally shortens the Since you've told me that spine and usually allows the you ha ve back trouble, I think spine to bend forward. That's you better check out any why you see the buffalo hump exercise program, including in many older wothen. this one, with your doctor to The combination of the be sure that the exercises are shortening of the spine and its helpful for you and won't forward bending causes the harm your back. abdominal muscles to be Usually the common back slack and protrude. complaints are benefited bya Therefore an enlarging — — — — 40 5 a L pr — School Board To Consider Athlet ic Probe, Rezoning successfully to take the layer changed his or her living weight problems. — __________________________________________________ " J,,, — 48 04 — I,'1u"u'_• _—( I ' i are done as part of modern I do understand your I'm concerned about the 42 — E WAY OVER HAVE %~C)U TRIED THAT '.. — 34 - — - — be off down with exercises. Your than a lot of people who have height and weight don't 24 33 57 ARCHIE — — — ( 50 — — 3 'g' I II I , — — 29 30 32 41 ii — 23 — 10 11 — 14 20 38 • 9 8 — — ,uw,w.... I — — 26 27 FAVORITE! / it 7 — ___________ HE 7x.i 6 13 ___________________________ (ebb,.) 7 Dry river bed 37 Nail container Lam the abdominal fat I'm cosmetic surgery. Of course carrying around. My question the fat will usually come right is, can surgery be done back unless a person has 59 Female saint 36 Caviar II" I Wcycly abdomen does the buttocks, abdomen and thighs. These Overhaul Jobs not reduce back trouble 52 Sailing 30 Kind of rocket 53 Mrs. Truman Douglas 32 Million (prefix) 55 Colonnade 38 Record for TV 5 English 56 Sharp bark 39 Hill dweller bro adcasters 35 Chimera 6 Egg (Fr.) are nude. I take leg and abdominal exercises and ride a burden 49 Camel parts insecticide 27 Macaw tion (sI.. 2 wds.) 40 Blackthorn "•\ Questions thighs My somewhat heavy for my weight but I'm not fat elsewhere. I'm 5 foot 4 and weigh 1) pounds when in the American °f 23 African land 1 Marine fish 31 Musical LIKE YOU'RE VERY FAST... trunk ope 28 Wards domen 10 Love in Rome 45 Foreclose 06 Dr. cumulation of fat on my ab- I N 6 Desired 42 Hold out 9 French painter 43 Kennel sound 64 Genetic material Leisure Usable [W4AT 1N THE WORLPY MV "1 ARE YOU PUTTING LJOGGIP4G ON . OUT IT M 63 ]Hl Eveiiiiuz eratld 72nd Year, No 80—Wednesday, March 19, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents DEAR DR. LAMB — My T A V A I L 0AZ e NA ! N1 LA1 • V C $ K I jI parasite 61 Upper limb 51tymb0t 21 Exist 22 Son of by Mort 11111111110111111111111 EISIEI _ )i BEETLE BAILEY Cosme Surgery Trims Your Trunk . - • . - - - - -- ------- - - — -___ �El S - - .-• - •3•.•• •••.' . S Appeal Expected Is I A Ii Herald, Sanford, Fl. March 1 un u Tenaer i~ee e VVUIILU IN Fwflzr -. WI UU Guerrillas: Hostages Die If Colombia Raids Building BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) -The leader of the leftist guerrillas holding 32 hostages at the Dominican Embassy warned "we will all die" if there is an at. tempt to storm the facility to free the captives. The treat to kill the hostages came Just as the Colombian government vowed It would not bow to the guerrillas' demands for the release of jailed leftists, and not one prisoner would be freed, "We will all go to the cemetery, Commandante Uno, leader of the M-19 guerrillas, said in a telephone interview Tuesday with Cromos magazine, "If the government moves In here, we will all die," r ; Refugees Floe For Lives BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A fierce battle erupted In a border-straddling refugee camp y, sending more than 55,000 people fleeing for their lives across the frontier. At least nine refugees were killed and 22 wounded in the day4ong fighting at Camp Rehou, on the Thal. Cambodian frontier about 150 miles east of Bangkok. S Is Jury Delays Deliberation By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer .i..i..i.iva... %IuIIJ 4W WUII II. .iiivai UI U .U*,.iUI IUUIL oruez• directing it to pay $17,500 to two public defenders for their defense of a murder suspect, County'Attorney Nikki Clayton announced Tuesday. The public defenders today said they will appeal the case to the state Supreme Court If necessary, Clayton told the County Commission that the 5th DistrIct Court of Appeals struck down the order of Seminole Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr. Waddell ordered the county in November to pay attorneys W.J. Heffernan Jr. and Mark Rabinowitz $17,500 for their defense of Terry Melvin Sin s. Sims was convicted in July, 1979 of killing a reserve deputy sheriff during a botched robbery. Clayton recommended appealing the order because It ap. peared to be in violation of a state statute that provides a fee schedule for public defenders based on the type of case han. died. In cases such as Sims the set maximum Is $2,500. The county paid Heffernan and Rabinowitz 1n$2,500 but the attorneys said they spent 500 hours on the case and should receive reasonable compensation. They billed the county for 500 hours at$35 per hour.Heffernan III If it were for a private client he wouldn't have touched the can for less than$50,000. Rabinowitz said the quality of his defense of Slins was praised by other attorneys and Judge Waddell, who heard the Case, But County Administrator Roger ,, Nelswender said in oger November that if the county paid u requested amount, exceeding the fee schedule limitations, it could open the door to uncontrolled attorney's fees. Hoffernm said today their attorney, Andrew Graham of Titusville, Is filing a motion for a rehearing before the 5th I not granted,thecasewfflbe ft Jury members In the Willie Lee Jones murder case Interrupted their deliberations early this morning to be read the testimony by the only eye witness to the Amiling. The jury has been deliberating the case since Tuesday afternoon. Jones, 01120 Drew Ave., Sanford, is on trial for the Jan, 20 death of LeRoy Richardson, 33, of 2000 W. 16th St. Jones allegedly fired several shots In a Goldsboro bar at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan, 20, one of which struck Richardson, a patron at eI. Ti_I,.__ -ii 1IIAV DaL, Before circuit Judge Voile Williams charged the Jury Tuesday afternoon, explaining to them Jones could be found guilty of second degree murder with a gun, any lesser homicide charge, or innocent of any crime, he rejected a DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Daytona Beach poli ce motion mistrial by defense at torney Russell H. Cullen Jr., have charged a 15-year-old girl with kidnapping, grand theft 01 the public defender's and burglary in the apparently Inadvertent abduction of a 12Cullen said Williams had prevented him from Introducing yea r-old Canadian testimony about the events which led up to the shooting of The girl was arrested in Orlando Tuesday, driving a stolen Richardson,who was Just a bystander during uring a fight Jones was car In which Ronald Petro was sitting when it was stolen from a Daytona Beach shopping center where his parents were The jy Is expected to contin ue deliberations later today, shopping, police said, after hearing the testimony of Leonard Sutton, one of only two The boy, from North Bay, On tario, was released near witnesses called by the prosecution. Sanford about an hour la ter, Alleged Kidnapper Held fora Games Back Under Lights The Sanford Men's Softball Association will have right Play at Pinehurst Park under the 111glits untli at lent Monday, under a temporary cowl order signed Tuesday evening by Circuit Judge Robert McGregor. The softball league obtained the order a day after the SanW City Conz'nlsolon vote. stop ft from playing there because 01citizen's complaints of noise, and move It to Chase Park cnljthStreet. But the league has a binding contract to use the JkW arm* tin 1900 season, said attorney Donna Wilhelm-Hudson, who Is representing the players. Ma. Wilhelm-Hudson said the contract, giving the players the right to play under the lights Pindurd, and the right to sell food and advertising around the outfield fence In return or payment of electric bills or the lighting and maintenance work on thefleld, wasonly signed and approved by the city and League president Ricky Grant lit Friday, just three days before the conunhssloners voted to break It. The team moved lii Tuesday flight games, after the city refused to tarn on the lights until formally served with the order, an action set for this morning, Ms. Wilhelm-Hudson ________ ______ GUILTY OF ASSAULT A 20-year-old Virginia man was found guilty by a twt jury of assaulting a Casselbe poli ceman with his car Jan. Peter Daniel and entering, was convicted Friday of attempting to run down a Cauelberry officer who had stopped him for motor vehicle charges, thin lesding police on a blgbepeud chess down _____ . _*. %.~ ' - / I .. -.1 . . • . . . .. * •' • . '. ft . I •.,., GOOD OF VIEW I Herald Phil, by Tern Hitsel front of PAVING at f f AREA Sde 22.40 Pr. 48x84" Good Samaritan Home residents had front row seats to watch action as crews prepared to pave the driveway In the home between 8th and 9th streets In Sanford. Ille Edyth Bush Foundation provided a $10,000 grant for e paving project and replacement of a broken-down commercial kitchen stove and washing machine. Building Committee Chairman John Krider haó coordinated efforts to get $100,000 In grants from the foundation to help complete and furnish the modern facility occupied In 1972. 1O% to draperies of rayon-cotton acetate-poly. Lined with poly-cotton. 25% textured draperies. Sale $16 72k8411 Rig. $54 ' Lflfl Sale 46.44Pr. 96x84" Rig $70 rfhs en I II0I1i I II I I I Pr#i I Sale 63.00 120x84" Rig. 1k Sale 73.96 The Seminole County State's Attor- to erect their homes, Ray said, been assigned to the case, and they are ney's office is continuing a year-long From 1976 to 1978, cabin kits were sold looking for other possible cases. probe Into the business activities of by Seminole real estate salesman Jack The going is slow, he said, explaining several people accused of selling log Wright, Ray Indicated, white-collar crime Investigations are cabin homes to county residents but In one case, after allegedly not intricate because of the complex natui fal ling to deliver on their promises. of t he alleged crimes, as opposed to most Chief Assistant State's Attorney Chris providing the building permits for a criminal Investigations, which Involve a Ray. head f the pmIrvie n,rntv nY. cabin, Wright and others Involved with , few WWI3 and PUYSICUL eviuencv. said Investigators so far have received All American were sued by a Casselberry The state attorney general is aware Of woman trying to recover a complaints from three customers f the investigations, Ray said, al though he American Log Cabin Homes, a nrzn refundable deposit. not know whether there would be any L as t October, the woman, Beatrice did formed In 1976 by a Seminole real esta te gal action from the state office. 1 dealer, and Timberline Log Homes, Lannigan was awarded $10,000 In le Anderson also Is wanted In Seminole damages by Circuit Judge Virgil operated by Anderson, County on a charge of grand theft. He Is the company was opera ting, worked out Conkling. accused of stealing a Mark V Continental of an Altamonte Springs office. In 1918 All American ceased activities, from a Longwood Lincoln-Mercur, Investigations by other county State's but cabin kits went on sale through dealer on March 18, 1979, Ray said. y Attorney's offices Indicates Timberline Timberline, a company operated by He was arrested July 10 on that charge. sold about 30 log home packages in the Anderson, son of the man supplying 1sj but disappeared after being release1 central Florida region, the Seminole ' American's kits, Ray said, from Jail. office reports. So far, three people have come to the Warrants chargi ng Anderson with Complainants say their home kits Seminole state's attorney's office grand theft and failure to appear hav either were not delivered or only par. complaining they were cheated by been obtained by the state's attorney bt4 tinily delivered, or the company misled Timberline or All American, Ray said, law enforcement officers have been them on available construction services adding an Investigator and attor ney have unable to find Anderson, Ray said. Sale 64.24 Reg. $20. Textured dobby weave draperies of cotton/rayon/poly or cotton/rayon. Acrylic foam backing Fashion colors. Reg. Sale 75x84' $35 30.80 pr. l00x84" .. 46 40.48 pr. 125x84" 59 50.15 pr. 100x84' patio panel 51 43.35ea. Sale prices effective through Saturday. .... each it .'IT Sale 7.99 twin ... -• Reg. 9,99. Fitted mattress pads are cotton/poly quilted to polyester fiberfill. Rig. Sale . Full .....14.99 11.99 Queen . .17.99 14.39 King .19.90 1.99 Is 41.1 -.-, '-5seiej , • .. Matching sheets and pillowcases crisp, no-Iron polyester/cotton percale. Flat and fitted sheets the same price. of are Sale Reg. Sal. Full...................8.99 7.11 Queen................ 14.99 11.11 King..................16.99 13.51 Pillowcases, by the pair. Reg. Sale Standard ...............6.99 5.51 Queen..................7.49 5.11 King....................7.99 6.39 3@99standard Rig. 4.99. Pillow Is plumped with Astrof ill' Covered in a patterned cotton ticking. Rig. Sale 4.71 Queen .. .5.99 at ft Sale 27u2Otwin OO GUITAR SHIPMENT - 25% (ff _____ WEATHER Fun.,I Nà$ks ______________________ _ys, system tiovoring scutiwestsrn Arizona otiuoeii rain and çtjfhs,n ____ hiM SI.. LA. *..goft ..,.___ _________ N&L ROIT: A low Cflfnj tsmas.4hIr ..a sa. woo &I numumorn %Amurnla am the Old snow at Now elsyatlom. pj __ thi storn hill of the nation. Mm a rthisatorn quarts, at the emby had snow cove this oimd th tssnp.rautes Th ROlISIt SMIUSI Smith, $, Of Geneva, died Tuesday Sanford as the result of a tractor •ti'liI.nl Ra'Ip. I. Dothan. Ala q he moved to Geneva In 110. He was 01 the F B*IM Geneva ,aeda student _ __ _______ ____ _____ ____ ___ 01,Will! NPL 1101 Smkrd died Tuesday sm .,Ird, is WARM a46 he am "rim (Von lord Avi., Ave., Tudav. will Tlw,v i5 '. FUflSF•l on Iloi* saiw, SUMMMOWNS a GET ee. I in IAYCI " Services Ior Clair L. Theimes, Country Club UIWSIl. w he died led.! of his FNISflCL two N SI lOam, F"111111111, 0 OIV Hems wile Rev. Lee kkii el Burial 0oft. oiremlim in. sayw. sossar SAMUIL Pueeral services tsr Rd.eIt 1 $i. is. it aeme. SIwdied Tuesdip is ses* w N Ttsinls I:$ .m. at piem unuaiatitems wiffi Rev Larry $Nvweed ewkialleg. IE1II)171 I I • WAI*ANTY I I By GIIION,INC. I I I 1S. 164" I Now 1O9' You swim In- • / I • / , • •' • is.. \ Reg. Sale Full ..................... $37 31.75 Queen..................45 3I King....................55 42.20 any . Reg. $55. Shed some new light on oom. And, do it country style. Our solid olne table lamps with polished brass buss Lovely pleated fabric over vinyl shades. A 11 J _ I Isvs sse.j EPIDTT wwromy 1120% off By O*SSS. Inc. • entire stock of Isg. 114" Now 129w Yu save. 33" 'T RNE I D SCOUNT MUS C rFUT90 I IPM so sommiiiies 0 Goinow aw No I DOWNTOWN DLANO, RA. (.&M-"L IT&M Se"m To pow ISI11111111) am V shades. 15% off accent ruas. • ., ' SI . " • IA Sale 5.09 21 leg. 1.99.Hers's an ey.catc of an accent rug in handsom and-loop pattern polyester non-skid latex backing. Mad wash. Alt. illUde may be just the thing VOLM Choose from our collection includes drurn Offore shapes with box or knife pleats, In " Of whille, plain or trimmou. OA""A AnA IL TIU ' THE IIGGEST SHIPMENT EVEN AND WE'RE SELLING IT ALL CIIEAPII Is ftd N60 __ • 39899 YOUR ARE Is 11V ft Now lum "MV t Week, " 6") __ OMW r Sale AND IN Fural in ,, sirvlcss. for .AIIm sin. at ARZAUAflR4G1fLnlgs,atur,: 70; overnlgid moinity Colisip. , VIVUL1 01 III PS1IflhI j; $ m: IUM W, )IU'' ; henclistric Mr. and Mrs. Qiarlss E. "TdHy:$t p Ireosat; wIdj: nerth If"" "tl. San Mates, Fla.; two thURWAY IhDU: DAYTONA I2A1: blIw. 1:40 othsrs, David and Daniel, ' a.m., WW p.m.; lows 3:11 a.m., 3:11 p.m.; FORT b o th o f G one"; two ,CANAVUA1 tg. 10:41 a.m., 11 p.m.; lows 3:11 a.m., nd 4:10 pa.; MTNIT NO 30 a.m., 3:11 p.m.; lows 0:11 Flimli nllk Mm*wsry, 1 Mt 10:1 pa. Ala.; gmnineants, Mr. Md OAT4G IRCAITi 1. Ai. _____ JiIisr Mrs. Gior. l iltli. Aeli. 0 ss iaU t *Odd uudas casUon. Wln nor. ford, Ala., and W. aa SflSII_11 kus fiy ____ D. N. Iesabwg. Sees 410 sa Fuel li,-PA Ii II ttWlI Of XtMlIIS$$. _ __ DAVIS, ALTOS RUODI . / rJ1 following senstor's Vt was first elected to the Senate in SELL 00 GUITARS Reg. $32. Exclusively at JCPenney. Wildflowers from a botanist's sketchbook. From alloverAmerica, the beautiful. Blooming forth on this quilted polyester/cotton bedspread plumped with Kodei' polyester fill; polyester back. Matching comforter, not shown, In poly/ / '.; . IM. His district Mrs. Avenel Yeager, Sharon, two an&tildren. comprises Brsvard, Seminole and (Mosols counties. Pa., and Mrs Jean Rife, BI1O Funeral Home-PA 1)ayton, Ohio. is In dirge ci arrangements, Gramkow Funeral Home Is _______________ • charge 01 awsngemen Twin Sale :• DEATHS at •-• Sale! America's wildflower coordinates I _____ : 0 ays Vogt To Announce Candidacy off p.. 48x84 Pr. 96x84" patio panel Rig. $73 wlthhsld tue rovai - too many questions .. It was not a.., Itsaith lMefl't& cut tIn%dlrig for We During the trial, Smith admitted running from police, 50 percentcutinfundingforwecare, because be was drunk and did not want to return to jalL police I The reason given was the Inabili ty of We A work session for the pur pose of gathering fur ther say he &ttempled to strike an officer, who was shining a formation Care to prov1 on the proposal was scheduled for Monday. The plan li~rvlces w1dch meet with state and federal star4ards, but ft into in as he drove off, commissioners said they wanted further explana tion. could then come up for a vote again Tuesday. __________________________________________ We Care Is a crisis Intervention and suicide prevention 'DeJu said the commission was also concerned about what organization under contract with the district Mental Health percentage of the state and federal funds for the tn-county Board. The district serves Orange, Osceola and Seminole plan would actually come to fast-growing Seminole County.. ______________________________________________ Counties, ______________________________ Also delayed by the commissioners was approval of the Me CIAMTHOMM of Ralk CID Plan. The board also requested further Information on that Clam L Thomas, 67, ci 148 Eng1neersandaconducor for obtained,plans In principle so sta te and federal funds can be explained Seminole County's Director of Human Country Club Drive, Sanford, the Seaboard Coast plan. Representatives of the coin Ccil Line Servi Dr. Jorge Deju. died today his residence! A Railroad, district Mental Health Board will be Invi ted to meet with the But the commissioners decided the plan, as presented, left native of Markton, Pa. he commissioners at their work session, - DIANE PYK Survivors Include his wife, carne to Sa nford in 1119 from Mrs. Gladys Eloise Davis, I" Punxsutawney. Pa. A retired McGregor will hear the league's plea for a permanent order manager for the Kroger Sanford; two ions, Gary Davis,. Orlando and Zane h.rrinu the dtv wttnii at i,5 m. Mnn.I.v al-----. k -D .IIIAy, Im was a uui UI Coffelt, Tampa; three the First United Methodist daughters, Virginia Colfelt,, Tamps, Kimberly suecoueIt, He Is narvived by his wife, Sanford and Faith Ann Davis, _____________________________________________________________________________________________ State Sen. John Vogt, D.Coona Beach, will announce his Helen Thomas, Sanford; two Sanford; three brothers, candidacyforre-electiontoathlrd term in the Florida Senate daughters, Mrs. Shirley Pttillp, Sanford; William Q., at 2p.m. Thwsday the Greater Sanford Chamber of Corn- Otiborne, East Palestine, New Mexico and Major Ep indiding. Ohio, and Mrs. Kay Wirth, Vernon V. Davis, Texas; two From His people . The Dsmoaatic Women's Club of Seminole County will be Sanford; a ion, Gary C. si 1% *tio make Gibson guitars sters, Mrs. Martha 0 hosteass Of the event and refreshments will be served Thomas, Phoenix, Ariz.; six , PAM. At Home Sale ! I Sale 1 .83bath Tt is CPënney S -. knisrel Plaza Hwy. l74lMd Los ld. 0i1$i.m.909M.MSn..kt. s 12:31%613$ p.m. $esday Rig. 2.29. Solid color cotton/polyester towels have a dobby weave border. Reg. Sale Hand towel .1.69 1.35 Washcloth .. .1.05 84 �- — i'_'•• - - Evening netWd IF 'USPS 481 O) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFoIID, FL,\. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or &31-9993 Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mali: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 ti.') fl/I Interest i 1 he Good And Bad Interest rates have suddenly risen to. match or exceed previous record high levels. That's good news for the economy in the long run. But it's bad news in the snort term tor several sectors. Some people believe high interest rates add to inflation because they add to costs. That may be true in the short term. But just the opposite is true in the long run. High interest rates discourage credit buying, reduce demand and so put the damper on rising prices. The best evidence is the way the futures market reacted to the rise in interest rates. Most Interest I rate futures fell to their daily trading limits. SO did precious metals and other speculative cornmodity futures. Traders were betting that the high interest rates will curb inflation. population of just under 4 million persons. It is estimated the population will show that the 222 million Americans live In 86 million housing units. Information collected In the census will be available to 3,100 counties, 20,000 incorporated towns and cities; 35,000 county r NATION IN BRIEF panel to decide the case, is expected to take some action within the next two weeks. Massey said he thought It was a mistake to appoint two Judges (Robert McGreggor and Voile Williams Jr.) to hear the case in the first place, saying the case has been in a procedural divisions, 45,000 census tracts, 275,000 enumeration districts and 2.5 million city blocks. Missouri National Guard Baffles Huge K.C. Fire morass for a year. McGreggor and Williams could not agree on a decision which Is the reason the third Judge Salfi was brought Into the case. Fox, a councilman for only two months, and his colleague Councilman Gene McDonald, both new to politics, asked and received from Massey, the name of the chief judge of the circuit, William Woodson, Indicating they will be calling him to ask he do something to encourage an early decision. The information will be ayailable for distribution by 1982. The 1980 year marks the 20th time a population count has been taken in the United States. The first census was done in 1790 at the direction of then Secretary of State Thoma3 Jefferson. It covered 16 states and the southwest territory. Responsibility for the count was delegated to 17 U.S. marshals who hired census takers. The census takers traveled by horse, foot or whatever means available. They earned a salary of up to 2 cents for each person counted. Rates: The issue has been in the 18th judicial circuit (Semlnole-Brevard counties) court in Sanford since July, 1977. Massey told the city council Judge Dominick Salfi, who was recently added to a two-Judge showed a The remaining 10 percent of the households which cannot be contacted by mall and those households which tall to respond by mall will be visited by the conventional census enumerators. An estimated 22 million people will be covered in this year's census. Making a complete count with enumerators would be prohibitively ex. pensive and time consuming. Wednesday, March 19, 1980-4A Mnntliq t97 no. Vnur Answers to questions were written on scraps of paper and posted in public places. The first count April 1 is census day. That's the day when persons who received census forms on March 28 are supposed to put the completed forms in the mail. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Military police from the Missouri National Guard today moved into the city for the second time in a year to take over dozens of fire stations abandoned by 900 striking firefighters. As the MPs mobilized from communities across northern Missouri, fire-trained police and battalion chiefs battled the first major fire since the strike began Monday, a spectacular blaze at two warehouses in the historic River Quay area near the original Missouri River landing site. One four-story warehouse burned to the ground, sending flames 100 feet into the air, but there were no Injuries. The second structure was damaged. - — How long does fry a three-minute egg? asked Lake Mary Councilman Ray Fox it take to recently after hearing a report from City Attorney Gary Massey on the status of thç county's lawsuit against Lake Mary. The lawsuit challenges the annexation of the 1600-acre Heathrow planned unit development. - BUSINESS WORLD 15,NEA 980 I f'4,, UP I-IATtNE, WJ4OEVER WE ELECT, 60 1 M11.1T A WELL VOTE FOR °MEONE WORTHY OF IT' NIXON A' A WRITE-IN. Socks 6 Lead To . Success JEFFREY HART Showing rider Study * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS LAU Owmbw 11 TONY RUSSI It INSURANCE 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford U grew more slowly in February, a possible indication of less future spending. Pre-Easter Sale 20% Off panel warned against budget cuts and tight money policies that might worsen unemployment or impose additional hardships on minorities and the poor. Slack Services Thursday — ______ WASHINGTON (UP!) A funeral will be held Thursday for Rep. John M. Slack Jr., D-W.Va., who died of a heart attack Monday on the eve of his 65th birthday. — 1 Slack, who failed to gain national prominence but was considered unbeatable in his home district, died in an Alexandria, Va., hospital where he had been undergoing evaluation of heart pains. Slack's aides had planned a surprise birthday breakfast for him the same night. Many broke into tears when they arrived at the office and learned he was dead. anxiously - nomination, - - - Elvis Autopsy Subpoenaed media MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - The secret autopsy report of late rock 'n' roll star Elvis Presley was subpoenaed Tuesday by the Shelby County Grand Jury, officials said. The panel has been investigating the prescription. writing practices of Presley's personal physician, Dr. George Nlchopeulos. Assistant Attorney General Michael B. Neal, working in conjunction with the jury, filed a motion requesting Chancellor D.J. Alissan- . The Rising Trend In — drates remove a protective order sealing the Presley autopsy. Neal also asked for results of lab tests conducted In colmectionwlth the autopsy. Neal asked fora March 28 hearing on the motion filed Monday. Court officials said a date for the hearing probably would be set by Friday. — 20% dresses girls. Sale 3.19 13.60 off db for to Req. 3.99 to 17.00. A delectible selection! For little girls, frilly confections with ruffles and flounces. smocking and lace, For bigger girls and junior high teens selection of terry textures and new knits for casual and dress-up wear. All in easy-care fabrics, in solids, prints and stripes. Little girls 3 to 6X, big girls 7 to 14, and Jr. HI to 14. / an exciting /. /• : •'.:. v/:. ;I• "ri'tI 'F1' ' 6 Coin IN BRIEF — Jacksonville Cop-Killer To Seek Graham's Mercy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) A convicted Jacksonville cop. killer, whose crime so inflamed some Policemen that they started wearing T.ehlrts demanding his execution, will seek mercy from Gov. Bob Graham and the Clemency Board today. The board also will hear appeals to reduce the death sentences of a man who admitted strangling a Fort Myers schoolboy and a Panama City robber who was convicted for killing a convenience store clerk and the wife of a customer. No Immediate action will be taken in the cases of James David Raulerson, 30, Arthur Francis Goode III, 25, and Carl Jackson, 35. Graham will decide whether to sign their death warrants or recommend that the board commute the sentences of one or all of them. Teacher Testing Delayed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) A letter giving the Impression a teacher testing contract was okayed by the Department of Education a month before the Cabinet could review it has prompted members to postpone the examination program. The letter, signed by Education Commissioner Ralph Turllngton, was revealed Tuesday by Attorney General JlmSmlth. It prompted a 6-1 vote to rebid the project and effectively means the teacher testing program ordered by the Legislature can't begin until next year. Turllngton, embarrased by the situation, vigorously denied he knew the contents of the letter, and testing project i2reictori, Dr. Garfield Wilson, promptly stepped forward to accept blame. — attractive. It may take awhile. LEWIS GRIZZARD BERRY'S WORLD (;uard=Snake U I t1* mate Anti-Bu rglar Tool today are not that easily thwarted. They best more information. "I pat a lot of thought into "Jerry trains 'em not to aaw1 away," Marvin's dog on the nose, apparently with a getting those alaruw, but with the Iip&$n Mi4 aid, 'y won't fl Over (taihllghl While the dog was off somewhere and lanrance thu com, with ta' the . and get in evsrythh. Y jiNt put tts find whet was left of fda anoot, the eaaha's a 'mh better diaL" the most hi burglars ransacked Marvin's house. Hemadeapsd&mn.Mlonoftbsutoumdiag . Jerry di6s the M da birglary,aadthe.joked'go Iseussus in e *ur of huglarlea from thu Mot" There were a couple of ways Marvin could r't The Ides is aid fir the_• to nallanwido, bid George, gestdtiess thu be have gone after that. He could have bought but to ICire the livli dsyIIto oUt 01 to feed or 1 It. Snakes et expensive another guard dog aid put a football hsknet aiJb4 who w4gh% ran ias it in th Is, did apd .-.. " and everybo4, tedding hum _ ___ He wad a ttII( a biWglU7. ishelus be the With I D guard on the log's head. But that F00 d N$. are afraid 01 sashm m's Practical. '1 bow If I was f:' o where I in all 01 thIs. The k,dut1gninveluaee01fds • or heeosIdhavehadburgla'alannsIn. .IveIdetbsfosnger.ds$iqji-jya •MWvin'sainaarILWh.— isaplayes, whose Is Mervin. Mailed in Ma idd$Bu(NId* hu____ now Fd h'appiaid onrir I? Sdthers,"M.,te MervIn, It seuni, become c'sioi'as4 abut .• Oierge 1 -j"md that., Whu Narvisdid, eM,as look ups _ surddoalkheruomplmA,r. .; Mer,Wsri! — GetUjfl Mowheks who mayhwooatwiwedth, bo.rtth,- Is EE: in aw .alUmste in dige * bl~n to fl utl.bsrglary methods. the. IgeUIAJIU,I win. c by, ddbI __with an flIov'sasnwisjerry, M it1ti l a Daher anwiinp'ayodhit 0611011 1 is phi. aedsIMatheIa(oftnsJ." George Lane, an Atlanta bAinumnan, wrote r loUt r.ceatly hi which he ex. ircuadconcern with the rising orhoe rat. In IF ____ ___ [] ___ ' , . ge ____ .iMiy. ____ _ _ ____ _ _ trying to -_ _ 'Y _ .apidmy ___ ___ 'Waite ad flShu$l bleW IL Net 00 the dsi diii's try, but birgiosi ___ What Jry Ii doing now Is teai to guard rsttlahI Did I say 'd rid11iai?" I did. Residue, bergiarieventually did rob Th,'ito# prInarhd-outI" p up • -- HOSPITAL "They M MY a, '' idun. ad MY tools," Mails aid. If the 0610 is. mmoN "Uarvin said when Tinnta,t.4 him fer ic j ___ ___ That gt sey a peat duel for a anawlil "V to but down an thievery. I m,glon.t *M "ry'saUttkMraigebetho'sares1aic. boglarst euv ____ • win ~ have Cow - ialbwto III suits. 20% off toddler dress-ups Sale 3.60 to 16.80 21.00 to Req. $27 to $75 All the new looks for boys from little to middle to big' Take your pick of two-piece suits. three- piece vested suits, or four-piece suits with two pairs of pants and rever- Picti Req. to pretty and practical, toe thanks to easy-care fabrics. Charming little dresses show off tiny ruffles, pleats, ribbons and touches of embrold and smocking. See all I newest fashions In suits creepers and diaper set too. Sizes for infants and tots. Sale prices effective sible vest Fabrics include double knits, woven twills, brushed denim Many are machine washable and all are tailored with the newest fashion details. Smart sizes 4 to 7, 8 to 12 and 14 to 20, savings now for through Saturday. spriflas march Is ADMISSIONS JiSlil J. Davis, Wilt Virginia Ol$CMARQIS SANFORD: Oosrs W. Carver SANPORD: lhSeM.CoOer Mircefla Jackson ___________ __ our Winifred M. 5t115, Lonawoed G.or. W. $hWeeins, Winter SIMINOLI MEMORIAL , __ ____ Ni _ . _________ 1 _ off HOSPITAL NOTES WI, _ 20% all boys' Sale 21.60 60 — — L recession. —The personal income of Americans and their after-taxes income each also * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM — intricately The since Sheehan expects the number of housing units started to dip below 1 million for 1980 as a whole, making it the worst housing year since 1976. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS — — JACK ANDERSON lowest level April of 1976. The biggest declines were among single-family homes, reflecting the fact mortgage rates of 15 percent and more, Other developments on the economic plus rising house prices and building front: costs, mean fewer and fewer Americans —Chase Manhattan Bank, Continental can afford to buy a new home. Illinois, First National Bank of Chicago, Robert Sheehan, an economist with the Marine Midland of Buffalo, N.Y., and National Association of Home Builders, First National Bank of Boston hiked their said only about 5 percent of American It" ling rate for prime business families can afford the median-priced CLL':'nmerS to 19 percent. Most banks home. Two decades ago, nearly half maintained their prime at 181, percent. — Stocks rebounded from their worst could. The current median is $64,000. loss in five months with a sharp gain While most of the economy so far still is produced by bargain hunters and showing strong resistance to predictions of recession, housing already is in "a speculators who believe the United States is headed into an inflation-cooling major recession," Sheehan said. WASHINGTON (UP!) A Democratic advisory group wants the party platform to call for wage and price controls a policy Sen. Edward Kennedy advocates and President Carter strongly opposes. The platform committee began hearings Tuesday, and It was urged to endorse an anti-inflation program more In line with Kennedy's ideas than with the one Carter announced last week. Besides recommending wage and price controls, the In essence, Rep. John Anderson Is trying to We support the tough action by Paul A. Volcker, repeat Wendell Wilikie's Republican coup of chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. The 1940, though he is adapting his strategy to same day that a horrible" 1.6 percent Increase In very different circumstances. The trim, energetic woman went to wholesale prices was announced for January, he Wlllkle burst upon the scene as a new and Afghanistan on her honeymoon four years raised the cost of banks' borrowing from the exciting personality handsome, eloquent, ago. She returned with a bundle of and above all "Interesting." Federal Reserve to 13 percent, highest in history. He generated a 00 knit, colorful, knee-length Afghan socks that surge of popular support, and his lieutenants Volcker pledged to stop the growth of the money not only paid for the trip but launched her on a cleverly orchestrated the cheering from the supply, even if it means "horrendous" high inlucrative import business and made her ____ balconies at the Republican convention: "We lifelong friends In the Soviet-occupied counterest rates. Want Wilikie! We Want Wilikie!" Support for try. WiUkie poured In from the radio audience. That's tough talk in a presidential election year. Now she's waiting to see if a Alongside Robert Taft, Arthur Vandenberg promised shipment of about 22,000 pair of the may send shivers up some backs at the White and other GOPstalwarts, Willitie looked fresh high quality socks will find their way out of ouse. The high-interest-rate prescription Is a and exciting. He swept through to the Afghaniitân and into the hands of her sales bitter pill. But we know of no other practical ran a vigorous campaign, and staff of colorful, turbanned Sikhs from remedy to the inflation fever, carried the Republican plus the anti-war vote Afghanistan now living the United States. against FDR. "Theoretically, I'll get my socks. It's an Reducing the federal budget deficit will take Like WilIkie In his time, Rep. Anderson has Interesting country to deal with. time. The deficit should be eliminated entirely. been working the effectively. He too is "1 really love the people there," she said. But with the pressure for higher defense spending attractive and interesting, and he has shown "And they love Americans. When they found and the reluctance to trim social programs, it appeal to independents who normally do not out was an American they'd do anything for would be foolish to rely on congressional budgetvote Republican. me." balancers as our front-line troops In the inflation Her "hobby" of importing Items to pay for On the face of it, however, the Idea that fight. her travels has mushroomed into asix-figure nderson might gain the Republican business. In addition to a line of ethnic "socks D C. nomination seems slightly silly. We must reduce demand in the private sector. around the world," she has branched into He supports racial busing, and, in effect, We must make It harder to borrow good dollars handcrafted "belts around the world" and racial quotas. He is for abortion on demand she have an Influence on the president? More and gun control and ERA. carved wooden "combs around the world." WASHINGTON - President Carter's today and pay them back in cheaper dollars In the psychological than In the P011t1C1 area, She has also published a book, "How recent United Nations gaffe To Be first ordering a tomorrow. That's going to hurt ,the housing With that set of positions, you would think she said. But she added csutloly: "There rter in And Pay For. Your Worldvote against IxaeL, ties disavowing muricet. It wttHutt car t* 1t1fliL bsdke h.'dhe tro" setting a ticket to tbe W ths tact tMLb. has been attrtbutedto the tnsptltud. that atnd produces a bimonthly .psuoan"eanv.nuon, istatue. . would be listening and weighing everything I has characterized his leadership. The rising cost of energy will continue to deliver newsletter of Ups for Importers. nominated by it. say." But there may have been a deeper cause, "I haven't made a million yet, but I plan hammer blows at the economy. Inevitably It will On the abortion Issue, a complex matter by The president's brother Billy Carter, has to," says Ms. Green, and Sources with access to whose tall the Oval Office have figure any standard, Anderson's campaign continue to drive up all prices. But we must developed a close relationship with the blonde hair won't easily be forgotten by the heard Carter privately express annoyance literature has been shrill and Insulting, and compensate as best we can in other arm, and Libyans who are militantly anti-Isrsel. He village people who do the weaving for her in with Israeli- Prime Minister Menachem it's time for him to disavow it and apologize that Includes curbs on Inflationary borrowing. has exchanged visits and accepted gifts from the Aghan area of Paghnam, 20 miles from Begin. They also say that advocates of the for its tone, the Libyans. But itisunknown whether he has Kabul. Arab cause surround the president. On military issues, as the balance tips tried to Impress Libyan viewl U!)Ofl his Ms. Green said she wrote her Afghan Few people are closer tohim than his sister, steeply against the West, Anderson remains brother. Ruth Carter Stapleton, who guided him contacts and received an Immediate reply However, the president's former Susan assuring her there would be "no problem" in through the religious experience that Those are his liabilities, but he has plenty of budget director, Bert Lance, reportedly supplying her with the socks. However, she stormed him into a born-again Christian. She assets, as his electoral performances are has discussed Arab issues ln the Oval office. The demand for the Susan B. Anthony dollar said, the letter indicated there were two has Just returned from a tour of the Arab It beginning to demonstrate, Is also known that some Arab friends tiled He Is right on the 50-cent gasoline tax, a lags far behind the more-than-adequate supply. obstacles destination of the shipment and, world, financed In part by an Arab-American to help bell Lance out of a financial jam two the main businessman, the political situation. way of conserving petroleum; reducing the And with 270 million of the coins distributed and worry, Stapleton came back persuaded that the years ago. . says she can't unSocial Security tax; and diminishing another Boo million In inventory, the BureaU of the derstand *hat the Russians would want-with Palestinians "have got to have recognition in An Arab od mil1lonaire, Ghaith R. Riarson, dependence on OPEC. On ecanon-dc matters Mint has ordered production halted at the end of some way." One of her traveling companions, CC to the rescue and Purchased Lances Afghanistan, a country with few natural generally, Anderson is superbly well In. bank stock at a generous price. Ptaraon March. Cliff Custer, also quoted her as being resources, rugged terrain and tough Inhappens to be the son of Saudi Arabia's divIdua1Ln, except as a stepping stone to fused" about Begin's statements. "She has a People just refuse to accept the coins in change Anderson'sstyllstic appeal Is powerful, and adviser an American affairs, gut-level question mark about where he's because they believe they're too easily mistaken Iran. he has summed It up with his slogan "The coming from," said Custer. Or, maybe, her socks? With the White House, Carter is 'also for quarters. Anderson Difference," He radiates what Mrs. Stapleton was careful to disassociate surrounded by advisers who have been ac "There's no gold, sliver, oil or shipping might be called the Style of Intelligence. Mint Director Stella Hackel, however, believes ports, so It's got to be the her views from those of her brother. "My cused of having a pro-Arab bias. mused. Hehas also shown impressive tactical glfts. that Americans may still be persuaded to use the "Weu they havecold winters"inshe t brother knows I travel and am Interested In The most important of these is BFI'!J! the In Iowa, where he was going nowhere, he dollar bearing the likeness of the woman who Union." politics," she said. "Early In his presidency, who as long ago as 1675 called for i U.& faced the farmers and supported the grain spent most of her life trying to win the vote for her She has already sold about 60,000 pair of the he reminded me that I was not appointed as guarantee of a Palestinian state. DrsstimW embargo. In New Hampshire, where he had sex, classic knitwear at prices ranging from $3 to his private ambassador to the world." met and shook hwcb with Palestine as much chance as the ayatollah of getting Nonetheless, she had private audiences Uberatlon Organization leader Yaedr Arafat The director has asked the Postal Service to $15 a pair and the name "Mary Green votes from gun fans, he got himself booed for with several Arab leaders who spoke to her ate reception In Algiers last Oct 31 give the coins in change as part of a campaign to advocating gun control. Both moves about the Palestinian problem. She corn- days before Iranian militants, some of them today In the United States, gest.d priceless publicity. encourage acceptance. one municated their views to the president by trained by the PLO, utOed the U.S., '1 Oft of importing as a game Anderson may well be in the process of Th e government Is denied the ultimate tool of which Pon for my travels," says Ma, Green, overseas telephone. He responded to the CIII, in Thhe$n. Ma repor&Wly told 8*IdI MabIM wrecking George Bush as the "alternative to the private merchandiser faced with an IflVefltOl7 who loves to hit the reet she said, by reassuring her: 'You really did ofticlals "we talk every day to members of glut because of a gap between supply and On, project she wants to undertake In San the right thing, and I'll follow through right the PLO." Under what conceivable of cirdemand. There can be no end-of-month sales or Francisco is a benefit for the estimated away," Bresthuki's strategic view 01 the Middle cwnstancei could John Andersonset slip through After her trip, the president's sister East pats great emphasis on currying favor 100000 Afghanistan refugees now In Pakistan. other forms of discount. to the nomination in Detroit? r opped by the White House to brief both with the Olkh Arab states, glvingthem " Th ere lot of c amps with mostly d Suspension of production ls the only sensible The "WY process Would have tot)e answer until Hackel develops the supreme women and children and not much Is heard Carter and his national security adviser, every possible concqpri In return ofr a Inconclusive. Reagan, RuskAnderson and about she saw, Adding that the ThInlew Brzezinski.. "I gave Jimmy my guaranteed oil IIcP1Y and hopidlar military perhaps Ford would have to show up with promotion to make the Susan B. Anthony dollar situation Is getting worse instead offter, Impreulom and myopinions," she said. Does lisee.. afttAntiall numbers of delegates. "T ) Issuance of building permits, which indicate future construction, dropped 8 percent to an annual rate of 1,163,000, the Demo Group Wants Controls Anderson U in United Press International The housing industry already is in a major recession," an industry official says, with home building at its lowest level in more than three years. The outlook for home buyers Is expected to get worse. The Commerce Department said Tuesday the number of new housing units started dropped 6 percent in February to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,334,000, the lowest since December 1975. ' By JOHN M. LEIGIITY SAN Mary Green would like to sock It to the Russians in Afghanistan. FRANCISCO (UP!) Home Builders In Squeeze Play Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19,1980--SA -. Nettle I. Miller E*serd W. RInson Orem 5. TilIsilult ilni J. Kaufman. 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Wednesday, March 19, 1980 Carter, Reagan YOUR LAWN & 1 Bury OPP~1011~elIts CHIC AGO UPJim Carter ;(l Ronald Reagan easily added Illinois to their string of primary victories along with bags full of new delegates in their quickening march toward the presidential nominations. Illinois voters put Carter one-third of the way to the Democratic nomination Tuesday, CHICAGO UPI Richard M. Daley and pushed Reagan to the 20 percent mark for conquered the Chicago Democratic the GOP nomination he Just missed four years. machine his father built by winning the ago. Democratic nomination for state's atAnd the largest primary to date left it torney of Cook County. clearly up to the faltering challengers lie did it with a landslide Tuesday over Edward Kennedy on the Democratic side and Alderman Edward M. Burke the handGeorge Bush and John Anderson in the picked choice of Mayor Jane M. Byrne Republican race to produce something and the candidate of the party sensational to stop Carter and Reagan. organization she heads. Carter drubbed Kennedy almost 2 to 1 in While an estimated 500 persons Illinois' "beauty contest" and did almost as stomped and cheered in a hotel ballroom, well in the separate voting for the state's 179 one man yelled, "You're the next national, convention delegates. It was the niayor" Dale)' stopped in the middle of seventh time in eight primaries he has beaten his acceptance speech and laughed. the Massachusetts senator. Daley, who ran as an independent Reagan defeated Rep. John Anderson in the against the organization, has denied he battle of Illinois, doing even better in the wants the mantle of a father who ruled tabulation for the GOP's 92 district delegates Chicago for 20 years. Mrs. Byrne has than lie did in the popular vote. Bush, last denied she tried to block him because of month's "Stop Reagan" champion, was barely his supposed ambition able to keep the percentage of his third-place total of 24. finish in double numbers. The primaries move next to New York and Reagan was ahead for 42 delegates for an Connecticut, where the faltering challengers indicated total of 209 toward the 998 needed for are said to have some prospects. But Carternomination. Anderson was ahead for 26 and Reagan are cushioned against setbacks; delegates for an indicated total of 39, Bush was ahead for I delegate for an indicated total of Kennedy, Anderson and Bush are sitting on 46. Rep. Philip Crane led for delegates. There bedrock. Kennedy and Anderson both vowed to were a projected 21 uncommitted delegates for continue in the race; Bush had nothing to say an indicated total of 38, Going into Illinois, Carter led Kennedy in the on election night, but declared in advance he would persist. delegate race 375.5 to 183.5, with 1,666 needed The Democratic vole, with 95 percent of For the nomination. On the GOP side Reagan had 167, Bush 45, Anderson 13 and Crane none, precincts reporting: Carter 727,989 65 with 998 needed to win. Kennedy 333,980 30 Carter now has won the primaries in Illinois, Puerto Rico, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Brown 38,279 :i On the GOP side, with 94 percent reporting: Vermont and New Hampshire. K e n n e d y Reagan 514,807 48 won Massachusetts. The third major Anderson 391,137 37 Democratic candidate, California Gov. Bush 118,378 11 Edmund C. Brown, Jr., did not campaign in Crane 23,371 2 Illinois and collected 4 percent of the vote. Carter was ahead for 154 delegates for an Reagan won the same primaries as Carter indicated total of 51.5 toward the 1,666 needed except Puerto Rico, which, with Massafor nomination. Kennedy was winning 16 for an chusetts, went to Bush. Anderson has secondindicated total of 199.5. The projection for place finishes in Vermont, Massachusetts and uncommitted delegates was 2, for an Indicated Illinois. Daley Father's Group DAR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19,1980-9A : / / N zi VISA rI SHORT OF CASH? Use your Master Charge or Visa Card at participating Tate Value Hardware Stores! READOUAR HARDWARE STORE - Handle-mountet controls LAUW 1, - - 22-IN. SELFPROPELLED MOWER 4.99 - 31/,hp engine with easy-lift start. Front-wheel drive; fingertip height adjuster. Fully baffled. 34 199.99 PISTOL GRIP NOZZLE ROTARY MOWER Return to pre-set pattern and flow. Solid brass nozzle parts, brass-plated zinc body. 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YES, WE'RE FREEZING OUR REGULAR PRICES ON ALL THE ITEMS ABOVE,'OUR VOLUNTARY INFLATION-FIGHTING PROGRAM IS IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 21 AND WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUR COSTS ARE GOING UP. IF WE CAN SELL. FOR LESS WE WILL. Trials And Errors Casual Thief Must Serve Life ANG1JTON, Texas IUPI) Bill Rummel, pinched the cigarette and thought about the casual thief, habitual criminal under Texas question. law and state prison "lifer," gazed through the "If you had It all to do over again — " black mesh wire cage separating him from a "I would have fixed the man's air con. reporter. ditioner," he Interrupted. For four hours Tuesday, he had mulled the If Bill Rummel had repaired an air conSupreme Court's 5-4 vote upholding his life ditioner In a San Antonio, Texas, tavern in sentence for three thefts totaling 1229,11. 1973, he might not be serving a life term today. There are, it became clear, degrees of Rut he didn't repair It, even though he cashed freedom. the tavern owner's $120.75 check, Rummel, his thinning blond hair neatly Nine years earlier, he had used someone combed, a cigarette In his hand, ached not just else's credit card on a dare his lawyer said to leave prison, but simply to talk to his to buy four tires worth $80 at a service visitors in the more dignified surroundings on station. He was 20 and pleaded guilty to credit card abuse. the other side of the black mesh, Five years later, he wrote a $28.38 check to His lawyer, Scott Atlas, 30, an antitrust ay for a rented hotel room. The check was not specialist with the nation's largest law (Inn sensed on his account. Again he pleaded guilty. John Connally's Houston law firm When the San Antonio jury convicted him of his client's distress and called the warden of the Retrieve Unit of the Texas Department of theft by false pretenses In the air conditioner Corrections. The warden agreed Rummel case, the state classified Rummel as an could leave the cage. habitual offender and gave him the mandatory With a guard standing nearby, Rummel, 38, punishment specified in an 1856 law. - AN[) WE'RE CHALLENGING ALL OUR SUPPL ERS TO JOIN THE FIGHT! - - - - "...Freeze your prices to us on any item we sell and we will freeze the regular retail price to our customers. Not just for 60-days, but for as long as you hold the price." Alleged Rapist Gets New Trial MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) The Judge William Bowen said in the opinion Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has over- that limes did not have the mental ability to turned the rape conviction of Tommy Lee waive his constitutional right to remain silent Hines, a retarded black man whose case trig, during questioning and have a lawyer present gered months of racial turmoil in north during the interrogation. Alabama, with a stern warning that "this "We have diligently searched and have been court will not tolerate anything less" than a unable to find any case involving mental fair trial, retardation and the voluntariness of a conThe court held Tuesday in a unanimous fession wherein the degree of mental retarda. decision that Hines, who was convicted of the tion was as extreme as that presented here," February 1978 rape of a white Decatur woman Bowen wrote, and sentenced to 30 years In prison, was denied The case sparked a series of demonstrations a fair trial. A new trial was ordered. and clashes between blacks and the Ku Klux "Regardless of his race or the crime with Klan when the trial was moved from Decatur which he is charged," the court said, "the to Cullman. accused must receive a fair trial. This court It was one of the most volatile racial cases in will not tolerate anything less." north Alabama since the Scottsboro Boys rape Attorneys for Hines have argued their client trials In the 1930s. In that case, nine black boys had the mental capacity of a 6-year-old and were convicted of raping two white girls In a was wrongly prosecuted. freight car passing through Alabama. - CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD . Attorney May Use Astrologic' The ex-convict, was written in the stars when he FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (UPI) position of the stars doesn't excuse crime, a was born. The lawyer said he has aHong Kong judge has told an attorney who wants to plead astrologer preparing Denton's sun chart and will call astrologers from New York, Arizona Ids client innocent by reason of astrology. "I don't think we can excuse people from the and Virginia to testify. results of what we would otherwise call crimiDenton and others like him are "forced by nal activities just because the stars were in the planetary obedience" to lead violent and wrong place," Broward Circuit Judge Joseph troubled lives," Nageley said at the hearing Price told veteran Miami Beach defense at- Monday. torney Jack Nageley atapre-trial hearing this "I want the verdict to prove that an inweek. divfdual has no control over his behavior," he But Price rdused to grant a prosecution said, motion to reject Nageley's planned defense Nageley said he also plans to introduce that Mark Quinn, 23, is Innocent of rape and comic books Into evidence at the trial but robbery charges because he is insane by declined to disclose the purpose. reason of astrological influence. "People think I've gone around the bend," Rejecting the defense before the trial Nageley said. started would be premature, Price said, Denton is charged along with Thomas A. though he added thal "the rules of CrillW4Al Sheridan with breaking Into the town house procedure do not make provision for that owned by a Plantation, Fla., couple last SepL 22. They roHd th.' ,ymnt. 21Iw$ the man's Nageley contends that the fate of Denton, an wrist with a knife and raped th. woman. - . ECMD CANT BEAT INFLATION ALONE. BUT ALL AMERICANS, • I WORKING TOGETHER, CAN. LET'S START NOW. - ip PI QX A& 2% — �- .. - -. -- - -.. -. - -. - - --.-. . -. .. • -. - -. . t•. • - .-.. -.. . -'r' bA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wed nesday, March 1, 19M Retains Consultant Longwood By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Longwood City Commission voted this week to reta in the services of an environmental engineer for six months as a consul tant for the city's sewage treatment department and Implement his suggestions for improving the city's two plants. Douglas Miller, of Canin-Miller Environmental Scientists of Orlando, will be retained at $150 per month beginning hurnediately. He has recoms ded the city ct lab which the I • :1....-.-r Class C sewer plant operator Richard Kornbieu can f make tests and has recommended drying beds for sludge be built at the Columbus Harbor and Skylark ..... plants. k The commission voted to spend $5,500 (originally After a work session this week, county corn. missioners directed County Administrator Roger - Nelswender to prepare for yet another work session concerning the city of Longwood's request for help A In building a sidewalk along State Road 427, a project that has been in the works since 1974. Late last year the commissioners met with Longwood officials and agreed to look into the possibility of county crews putting In the sidewalk if Longwood paid for the materials, I.., - - - " - paving 'We're going to try to do some of the work insurance. - •.• J1? BUL S - . - DIANNE PETRYK -, provide guests a unique opportunity to experience the circus behind the scenes, especially with regard to the cam, breeding and training of exotic circus animals," said park spokesman Larry Bucking. l County School ALL SEMINOLE COUNTY A "Help McCollum Get a chicken barbecue is to heldfrom4to7 m Saturday, March 29at tin s Met1ok residence 2100 Ave Orlando ' BLfL McCollum,chairman of the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee, is a GOP candidate for the 5th district seat In Congress currently held by R-New Port Richey distribution system w Anothe r a acqua i aedi re now In mlii ' . . •p ____ _l _____ - U. - NIEHOFF DISTRIBUTOR CAPS eserves - J'J ' S CHAMPION WH ITAKER SPARK PLUG liii ILJ IVUW r I TUNE UP Wff H CKWPFI" ON& Lifetime warran. ties on Supronlc III REGULAR . OFF Mfg sets. % - Mfg usl, $243 . Lii WIX GAS LINE FILTERS OFF Mfg. List 0 . replaced WJITi Dissolves - gum filters for Dirty Air filters wa at. gas. Truck car. cars. and bU!or deposits Instantly. --- , - - % - Off Mfg . , SM. List -'.. - - — j•t • . - % Mfg. • Mfg. $ugg List $3.29 , - ' Gator athletic director Bill Carr had little trouble Inducing the personable Sloan to return to Florida from his PesTenlal Atlantic Coast Conference powerhouse North Carolina State, - While at N. C. State Sloan produced a 27-0 season d uring rMvid Thompson's junior year while the Wolfpack was on if I get fly, or six of the guys we're aft.,, I think well surprise .v.sybody List - - CARDI , ixc.pt I j I Mow C1 01"Jksa. • 10 Ky. PAWSCLAIOI CAIø WILLIAM __S & SO('If .. 'yy cove 1T1y WILLIAMS 01111(1 £ WIN a NCAA probation for recruiting violations. A . an - . It , . . • S them he left a Florida team Ow ' o e "" to tie National But more than anything Sloan likes the area and the wealth d talent. Tha made his decision an easy one to return. n "I just cum from recruiting the state ofNorth Carolina very it" - wj#Wy andlWv adt: o* two playeis that are sWon In t are genuine major college croilna tie stat@said thtiSloan. preapects," 9fl _____ I I I 1 10, k I' - PS restocking the rest with high school seniors with very little dependence on junior college players, only a couple of players in the junior college ranks that we're talking too By SAM COOK "One reason for this is that in the Southeastern Conference Herald Writer you have to be a Junior college graduate to be eligible to par-,£ I ticipate in SEC play," informed Sloan. "if you were a non-predictor (you didn't attain a hIgh enough grade point average to play ma jor college basketball ) and 99 now. Next year realistically there will be 20 blue chip percent of all your outstanding junior college basketball prospects," predicted Sloan about Florida basketball, players were non-predictors, Despi te Sloan's 14 year absence his love affair with the "There aren't many of these guys that are going to be junior University of Florida never ended. college graduates. So, that cuts the list way down to start "My wife and I really love Florida, I really fell in love with with." cont inued Sloan. the Universi ty when I was two before. The personality of the Some Gator basketball enthusiasts have shown alarm with Uni versity, the clima te, everything about It really suits me," the lack of quality JC graduates to fill the holes, but this Is - said Sloan. worrying the unflappable Sloan. "Isaid when we were here before, 'If they ever get a facili ty "A lot of people are all panicky. I'm not worried about that," and are able to make a genuine commtznent to basketball for said Sloan concerning the junior college situation. "They tell Norman Sloan that will be the finest basketball job in me 'you're gonna have a young, inexperlinced team that's 7 don't think there Is a state in the union dght now that h tuming out a.. _a.. a.all) iii (basketb more quality, uiUIciup IUUM•fPUU) i. •" 1-'• "- I Seminole coach Bill Payne. far left, Sanford Optimist Club President Bob Howe and Seminole Principal Don Reynolds, far right, listen in as Seminole County School Superintendent Bud Layer reminisces about his Sellilliole lligh coaching days and compliments [fithe Tribe basketball players on their'ii-isseason. I' erand Sanford Mayor LeeNloore were guest speakers a( the Tuesday Optimist Club luncheon honoring coach Payne and the Seminole 111gb basketball team members. • gonna V out and get its none bloodied night after night."' "We will be young. But I'm telling you the high school ieniors that are the outstanding players in this state arid in the country today, it's already been proven they can play . "And they can play successfully. If I get five or six of the guys that we're after, I think we'll surprise everybody except ourselves," concluded Sloan Knowing Norman Sloan's past track record, it should be a surprising year in Gainesville. g "'Y 1 uiorwaj ,j ever get a facility and are able to make a genuine commitment to basketball for Norman Sloan that will be the finest basketball lob In America — Sloan I iI II I(Th ursday S loan taijiz. about a departing Reggie Hannah and what he hopes will be an arriving Derek Harper.) Lyman's Schoopffin Tilple Leader Lyman's 500, 200,100 and 50 freestyles, an internationally ranked Schade, Orange Park in the only swimmer for Randy Reese In G nesvi lle, heads the other 500 Free. Hudson one of the nayrs usi avvr• Or rwnuO. an triple event leader in this 100 breaststroke and both twoaifreestyle events, hottest college pros 'ts Ill week's NATIONAL SWIM- relays to make it a clean Mike Beam, Boone, and the county, is ranked in America." MING POOL INSTITUTE sweep for her. Thayer, the Roy Deary, Episcopal, head the 100 back. Florida has made the coounitmsnt. This year a brand new TOP SWIMMING TIMES list, sensational new swimmer to the AAAA and AAA distance Deary has a much easier 23,OW =t fccWtY will q90 its dca6 for SWa and w6i t fit -NIL*--SdWepf11 - hew,.~ - am UW I1W1 alml ranks, mui- Inx evetA3. Bmu, Lise 6'5** Ume of it wltn stiustantial hopes will be a competitive h .tbsfl team, field In the IM, 100 back inands huge leads in the AAA senior has narrow leads over leads over Darrell Rn Sloan has asked only two players Mark GlombeW and and 100 butterfly. Miss C0 and 100 freestyle events In Lee Hudson, Winter Park, in Leon, in the 200 and Chris Mike Milligan to return from last year's squad. He plans on Schoepflln also ranks In the All-American times. Gernaat, the 200 free and Brade Thompson, Leon, in the 500. , aL .nii . _ , FERN PARK — Una Sdioepflln is - — And I know of nine that exist In the state of Florida right , I - • "it (the team) will basically. be high.school seniors. There's onsltlp—andgraduatedthreescnlorsintoprofeulonal *ie as Sloan's assistant for tie Gatora. the Gatit5 1 j eC • The following year Sloan's team won it all — On NCAA .. . - Smith was chosen as the wollle i n's'lllayer of (he Year while Cheryl Klein of Seminole was the women's Coach of the Year. - - rmvm was johod in the pro rmb by 74 centa TOM and duibmtive $4 guard Mody Towe. Towe will met T(L1p ourselves'—Coach Norman Sloan 1 S r • PLOMDA 5277, • - - By United Press Inter- second run. man Ken Macha singled home national The Reds' rookie outfielder, Roberto Ramos In the eighth .... .-. The Cincinnati Reds and Duane Walker— a .303 hitter to break a scoreless tie ... Joe Los Angeles Dodgers fought at Nashville last year — led Charboneau cracked a threeas though it were the regular off the fifth inning with a run homer for Cleveland ... season with the National home run, his second of the Don Money delivered a two. -. •'' . League West pennant on the spring, off veteran right- run single in the ninth and Ben ; line. hander Don Sutton, Ogilvie and German Thomas The Reds' "A" team took a :( That proved to be the belted tape measure homer to 4-2 lead in an exhibition game winning run In a game which carry Milwaukee ... Veteran /' Tuesday before the Dodgers may ha ve been an early in. left-handers Jim Kaat an d : rallied in the ninth Inning But dication of where the strength Tommy John combined on a 1 Cincinnati reliever Manny will lie in the NL We~kt this four-hitter for the Yankee& ... Sarmiento retired pinch- ' season. Willie Wilson'had two hits and hitter Jack Perconte on a In other exhibition games, Dave Chalk drove in two runs bases-loaded bouncer back to Baltimore edged Texas, 4-3, to lead Kansas City ... Joe fte" by J" 0098oft the mound with two out to Minnesota topped Boston, 5-2, Rudi's bases-loaded sacrifice Bruce McCray of Seminole and Maria Smith of preserve the Reds' 4.3 vic- Toronto outlasted St. Louis, fly in the sixth scored Carney tory. Lyman are all smiles after receiving Burger King 11-10, Detroit nudged Lansford with the eventual Los Angeles had pulled to Houston, 5-4, Montreal winning run ... Gary Player of the Year Awards Tuesday night. ' within one run when pinch- blanked Philadelphia, 2-0, Wheelock, Odell Jones and hitter Pedro Guerrero drew a Cleveland downed the Shane Hawley combined on a bases-loaded walk, the second Chicago Cubs, 7-2, Milwaukee four-hitter for Seattle ... Two. fl of the inning issued by Sar shaved San Diego, 0-5, the run homers by John Hale and miento. New York Yankees Har ry Spilman provided the Registratlonsare now being will begin April 15. Try-outs Cincinnati scored a run in whitewashed the Chicago power for Cincinnati's "B" taken by the Sanford for girls in the Junior League the second Inni ng on a double White Sox, 1-0, Kansas City team. Recrea tion Department for will be held Wednesday, April by Ray Knight and a single by stopped Pittsburgh, 8-4, and Girl's Softball. Girls ages 9 - 23, at 5:00 p.m., at Ft. Mellon Sam Mejias. The Reds then Seattle stumped San Fran- Tars Host Soccer 15 In terested In playing Softball Field. League play took a 3-0 lead In the thIrd cisco, 6-0, and the Cincinnati softball may register at any of will begin May 5. All girls who WINTER PARK when they bunched a walk "B" team defeated the New The three offices: City Hall, The try-out will be placed on with singles by Dave Collins, York Mets, 4.3. Rollins College soccer team Youth Wing of the Civic teams. Dave Concepcion and Johnny Mark Corey's eighth-Inning will host the Fifth Annual Center located on the corner There will Bench off Dodgers starter homer carried Baltimore and Invitational Indoor Soccer of Sanford Ave. and Seminole be an Jerry Reuss, handed Texas Its nin th exhibi- Tournament on Saturday, Blvd. or at the Westside organizational meeting LAYER March 22nd from 9:30 a.m. to Center located on Persimmon Wednesday, Mardi 19, at 7:00 Rookie Charlie Lelbrandt, lion loss without a win p.m., for all parents and RECALLS bidding fora spot in the Reds' Minnesota scored four eigh th- 5:00 p.m. In the Enyart Ave. Into coaches of Lassie and Junior starting rotation, blanked the inning runs on three hits, two Alumni Field House. Girls will be divided League girls, in the Youth Dodgers over the first three Boston errors and a walk ... This year's participants two leagues: Lassie League innings, but In the four th the Otto Velez hlt two homers and include the University of for Girls ages 9-l2 and J un ior Wing I WV Civic Center. Dodgers scored on a pair of Toronto scored three runs in Jacksonville, Florida League for girls ages 13.15. We are In need of coaches sWIes and Rick Monday's the ninth ... Dave Stegman's InternationaI University, Try-outs for Lassie League anyone interested please sacrifice fly. Monday bases-loaded sacrifice fly in- Tampa University, the will be held Monday March 24, p.m., at Ft. Mellon contact Renee Hughes, at 322. homered off Mario Soto in the the ninth gave Detroit the University of South Florida, at 5:00 3161 ext. 290 or stop by any of seventh for the Dodgers' victory Montreal utility and Rollins Softball Field League play the Recreation Offices "I don't think there Is a state in the union tight now that is turning out more qua1lty, blue chip (basketball) prospects than the state of Florida." The man talking was a man very Interested in good basketball players. His name is Norman Sloan and he is retur" from a 14-year absence to once again take over the reins of the University of Florida's floundering basketball program. CARBURETOR every ottw turwup. - ,. Savior IJ'TIlII .. UIJ'PJIU ii' Citizen DISCOUNT i - or Inspect your present one carefully forcracks. .. ii vita are refired aid ivee U. In and see Sieve Wil. Name, IWMr, or Gary Millee, MaNager for and Sudie I"rritto-I. man. Not pictured is Rebecca Foos of lake Brantle'. L - mans Maria "- 0 AC goals. a - L - Maria Smith-Lynian. Armelia Alexander-Oviedo .1 Roland and Troy Kessinger of the Oviedo Lions. ' • to be hek! at the Altammite Inn andi , - ' Grand - Do It right with professional quality parts and supplies. A good tim rr Increase your MPG up to 15%. Friends and supporters of State Sen. Buddy McKay, Ocala, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Sen. RldiardStone, D-MIamI, will be celebrating McKay's - ve been In ..' h 67 McKay Birthday Parties Sot a SQUAD •.••'•••••'••••• ' reserve allocations would be available in subsequent months. same night McKays friends and supporters will be making plans for the upcoming campaign for the September Democratic primaries. To be discussed at the fund-raising event we organizational • - lii Or lando;••'w N-E N agent "It means we're not going to run out," he "And then the tanks will be almost empty." Coletw sald he did not know if date gas said. party DISTAFF West Rivalry A Real 9 9 Even During Sprin Exhibitions •, Seminole County school buses will continue to sufficient, Coleman said. run through the month, said school purchasing birthday at a I •' Seminole Count', Burger King's nomen's all count', squad hoists some prett imprvssie talent also. Selected to this sear's all-counts' team are Front roy, left to right l)omia I.irsin I sman Toni llardee-Seminole, Robbin Higgins-Seminole. Back roy, left to right are I'alti J.u.ohs Senimole and Neal Gillis-Lyman. Not pictured are Iforace - ii " '• Ar .J Racquet Club Saturday night. Parties are to be held In all $7 counties of the state 1- - THE NeLe SANFORD but with over 90 years experience. .41 ClIt, ity I Z"" vpernflg Mull An allotment of 20,000 gallons of gas from Tie April allocation is 57,400 gallons, but the state emergency reserve will mean because of the school holidays this might be The schools previously had 52,000 galloii gas for Mardi. - - 4 B - Florida a long time With fIV* locations In Brevard County. We are backed by a . I A team in addition to naming Bill Payne and Cheryl Klein of The Burger King all-Seminole County team members are front row left to right Glenn Stambaugh-Seminole, Doug Dershimer-Lake rantle y , Keith Whltne3-Seminole Back row left to right Bruce McCray, Reggie Butler and David Thomas of Seminole, Reggie Barnes-Lake How ell QUALITY / sGainGas R C Come In and let' s Saturday announced this week and details are expected to be available within three to four weeks. The additions in the works $ the third phase of a long-range capital expansion and Improvement program that Was announced two years ago. "Part of this next phase of expansion Will - t - WCollum Benefit Plans for a $10 million, three-year expanslon program at Orlando's Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus World were Basketball Awards Banquet. - DESANTIS At Parficipaling AutoSure Slores. T Circus World Sets Expansion - Seminole as the men's and women's coaches of the year. - LONGWOOD STUDENT HONORED - I% Bruce McCray of Seminole and Maria Smith of Lyman were selected as the Seminole County Players of the 3ear. — JOE NEED HARD-TO-FIND KNOWLEDGEABLE FOREIGN PARTS PARTS... WELL GET PARTS PEOPLE. TOOl THEM OVER-NIGHT. Some Quantities Limited — Prices Good thru March 23 ? -. Seminole County Burger King managers honored each of the Player of the Week Award winners and the county all-star ".'-.. . - - Burger King ng b - , i• i a , ' Tuesday evening the Fighting Seminoles joined the players and coaches from the five County High Schools for the annual . - AUTOMOTIVE SUPERMARKET COURTEOUS, ii f 1 1 Following a buffet lunch Howe presented Tribe coach Bill Payne with a special plaque commemorating the Seminoles 313 season and their district, regional and sectional cham- - / . -- • ,. Awards pionships. IUIC GICII -:: Laura J. Wallenfels of Cherry 11111 Circle, Longwood, has been named recipient of a George C Wallace acade m ic cnh,jnrckI. ..Oy University. The announcement wa~ made by University President Dr. Ralph W. Adams. A graduate of Lake Brantley high School, Ms. Wallenfels was class valedictorian. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wallenfels. Each year the George C Wallace scholarship is awarded to high school and junior college students who have excelled In a academic and-or kadership 9 , ' — 'iII ii I Th e Tribe spent lunch time as guest of the Sanford Optimist Club where club members along with Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, school superintendent Bud Layer and Optimist president Bob Howe spoke of the team's great ac:nts and contributions to the community th is I • .- It's a bear market for Misha, the official symbol of the Moscow Olympics Stanford Blum. whose California firm owns merchandising rights to all products used to promote the games, reports sales of the stuffed bear plummeted once talk of a U.S. 01y mpic boycott began. ,. L IH 1 1 that might need to be done. Commissioner Dick Williams said If it was a matter of safety, he would rather see sidewalks leading to elementary schools put In before those near hi" schools Commissioner Sandra Glenn urged that a schedule a work session with County Engineer Bill pi BEAR MARKET One thing is for certain. Seminole High S basketball team J definitely didn't go hungry Tuesday afternoon and evening. The commissioners directed Neiswender to decision be made soon. I' •_'L. I I II II11II1I11I1 II 1 11 /1111 IL Bush to give historical perspective on the matter. Also, they directed that he gather from each commissioner list of similar projects in the county wi th any municipality that will match funds. But Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said par. ticipatlon in the sidewalk project with Longwood would be precedent setting and requires further A ___ ______ II 11I to suppo rt the proposed bill which would set the ourselves," he said. Only a handful of residents were present for quota for granting liquor licenses in Seminole Mayor Steven Uskert's first citizen-participation County at one for every 4,0(X) persons in an ticipat on period scheduled to last up to 30 minutes. He had of population increase in the upcoming census. study. The sidewalk in question would be on the east side of 427, south of State Road 434 and leading from 434 to Lyman High School. It Is in the city of Longwood but is on a road transferred to county jurisdiction from the state of Florida. interested in participating on sidewalk projects -- ____ - Seminoles chow Down For All-Star if to pass a flood insurance ordinance that lists the Wayman Street paving project and the com- requirements for building in flood-prone areas in mission gave him authority to go ahead with the order to comply with regula ons for federal flood Commissioner Sandra Glenn indicated she was • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 1, 1,$O—.iu County To Look At LongwoodSidewolks - ¶. SPORTS agenda to budgeted for moving the Skylark package sewer allotted the time at the beginning of the give citizens an opportunity to speak 0U plant) for the lab and $3,500 for the drying beds, The city has had a lot of complaints from Skylark item to come up on the agenda. d od The No one chose to speak during t he period. residents about the odor from the treatment plant, iday but City Administrator David Chacey said the plant mayor said he will be in city hall every Fr Is nos operating better and Miller told him it ap. before city meetings from 1 to 5 p.m. for the Co ,normal and as good as any in the venience of city residents. pears area."t:: r - -• �- ' r - -' - - .- 'p1' - ..• - r- .4. .s .' ',"S."Q' •- . . 1., 12A-Evening Hera ld, San f ord, FlI. Wednesday, FIEMI March it iflO _ J A VirgInia ' NEW YORK tUPl -With all the talk surrounding the big men in tonight's championship game of the National Invi ta tion Tournament, Jeff Lamp has been overlooked, II Lamp, Virginia's highly-regarded junior guard, poured in 19 Of his game-high 30 points in the second half Monday night to lead the Cavaliers to a 96.71 triumph over the Nevada-Las Vegas Runnnin' Rebels. Most of the postgame talk, however, " INas about Virginia's 7-foot4 freshman center, Ralph Samp. son, who scored 26 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. But 1, Lamp's soft jump shots were no fluke -he leads the Cavallers : with 17.6pointsper game average shoots53percent from the field. , .*'. i4 Battles in r' Fighting Illini. Kevin McHale, the Gophers' 6.11 senior center, is considered a sure first-round draft choice by most NBA scouts and 7-2 reserve Randy Breuer scored a game-high 24 points against Illinois. Wit 6-10 forward Gary Holmes, Mm- "1 don't think the players think that much about its" said Lamp. "It's somet hi ng we leave to the fans and sportswriters. Nevada-Las Vegas Coach Jerry Tarkanian said before the semifinal round t he Big Ten t his year may have been, t.he toughest conference in the history of college basketball." with 14 seconds left led the Golden Gophers to a 65-63 semifinal nesota's front line becomes frighteningly massive. triumph over Big Ten rival Illinois Monday night, Intends to put a different kind of pressure on Lamp and the other Virginia guards. And Virginia Coach Terry Holland knows it. "We've had trouble wi th big teams all year and Minnesota certainly hasa lot of height," said Holland, who has guided the "One of our prime objectives will be to push the ball up the floor," said Mitchell, "I don't think Virginia can run that well, I don't think they can run with us." Cavahers to a 23-10 record after a bruising Atlantic Coast Conference schedule. An emphasis on a running game would be a typical strategy for Minnesota, 21.10, whose towering front line wore down the ferences in the country, but Lamp doesn't think conference rivalry will be a factor. Some pretty impressive three hits while Shane Liet. edged Decker's Royals 2-1. action on the Altamonte Little two each to lead the Phillies at scored both runs for the League circuit. the plate. Letterlo notched Phillies. Shane Letterio In Major League play Tom three strike outs and Laziac provided the game winning PHILLIIS CURS Lasac 2 S I Glenn 3 05 Burton Phillies . Perkins and Mork Philbeek five while splitting mound hit with a single in the fifth. smacked a pair of doubles duties with three innings each while Mark Cochran each. tossed a sparkling one-hitter Jeff struck the Braun Cadillac Orioles to a triple to rally the Cubs past 10 win a Boats over the Cobia the Dodgers 14-12. Sandy Matt Hovis tossed fo ur innings of Rangers. ARCH ARCH Solensen Cochran 3 3SS 3 3 SlICk Perkins 3 3 Gordon 3 II Cochran Ranger to collect a hit off of while Steve Hooker "me out . Cochran. of the bullpen to hold the Cubs 1 The Phillies upped their to two runs in the final three record to 2-0 with a 6-3 win innings. over the Cubs. In earlier major's action in P Lvndqvlst vInci Fisher 3 1 1 Ell" I I a Atchley 2a 31 PtI Constant Slesskiewlc& PrSIml0flickl I 0 0 Total% Totals 25 PhIllI•s H vis Timmer Doherty Glenn Totals Dittsmer Puliano 404 SSi-IS Totals 0000ICS 15 AR C H AR N H S 12 S 4 1 Loike 4 3 I Palmer 4 1 0 Lisle I I Hoover 401 Howard IaI Garlinfier 37 $4 s Slack Tots ' I I 0 (3-4) 27-00; P (8-3) $2.50; T (S. 3-4) 275-011; DD (S fl 83.oa no question about that." 3 Dawn Jane In the preliminary game, scheduled for 7 p.m. EST, Illinois faces Nevada-Las Vegas in a battle for third place. iCountry Franco Q (3.5) 55.40; P (3.5) 1-1) 3$6.80 II o 1432 11 42) I4I Tracy Turner doubled and 12-10 win over Dittmer tripled and David Rowland added a double to lead Sun. Architectural Aluminum. Allan Seward tripled for shine T.V. Dittmer, to a 27-8 win over Seminole Fire Equipment. Anton Massey ripped a II 2 I a I double and triple while Sean Murphy and Tracy Sharpe Wagner Dodgers blanked the Hagan Homes Mets 2 50 Ludwig 21 5 Harrell inst 3s I SO Turner 13a 3 It LoPaters 4 01 Dougherty 2 I I 5 5 0 Totals 350 17 12 $ Totals DITTMER AS N Murphy at I Seward III Smim Cockerhan Sharpe CAMPGROUND ARCHITICTUCAL Crocker 32 2 LaPeters S I 0 grown Hinkle Dearborn Sparkles On Mound Hoover 5SI In Bronco di vision action 3212 5 Totals dove m the pitchers seem to be ahead Kirby Swinehart All-Star Auto Parts $2$ 20- 4 of tthe hitters In early season go ahead run In the third Mlix Tuno.Up 424.02-I3 action in th e Seminole Pony inning and Robb Construction SUTTON AND owl went on to post a 9.5 win over SON INC. League. CONSTRUCTION AS N H AS N H In weekend action in the Perkins Cake and Steak to Lapp 2S1 Gomel 200 3 5 0 White 3IS Pony Division, Bill Lang move to move to 2.0 on the maw 30 1 Moflola Sutton 305 sparkled on the mound by year. lot now Mon$,sl 211 2 1$ Maniling Walter II1 Pitcher Donnie Gormann Martsvanil tossing a one-hitter to lead 2 0 I Kapelka I Go 0 10 Schwak 30I Rota ry Club of Casselberry to went six innings on the Suw Srsomfistd I S S McGrew 35I a 4-0 win over Lake Mary. mound, spacing four hits Jones I I S Lamb 305 I S S bridges 2 55 l.,ang accounted for 14 of the while striking out four. cot. $50 Totals Thompson 23 24 possible 21 outs with a 14 Patrick Murphy went 2-3 and Dietrich 35 I 2) 3 4 strike out performance while Gormann went a pe rfect 2-2 at Totals 131 555-3 SuIteS Ion Inc. short stop Eddie Norton paced the plate to spark an eight-hit Owl 51$ NI-I Coslstrvdisn the Rotary hi tters wi th a 24 attack for Robb Construction. Kirk Rozek led Perkins perf ormance at the plate. In Mustang division action The Rotary Club of hitters with a 2-4 per- Bobby Milanovlch and Jimmy Casselberry chalked up Its formance. Waring wrapped triples to second win ofthe year with ' pace Financial Plannlngtoa InothBroncoacUoIt 'et. atbar strong mound 1 MUN ios ., e' IU.; ..t '4,-'-:. Troy Quackenbush t ossed a collected two hits apiece to McKecknle Machinery second one hitter, striking out help Acme Conveyor C0STI blasted Delta Millworks 17.4. 11 batters as Rotary riotcheda pany edge New Sash 16.9. Jamie Donlon had a pair of 4-1 win over Dino's Pizza. Chris Bonham and S&lfl SST5 hits and scored three runs Quackenbush also drove in carried the big stick for New while Jerry Smith, Joe the first two Rotary runs to Sash with three hits each. Taylor, Ross Hackett, and aid the victory. Eric Oznerniejewski Jeff Burton each crossed the In other Pony action Forest collected three hits In three at plate twice f or McKecknle. City No.3 and Sanford battled bats and scored three runs to JACKSON FINANCIAL lead MUez Tune-up to a 4 to a 64 tie. METAL PLANNING WORKS win over AUStar Auto Par ts. INST. LAKI or ll LICK ROTARY CLUB ARCH Jody Skur went 2-2 f A . ,,, MARY I, o I , • I CASSILSICCY Star, Como" I I ARCH ARCH II ClIpperd 4I Sutten Si SCSI Inc. came up LEIISIS? •I IMlIssSvtck I • I Healey S PFVIRIS S 5 • s i Wart.. with, the winning rim in the Law Jauwgs I S earn., 55 Obom i I 31 1: HysslI bOttOlfl of the Ilath to shade Anesm II Qvackenbool 1 SI AtCSM 4 S N.rlon Wed SI Usoftus • IS I $ Rron Forbes Irickeft SI • 5 $ ows Construction 3-2, fl II IS IS 55 II McCormick SIS I2OsksCamp,roond brown Williams 15 IS 2 P041 Rowland TilIls Simas 203 120-12 Morgan 3)It I 20 a a Carter i 4 4 Hersey 0 a a Allen 2 3 a Argrolt 2 4 5 0049. 333 Allen 5 3 5 Oliver 2 1 0 Troutman I 55 TO24I$ 32 I 3 1 6 I OS ill its I#$ 982 AS it N 531 Sail ii a Sprin,flstd 3 1 S Dearborn 200 P41111 SUNSHINE TV FIRE Al N H 211 SEMINOLS Soars Dims's Pit" Nylon SANFORD ARCH 3$ CITVI ARCH Jones S011101111 1110 I" 45 I Fenton 25 IRIIM Totals $5 $99 14 KrIsyI TMoi$ FOREST Noise 4 IN III a-I Missy Massey IN * i... Rotary of Casselborty OlstmiyI, II 4 I$ $1 • DII$iMlibesrts McCIcRaii Mackimst'y EQUIPMENT 941 2114--ff Seminole IN 553-s DORA, DELAND, LEESBURO9.9 DAILY; SUN. 124] SHOP SSIMMEE DAILY, SUN. 114 1461 Corel Rce.i 'orSstCtty No. $ II P SI kNI ,• Ammurompa"arloft Avoligamm Home a 1 * I I../4 I I ~ - , . . - - '. • - - - Tuesday's results Kentucky S,UCP4 -.- Ramsdell 0. Fons$ 5-1, 3-7, 6-3; Irandt d. Phanas 6. 1, 43. Doubles: OregnelGola (WK) d. Brandt-Outlaw 6-3,7.5; Alenparte Thompson d. Moran.O'Orad,y *1-I 144 2-17 Phanas.Herman d. Pen. S&ag$es: Perry (LH)d.Hubbls$. t$; Bernier (LM) d. Orugon 5.4; f)avis (LH) d. Watson 1-3: Walton (LH) d. Amundson $6; Welch JLH) d. Dance 5-4. Doubles: Hubble-Dance (15) 4. Perry- Dav is 1.2: Amundson. 'Watson (LS) 4. Sirnhsr.Welch 5-1. Lyman 1 SVCI Creek $ ' Singles: Morrissey CL) d. )Loresto 1-7; Oswald (L) 4. Dunn Dorfman (LI 4. Hall $3: .JF10m1n ( L) 4. *111,15.1; Williams DouIor served on the Supreme Court for 36 years -Ionpsr th an any other justice In history. tiSC) 4. Hill 5.7, S-3. t:s: Lopresto.Duivi (SC) d age-Horn 03: Oswald-Filming (L.) Hall-Vick SaaOardLMais$asdl Singles: Nensel (M) d. It. 14011 ID. Hell d. Ba ird $1; Barley 4. eat 1-3, Yery 4. Cartield $3: Lmmoim)M) 4. Kirstsolf 1 Smith', CREW (W.v. 1741) . Baubles: C. Holt-Barley Mlnzle.Saird $4; 0. Heh.Yeary d. Weal-Garfield 1.4 wiss., Park 4,Oak l 1 Sisglss: Carpenter 4. Dimasi S. it Mandsrscn 4. MidIviois lulzman d. Callahan 5.7, Pantuso OR) d. Con Sit Criodor 4. 'aI,gn ts: CarpsnterMandrsln L MImasl.Cal$aluan $3; 4. Andersen-Pan$vao. ____ SNa,u.rasIleVI !-IIsjsll Effer (SM) d. Walden I 3; 5ubun (IS) d. Frick 1-7; ar donald (LH) d. Ryan $.7, 1.2; Kunlis (LH) d. Noriur 1-4 Dunn (LB) d. Armour 51 -. 1u$ii: Waldin-lURIn (LB) 4. rrtck r r -i.de 14; Macdasld (LH) 4. - -. ---o .4ist..4. & -. .S' &i : '' i >vr, Baltimore 002 001 01K-I 10 2 FSUL Mercer ____________________________ Jenkins. Comer (6) and Sund. Mercer befg; Stewart, Jones (6), Stoddard FSU 004 003 000-7 it 3 000 101 43x-9 13 I Mercer - Summers 31, 2 P81. Rai - RBl. Ost@S- SCIOSCIO (9) Lelbrandt, Soto Records: FSU 14.3, Mercer 0.5, (5), Sarmiento (I) and Bench, Van - NHL Standings Richardson, Cheek (3). Bostwick (6). Clay (7) and Shaker HittersEdgewater. Braswell 28. Colonial: Runck 2 3. Simpson 2 3, SishopMoore Kissimmee x Montreil 43 Blue Jays 1), Cards 10 Brennan and Paquefte. Davis, Locer (3) and Platter; Hitters- Shavers 2.2. Walker 34728. HR. 3 200 010 510-9 13 2 RBI; Kissimmee: Pate HR, 3 100 110 001-I 6 S RBI; Records: Bishop Moore 93 Cornell Cincinnati (6); Huffman, Lemongello ' Buikey (7), KUC5k (I), McLaughlin (9) and Miner, Davis (7). WP- McLaughlIn, LPLIttell, HRS- St. Louis, Her. Bonds, RBIs, Cincinnati- Clossea 2.4. Records: Cc.' neil 4.3 (11 in baseball week); Cincinna ti 1.1 1) Clemson I, Rollins 2 Durham; __ _ Mariners 4, Giants 0 San. Fran. urn. McLaughlin and Schrader. Johnson and Katanich. HittersLuther: McLaughlin 2 RBls Records': Luther 30; Trinity Prep 2.3. 200 000 000-2 S 0 .?-: - Biyan- "This is .I great organiza- 6-isket and direv free dirows '('rail Blazers 123, Bucks 122 Rookie Bill flay Bates the teain. We need every win Larry Kenon Scored 20 so we call fitiish with the best second ' -I lalf points to lead San scored 1.1 poini's Ili tile fourth quarter. Including .I string of record." 10 straight , to lead Antonio Ili a decisive Eastern (5) record is now 57-18, 2' games Antonio's (eorgc ;ervin led better than second-place all scorers stth .13 points, San I)iego for Philadelphia. playoffs. Nuggets ki. ,lau 91 licti, Joel Fiser, and Tim 'l'eain with l)ale Layer was selected two years still left cellent chance to become Rollins' all time leading the First and 6 rebounds per game this scorer. to Tim Malioney, a 67' senior guard 13.3 points averaged I i f] ', 005 055 501-1 4 3 150 Bill 0052 4 107. went to Ruben Cotton I UCF, Mike haves, Brian Radon, and Tars in assists with Honorable mentions Felix Tcrtulien 4 -, ______ ( 6 RAIkADI__ " "_.4 'p. ____________ 0 pi55/80R)3 blacksall 4100 plus $1.59 FET. no ______ 1r.' trade needed Drexel vs. Lincoln Memorial, 1:30 P.M. 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Rich forward averaged 13.4 Ix)ints __ St. Louis at Atlanta In ('onferencc Rollins, U.C.F. Head All-Confeirseence McCarty, Camaclo (5), J. Jones (7) and Dempsey, Heath (4), Frost, Kison (3). Clear (1), Thursday's Games Toronto at Philadelphia the final s po t Western tilL' Georgia Southern at Stetson (2), 2and 7:30 p.m. and Ramoa. W- Dues, 1- OakLand California Winnipeg at Toronto Quebec at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Portland to -I Ortual tic with Rhode Island, JC 10, Rutgers 2 North Central 5, Montgomery 33 Milligan 7, montgomery S Millersville 3, Staen Island 2 Lincoln Memorial 9, Rhode 000 000 000-0 4 040 0)0 lOx-I 11 0 Canton, Munnlnghoff (5), Bind (7), Reed (1) and Moreland, Virgil (5); Sands-son, Easterly ( S), Dues 53 Montreal at Hartford to earn its 55th %%- in of the Maravich said. during the first three quar. "Players play with great ters, stored 10 Points in the pride. I could feel the final 1x'rid to rally Phoenix. tradition the moment I joined Spurs 100, Bullets 94 tion, 100002 OOz-3 S I Whitson, Nastu (5) and May. Sadek (5); Wheelock, Jones (3), Rawley (5) and Stinson, W- Island I Wheelock, L- Whitens, HIS11)01 6, Adolphi S Seattle, Horton (I), Craig (2), AAuilphI 7. Stalin Island 2 943 Today's Games Austin Posy at Florida, 7:30 Royals IL Pir•tosI p.m. 65 Reed. ' with 24 poInts. 1.akers 113, Warriors- 100 Los Angeles converted 35 free throws and Kareeiii 111JJaL)bar led a balanced scoring attack with 25 points, first Florida Baseball School Mansfield St. 6, Bloomfield 5 Millgan9, Drexel S borw £1 lxposI,Nsiliiasl 4 64 Philadelphia 005 005 515-I 4 1 "Iwo 03*-I 1 3 39 Montrial 94 93 it the CXCflSC 01 the Ju niper with rI&. Indiana Pacers, and the remaining ill overtone gave Celtics captured a 114-102 Cleveland its sixth straight 'dt0 The Pistol fired away ictorv arid Detroit us eighth for 21 points in the half straight loss. and finished wi th 31 in his first • Suns 112, Kings 109 start since joining Boston. Paul Westphal, held to it ,,, Owchinko, Patton (6), Stanton (I). Cruz (9) and Hassey, Bando (7); Lamp, Caudill (5), Riley (9) and O'Berry. wpl Owchinko, LP- 1) . Lamp, HR- Cleveland, Char. _ 25 30 14 26 34 12 Pittsburgh 26 3312 Detroit 24 3511 Adams Division Reggie Thews lidded = 1 to pace ChIcag('. Sssen >,attr It'd San Dieg o) iiain •_, Diego, Winfield. Hart ford Los Angeles [),I% Id Gteell%% 00d SL'Ored 2.1 Ol fits and Florida Southern, and Ho percent of his free throws. and 2 rebounds per game. He St. Louis Toronto 000 213 1)3-11 16 I Clark and Gerald Jones from Rich is now 7th in line on the hit 53 pe rcent of his shots from Jameson and Fabian; O'Brien, Luther 4, Trinity Prep I gji Aramlnna __________________________ .................. 1)11IliAgo IUViJ ,,,., ... i' I 1)1111 L lULl V',liii ...... ii UI'. VLII% UI ...ctiirai LIIt UUU[ dIlU 00 1AFCL'flL UI 1)15 Sykes, Often (5). Moore (i). Hitters : Cornell' -ac' e Luther 001 002 I'-4 Littell (9) and Simmons, Swisher 3.5,ldS. total of 1:163 Florida. points, free throws. Tim led the Fiser was selected to career Prep 000 010 0-I 4 2 2 RBis; Beglovanni 35 2 Trinity PIltsbwr$s $53 III 111-4 $ 1 Kansas City 802 125 13*-S 5 3 • 230 100 1-7 12 3 000 030 0-3 1 4 ,i Hulls 115, (uppers 101 WINTER PARK - Kyle for the fifth spot oil the Second RBI; Fadem 23; St. onge 22. Slowik and Flynn; Brown and Schaeffer. Hitters - Rollins: Barnhardt 2.3, 26, 2 ROl's. Clemson: Gallagher 1.3, 2 RBI's; Runs 3.1; Ruse 3.4; Weems 74. Records: Rollins 13.7 (11 in baseball week), Clemson 10.7 (i Pro Hock.y (5) and Hunt. Bishop Moore; Berbelr 73. 2 Rollins Baseball Week Cornell 9, Cincinnati 4 Reuss, HR- Monday, Walker. Cleveland Ill 010 003-7 12 0 Chicago (NL) 001 100 050-2 I I Houston at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Denver .1 Kansas City Cater, Reese grand slam) S P81; Emerick 3.1; I Reuss, Sutton (5), Keels (I). and Rollins Clemson Portland it Golden State Los Angeles at Phoenix Milwaukee at Seattle Thursday's Games Philadelphia at Washington Colonial 20) 044 x-II II 2 _________________________________ Ryan (s) and Campbell, Smith, Colonial 9.3. Bishop Moore 7, Kissirnmee3 Hatcher (6) and Emerick. Hitters: Baltimore, Corey. R ads l, Doadgers2 __________________________ Toronto, Velez 2, Howell. Indians 7, Cubs 2 Chicago at Utah ___________________________ Edgewater - Bostwick 2 3, Records: Edgewater 3 5 I, Heatherington, Barnhouse (7), mandes, Smiles; Lucci (UCF) d. - Cochran 6-3, 7.5; Foster (K) d. Langill 4-I. 4.0; Webb (K) d. Chappell 4.2, 74; Leytze (K) d. -Stauble 6.2, 6.7, 63; Chafe (UCF) w L . d. Worley 6-4, 6-3; Alroy (K) d. yBuffalo II 17 12 Krass 75, 6.4. 40 19 13 Doubles: Luccl.Chappell (UCF) Minnesota 31 d. Leytze-Webb 44, 6.4, 75; Chafe. Toronto 30 33 S Krass (UCF) d, Worley.Elroy4.0, Qsie 23 34 9 '4.4; McFredrick.Varga (K) d. i-clinched division title Langili.Stauble II. 74, 7.6; y•clinclsed playoff Record: UCF 14.4. Tuesday's Results Rollins 6, Western Ky3 NY Islanders 6, Atlanta 3 Singles: DeSalvo d. Magnet 6.4. Washington 4, Colorado 1 ,44 Perry d. GOla 4.3, MInnesota 4, Pittsburgh 3 Spielman d. Alenparte 44,6.1,4.2: Boston 3, St. Louis 3, tie Ground. Thompson I.S. 3-4. 4-i; W.daaWv'i Q.t Prltctiitt 5 1 --- maczewlcz 73. 2B. 2 RBis. Records: Austin Peay 3.5; UFC Orioles4, Rangers 3 New York ill, Atlanta $10 Tennis 111111111111111k ~ RBI5; Pickett 2.1, 2B; Sur Tuesdaf'% Results Colonial 11, Edgewater 7 By United Press international Campbell Conforinc. Ken tucky Wesleyan at Florida Patrick Division Cand.le.la, Rome (3). G. Girls Southern (Henley Field) 3 p.m. W L T Pta. Jackson (53, Tekulve (7) and LymaniIs,Apopbafl5frcrg, Flagler at Georgia South x.Phlla 45 1)7 107 Nicosla, Gore, Pattin (4), western, I p.m. 27 NY Rangers 33 26 79 Chamberlain (M Christianson (s), Discus: Bopp (SC) 101.9, Long Rollins Baseball Week NY Islanders 33 21 9 79 and Wathan, Hogg. W- Pattln, Clemson vs. Cornell, noon Jump: Hall (A) 16.1 As: High Atlanta 32 2612 76 L- Jackson, HR- Sanguilin. Jump: Alborstards (l.) 1.10; Rollins vs. Cincinnati, 3:30 p.m. Shot: Washington 23 33 11 61 Brewers 4. Padres 1 Ashley (A) 39.11 ¼; III Hurdles: Florida Baseball School Smythe Division A$bershardt (L) 15.7; 100: At Sanford W L T PIs. Milwaukee 055 215 113-1 9 I Schofield (A) 11.6; Mile.. Millersville vs. Lincoln Chicago 30 2311 17 San Diego all 135-4 11 I .Bringardner (1)6:00,7; 445 Relay: Memorial, 10:30 am. St. Louis 30 12 70 Lyman 52.9; 440: Hall (A) 61.9; 330 Milligan vs. North Central, 10:30 Vancouver Caldwell, Replogel (S), Mueller 23 31 14 40 , Hurdles: Walters (L) $3.3. am. 56 (I), Bointana (9) and Martinez: Edmonton 22 H 17 Bloomfield vs. Florida Island Wise, Fingers (3), D'Acquisto (4), Colorado 17 Winnipeg 16 14 11 43 bee (5), Kinne y (9) and Fahey, JC, 10:30 lena vs. Rhode Island, 10:30 Kendall (fl, Gwoedz 9, Wales Conference Mueller, 1- Kinney, HIS- am. Norris Division college Mansfield Slate vs. Rulgers, 1:30 Milwaukee, Thomas, Oglvie, San w L T p _______ OUR POLL sic (7). WP- John, LP- Proly. Cleve 101, Detroit 107, of San Antonio 100, Wash 94 Denver 96, Utah 91 Phoenix 112. Kin City 109 Los Ang 113, Golden St. 100 Chicago 115, San Diego 101 Portland 123, Milwaukee 127 Games ,(L) 4:36.4: 440 Relay Apogka 13.2: III: JoMs (A). 1I,, Inure (L) 13.1: 380 Hurdles: Davis (A) 10.9; 80$: Story 2:05.3; Medley Relay; Lyman 3:43.1: III: - eadie (SC) 23.7, 3 Mile: Siary(L) 10.20; *He Refay; Spruce Cregk 3,13.1 William AND Division W L. PcI. OR 53 21 .724 31 23 .659 3 49 26 .653 S'/7 35 12 .453 70½ San Antonio at Philadelphia Washington at Atlanta New York at Houston New Jersey at Indiana Davis (A) US; Pole Vault: Aleksevitca (1) 13.0; Mile: Bury *1 DON HUGHES Amh I IN 22 53 .293 211.' 31 11 .153 20½ 23 33 303 32 x-clinclsed division title yclinched playoff berth Tuesday's Results Boston 111, Indiana 102 Jump: Merola (WO) 64 - Mancke (SC) 52.7; 100 Hurdles: FOR A SUPER SEASON. • '/2 Golden St. High school Tuesday's results Apopka 95, Spruce Creek 75 Lyman 3,, West Orange Discus: Mutters (A) 131.4; Long Jump: Flowers (A) 21.2 I; High UCF: Foskett2.4; Nottliell 4,28, 2 OS 29 11 .302 IS Sin Diego Portland Track Dotson, Proly (5) and Colbern; Ka 44 32 .579 - 43 32 .S?l Valencia at Saint Leo B. 3 p m Pace at Indian River, 7 pm High School Late Monday UCF 6, Austin Posy LosAngaits Coo to* lol-3 I 0 FSU- Martinez 2.5, 1 Midwest Division W L Pct. s.o y.Seattle 5 )IK.00 tT(l. y.Phoenx 14) 200.20 A - 3,SSO; Handle 274,462. ' YOU ARE i 60 .211 30"7 7 Secret Adam 1.20 O (54) I.80i P (5.5) 54.00; T (5- Seminole Basketball.Tom, Che.r Waders And Fans O 33 43 .434 131/2 Detroit y-Kan City i-u moo Eleventlsrace -3.U,D: 31:12 S Dig ADo 7.00 7.80 2.80 I Take Two 12.00 3.60 3MitiGoinNlcky 2.60 0(4-5) 3340; P(1-4) 112.90;T (14-3) 132.40 Twelfth race -34,C; 3I:5 S Joyful Spirit 12.00 3.20 2.60 $DG'sCaprice 4.10 3.20 Th. • 51 20 .730 2"2 35 31 .500 19'3 31 10 .159 22"2 cleveind Today's Games 4. (8) and Raylord, Skaggs (7), W36 39 .150 10 121/1 Stoddard, 1- Comer, HP34 3.40 Denver '' , Coach Payn..And Coach 6.40 3.20 I Smokln ,. lL!).!6 O*P THANK YOU % 1.10 Ninth nace-S.I, 5: 31:44 1"1"17" It 10$ I 6.80 3.60 2Campus ITI WI HONOR .•:*•I.• .%•., 0* . I Easy Eddie 4.3; III III 11414 Carter Eighth race-s.I,c: 31:55 Houston I Swinging Kelly 9.60 3.00 3.20 Indiana 75) 114.00 Utah Tenth race- S-U. A: 31:42 Pacific IWright Elvis 13.20 6.50 1.60 SRickAgreid 11.60 1.40 yb Ang 411 80 i-IS meCsmvsys-Cs. I$NiI-4 00111111111 " TINtS . Is .760 - S? 5 Whit Penny 19.40 8.00 4.20 New jersv 32 " .421 251,z 1 Barbara's Touch 12.40 5.10 Central Division lOre River 3.20 W L Pct. OS 0 (1-5) 73.00; P(5-1) 171.20; T (S. x-Allanta 46 29 .613 14) 916.60 San Anton 37 38 .493 9 nebaumKynoch 44 ,_4 Nigh sdiisl Lake Howell 1, L. Brantley 3 , Totals I y.Phili New York Wshngtn Dan Issel scored :12 points arid reserve guard John ;Ili Maravich, acquired from playofffiopeful New York. the Utah Jazz this season, Cavaliers 108. Ilistotis lot, found his old shooting eye Randy sinith's 20-foot 0 400 202 10K-9 ii 1 Amlnio 25. R BI- Harper 25. By United Press International KnkLs 111. lIasks (10 The Boston Celtics, lio Bill ('artwnght scored 102 2 2; vaiencia: Keith 3 S. Worth 2 4; Perrish 2 3, Records. Cedar 100 102 001-S S and Baker; Matthews, Fou (7) and Hawkins. Hitters- Austin Peay; 000 CIO OOx-I 14 Roche hita (Irking layup witli vOle 21, Valencia 22 10 " 0 Yankees W L PcI. GB 4.60 Y-Boston 5 Sand Bird 111111161--t Now "a 5.80 5.00 7 Saasun CHAROI Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 3.40 3Mariatee Princess9.10 3.50 3.00 yMiIw 1415 it S. Warts, 31 1 si D04.isls III ALL-STAN MiLlS 55 N. Warts, III AUTO Pa*1$ TUNEUP HIWNo-IS •,$alva III AIIM ARCH Hisley ISO Houssmn 35 Look 111 ,.SylvsIIu' 41$ Civil I 1(05* $41 HInsim I $ VandorwoidS $ I I OØ_s I CaSralSI,$M01I I $ LarIsm •Dymik III Irswis,$In III ISSJ.NaMMIs III kaor 1$ McPadlo. III Rolls's IS MorrIs I £a$srIls $I I.M.Roims Rail iii *sR.I4a5m$.s III t..v I Totals Pattsu so IIeus iii Gauss iii Iaals$ ' 4.00 1 1:10 left to hit Denver to comeIrutii-behind ictorr. Rose, Rogers (5) and Kalland?: Hazlett and Spain. Hitters (7), Houston (9), Strom (9) and Austin Posy 020 000 100-3 I 1 Seabreeze: Rose 2 1, Becklon 2 1. Pulola. W-Weaver, 1-Houston. UCF 310 000 20x-4 10 2 Sanford: Law 2 1. Porzig 31 Yankees l,WhI?e Son 0 _________________________________ Records: Seabreeze 511. Sanford Snlvely, Woods (I), Richards (7) 107. Chicago(AL) 000 000 000-0 4 0 NBA Standings By United Press International rs were doing pretty well easy basket off ;I pick-and-roll Rogers, Knoll (1). Hart (7) and Ryle. Frye, Hartman (7) and Tinley. Hitters: KentuckySanford 7, Seabreere S Shartzer 21; Hredrak 3.5; Detroit 010 000 202-3 I 0 Leopold, 3. Seabreeze HR- Stetson; Denson 200 000 '' Houston 400 w m-4 9 3 5; Miller Sanford ___________________________ Stetson 12 Wilcox, Ronnins (5), Weaver Records: Kentucky (1). Lopez (9) a'nd Dyer. Patchin (I). Anduar, Ruhle (4) Mendoza Pace Celtics anyway, got an unexpected With Ii seconds reinaining. hit 1'uesdav night from Pistol and Toby Knight poured in a Pete Maravich. gainehigh 33 poinLs to lead Tuesday's Results Tigers 3, Astros 4 .- Past Shoots Bowser, Baldwin (6) and Wilson; Schaefer, Fawbush Reggie (9) and Downs, Bunnell (7) . Hitters- Cedarville Darling 7:)0 p rI Pro Basketball 6-2) 614.00 Sunshine TV 5$ Wilson $0 PERKINS ROSS Shea PIai'ontI.o I S Totals 14 10 a CONSTRUCTION Smith *1CM NIIIS, IS 2 ____ £5114 1IS Paska 1162 4 $1 Qraodvllts I I Totals Thornton Totals II 5 Sanyalikl S 4 11 Sews-s Jackses Metal Works 11514- 6 BOW Iss ,oHyIIII 1 $ Mows 4104011 FImasclsI Psanming • 301 la-IS ZIlwStk I 122 barrett 1144 oermann Totals IS 41$ff* III owns 366 II KnSwlh.m Lake Mary Prow DELTA M6KICNNI6 IN IN 5 is 1 $ Rack MILLWORKS RotaryalCasso$b,q, MACNINICY NI NI 1-4' 5wt.1k* 5 MosiSy II Gekns £015 ASRI4 KrIIIN'I.I IS Osidlas 16 Mike $ I Dm10. 232 ROTACYCLUS DINO'SPIUA Sissy I2IWI*a. ill s, • 2 *5tH OF Slsirow. 5)0 $5 dasuis ISO Taylor 32 55 CASSILSICCY Se.,ora II Totals 2114 4505 ASC$ Mtrpky 2 Hackett 5$ SI Plorc. W'" 1695 Silly Iii Mcksdimle II III Totali Pops $5 lug Nay 2 A Rurlss 134 S S Grooms Simpson 31 NSSSCInS$TVCHII, III SII..4 Chris SSS KIIØIV I S IS Gardasr II Dv. Perkins 180151-I Chris 2 I $ Mason I 10 S S Qvackonbvsh 3 I Cashla Harold ISO Mao.. NIWUSH ACM III ISO Norton 5 Nsvllio Mark ARCH CONVIYOR III Walls III A broad's Ruts Hubs Is CO. I 1 ISO 55555 I Saks, 55 Cow II ot T als 55 D'AISIO$S ANCH 44$ ligokis, III SI Abney Ragl.ad , DenS I L.aI.1l 415 1 t Mc$sal IS Procter Garcia 55 ChoSe 111155 41 MIIIV $50 15501.1st Welch SI I blISs • I Ri IS McCormick Sears • Wisdom 41 S Kick Slams ISO arm A IS SanyalokI Is iSif$IM VSI9C* 4) 11174 TaloN Ill Castalds Totals Totals Doubles: Barley-SiShop (S) d. 0(4.5) 39.40: p 96.00, T (S. 4-I) 391.40 Seventhrace-S.1,c: 31:48 AS C H S21 35S 4 I 5 Stltkney MorgO Alney CastaIdo S.20 Matelaine •' PIlots 5 N's Wanda's Waif?.40 Stetson 9, Kennedy S Kentucky Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, Stetson s. 5.20 3.50 I.S. . Ariz., 3 p.m. Phoenix, 3 p.m. '.5.1; MacCuaig (M) d. Harper S ; Crocker (S) d. Haddoch $0; G. 3i'op (5) d. Strelgal a-?, 5.4; 3rown (S) d. Wigle S.6 ALUMINUM 4 32 Singles: Bishop (M) d. Barley 2 GE's Dark FOnt 8.80 5.40 2.80 3 Banana Float e.00 6.20 INewOption 3.20 (3.3) 4&OOi p 172.50; T (2 3-4) 308,80 Orlando Pirates scored a 5-2 a triple. win over Meiner's Bar B-Q Cubs including The Kennedy Skylights Cubs. Green OAKS 5.20 college Tuesday's Results cawornlays. San Francisco at Vitiello d. Miflkotf.Johnson 8.6. Sanford 4, Mainland 3 Fifth race - 5-16, D: 31:36 UnderWOOd went 2-3 for the Pirate pitcher Scott Russell k out six and walked two Scottsdale, 0(1.5) 30.40; P ($-i) 214.80; T (S. Bishop.StreIgaI 81; Wigle. 14) 3044.00 Y.acCueig (M) d. Ilarper.CrOcker the while Ted Freycenet smacked action over weekend the Flagship Bank of a triple for the Pirates. Scott Massey Miller Doubles: McFadden. Faulkner 7.10 vs. TuScon, Ariz., 3 p.m. Chicago (N) vs. Oakland at I. Kincer-cariin e-4; Delgado. s,.io r (3. iMIss Greta San Diego (SC) d. Delgado 8 6; Morrison d. Robinson o.o Fourth race -S.17, M: 31:87 Sin Haste 13.00 1.20 1.20 In Triple-A 100 016-2 added doubles each to help 12 In Paola Little League 30 0 38 11 9 s.00 I Sharee's Shadow Seminole Pony Baseball Lang S Fleet foot Dallas 0 a Faulkner d. Minkofl 81; Henderson d. Carlin SO; Johnson S-f)0 4.20 4.40 Christmas (2), Berenguer, Scott (3) Harris (7) and Trevino, W,r, LaCross, L- Berenguer. MRSCleveland at Cincinnatti, Hale, Spillman. Clearwater, 1:30 p.m. Seattle vs. Milwaukee at City, Ariz., 3 p.m. 52; Pistol - Montreal vs. Philadelphia at Brown (8). Combe (9) ,~nd Lyman 6, Spruce Creek) Singles: McFadden d. Kincer S 7. Third race -S-)4,M: 31:84 --- Just like the major leagues, -• Mitchell. "I think we've got a more competitive conference - alors is 6 Secord race -S.l6C: 32:09 $ Bud'sMork 10.20 5.20 2.80 3SharlaJnes 6.80 5.00 4 Streak lnGambier 5.80 1 Manasosa Velvet SHOP MT. "I 0 13-7) n.64; T (5-7-4) 331.4o "" Sunshine TX 12 Oaks Capture Paola Victories 102 0)1-I 3 5 Tomlin First race- 5-16,0: 31:72 Bloomersll.$0 1.00 5.20 7 Secrecy 3.20 1.80 IGEsSaucy Words 1.60 tournament," said tookfive teams from the ACC in the NCAA 3 00 I I0 0 4 1 S Hornyak 13 0 5 Slenklewlcz WllSOfI Orioles I 0 I Knight I I I Seligson Copedsr 155 3tS 2 5 Bonitot 31 McNainma 2 II I I lidesilci I S Harris Sloan Waleswski was the only one-run ball for the Cubs Robinson Amodurs . RANGE ORIOLES Tomlin cleaned the out eight to lead bases in the sixth inning with and Sillaw SuTherland 2 o o Moreton td 11I 30 0 3I0 212 DOherty Palmer Pewter 300 Innon Ambrose 224 Atianlord.Orlando "I've felt like we were the dominant conference, but people 30S 1 00 Mobley Islisw ROYALS Sutherland 1 0 0 Yapkowltz 2 0 S PHILLIIS 3SS Al C H I 0 0 Walewski Fez 32 2 Lwidqul$t 2 1 0 0 V•$YIII• 10 1 Letterlo 3 0 I Good 2 0 0 Copped'r IC I I I0 I0I 3 S I Shakar 24 2 S Totals Lasiac Totals I00 2 0 0 Plnckes 2 0 0 Cook 4 S S Harris 3 2 2 Hovls 2 2 3 Tlmmir Fox Letterlo Cubs . Boone 7, L. Highland Burgermeister, Hodges )9) and Lakeland, 1:30 p.m. Montague (7), Boiling (9) an Singles: Hall d. Winterhoff 82; Los Angeles vs.Boston at Winter Downing, D. Jones (7). W- Frost. Allier, Hitters- St. Johns Robins Funk d. Howard SO; Wt do d. Haven, 1:30 pm 25 es 23. HR. Stricklen 2*. L- McCatty. Jabionski $1; Houseniar, d. R. St. Louis vs. Kansas City at Fort Seminole: Manley 8 3. Record Reds B turn;, Mets 1 ______ Williams 82; Souls d. S. Williams Myers, 1:30 p.m. Seminole 15 5 I. 83 Cincinnati B 202 020 100-712 0 Minnesota vs. Houston at Cocoa, Valencia 9. Cedar ville, Oh.) Doubles: Oetlen.Tolar d. 1:30 P.M. New York (N)100 004 000-4 10 1 Winterholf.Jab,onski 8.6; Mat Cedarville 000 000 001 -I 33 Pittsburgh vs. New York (N) at thews.Gainesd. Howard-Beatty B LeCoss. Burnside (6), Britto(7). Valencia Iii 023 00K-C 12 1 St. Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday night results Mitchell isn't arguing. The game pits two teams from perhaps the toughest con- SCOREBOARD Dog Racing In tonight's final against Minnesota, Lamp will try to fulfill the same role he had against Nevada-Las Vegas: hit the outside shot so the opposition can't collapse on Sampson inside, Sophomore guard Darryl Mitchell, whose two free throws hitting highlighted weekend terlo and Mike Plnckes added Jim Fox hit two doubles and . p (11C111f) NIT Perkins, Philbeck Carry Big Sticks In Altamonte M .1 , For eso ta .~I~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 1980-734 '- L 9- �- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - 14A-Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 1960 Save $7 on 2-man wall tent. Sale RSELVES Save $10 to $15 on family bikes. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March 19, 1960-18 29.99 Reg 36 99 5'x7' nylon wall .-..L.. - tent. Center height 4'9". Wall height is 18". 3-way zipper door with screen and ,tie down storm flaps. Rear window with storm flaps and side screening for les, stakes, uet0 d bag _Owl 7 17 __&; \ 14~7 : .. \ ' /• Mark T. Lang Sale 89.99 Sale 89.99 z e thsafety lovers,dualcaliperbrakes. Rag. 99.99. Boys' or girls 24" 10-speed racing style bike. Skylark derailleur, dual caliper brakes. Reg. rr I \ \ • / _____ "' 1 - ) Sc I - • I - • -- • ,• ..i -. . ------- '- ae 84.99 I -' R pp Reg. 26.99. Coleman* Ing time of 20 hours under burning time. 2-pint low flame. 2/i-pint fuel capacity and fuel capacity. II Reg 34.99. two burner propane stove with approx. BTU input of ' thumblock chuck. / bag 12.,99 - • - _____ I! •c' ..t Mitchell • 300 • -._-i -' • 4 • and cotton flannel lining - Reg. 19.99. Spinning reel. ________________________ _______________________ - " • • • - , •.. • - c I ,1 I .' .. / •• I . [,, I • .• -, • • •. , • -'. J - I Highway tread Tire site Rog. 7 magnum. Amber/gold. 1.78-11 M $78 62.40 100.16STL $74 $79 MY 5L20 $75'.IS5TL OWISSTL Plus, fed. tax from 3.46 fo 4.4$ each fire. Olm ceramic with Daiwa rod. guide rod. Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of the Sanford Eastern Daiwa yellow win "s. Ill." - 99 S ale m - ' a 10.19 Daiwa i silver series R -- Sal loose $-track features push button tuning, foot forward, LED indicator,, local/distance control and channel program selector. All hardware Included. 20 as. hang-on coaxial speaker$, 3IL" Sale 1.mC5$ on thru Iiat., March 22 •. 20 ca reaideck coaxial speakers, 20 05. In-door coaxial speakers, 3*.0 C 1 - / • - 1 L-up inilk • " thinly sliced Sale 15.,60 Rig, 155.99 Dsluxe AM/FM Indash stereo with Rig. 23.76. JCPenn.y premium aliweather IOW-40 motor oil. 24 qt. case. Oil filter for American cars' 1,99 Oil filter for most foreign C~rs, 2.1m $10 off The jCPenney 4YearBaftery, -• sale Wwithtrade$n • ' - cassetto deck features push button tuning, local! distance COMM, LID calors an automatic stop is . starting power tsr , • stir.. wHit cassette -- . • .. 14e88 • Pr.m i Mrmrs • • 1-10 - 1 - , .. '- • S cyl. Rig. RIS. Silo 44.91 Mw WOO for U10 10CUM will be "EDW9Y aadTheGood Ufeand "Energy: Patterns of Lift and Working." Jain Alla of ft Humanities DqwWmd &I S01111111010 COMMUnitY C41090 wW be dw ' - %. form moderator. Timpnelma1bgraindl I , 9- .-- •c - -• -- for 35 minutes flu shallow pan. Myrna Bethany, Warder; and Fresh strawberries are high SUMMERTIME STRAWBAbraham Frocke, Sentinel, up on everyone's list of ERRYSOUI' After the officers were favorite foods, and yogurt is 2 CUPS fresh strawberry IOWA MEATS We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choi ce naturally aged hsavv Iowa beef U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP or - RUMP ROASTS 49 L.B. - AGED CHOICE NATURALLY 69 EYE ROUND LB 000 touch cor CHOICE AGED TOP ROUND STFAK $ 69 CUT TO ORDER L.B. LEAN GROUND 89 CHUCK LB. 3 LBS. OR MORE Cmity Greater Udwd Chem -- Quick and easy Suin- thawed, Thiseasy-to-preparecooleris niertime Strawberry Soup strawberries. , - r;1 - whole at 300 degrees for I 1~ hours, or If it is to be used for fancy fresh ornamental cakes, bake 30 to frozen Denette Tenney, Martha, their theme for the year. coUeg. will boat Its Lowell Lctçeldi, arddtect, planner, coo ajcondlnaaerle.offorwnaon"Energy,and soltant; Herbert Roes, building contractor; The Way We lAys: A National Issues Forum" and Doiulus Root, eóscatIcnal consultant, at 7:30 p.m on March In the teaching Applied Sular Energy. 5ditOd1•Ifl it Seminole COOUflUflItY COU5• - The first forum was presented at The Greeter Sanford Qimher of Coin. Ca.elbarry Rotary Club on March 12. 5nh Creambutter, add sugar gradually while beating. Separate eggs and add yolks beaten until tWck and lenion strawberries, partially U.S.D.A. ---Jwk - and chilled for easy serving. • ris" i','..# ..4 on ice cream! ' Co-S onsor. Forum .,, • % u a:: er. 2 VARIATION: Substitute 2 minutes. Bake in a deep pan FRESH DAILY 1 oraw, qI, ftag 14* $1 ~!,tvZ I i..L:i'!I soup Is made ahead of time Chamber, Colle e 4 CyL- Now, two great Ways to cher9*1 Was for low yogurt and maple flavored be used in milk shakes, salad syrup. And best of all, this dressing, sauces and is great cups . 8819 37e4l . wel, wilallnew __I__. ' Chapter. Marie Richter, Worthy Warren, PX, Associate installed, the Worthy Matron certainly popular for its halves Matron. The 1979 officers Matron; and J. Elton Warren, was presented a personalized nutrition appeal and its 2 8-oz. or tangy The meeting was called to stalling crganlst.ololat. 1 tsp. mace and reheat. Add tomatoes Strawberry to complement the Fresh fruit blend 1 minutes or until Colord, egg whites beaten for a white dove mounted in a Gloria Warren, Past Matron, Peurifoy, P.M., chaplain; visitors, after which Past pictum frame with a backing Seminole Chapter, Sanford, Matron and Past Patron of blue depicting her wat- iristallft marshal; Lucille Helen Leinhart, P.G.O., jewels were presented to chwords of "Peace and VanDyke, Past Grand Adah, organist. Marie RichWr and Hazy Hwnwq.tl Her symbols for West Virginia, Installing Bicking. the year am the Dave and chaplain; Also, June McFadden, and Betty A courtesy by Ow officers Lyre and her flower, the blue Meadows, past grand Adah; Harriet Frocke. P.M., was given for Lyndall and organist, West Virginia, in. Ruth , Judy Holden, Esther, George Francis depicting rose. 25 % off tu Insure COIl go -is for IVifIMIf ddVV4. Professloaslly chick ti's entire syilsu. Cheek ad beft N &-- - , • air con nor 1wriformance chodkis Sales99099 . ak And N savor as e il.nd of tape. AMlia,dwareinckid.d. fader and volume controls AutomatIcMA if end SI - - "del"Moles. We% 9" "M wft Deow-CoW *a frog 101111der" ON doW and rock" 111114111". _________________________________________________ Sale 119.99 doz. large clams, finely . care A vU sorvko to prood th underside of now and lft Thyrne, it destired Salt and pepper in chopped nuts. Cut Into -e with whipped Heat pork and add onion, cream in center of each slice. POUND CAKE together, add cream and Fry for $ minutes and strain J lb. butter season to taste, Serves eight, or not, as desired. Add 1 lb. sugar MANHATI'AN potatoes, water and one 10 eggs ClAht CHOWDER teaspoon salt. Boil until • %111 V qW Chopped nuts Whipped cream Peel can taloupe whole and cut off small sec tion at top. Remove seeds. Prepare Jello chopped one 16-oz. carton The chapter room and retired and after a short p,p,, Associate Patron, gavel from her husband, the flavor. The final ingredient, plain yogurt dftft room were decorated lors recess the 1900 officers were Worthy Patron, and then took maple flavored syrup, adds !1 i cup maple flavored syrup In the Worthy Also, Phyllis Freund, P.M., her place as presiding officer. J us t t he ri ght Combine of blue, white and silver. , amount of all Ingredients in - eetapr;Mae Sheppard, • The Installing officers were sweetness and flavor blender container. Cover: podium in the cut was draped The newly Installed Worthy mellow easurer; Lawana with white satin which J. Curtis VanDyke, Past Stewart conductress; Matron and Worthy Patron • cascaded down am steps from Grand Patron of West Kathleen Reynolds, P.M., gave acceptance speeches, I the daia, making a backdrop Vir&a, installing officer; associate conductress; Etbiel Introduced friends and 69-88* on oil, by Harry Bicking, avor) a perfect appetizer to start will make your special dinany dinner out on the right ners a success and you'll The officers Installed were: Annette Barnard, Electa; foot. blush from the compliments! Temple was the setting on Worthy Patron, The 1979 Lyndall Francis, Worthy March 15 for the installation officers marched in. A Matron; George Francis, of officers of the Order of welcome was extended by P.1'., Worthy Patron; Gloria Eastern Star for Rustproofin' •. - Sanford Masonic order CANTALOUPE DELIGHT I large cantaloupe I pkg. gelatine (favorite fl- Soup Is a rosy, pink Wend of flavor. Maple flavored syrup smooth and creamy. Chill. until stiff, flour, mace and brandy. Beat vigorously for 5 fresh strawberries, plain is a versatile product,that can Makes about 4 servings. EasternStar InstallsOfficers The • S with tomatoes, water, I 12 teaspoons salt and cook slowly until chicken is tender. Add cooked ri ce. Serves four. Soup Is Berry Good 0 • for 15 minutes. Add to chicken -- ney are surrounded by the installing officers and other 1980 • U I n-dash stereo with Rag. 159.99. Deluxe AM/FM • - , Mary Collins cheeks gumbo seasonings. cup stale bread Lyndall and George Francis, couple at left of podium, were Installed the 1980 s - " -:- Add okra, parsley, red pepper or pimento and cook slowly - • Summertime Spinning rod ale - 3,20 0.60 CNm reel ______________________ • H7$.15T1. $70 5.00 . - it". IS.". Dual aided Reg. L". Three tray tackle box. Buff/brown. sale, - pepper ,.: and soups as well. SPRING SOUP 1 qt. veal or chicken stock • " • celM tops,bay leaves. a few add milk. Bind with cloves. Children like the juice remaining butter and flour and it may be used in sauces that has been cooked '- Now 23.79 a passenger tire. , pieces and simmer in small 2 cups crewii 3-Inch cube salt po rk (cut in quantifies until just soft 2 tbsp. flour small pieces) enough to put through a fine Sa lt and pe ppe r I onion, thinly sliced sieve. Bring the juice to a boil and (III cantaloupe. Place Cook onion 15 minutes and pour into hot sterilized one tablespoon butter. Add to potatoes, cantaloupe n heavy w i jars or bottles and seal, 2 cups water will not stand up and place in stock with bread broken into 2 cups stewed tomatoe s, refrigerator unt il Jello sets Seasonings may be added to pieces and simmer for one taste while cooking, such as hour. Rub ttrougi a sieve and strained If desired completely. Roil cantaloupe .1 I Ig. onion, Combo Sprinkle thicken with sal t and and dredge in ' flour. Fry chicken in pork fat until brown. Remove chicken and fry onion in siune pan. '••;., • Tough nylon cord body construction with highway or traction tread. More load-carrying capacity than 1 cups tomatoes 3 cups water I cup boiled rice __- Wash several ripe tomatoes. Cut into small . o 4 cups sliced okra, cooked or canned red pepper, finely chopped or I pimento • her mother. "She'd make it all the time" Mrs Collins said, "and it was delicious." TOMATO JUICE i om - ' good dessert should follow." The pound cake recipe she has provided is one she got from ,' f • . . ' ____________________ I ,•. of dessea 6 and feels that "behind every good meal a JI , - 'i•g • '. Sanford. Mrs. Collins said she is fond II / / I . home on Cypress Avenue in • J •. - • 20% off H ghway $40 off deluxe C b and Traction RV tires. AM/FM stereo Piano 5630 Piano 1146 Special cassette or Now 13 Now .59 Inc 7.64 84rack. , • • j - " . .• . . \ cooking if friends drop by her . • - ___ \,. \,'. Mrs. Collins said. She said she • . ' ' - now and then for Lookouts and reunions, but they all like "negular everyday meals," • - . ,k- - The family still get together ' .. ' very fancy, she did make "big southern meals." With 11 THOMAS LANG ) - I • •. brothers . sisters, they had to be big meals . and boil for three minutes. Serve at one. Serves six. To vary the recipe, with the onion add cup each of finely chopped carro and celery, 1. green pepper, seeded and finely cut, and : teaspoon carrIWiIy Seeds. CHICKEN GUMBO 3-lb. chicken, cut into ering pieces Flour for dredging Salt and pepper Pork for frying onion, finely chopped Spring parsley usually keeps something W . 119.99. Nylon back pack with frame. Rugged construction, largecapacity. _____________________ -. • ; ••; • , )A fl S ale Rise. • r, • - - . • , U x 76 s - a . - - ' ' • 4 ' sg.24.9LSllv.r skirted spool spinning reel. • . , • _i TM ,1 Full size nylon steeping bag with 5 lbs. synthetic fiberfill • t, '. MARK __J L_____. i' Now Now 21 e24 spool spinning reel. J, ; ''k, 1 1600C Rag. 16.9$. Skirted j; • 1 j I "N c. '4 tric. The bride is regional advisor for Body Shop Inc. •'ft7i II If----J . r manufacturing engineering management for General Elec- I I Dalwali, Now 14.44 - / / V 1300C ' i. '•."•-"-., II Daiwa®' • I • • Sleep ing I _' clams and th)'tIw, 1 desired, - and play with the kids. As a utility aide at Hopper Elementary School, she has plenty of children to play with in addition to her 7-year-old son Egbert. Born in Virginia, Mrs. Collins moved to Sanford at an early age and learned to cook from her mother. 'Mother was always a good cook," she said, and while she did not make things that were ' ' groomsmen were Jeff McKee, brother of tlie bride, Sanford, and Richard Soldans of New York. The reception was held at University Golf Club, After a wedding trip to St. Augustine Beach, the newlyweds are making their home at Hickory, N.C. The bridegroom is in - . •\ Chris Ruth of Tampa. Their gowns and flowers were identical to the honor attendant's Gary Lang served his brother as best man. Usher- ). Park and Sanford Plaza Sporlinill 6oWs dMartments • .' ' Butler of Sanford Bridesmaids were -, Winter .•. •' • By Herald Staff Writer Mary Collins calls herself a homebody who likes to cook \ ' carried a bouquet of silk flowers. ;. • • , - U ' - 10,000 BUT'S per burner. approx. BTU Input of 700 S. ke wrap-aroundi reflective label, sa fetyY belt' barrel and 21" hose with I Sale Coleman' 2-burner gas stove with double mantle gas lantern with approx. 8-hours of - U - double mantle propane lantern with average burn- . Rag. 13.99. Bicy cle child carri er er as extra as' 1½"8" s'teel Save on fishing gear. 25,99 Sale 11 •59 .w S 29 Heavy duty foot a Sale 18.99 Sale £t.99 - •• brakes, trigger shifter gear shift. Chestnut finish frame. Women's 26" 3-speed, Reg. 99.99 Sale 94.99 • 0, i. I - . -: Reg. 99.99. Men's 26" 3-speed blke with dual call per I . • . Z\j . Lynne Jeannine McKee and Mark Thomas Lang were married Feb. 1, at 3:30 p.m., at St. Augustine Ca tholic Church, Gainesville. Rev. Henry Lang, uncle of the bridegroom, performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony which was written by the bridal couple. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Betty Kleppe, 103 Oaks Court, Sanford, and Robert E. McKee, also of Sanford. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal ivory sheer gown lavishly embellished with alencon lace appliques She ore an alencon lace hat, with attached veil of Imported Illusion, adorned with silk flowers. Her wedding bouquet was an a rrangement of silk flowers. Sandy McKee attended her sister as maid of honor. She wore a halter styled floor length grape colored gown complemented with a chiffon cape. She wore silk flowers In her hair and . 'Homebody' Says She Likes To Cook, Play With Kids • RePeat Vows Sale Women's 26" 10-speed silver .......... "." 0.99 L) , Cook Of The Week ISS MeM cKee, -. SeLjohnVol$, of uw of coamwee. Anociation of Cummunity and Junior l ff1 \LP" i FRESH LEAN HORMEL - . . - nowmber SPARE RIBS net m., mi ic. tsut of t1w %stional ",ptdmwn A..%u. OUR OWN Cofl.g,s with funding from the National Otber-forum activities spobsored by Swaimis Cuumunity Caliqle will be an. noutwell In Advance of prowntallons. For [OF&W laorma" catlw 011k* muift servicas 333-140, at. 3N. PORK d4wr ' Wr jrmft IM 14,;1. MJ X1 I)XI I LAM HOMEMADE BULK BREAKFAST $ SAUSAGE NMI 41111n. IT-111111L •4 LB. 1"I 09 111110*1111 AHEAD FOR"WILL CALL"SERVICE' 2108 S. F IOWA MEATS NCH Avg. �- I - ? - - 2B—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford Fl Wednesday, Match iiiii, 1910 ' In And Around Sanford WE - By The Day, Week, 111-Weekly-Month . .r Women Hold Installation Republican __________________________ _______________________ monsluy meeting O Sanford Women's Republican Club met at the home of Mrs. M 1 ee At Keeth I Mrs. a4Noel, Mrs. Ed Pratt, and Mrs. Vernon Feddersen 1ns co-hostesses. pu ere were members and guests at. V. • . NELLLEE *wO&u ' 1 Cori,poni lent t. 2221 . . -, ' chec k up IF - , ."146,._1_X p. . [I ( t, 0 I I .) .. , .$ " 1* . '•'... . • FAIVIILY DEI'ITISTRY ' Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment ,. ' ' 8 ,, . to be designed to retaliate to pilfering, which is not un. - ". 1. the free world for the Radio D M r. and1 M rs. Errnes nest Free Broadcasts w hich have Butler ing a visit becnbeingdoneo%ertherefOr from their son, James a nd IJ a numbe r of years, she said, wife Mar Sue while the DOuuy Brantley save a are here n Sanford or a few on the legislature In which he days vacation. has been involved during his James is the soft term at the state capitol. H merchandise manage made some comments a • 1.. 4 , W. LAKE*MARY BLVD.323-2301 ~, 549 ,1 P , V . , lines loving memory I , . I . I . ' ,. I _ : '. , ' . but a U. WIWL . Sanford Women's Republican Club officers are, from left, Mrs. Ed Pratt, 4 treasurer; Mrs. Bobby Brantley standing in for her husband; Mrs. Vernon Feddersen. feels comfortable among the Theodore's sister, Martha, celebrated their third wedwomen there. This club was was a bridesmaid for the di ng anniversary. the place where he made his The newlyweds plan to Bill's parents, are here therefore where he launched spend a couple of days at the visiting the Kleins also. They his political career. beach. They are postponing are looking for a home here in Sanford their honeymoon until the fall and will be He installed the new WE CAN7BEAT INFLATION BUT ALL WORKING LErS START . tube 2 Super twes wthfluorlde - s Of Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Mrs. Walter L Carter She had one bell marked 1832 During for the March meeting, with Mrs. Fred J. Harris Sr., and Mr& V.C. Messenger as co. hostesses. her talk at various ftes she rang some bells for members to identify -a school bell, dinner bell, sheep bell and an incense Mrs. W E Baker, American Heritage bell chairman, gave a short review of the historic heritage of chimes and bells, The largest bell of the World is in Ruula, she said. She had bells from MexIco, She then introduced Mrs. R.E. Clark of DeBary, who spoke on the heritage of bells and what bells have meant to her as she has been a collector. Mrs. Clark had quite an arrangement Of bells, telling of the three types of bells. First there was On small single bell, which was often md in bwyft a loved one. The second is an open small bell similar to the Spain, India, England and one from Florida that was made at Ocala. Mrs. R.C. Lewis, regent, conducted a short business meeting. Reports were given by Mrs. R.E. True, Mrs. Messenger 1 and Mrs. T.K. Wiley. Refreshments were served to 15 1 " XI E*ilon Sigma Chapter PresIdent Eileen Mack. of Beta Sigma Phl (BSP) held Tble OCCASIOn was to mat PREsSEASON' . i 77tv usam TLLII !q l 000 i - . L~ . , li'll.—) A -?_~!r .. E.. ISEP", !'" 4 INSECT CONTROL i I U I No . tv ,WN - PESTCONTROL I i 299MIP4'$IROY8' . PLASTIC DOME Kills all exposed insects Large 14 oz BEG $599 , JJRffiNS T C N ,S RPJA%%V NAIRCOLOR Shampoo-in nalf colo,in assorted shades LIMIT 1 99 iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 488 MILDEW DISCS I Preven1smildew ' I , 3 -., 214-ot size ~ 11~ :---... ..,; I . 27 MIL IM L, 144 R . I Choose While. Almond or Yellow Easytoassemble REG $2999 ; JW8 1 ' V : . ._ f 0 1. , . of -, - -----' ow m abrasive surfaco 10 11is ~_ NE"N . PbyIIII ng • 51 meeti , . -'M ' Wer, Karen ' . B11,000011, Non 1111111111101t, OW71 I (4%4defl Mai" Mjjj 32 ' . . Gilbsrt,KimSchsrdIen,Betty McKee, GLager"Birlunley, Dma Speir, Be* &uuw SHOVEL ' Hydulym.I$Ih.ad. BIG """"""""""""""""""` __ __ i . . r i~ I I* V braticis D.i,%;* Super Rod & mote ) I - - "I ~_ ill-11 I OFF ~ 11 REGULAR PRICES 4 t "..... i l, I Tt. .= .I .... _-.... M. ..11M. 1: I' ., , I COOLN. . I Plasuc troy separatiltsf000 . .. from can drinks & OCO lerw Wide mouth lair easy filling BEG $1099 S cleaning REQ $549 BASEBALL MME BARIIBIIIQUE I GRILL Baked enamel fire bowl. rutill filliNglant grid. compact for $ 399 8811 . IS ~%,.! -;,. PICNIC JUG Molded of heavy duty po"hy. ENTEX ELECTRONIC TAKE-A-LONG • , ' Prollilctill Iff", Walhor & rubbelit 5-OL 1 I we RIG $2.99 99 D. 2r9 so State St. Sanford CASSELBERRY; Semin&. Piaza 1433 : CS • . ALTAMONTESPRI ' Semoran Blvd. ORANGE CITY: Four 91.1110111ft1b. WE MUM A"amonflilDnyc • . IJIiS 7IiLI#? Lot ii Mandarin ',,t r 48 U L SUNDAYS . 10 A.M. N 7 P.M. / Tier 4, E.R. Tr.fIord Map 1100. Ernest Rapp& wf Sylvia o Rapp Family Prop Inc. From the center A. Lockwood & wit Barbara E. to Gary J. Baum. Lot 247 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt r01 se cond Ad o Sterling Park UN 71, 115,900 George Washington Anderson to J E. Kirttey Jr. Lot S9 Lake of the Woods Townhouse Sect, 3, $58,900 (QCO) Robvrt Ii Pew to Mary SIOD Elmer E. & Allie C Jones To Bernard D. Sornmers Tr, S 100 ft o 1N theE400ft of SE'1 of SE11 4 of sect, 4. smow Eimer E. & Allie C. Jones to Racy Woods ~~ lm ' 11W Third Add., u 2, 9, DLI 96 -_ - - - INVITATION TO BID: t I I d specifications II tx, returned to each prime con tractor bidding the work upon return of i docur'cnts in good condition after the date of opening of bids All must be ac Bid Bond O r Cashier's Check in the amount of 5 per cent of the bid -is guarantee that the contract will be entered into by the lowest and best bidder Sealed bids must ht received by 115 W Warren CARMEN PEREZ, aka CAR MEN T PEREZ: and GENE J. Miranar, Puerto Rico 00907 (QCD) Arthur E. Goldstein to on L. PHARR ABNER,ot TURIP. $31 Spring Oaks Un No 35100 Hagen Homes Inc to R'ymond D Mittat, Sr & . ': . WITNESS mY hand and the s.l W Wildmore. 00AW Capital Horrin Inc. to Burtoti A. Of said Court on March 17. 1"o, U.S. HomfeCrpto Jarno$ A Ness Braman & *f Susan V. Lot 248 ,'SEAL) 14 BIk 10 arclay oods J. B hdrssno: Shadow Hill, $54,200 % Circuit Court Winston Co. to (QCD) Judith A. Pol,y O By Eve C rabtree Prl ggen Jr. &wfMadelin,I,LofS Michael K. Poloy, Lot 33 Garden Olk A Rev. Pall of The Springs . Deputy Clefk '_ '," Publish March 19, 26 and April 19 W Janet E. Kline & Sandra J. to TISCHER and ROBERTA J. LOIS K. Regan L Phyllis The NW14 TISCHER, of Defendants. I (Less the W' of the NW',, NOTICE OF ACTION of NWI,, of SWI4 7 also less the E 104 15 ft. of) Sect. 25, 20 29, $100. TO: CARMEN PEREZ, a k a J,. Wayne Morrow & wt Elva to Bang Van Doan & wf Anh, Lots 23, 611 Hoare Street 25,27,29&310ak Hill Subd., N.H. Apartment 4 ID Garneers Oak Hill Add to 5 an ':i .- AR THUR H RI CKWI TH JR CLERK OF THE COURT Subdv, $5,000 YOU ARE HEREBY Harry R. Radle & wf Winifired Alfamac Inc to Earl Fisher Jr. & J. NOTIFIED that an action to to Glenne Smith & wf Anna A. to will Norms L., Lots 20 & 21 Blk D Harry R. Radle L wf Winifred J., foreclose a mortgage on the Sanlando Springs Tr 31, U2,000 Lots 2, 4 & 20 Blk E Wildmere following property in Seminole Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to County. Florida: $100. Ewell J. Arcentaux & will 5ylvla, Subdv, Lots 21 and 22 in Block 8 Of Same As Above, Lots 1, 3, & 19 Lot 5 Cluster S Sterling Park UN Lorry L. Payton to My;Tie E. NO. 6. according to the Plat Harbour Island Villas Inc to 111110 Morgan. The S 40 ft. of lot 37 & the thereof as recorded in Plat Book 5, Huskey Co, Lot 4 BlIk 6. Sweet. IN Page 53, Public Records 61 20 it. Of Lot 57 water Club UN 11 & lot 15 Blk 6 Franklin Terr., Seminole County, Florida; Swo0water Oaks Sect, 12, 6105,7oo Craven Dev Co. Inc. to Robert has been filed against CARMEtJ Res Comm of AM to Eug"o C. M. Horvath L will Esther, Lot 65 PEREZ. a k-a CARMEN T. Sanborn & wit Donna S. Lot I Olk G Welitiva Hills Sect. 9, %9S,600 PEREZ, and GENE J. TISCHER Hidden and ROBERTA J. TISCHER, and Charles S. Drv3a Park you are required to serve a copy go Iwl MLotiCus R. °°Sr Grace P. Stanley H. Sandefur. your written de f enses, if any, to I u i George 8. Rult & wt Martha M. lib I iftnty, ricricla hand .iiid Dolmovich L wf Margaret J. Lot 2 Second Add, to Casselberry, SS,SOO I -- --- -- .--131k P Howell Cove Third Sect, Olin AM Homes of FIL Inc to $74,9M. Richard C. Enson & wt Joyce D. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (0CD) Rose M. Woodall to ArIls Lot 2 cluster S. Sterling Park UN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA W. Woodall Lot I Blk 5 Wilson Pi, 74, S31,11150 CASE NO. 11110-02$3-CA-09-11. Begin at a point 131S.61 ft. S. $too. David N. Brown & wf Teresa C. SECUR17Y FIRST FEDERAL (QCD)SameAs Above, Lot I Olk to John F. Wells & J. Lisa Lang, 5 Survey of Wilson PI, $100. Lot 21 & the W 25 ft of Lot 20 Olk 9 ASSOCIATION, a United States of (OCID) Rose M. Woodall to ArIls Kathryn Park. 177,000 America Corporation, W. Woodall, Lot 8 Olk S. Plaintiff, Survey of ArOE Homes Inc. to John A. to Donald F. Rine& wf Mary J, LOt -- () the City Clerk. Longwood City Ave,, 74, 8.49.500. Bernard 0. Sommers Tr, S 100 ft of L.ong'w ood, Florida, by 5'00 p.m . Olin AM Homes of Filnc to N 100 ft of E 400 ft of SE, A SE14 on April 9. I"O The City of Walter E. Mangold & wf Kathleen, Sect, A. S110,000 Longwood reservies the right to Lot 4 Cluster L. Sterling Park Un. Donna L Barnes fka Donna L 24, &S0,900. Menard & hb Robert W. narnes to f elect any and all bids. Proposals May flot be withdrawn for a period Olin AM Homes of Ft Inc. to J. Michael Perry, Lots 31 & 38 Blk of sixty (60) days alter opening Joseph S. Hauer, Lot 3 Cluster M 3 Evansdale, $32,000 Sealed bid% will be opened at & Sterling Park un 24, %49,600. (QCD) Donild K Downes to public mei-ling of the Longwood Robert J. Hester Ill to GMR Patricia A. Downes Lot 12 111k C City Commission on April 14, 1960 enlerpr Inc. Lot 9 Olk H. Columbus DOI Ray Manor, $100 at 7 30 p m or soon thereafter. Harbour Subdv, SIDO. Linda D. Dennis nka Linda D Linda R. Martin, Blair L. Flleger & wf Anna m. to Walker to John D. AShely & Emma tMNld3.lflofffieWllftOf 51k) 04 O$ i TW NOW TO LWR OU"W11111111. Tht property proceeded against ' * $ALEPRI ft 1111AT. MAIL 22 relief BULL. ABNER AND DANIEL$: Attorneys for Plaintiff, whoic address is 147 Marilyn Flym, Lot to 81k E N Genevieve L. to Timothy V An. Avenue, Post Office Box too, OrIandoT.rr5,d, 7. UN 1.543,500 derson Un 10) Cranes R oost VII Winter Park, Florida, 32790, ad Michael Theochardis & wf file the aeglinal With the Clerk 61 sect I,'89oo. ' ncy A. to Sanford Lavw & wif Michael G. Penland & wit Jod K. the above styled Court on or before KI Lot U 51k E Honor Homes to G&briol KISS & will Ruth M. Lo, 11 April 21. 1900; otherwise ,a iudgment may be entered againit Bear Lk Hills S32,000. J. Henry Lyons to Jerald L. U for the relief demanded in tN (QCD) Patricia C. Patterson .Busor& wf Paulin.,Th,Sssnof Jack L. to Jack L. Patterson, Lot complaint or petition. _______ 4114 Center, 949 S.R. 434 . WI Oliva S. Lot 396 ,itldin5t you for the Wooft Townhouse Sect, 4. $0,000 Barbara L. Goldstein, Lot 10 Olk 8 Cheryl E. Thornton sks Chtryl Eastbrook Subdv, Un. No. III. $1 Do. E. - I you are required to serve a service on plaintiff's attorney or to Markham Park Ht, to wfDatlorahC.L0I1O2L.k.ofth. Play against the compullor of onothilipir plifirriff, 344 Inc ., Flacon Div Co Lot 54 Oakridg, V TENNIS RACKETS 25%OFF PRICES 1-GALLON IG LOO Fl rles S. Musser r f Ellen s. Lot 3 Cluster L. Sterling Park Un. David M. Currie Ind & Tr 16 Victoria L. Currie & Charles M-,10 .1 (11 Choose If orn our large selection of famous brand rackels Many ndmes you will riecognile . stiose residence and the seal mt & ' .' ENTIRE STOCK OF --- - i• mmo~ REG 62 09 --- - 1 .. - U %-IN. X WFT. A88 ~ MW ~ ~ 110miff III 1111111 . __ %M I ! ORTHO . . I ROLAN D er Steven D. Riggs & Ronald W The L & Lusella Sailers,Lot I c' V Longwood, W 20ff of lot 92 & the E 20 ft of Lot Roseland Park 1St Add Florida 93 Sant Hts add to SanI sie Casselberry Gardens Inc to Dan Publish Marclm 16 II 19 1980 E I J Homes Inc to Robert E Way Inc Lot 17 81k A Crystal Bowl DIET 01 . . 88 - MATh$N5o UuItu.purpos.mnt. 1ot 811 a C I . J. 25MICIds 411 hedIsPillings Lighirri,eighl easylo I,arciie NtODUt 085 fiEG $I 7 99 ' 4111,111lik. I 128" 10 any pan of an Mftl hillad, smooth wood hand HAIR DRYER . . , . . * 1111~ -\ CONAIR 1250 WATT 't -- roinforcoid with nylon tire cord REG Si599 A delfctm IrW lior Ihitir 11 A ' -I-----"... I 1 I. Allan M. Michaels, Lot 18 Blk 2. Weathersfield First Add, $31,000. G. Emerys Jones & wil saratt , , D. Munizzi & Marc Lelikus, E I , of Lotl6&allof lots 17& 18 UlkMLk wayman HIS Lk Add., S?9,500, 2 . "WENHOSE Durable& ROxible. double UMHAMM EA . I \ - -_ 'cdi 8•o: bottle PQ" BATTERIES 3P9 %-Ill. X N-FT. •• CHNOLATE PIAVOIND I l'otcalculalofs !o,,s lia,lights & photo (,qu,pn,wnI RFG $1 14 PACK/1 I 9 OF California Redwood slats on lu,inurn frame Theperfectcomplem I 0 Uir chair and chaise REG $419 . -- With snap conneclur 00 . i -~, ','..':. .'.* .7... 1. M I 1. ::1'. - I -.,,,'. . . ;- ... .111" (6i It,"k. I;! j. . .t , I I .. -. ( .. ,_ , I,., . -7" __LP" - 1L 1 11 ALKALINE PATIO TABLE I Wfoot diameii clircle Dial 99 - l4 California Red*ood slats on tightweignt aluminum frame Chaise has mulli-posilion back Both fold for storage CHAISE AEG $29 99 CHAIRREG $1599 Be$ . Full of parl circle. JONKLMMLSHAPFA Synthetic diarylOnc CrYstals - 164KX 16-1k REDWOOD . 1. & Pont First Sect Keiger & wt Oaks Sweejwater Shores, $139,900 nt & Shirley Van Dusen IN . dL* 8FNN . . - in ft 9 1 .`10... II SPI. $t q 19 I . subloicts. extralfricith 0 4 `111 , #1 0 4 00 lll !i, I - ,1, ,viiii, . r" - 12's 16 assorted -_ IMIMPADS ;30 LIMIT 11 , MOLfl 'To ThC C i ty otLonqwood Florida Is A to JOCSeph G. Rybnicky & W; ~Ncellifinq sealed bids for paving of Clara A. Lot 11 Ulk D Winie Wayman Street from SR 434 to Woods UN I $100 Robert J. Mac Bellh to Marvin W. Rook% & wit Bernit w. UN A 6 %pecificaition%may be examined 4t C office 0 En gineering Cox CR P to Thomas 8 Aldrich & Sandlewood Condo 119 000 Company, 848 E. Lake Sf_ will Vivian S., Lot 33 Weklva Hills Michmel J. Dwyer & wf Charla Sect $12,900. R. to Frederick W. Hering & we Longwood, Florida, and may be obtained for the sum of sso per sei. • n Virginia The full amount of the cost of or* M. to Thomas F. F rank 0. McClary & wf Elsie M. ... I :' _~~ 81~a STEREO SYSTEM ! .. -*- , ROLAND 34 It. of lot 22 Olk 19 Suburban Homes. $46,800. Edward P. Nydam & wi Sandra F. to Dorryl Bournstoin. Lot I Santando Est. First Add. S6,S00. __________________________________ , . % -_ i!- j~j% UWN FURNITURE , - 111111111 I ' REDWOOD& ALUMINUM Nwo fI .(. "'•7 0 mirmul *I. "t '3' 11 t6 _________ .! .-..L/ E x tra absorbent head. smooth I F-1 1 1 1 ira ETAGERE FLOOR MOP 00 iN - -. 5-SHELF PLASTIC : & musty odors : W I _n ___________________ NAM Y111LOGNE 5. 0,;Spf my. haunting .: I:rto B EG $599 399 o: bOttletor dry 51 ° MIT I 6 tipi. 388 ..~e)-T.. 17 . , ",) 4999 .&. r fecl lot family roorn. *,il iscleni s site recording ' KODAK COLOROURST250 CAMERA __ — '- Budl-wfhosh linedlotus motorizedpi,int election nEG S59 99 ACCENTLAMP 'I MEMOREX . 333 488sizes AEG $599 ,.a. ' I " . ,A"\ .1 - - ~._ 11 __ , _ Legal Notice ,lml . ~-IW4"~ I 4 il -I , ii 0 ' kI . Add $11 500 ___ DEFENDANT NOTICE OF ACTION 1, 1100 Robert L. Miller Jr. to Douglas Lot 229 Barclay Wood Third Add, rtorwf,tianM, Lots 8 & 9 4,500 Craven 0ev Co Inc to Bruce 5 Kitty K Harrison I ka Kitty K Keesler & WI Nancy S Lot 10 Dolanski & Nb Benjamin to Wekiva Hills Sect, 9, 585.500 Roberta A. Radike, Lot 73 & the N Joseph G. Rybnicky & wf Clara 1199 I&., . rSt - TERRELL. JR unmarried, wt S VV'sPer quiet "lotor baiaticed blades grill ic.. mo"'s 'of c 14-411,1`19 IIAODEL NO 2156 FIEG S 14 99 — Cynthia . GALAXY •'.' . I, $20,000. U1 I 11 1 EI-I' V'3 Heavy duty plastic in decorator colors AEG $4 99 1 -"i2, ~!N, ip . ~ 4. _____ WASTE BIN RRU OPY 0 a cheontobeheldlnApril,was thsciaed. The chapter hid a St. Patrick's party at . , Atu r ', ' . -- __ 14 . - ., I!:1;h-. I0 GER a I . . ,; . I pa!lerns Assoirled 6. .. 4.. ~-. $"6 " p I-__ I Afta do WMaw muft abo Akio was given by Betty McKee . ' I %,S ~ y L 'i,' f- S T F. R Alpha II Otv Crp Inc to Jame sc John D. Strong A. wf June E to Woodrow N. Hinkle & wf Jo Ann, 1699 ; - . & Aimmer Homes CRP to C.J R 7. Charles &I Messimer to Pax T Rob,nson. Lot 32 Sern Raceway R - Jer les & wf Pamela P Lot 5 (Ilk 6 desCr,I)ed as follows West 150 B Coach Light Est. $100.000 I (let of lots 11and 28, DIXIE, asper Constr Crp to mat) in Plat Rook 7. page 103, & Robbie Ergas to Stephen Senskovic, Lot 2 Blk C Country Club Manor Un. CALCULA R 9 I&MIIAATE RVIRY OTHIR MONTH $23 'I . .. . I Deborah 1. Brooks, one third mt. Ruqur Jr. (QCD) Same AS Above except 7. , G Country Club Manor Un S25000 in Begin 4117.57 ft. N of the SW Wrenwood UN Three, Third Acid, demanciM ill ,hc complaint or TO , . M. I R3131 0 LIMIT 4 chapta's Participation in a bendit square denm to be Md at Uw Civic Caft March 29. Tickets are available from chapter membem I i . . . ~ Y! Ci.irnelf While to Dale E netlys Peter% to james,A Na" I copy of your written defenses, if & wf Eileen M Lot 79 Trailwood any, to it on JOHN SPENCER Est Sec. 1, $38.100 ROBINSON. plaintiff s attorney, Winter Springs Homes Inc to %%how address is 1030 Volusia Wm J Kenyon & wt Barbara R . Avenue. Suite 290. 0.1ytona Beach, Lot 38 Wildwood. $36.900 1 Flor,da. 3.104, on or before April Ronald C Brown & st C tendi J 'I 1910 and tilt the original with to Hector 0 Rodriguez Lot 7 131k the c r K this tour t either before not one third int. $100. Juw - ~ , too in 'im Lale" Slashionsin §Hf1J L91R NI S ASPIRIN Box Of 36 safety lock C&P. LIMIT 1I li-f!S.I.,.F. 1 Plm wwe timilind for ft I CALL TODAY _______ 4•- ':.. -_ '.. ;; . THRIFT i,.~~t f)? solid colors of fancy ffiH 0 IRIN Hosten was Betty MdKee. I thirsty towels inSurtor Porpoise. Seagull. Hibiscus or Florida rr-ap designs n[G $4 49 ablets Pacofi2fltaCdt3 7U Founder's Day I=. 1 I(,SPd %ir 2 o oFF AI 79 LA lIMIT L.PAGE f %.- k . I . WlffiTWsCsupsnONLy t 15 I MIGHTYMATCH I Est Sect, Robert A Beach & wf Helen A to Thomas J. Collyer, Lot 4 Olk F . . Surnmerset N Sect. 2, s4g,goo Robert Schneider Constr. Inc., to -1 John D. Wallace L wl Rose M All 4 I . of Lot 13 & the W 43 It of Lot 14 Rik C Tr 68 $55 000 . Rolllngwood Homes Inc to Bruce A Morgan & wt Colleen A. E Paradise ULAR PRICES i._ iim.,V.4-s,,,-Ii~,i~*%,----, ~ '.. - .11 ~ -- SWIMSU ,;111-/., I* chaplier awt at dw I Up To 7,000 Sq. Feet L 3I / 4. ir. . A, Burk Shirley A Kruger, UN 318 Bldg 300 address is unknown All V S78.900 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (QCD) Henry H Peters ir to !a(lion for foreclosure of a mor Betty S Peters , Lot 19 Trailwond igage has been filed against you 01k A Crystal Bowl, Second Add k'I i Annabelte& Ralph E Kruger ' "J." '.1,', II' V I I 2 ,, _ ~. ! L I o -~.. I -_ '. sLga . , .. arge 24 OUR DEODORANT f:-- hodeals, . . i I ",' IN .1 :. - 1~_J_ , Karen Hittell, Wanda I SPECI.AL I '' - ERS WATCHES / " 't . I . ~X .. . - the chapter. Guests were LAWN PEST CONTROL I -'.",' - ''>N UTS r LIMIT I ... I .74 . BnanIsY I . I -. ... ENTIRE STOCK OF A I ' _____, . !: . Eqz ments were served by Um F - &'II I . I I I . . - ~ ;I . -. i '. I wr ' ' I. Heavycluty OurItily ~ - 0 a " , members and two visitors P C aii il i l i'L Hosts mbership it ii ' ______________ __1 1 ,. t Im1dt. developed via cu flied T ODAY AND lvi I1YDAY ______ , I earrings she was wearing. The third one was also an open bell of various sizes. if (oil of color or black ana *h,le print - . Herl"tage .,. 1 I er, Get t*o rolls ol Plait Cin- 1,)f f"'. I" (1, ,0 ove Kodacourt Ur IIJ11(b A,!,it .- Get an extra set of prints wth every ft W_ --. * I I .I I rMCE THE PRINTS r*ICE THE FILM ,', _______________ - Heck,ricIer Ellegirin;nq 1404 96 ft .1. & 17 lf 40 ft 5 of the NE cornet of 50 2. 2030. 865000 320 Bldg 300 Alt Vill, $32 900 S YLV E5 T E R All Vill Inc to Frank i Fox & wf TERRELL JR , $7,800. . - .. - -_ I -. . _._._. I. DETERGENT AEG LIMIT i DAR Chapter Told .J . U FLAVOR ROAST BATH SOAP Platinum double edge ' I I I PALMOLIVE . ' . lied Bug School is located on Red Bug Lake Road, right next to lied Bug Park. . PHOTO G ARANTEE Buy only the print$ you *aril Noh-i-isle-t-ven.ftt,egoot*asinthppcl,,rptab.r,,j , (QCD) Charles E. Faulk to Edward Lee Scott & wf Barbara Begin at the SE corner of Lot 2 Mecca Hammock, $600 Sally A. Calabrese & hb. Joseph to Jeffrey G. Owens & Betty, Lot 22 licensed auctioneer. . I I ~ CLOSEUP 4' . , Betty and son-in-law, Lou lie is a proud member of the Following t he meeting Mrs. Astrin, who came to like school's basketball team Keeth and her co-hostesses Sanford so much they decided which recently won an award . • Lakeview School in Sanford. Ed Pratt, treasurer. 1 - the E ' i Lot 9 81k 66 Altamonte VII Inc to Joseph H Sanlando The Suburb Beaut Palm Strada & wf Shirley N & JoAnna Springs Sec., $55,000. Scott & Paul Scott & t Wilma, UN The auction will begin at I p.m. and will be conducted by a furniture, jewelry and every I wish he were all inine, but DEAR ABBY: My husband other kind of business. if you tie isn't, and I have no desire Country Homes Inc t Richard 8 & trading stamps collected by the students. that wife for 20 years and doesn't .. Bill and Anne Klein's son, Marc, Is a sixth grader at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Klein had Emy Bill, secretary and . goes for people inthe clothing, know how to be anything else, IIAI ~ ding anniversary on April 1. the next year. They are Mrs. to Hawaii. Rollingwood Homes Inc., to A Mewca Tr Lot 209 Winter Leon Ball & wl Marie S , All of Lot Springs UN 3, $21.700 Character deficiencies are a elected officers of the club for when they plan to take a trip celebrating their 60th wed- Garden Lk. Est. Un. I. 16)900 drinks, The highlight, of the day will be an auction of over 250 new items dona t ed b) local merchants or obtained b redeeming the competition. And We're Sick of Inflation,tool Eckerd Freezes Prices i There will be games for the children, a flea market, bake - ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. Brantley said he liked to The bride was Deborah Mr. and Mrs Klein's YES WE RE FREEZING OUR REGULAR PRICES ONALL THE ITEMS ABOVE OUR VOLUNTARY INFLATION FIGHTING AND WE'RE CHALLENGING ALL OUR SUPPLIERS TO JOIN THE FIGHT FREEZE YOUR PRICES TO US ON ANY visit the San ford Woman's Raby. The wedding was he ld daughter, Helene, and Son in PROGRAM IS IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 21 AND WE WILL NOT RAISE THESE PRICES EVEN THOUGH OUR COSTS ARE ITEM WE SELL AND WE WILL FREEZE THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS NOT JUST FOR 60 DAYS Republican Club be GONG UP IF WE CAN SELL FOR LESS WE WILL he t First Christi Church d law, Nes Nestali Just BUT FOR AS LONG AS YOU HOLD THE PRICE. & , I could get - he's the only submit It. (P.& Correction: Central Ft Educators eed Un to Ronald K Norbrg. Dar Crooks & F CredIt Crp to sale, plant booth, various craft items for sale and food and THE WIFE man I want. He will not DEAR WIFE I vote with di vorce his wife She needs your husband. Never knock him to survive. She's been his — ---.— --- Dcv This man isn't the only man solution, short of frisking and X.rsng every employee as he leaves his job, please . ry Fling" from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday. cultivated not inherited. __ - feelings when they never pay. If anyone out there has a consider ours? • ' Herald Photo by Tom Viamt .managing the office of his Goodyear Rubbler and Tire for a business he is starting lighting fixtures. Corporation in Ft. Pierce. campaign headquarters. 223 Alt HIS Condo , $33,000 Jessie & wf Jean B. Lots 7 11, 23 Bel Aire Homes Inc, from the SW THE CIRCUIT COURT, Bic C Sanlando Springs Tr. 25, corner of Gardena Farms, %IN IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL $74000 Robert L Asher & At Jeanne D i CIRCUIT. IN Leroy HICkSOn to Donald H to John fl Flanagan &wf Camellia SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Campbell & Betty C., The S 7 I A Lot 13 81k B Sweetwater Oaks. CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.171CA0$ t Lot 35& the N29Sft of Lot 01k DIVISION "J" tie 2 Susan A Defter to Oliver Hirt LOR:DA 'EDERAL SAVINGS Talley L Hattaway to Raynel Lot 10 Edgewood Manor AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Homes Inc.. Lot 20 Orienta Gar Casselberry, $28.000 corporation organized and existing dens 2nd Add, 13.000. Winter Springs Dcv Crp to under the la w s at the United States Tompkins Dev Co to Albert E. Country Homes Inc Lot '09 winter 'of America. Daum & wf Bunny L Lt 125 Springs UN 3. $21.700 PLAINTIFF. Red Bug Elementary School will hold its annual "Spring - which we, the consumer you Inter Springs I I highownding euphemism for store to see what we have, or have cWldren. I have a job I a billion-dollar to compare prices. I say why love, and earn enough to Interiliatlenal disease - for should we consider their support myself and family. stealing Euls II$1H2 £'' . left us so many beautiful memories. * .. ' of T.nn.11. We mIss YOU AV A A' He announced that Mrs. wedding of her son, Theodore, to move here. Vernon Feddersen, president, Mrs. AL Keeth, vice president, people up. Thanks, "Neverknockthecompetition contentment from a WITHHOLD MY NAME regardless.relationship. DEAR WITHHOLD Abby, these same people I'm no thud I in 40, been flPb0Ye pilfering" Is a never even come into our divorced for six years and house up in the sky. In •' -4r-- asS .Ikue 111 w 1uê , . I support he has received from S the Republican Part and the ' Sanford Woman's Republican Capitan Drive, went to Ft. Club in his campaign for re- Pierce for the weekend to I I elect ion. at te nd the Sunday af te rnoon first political speech, and Red Bug Element Plan - , ' President Carter's new "Ian Sears for the Castleton Square , , to balance iiie national Store in Carmel, In diana, a suburb of In dianapol is. out , • Later my husband and I Never have I derived so muc h argue about this; he says, strength, support, peace and common, will wake ' a few ____________________________________________ , .\ _. Rosemary Proctor to Thomas E Dye & wt Edna . Lot 337 Lk Of th. woods Townhouse Sect 8, $57,000 J Dawson Grggs to lreneo L Un , Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of .' ,. I ~:,", 9 — - . .., . Be[ Ai re Howes Inc to Herman A Haqenstein & wf Elizabeth. Lot 7 Oak Forest Un 1, $69,400 ' %r' Mrs. Bobby (Patti) Brantley gave a report on a ierved a delicious luncheon of broadcast from Radio Quiche Lorraine, green salad, Moscow that has started red raspberry mold, fresh coming on the radio each pineapple with prunes fruit night wi th their propaganda salad, hot rolls, coffee, pound Transacflon Y 4) ' ' r , OUR SERVICE IS BONDED IYTI Estate tell someone they got a fa}obod) gblic:jth deal they'll think you're hits everything, ,Ind 1, too, am at has no heat no iackson & wf Heather, Lots I & 2 Franklin F Ramseur Ili to an es. 81, G Tr 16 2nd rep Saniando Franklin F Ramseur 11 & wf happy with half a loaf. Sign seat covers and is painted were taken from ur osts [A De ' S11,500. Dianna B Lot 8 & the W '2 Of Lot 9 I DEAR ABBY: I read with me... wi th a hand brush and house Springs p1 ace of emp1oent. She has Robert E. Mother III etc., to 01k C. L Oaks Sect, Sanlandc, interest the comments of I hAPPY IN TACOMA paint. Lonnie B. Cole, & Dorothy M. Hill, a11sor of little odds and ends 1 Abb i HALF A WAF IN P011Sprinqs,%t0O TheE 600 ft. the N' 2 of the SW'1 (QCD) F rancesM 14e,rn to Alice at her house that she frankly I.. DEAR ABBY: I have a of NE'i SecI. 36, 878.900. ThAND h J Zibell. Commence at the NW n who I'm 28 and Ume is running admits she's taken from [/ 1 &, Dert corner of Lot s Rik aA Quail Pond ; . boyfriend named Johnny who out Which should I choose' had a 3G-.ear aniel J. Jones & where she wor, She makes yn. The E 7 Add to Cas,selberry. $100 is really a sweet guy. He s a Money or sex? with a married man whose U. of Lot l Allot lot 15 and the W (QCD) Alice i ZibeIl to Frances ' no secret of the fa ct that S 'er 'unexcitin' rson and a 18 It of lot 16 01k C Sanlando M Heim Begin at the W corner of wife wouldn't NFU ED him a Just helps herself Springs Tr6e very poor lover, but his family e and I are in the wholesale dirce QA, Eads lOSBlk M Quail Pond Acid, sloo She inherited this tcaft from car pet business. when so Heim to Armond 1) is in the money. Well, I know how she feels, DEAR CONFUSED: ft's & 'irley j Lots 62 & 62'? LW. Savoie & WI Judy K & Peter N her father, and she's pas Barry is another guy I go human nat ure to want what it called friends show us carpet because I've been part of a Mitanovich & WI Mars D & to they E & E Invest Co. Inc., to Hubert Randall M Osinqa Johnny trian g the le year y ou h ave . you these "bonuses" town (as he frequently Is). money, you'll miss the sex, if 81k are what they paid for it and then and I hope it lasts forever, 8 Paradise Point 4th Sec. Quail Pond Add to CasseIberr, relatively inexpensive items, ask if we think they got a good If I'm getting his wife's $140,000 Barry is a geeat lover, but he )-on choose sex, you'll but when you keep taking deal, what should we say? Ashby G Jones & wf Clayda F (QCD) Lake of the Woods Inc to leftovers, perhaps she is has no money and it is very * the money. Don't make a little things every day, over a Serge B. PolakofI, Lot 804 Blk A Leroy G Trowbridge & wf Irene, Nine times out of 10 we keeping the bone and embarrassi ng to be seen in choice while you're confused. to Jamestown VIII Un 1. $57,200 Lot 371 Lake of the Woods PeriOd of time they add up. could have given them a throwing away the steak Arthur A Spec & wf Susan 0 to Townhouse Sect 8, $100 Perhaps a mention in your better deal, and that is what! Lot 41 81k 1141A Prop to Con' same as This man is my dearest Tt F Seminole column about employee tell them above, $41700 friend as well as rn lover Joanne Bailey to Dewey L (QCD) 323-2221 — w' lk Real ?XIcATE . Self To Goodies At Work DEAR ABBY: Yesterday CUSTOMIZED ,' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 19, 19S-38 Hel ps SERVICE CARE MAID 4 ::. , '"4. $ Pear I P Lot 91 1 "o DE T 97 �.., I 4B—Ev,nlng Horald, Sanford, Fl. NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Casseiberry, Florida, will hold a public hearing to determine the feasibility of granting an increase in the rate schedule of Orange. SemlnoleCablevis;ona%requestecl by Orange-Seminole Cablevision. The Public Hearing will be held in the Casselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, on Monday, March 31, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, Please govern yourself ac. cordingly. Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk City of Casselberry, Florida Dated this 7th Day Of March. A.D. 1980 Publish March 12, 19, 1980 DET-64 _____________________________ . ... - Legal Notice PUBLICHEARING FIFTH DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF IRAN. SPORTATION WORK PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS THROUGH I$4.SS A public hearing will be held at the District Office, 719 South Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida on March 26, 1980 starting at 8:30 A.M. for considering Primary, Interstate, Bond, Public Transportation, and all other programs. This hearing is being held to give consideration to the necessity of making any changes to projects included in the Five Year Construction Plan and to hear requests for new projects to be added or existing projects to be deleted in the Five Year Con struction Plan, in accordance with the Florida Transportation Code, Chapter 334.211, Florida Statutes. The scheduled time for each County is: 1.Volusia e:30A.M.-9:OOA.M. Seminole 9.00 A.M. 9:30 AM. St. Johns 9:30 A.M. 10:00 AM. 41 24—Business Opportunities FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busineSs at Sarford Airport, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of EXECUTIVE AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES, 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 litious Name Statutes, TDWIt: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Siq Michael E. Peeder Publish March 5. 12. 19, 26. 1980 OFT 31 5353.5$ wkly, $31.90 daily, homework. Start immed. Make this possibility a reality. Free details Stewart.C, 100 Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma. 02192. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole rIondo - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Itime 3consecuhve times 7 conwcutivp times HOURS S 30 p M 8 00 A M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 44c line 39c a line 36c a line - ARE BUDGETS' SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WANT AD THE FROM COLUMNS. ____________ 21Investn30nt Opportunities _______________________ 3 Lines Minimum - Irti 'at units, income $2000 mo. 4 l75.00O. DEADLINES . .- Wsdn.sday, March 1, 1910 Legal Notice Legal N!tice . - louses 44S _ _ 41—Houses *4+ &m puff 2 BR. lB + attached BR 3. ",B, CHIA, comes with turn. 533,900. Crank Const. Realty, REALTORS. 8304061. LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS. CAR PORT, DOBARY AREA. LOW DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. 332.000. S REALTY WORLDS ESTATE SALE 2 BR, lB w.FP, cxc. location. Only $24,000. BRAND NEW OVIEDO OUP. LEX. 2 BEDROOM EACH, CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. $60,000. Noon The Day Before Publication SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 Development Opportunity OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS lic. Owner must sell. Submit SCREEN PORCHES, AP. NOTICE OF all Offers. Listed at 529,000. One entire block Z.RMOi on W. PLIANCES, GOOD CONDI. Sunday - Noon Friday PUBLIC HEARING 1st St. Exc. potential, use your TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. The board of County Corn imagination. 537900 missioners of Seminole County wil hold a public hearing in Room 20: ARE VOUFARSIGHTED? REALTOR 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK of the Seminole County Cour If so you will ret.ognhze the Wanted TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH 701 Bldg. 339-0509 3—Cemeteries thouse, Sanford, Florida on Ma potentiality of these 6+ acres CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT E.Altamonteor. 339-0508 $3, 1980 at 7:00 P.M., or as soor on the beautiful Wekiva River Reliable woman to care for PORCH & NEW ROOF, ________________________ thereafter as possible, to con%idei at SR 14. Only $110,000. elderly lady in my home $21,900 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In a specific land use amendment ta 28—Apts. & I.ieuses weekends. Flexible hrs, prefer area mgst beautiful Mem. ADVERTISEMENT FOR the Seminole County Corn HUGE, POOL, 3 BEDROOM, 2½ from Sanford area, must have orial Park. %100, to settle STEMPER AGENCY To Share SEALED BIDS: prehensive Plan, Ordinance 17.25, estate. BATH, FAMILY ROOM, Own trans. 322OiSi INVITATION TO BID: Notice is and rezoning of the described Wantedfemaleroommate. REALTOR 322.4991 EAT. IN FIREPLACE, hereby given that the School Board property. Part time employment w• Nonsmoker, non.drinker MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH AS. of Seminole County, Florida will 4—Personals AN ORDINANCE AMENDING progessive Home Health 327.4987 SUMABLE MORTGAGE. receive sealed bids until Wed. Eves: 349.5400, 3fl1959, 323.4302' ORDINANCE 77.25 WHICH Agency, Cert. nurse aides, nesday, April 9, 1980 at 10a.m., at 10:00A.M. 10:30 AM. (Time Roommate to Share __________________________ AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND homemakers 1. companIons. CANNON REST HOME which time the bids will be Out) My 2 BR Apt. USE ELEMENT OF THE Flexible, dependable & have Special care for elderly lady or publicly opened and read aloud in Osceola 10:30A.M. —11:00 Call Bill 323.0111 SEMI NOLE COUNTY COM. own car. For more In. gentleman. Private room, the Seminole County School Board A.M. PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM formation call 371.0500, Equal goodfood, etc. 121 Dolores Dr., office buithing. Marion 11:00A.M. 11:30 MED UM oENI51Y Opportunity Employer, Altamonte Springs. 834.1148. _______ 29—rn PROJECT TITLE: Rock Lake A.M. RESIDENTIAL TO COMMiddle School Hard Surface Court Putnam 11:30A.M. 12:00 c7Càm.. Waitress exp., FT days only. MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE Wh Be Lonely? Write: "Get A PROJECT LOCATION: Rock NOOn. Egg & Omelet Restaurant OF REZONING FROM R.)A Sanford Gracious living. Rias. Mate" Dating Service. All Lake Middle School, Longwood, 12:00P.M. 1:30 P.M. (Noon) 2545 French Ace., Sanford ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING w.exiy n monThly rates, utilities SEIGLER REALTY Florida. 7.Citru% 1:30P.M.-2:OOP.M. ter, Fl. 33518. DISTRICT TO C.? RETAIL pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 541.7513. NAME OF OWNER: PRESSER, exp. apply Carriage 8. Orange 2:00 P,M.-2:30p.M, BROKER COMMERCIAL. THE SCHOOL BOARD Cleaners, 434 Shopping Center, 9.Sumter 2:3OP.M,-3:OOp.M. Lot?? of Lake Harriet Estates, 21395. Myrtle Ave. 30.Apartments OF SEMINOLE COUNTY s—Lost & Found Hwy. 434, Longwood. 3:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. (Time Plat Book 12, Page 15, of Section Orlando Sanford — 1211 Melionville Ave. Out) 16, Township 21, Range 29 of the 327.1517 321-0610 Sanford, Florida 32771 Brevard3:30p.M.-4:00p,M Public Records of Seminole Found young male dog, appears COOL OFF under the huge oak Sanford Court Apts PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Lake 4:00 P.M.-4:]0 P.M. lobe shep & collie mixed. BIk County. Florida, Consisting of I, trees on front lawn. 3 BR, lB SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be FlagIer 1:30P.M.-5:00p.M. Energy efficIent 1 BR unit. 13 over reddish tan, Flea collar & acre more or less. (Further home in quiet est. Sanford SPRING delivered to the Superintendent of CA. Benedict, P.E. buiit.In power savers, attic choke collar. 322-2899. described as the Northwest corner neighborhood. Pan FR, out. Schools in the4chool Board Office. DiStrict Engineer storage & many other of the Intersection of SR 136 and door enterta inment onlg patio. INTO A TIME FOR RECEIPT OF State of Florida features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Don') pile no longer need items Maple Street.) (DISTRICT NO. 3) w-BBQ pit, concrete picnic Care SEALED BIDS: 10 am. Wed. Department of Transportation high as an elephant's eye, Place Application has been made by JOB WITH table.bench. BPP SERVICE nesday, April 9, 1950. Publish March 19, 1980 Whatever the occasion, there isa a classified ad, and pile the Joseph S. Zajicek. CONTRACT. 337,500. PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. OET.3 classified ad to solve it. Try Will care for your child in my money In your wallet I Further, the Planning and EMPLOYMENT STRUCTIOP4: Finish grading, one soon. home at night, reasonable Zoning Commission of Seminole OWNER BEING TRANS 3 BR, 100'x2SO'x4" concrete slab with 323.5176 rates. Call 372-4109 for in. County will hold a public hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR lB home w.many unique live tennis courts and six formation. in Room 203 of the Seminole 1 BR—$209 up. Pool. Adults only BOOKKEEPER THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL features in desirable Mayfair basketball goals. on Lake County Courthouse, Ada. Just So. of Sanford, Capable of setting up systems CIRCUIT IN AND on 2'/, lots. Many additional FOR TYPE OF CONTRACT: The work Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Spur of the Moment BabysItting $3,140.00 to start. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida on April 2. 1990 at 7:30 features. BPP SERVICE will be let under this contract as Sanford. P.M. or as soon thereafter as Call in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly 323.1670 CASE NO,: $0.S97CA.04.E CONTRACT. Only 335,000. described In these contract PORZ REALTY Mariner's Village possible, to review, hear corn rates. Day or night. 3236677. RECEPTIONIST IN RE: The Marriage of documents. The Owner.Contractor REALTOR MLS ments and make recom Part time, light office duties, OTTIS D. PRATHER, 2 BR modern, good location BEAUTIFUL I BR, 26 home in Agreement to be used will be AlA Baby Sitting in my home for Eve 3233984 mendations to the Board of County will train. Here's your chance. Petitioner-HUSBAND, Sanora wall the extras. C. AlO), 1977 edition. AIM, w.w carpet Fenced, working mothers. Prefer' Commissioners on the above HIA,w.w carpet, pan FR, eat. 531678$ PLACES FOR EXAMINING BID and babies up to? yrs old. 321.0458. 115 JENKINS CIRCLE' captioned ordinance and rezoning. GENERAL OFFICE KAREN M PRATHFP. in kit., pantry & more. BPP DOCUMENTS: Summer is beret Wouldn't you Additional information may be Accurate typing, b'keeping, exp. Altamonte executive RespondentWlFE. SERVICE CONTRACT. Just The School Board Office like to loll around your own ic If you ae having difficulty findinç obtained by contacting the Land several postion opened. Townhouse. 3 BR, 2'/s B, NOTICE OF ACTION 1211 Mellonville Ave. 357.500. In pool on these warm days & a place to live, car to strive, a Development Manager at 323. Brantiey Schools. $550 mo. TO: SALES REP. Sanford, Florida 37171 nIghts? 4 BR, 20 go with itt job, or some service you have 4330, Extension 306. Call 322.5963. KAREN M. PRATHER DREAM HOME 3 BR, 28 home If you have ambition, 545.000. need of, read all our want ads Persons not able to attend the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an The Daimwood Derryberry In Loch Arbor, C.H&A, sc Call 323.5176 every day. hearing who wish to comment on Upstairs 2 BR apt., unfurn, action for Dissolution of Marriage Pavelchak Partnership porch, spacious eqpt kit., COUNTRY PROPERTY the proposed actions may submit newly deco, working Couple, has been filed against you and you 250 South Hwy. 17.92 DELIVERY PERSON lovely treed lot. Many more With almost 2000 sq. ft. of living private ent. Off street parking. are required to serve a copy of written statements to the Land Casselberry, Florida 32707 9—Good Things to Eat Some delivery, learn the extras. BPP SERVICE CON. area & 3+ acres. This 3.2 has a Development Division prior to the Dep.. no pets. 323.9229. your written defenses, ii any, to it busIness, work your way to the TRACT. $67,000. super location, close to 1.4, on MICHAEL D. JONES, scheduled public hearing. Persons Local Plan Rooms top. $160 to start. feeder Pigs; Stromberg.Carlson & Sanford. Petitioner's Attorney, whose appearing at the hearings may Hogs butchered, Cut & wrapped 31—Apartments Furnished C.H&A & above ground pool, Sanford's Sales Leader address is 400 Maitland Avenue, submit written statements or be O B TA I N I NO CASHIERS B I D DI NO 90c lb. 322 4825 too. Low dwn payment. heard orally. Altamonte Springs, Florida, 3270), DOCUMENTS: Bidders may Areas finest dining spot, chance $67,500. By order of the Board of County (.)N'T STORE IT, SELL ITwitha on or before April 21, 1980, and file obtain documents by phoning the to be charming. Sanford Apts low cost Classified Ad. 322-2420 the original with the Clerk of this Commissioners of Seminole office of the ArchItect, 303834 Eve. 305.463.5440 305.323.1563 Court either before service on County. Florida. Energy effIciency studIos, idea 2110. L D DRIVERS Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ANYTIME PetitIoner's attorney or im. for single, many features Publish March 19,26 and April 2. Reputable company, see God's Lk. Mary 2 BR, fenced yd. Clerk tothe Boardof 11—Ir5tructlons includIng attic storage. 3301 S. mediately thereafter; otherwise a 1980 country, several needed 1mm. LAKE VIEW. $30,000. Multiple Listing Service County Commissioners of default will'be entered against you Sanford Ave. DET.94 Seminole County, Florida 3 BR, FP, fenced yd., assume for the relief demanded in WAITRESSES 2565 By: JoAnn K. Hare mort. $42,900. I Room apt. Utilities Furn. Petition. C. E. EXCLUSIVE Several needed. exp. or will Deputy Clerk Middle aged person preferred WITNESS my hand and seal of Creative Expressions REALTORS PARK train. 3227113 '. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Publish: March 19, April21 I. May $125 me. 4114201 this Court on March 14, 1980. INC. OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (SEAL) ranch Stop In at 3)2 French Ave. The Evening Herald Classif lid REAL1QR" ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JL' .!4l,iiriijv ut" I BR,w.wcarp,t,C)tIA across from Health Pept. Ads offer no fancy claim. Q CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 701 Bldg. IO Cony, to downtown orCall323S176 s. .Just Resuitsi 3232222 VThe Board of County Corn. COURT E Altamonte Dr. SlCSmo. +dep.323-1663 Your future is our concern 339.0301 UNITED STATES DISTRICT misslonersofSernlnol.Countywfll By: PatricIa Robinson COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF hold a public hearing In Room 203 18—ffolp Wanted Deputy Clerk FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION of the Seminole County Cour. Michael 0. Jones, COURT NO: 79.)16.ORL.CIV.R thouse. Sanford, Florida on May Esquire Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 13, 1980 at 7:00, P.M., or as soon oo Maitland Avenue iic, preferred, will traIn. Apply Tired at house hunting? 3.2, $320 Plaintiff, vs SIDNEY G. WaItresses thereafter as possible, to consider Altamonte Springs, FL 32101 inp.rson Richie's VW,1 ml. N. mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 Full & Part.tirne a specIfIc land use amendment to Publish March 19,26 and April 3, 9, SHEALY and MRS. SIDNEY 0. of 434 on 17.92. child., no pets. SH EALY, his wife, if married, Apply Days Inn, Sanford the Seminole County Corn. 1980 Geneva Gardens Apts. Defendant(s). NOTICE OP pr.hsnsIve Plan, Ordinance 172S, DET.9S Waitress wanted. Apply 1505W. 25th St. FACTORY WOR KE I—Mature, SALE Notice is hereby given and ruonlng of the descrIbed Mike's Village Rest intelligent, desiring progress. that pursuant to a Summary Final property from R.1A Single FamIly 3 BR, 1½ B, CHIA. $325 me., 1500 French Ave. 327,9883 Heavy work. Retires ac Decree of Foreclosure entered Dwelling District to DC Office SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD adults. No pets, sec dsp. ceptable. Permanent. United February 21, 1980 by th. above District. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Spare or part.timf Sales help Harold Hail Realty. Inc., Solvents, 333MM. entitled Court in the above styled AN ORDINANCE AMENDINCJ NOTICE OF PUBLIC REALTORS, 333.5714 wanted. Work out of your Own Cause, the undersigned United ORDINANCE 172S WHICH HEARING Free travel, other benefits, homi, set your own hours, AMENDSTE DETAILED LAND 17 ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR The Board of County Corn. States Marshal, or one of his duly seekIng Part.tlmesales person EXCELLENT INCOME, NO USE ELEMENT OP THE missionersofSeminol.Countywiil authorized deputIes, will sell the SORRENTO. OLD I BED. to work at Auto Train Gift INVESTMENT, Fringe TO*ER'S BEAUTY SALON SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. holdapublichearing in Room 203 property s4tuate in SEMINOLE ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Caboose, Sanford Terminal, Include, benefits paId -formerly Ilarrlitt's Beauty Nook PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM of the Seminole County Cour. County, Florida, describedas: Lot & FENCIN'. $310 MONTH. -Rebuild Condemned Houses age must be II, phone betwsin vacation, company car. Illb.lstSt.,332.$742 14, OF THE COLONNADES, 2nd S.G.BAUNT LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL thouse. Sanford, Florida on May SEIGLER REALTY, 322U6S 91 11 am. 321.0421. retIrement plan I more. For section, according to the Put AND MEDIUM BROKER. 3210610. DENSITY 13, 1980 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon more information call RIch or thereof as recorded in P1st Book s'amIC RESIDENTIAL TO SecretaryAccounting Clerk COM. thereafter as poUlble, to consIder Complete Mobile Marcia aft 1 p.m. $343580. 16, page 11, Public Records of MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE a specific land us. amendment to needed, duties Include Maxe room In your itt Ic, garage. Home Repair Seminole County, Florida, subject, corr.spondence, typing sales OF- REZON1NO FROM R.1A the Seminole County Corn. Sell Idle ltms with a Classif leo MEINTZER TILE 3495259 however, to taxes, If any due, for AIDES & invoicis, tilIng, and filling In Ad. Ciii a friendly ad.taker at SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING prshenslvs Plan, Ordinance 7725, Nw or repair, leaky showers our the year 1979 at public outcry to DISTRICT TO OC OFFICE and rezonlng of the described 322.2611 or 031.9993. ORDERLIES where ever needed In ac. spiclalty, 21 yrs. Exp._16, SERVICES UNLIMITED th. highest and best bidder for counting, must be capable DISTRICT, Home Repair & Remodeling property from Al Agriculture to Better Living Center of cash at 12 o'clock noon on Thur. 11111 loors installed t4hrs. typist, Cobia Beat Co. 100 From the East '~ corner of DC Office District. 3330771 Casselb,rry. 3395002 sday, April 17, 1910 at the West NEWI REPAIR ______________________ Silver Lake Road. Section 1, Township 21 SOuth, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING door of the S.mlnole County FresEst. S301753aft4 77.25 WHICH Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Range 29 East, run If degrees 41 ORDINANCE FREIGHT HANDLERS CASHIER.HOSTE$$ excellent minutes 34 seconds West SN.40 ft. AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND _______ Dated: March 12, 1910. qualIty restaurant, eves, F.T, leacts front house Freight handier needed for toapoi,WontheEastrlght.of.way USE ELEMENT OF THE Wanted by retired man, lawns GEORGE R. GROSSE apply in person. Mn. 0.. In New Smyrna, $V wt. asdhiep.w private carriage dock line of East Lake Brantl.y Drive, SEMINOLE COUNTY COM. tomowlhedgestotrim UNITED STATES MARSHAL Deltona Inn. Ml.4493. Call 9041315061 run thence NoiTh 00 degrees 02 PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM operation In Sanford, Fl. E. W. Decker. 3371902 MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Good salary I benefits, mlnutes3lsecondsEastaiong$ald LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL FLORIDA GWALTNEY JEWELER Qualified prsgns reply to Box East rlghtof.way 11.06 ft. to a TO COMMERCIAL FOR THE KENDELL W. WHERRY 24—BusU*ss Opportunities 801$. Parktve. 41—Houses SO, c•o The Evening Herald, concrete monument at the Nor. PURPOSEOFREZONINOFROM 3224109 ASSISTANT UNITED STATES P.O. Box 1S7, Sanford, 'Fl. thw,stcornerofLotl,BlockAof Al AGRICULTURE TO OC ATTORNEY RARE OPPORTUNITY 32771, Equal Opportunity Golf Visw Estates Section of OFFICE DISTRICT, Leisure LIvIng Country styte In ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Own Your Own BusIness. uiikIi Meredith Manor, PB 13, Pg. 30 of Employer. M.F. In SectIon 4. Township 2) South, this double wide. Large 3 Publish March 17, 19, 26, and AprIl Yard Debris, Trash, Distributorship for Kodak Seminole County, Florida, run Rang. 29 East, Seminole County, Sdrm, 3 lath with central Mat 7, 1580 AppilanceslMlic. film, Duracell Batteries, GE, and air Seeing is believing all thence 00 degrees 02 minutes 31 Florida begin SkI ft. West and DET.33 Afteratlsns, Dressmaking When you place a Classlfled Ad In Sylvania and other photo (LOCAL) 3495371 The Evening Herald, stay close for one small fee. Swimming, Drapes, UpNolsteVt __________________ seconds East along the East right. 1023.06ff. North of the East ¼ products needed In your ares. boat slip and clubhouse. 1 year olwayof said East Lake l.anti.y corner, run North on East Right. to your phone because No selling. Service top DrIve, 991.0 ft. to point of begin. ofway of East Lake Brantley woiranty. $37,910 w.ixcellint something wonderful is about to wiI' ritallers under exclusive terms. happen. ning;contlnueNorthO0degre*s02 DrIvel6l.711t..Souffi3fd,grees contract established by us. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING mlnut 34 seconds East 161.11 if, minutes S seconds East High ImmedIate - Income, Creative $urfaces.11c, OP PROPOSED CHANGES AND Experienced Part.Time Motor Beautiful building iot,ISx1SQ fist toapolntonth.Wnteqiyrlght.of. thnce southeasterly to point.of. rywall, Ceilings, and Walls MinImum Investment $4,995. specializing In repainting, mt. Grader Operator, apply Lake on Piumosa Drive. $7,100. way line of Weklva Springs Road, begInning. ConsistIng of 1½ acres AMENDMENTS IN CURTAIN repaired, Rn. I Comm. High profit structure. Call opr. DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES & ext., wallpaper, wall texlng, Mary City Hall, 3237910. thence South 39 degrees 11 mInute mere or Ins. (Further dscribed Remodel I Additions. 2 18006334543 or write OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE, wood staining. Free Est. Alter Equal Opportunity Employer. IN DeSARY— 3.1 wIth a big OS seconds East along said right, as in the general location of the Call 03lI3f9os- 5634136, NAMCO, 2)21 MOnfVaIlo Rd., AND AMENDING THE FUTURE you have called the rest call family room. Immaculate oI.way ft., thence Westerly to southwest corner of WekIva S. W. BirmIngham, Alabama the best. $43.I5, Let a Classified Ad help you find ________________________ point of beginning. consisting of Springs Road and East Lake LAND USE ELEMENT OP THE Experienced pasteup artist Inside I top condition outside. 31211. Include COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF three needed for West Vol usIa more room for storage, Quiet location yet close to 1½ acres more or isis. (Further Brant$y Drive.) (DISTRICT No. r*rsncn. THU CITY OP SANFORD, FLOE. leading Shopper. Must be able _________________________ shopping. MId 205. Classified Ads find buyers described as In the general £ 'IDA. to type. Send resume to last, location of the Northeast corner of Application has been made by DeLand Penny Saver, P.O. Notice Is hereby given that a HOME WITH INCOME Highway 434 and East Lake Robert 0. Feather. Box 1710, DeLand, Public Hearing will be held at the , Tr.ntPalnflnglRepair POTENTIAL— 4 Bdrm, 4 Brantioy Drive.) (DISTRICT No. Further, the Planning and I INtdill Commission Room in the City Hall TRAVEL CENTERED Interior I Exterior Bath, format living room I 3) Zoning Commission of Smlnole in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Secretary, Typist, sales oriented 323.3551 Free Est. din, room. Breakfast room and Application isis been made by County will hold a public hearIng animaFI4ien Grooming I with pleasing telephone den, All recently remelelel. Robert o: F.arnf', in Room 803 of the Seminole 700 o'clock P.M. on March 24, ssc*i, gals I guys to Boarding Kernels. Thermno. Painting & Remodeling personalIty. Speed typing Walk t• shopping, church and Further, the Planning and County Courthouse, Sanford, 1980, to consider changes and travot Tex., Cal.. Cole. I stat controled Met, off floor FREE ESTIMATES. shorthand a must & contact sdieol, $SLIII Zoning Commission of Seminole Florida on April 2, 1580 at 720 amendments to the Zoning Or. return, must be neat single I sleeping beetes. Wi cater to Call anytime 340.5259 Mr. True at Jungle County will hold a public hearing P.M. or as soon thereafter as dinance, arid amending the Future freetoiov.immid.,newcar pour pit. 3324)15. Laboratories Corp. Silver In loom 303 of the Seminole possible, to revisw, hear corn. L.nd Use Element of ffi Corn. tran., turn.. 2 Ok expenses prebsnslye Plan of the City of Lake Rd.. Sanford. County Courthouse, Sanford mints and make recom paid training program as follows: Florida on April L 1580 at 7:30 mindationstoths Board of County Waltre$Ing I. other public RN or LPN. 4 to 12 part time. P.M. or as soon thereafter as Commissioners on the above contact lobs sip. helpful, Wedding photography by Jitm A portion of that certaIn Apply In perSist Ianlsrd Nursin. I possible,, to review, hear corn. captioned ordinanc, and rezoning. Caissal coed., hIgh lvnWq Cullum Free engagement I Convalescent Center, gil Housewives Cleaning menu and make AddItional Information may be property lying between Sanford recom. Service makes this desIrable for or color islO. 333.0251. Avsnui and Palmetto Avenue and Melionvills Ave. Personalized, fast, mendatism to the Board of County obtained by contacting the Land dependable set. For psrscnsi w' between Eighth Street and Ninth Comm issleners on the above Development Manager at Resullror lJim* basis Interview Ms. Artz 10 am. Street is prcpoie to be rezoned T Ssrvlcs Capt igmel srdinance arid reasiWig. U noun 311. Wade wh windows DIESEL MECHANIC Iluru 5 p.m., Wed. thru Fri at 4773154 from Mil (Multlple.Famlly Perisno not able to attend the Persons not able to attend lila C$aesAMechnsadij for private Nesidentlet Dwelling) District to hearing who wIsh te CiRtinent en hearing who WIsit to Commint ACCUIATk carrier In $anlsrd, Fl. Must _______________________ Tomorrow may be tIW day you GC.2 (General Commercial) tse proposed actions may submit the prappssd.actIons may submIt Tax Service & Bookk,sping have backgrnd In diesst sell that rollawsy bed you've District, l. alfldIB written statenwets to the Land written teeneeWs t 340,5564 mechanics, Good bin,tIts, nuwilereto roll away.. .11 you Development DIvision prior to the Development Division prior to the i.an us. Esement et tie Cern. IIIIhI1IIIUIIIuhUI1llI1Ip salary commensurate with ' place a Classified Ad today. prefiensive Plan. SaId property adisdulod public hearing. Persons SdIIdMId puic eap. Qualified persons reply to being more particularly dNaibed ving at The hearings may at tile hearings may $PSV Box 11 co The Eveslns follewe: $poIf wrItten statements or &m submit mitten statinents or be Herald. P.O. Box 1467, Lan. ISijiij. BARROW'S WELDING LLBIOCk1LT4rITO*11of hoarderelly. lwa,dsraliv. ford, Fl. 32771. Eguat . Sanford, Plot BOOk 1, Page Ii. 5a By order of the Baird of CSIJIWV of County By grjr of ff1 portunity Employer. *P. 3311617 lMw,Qualhyoperation Commissioners if Seminsie Commissioners of Seminole Public Records of Seminole Culism built utility I boot county, pierlda. 'II Cou.Wy, Florida. County, Plsrid.a. SIP traitors, truck ra hello — I. l3S. SiNus & misc. All parties In Interest and. Artisir H. Bec* Jr. Arthur H; Bechwlfti Jr. etc Wayselesi 3371331 repairs. i %rB. Adest; i'a.Iy cItizens shell Nave as J1unity Clerli Is the Beard Curt Is tie Baird of urn Navy miss roof feb to be hoard at said hsuW4, ,county Cenuniesieneri of County Ca misilosers st aIfor:: N pee roil',. By order of 10* CIty Commission Osmiseli County. Florida Seminole County, Florida Bled pop, geed 1ilN.. i of the City of JmsOsid, Florida. By: JeAns K. Hare By: JeArwi K. Nine chetIs learn while pee sine. H. N. Tsmm Jr. 1 W.2I .0 foe loclo sail pour Navy City Civil PW ardi IL AprIl 11 Can as sltod* Peld .9. IL 1580 DOI 3222611 MayLl* o 8319993 I DET.16 OCT91 OCT58 YR. OLD DDL.WIDE— Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wCentral HIA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. S19,9001! Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. - ____ - -- __________ __ 2og - - STENSTROM U,urnished - REALTY REALTORS Sacreorangeqro 6,Sacreswithsmailpor,d 24 acre orange grove, w 6" wel 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. PaInt & body shop for sale or lease w-2 BR apt. attached. Owner will hold mtg. Call for all details leg. REAL ESTATE Brok 290 N. 17.92, Casseiberry, Fl. 134-1200 Eve. $42.31 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 25415. FrenchAve. 322023) 3223353, 3223772, 322-0779 AAA CALL JUNE --- - - -- Pianos 8. organs, stock clearance, big savings Call Bob Ball 322 .4103 7707 French - - . -- . Starinese,?ant wanted 31? 8863 62—L.awn.Garden 72"Autioii - I . - +** LAKE FRONT 2 BEDROOM. WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO & CFU. $20,000. 1 - Good used TV'S, $758. up I GUN AUCTION BUILDINGS'' LAST CHANCE MILLERS Sunda', March 30th AT THESE PRICES'' All 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 327 0352 Consignments accepted Steel, pro engineered clear SANFORD AUCTION 323 7340 TV repo $9" Zenith. Sold org span buildings (Major Mfq All buildings have 25 lb wind 5193.75 bal. $103.16 or $17 mó looking tot your load and large traniecl , Somebody is Agent 339-8336 bargain Offer it tOda in the Opening 3Q'4f'' 11 tor Cissified Ads Make your TV remote controlled $3,990 00 • io - '..ts' $4 - for no wires Conic by our shop $5169 00 • '4O'57?'s14' for for demonstration. 56.167 00 • 4O'x96' xli' for 75—Recreational Vehicles HERB'S TV $9,3i?00 1.0.8 Factory Call 2597 S Sanford Av 323 1731 collect 9 a n-i to 6 0 rn 305 331 4617 1980 Travel Trailer 35. tip Out, _______________________________ AC. carpeted, go BR. delu'.i' 55—Boats & Accessories turn, patio doors, many et ___________________________________ 68—Wanted to Buy tras. must sell this week. Cost ROBSON MARINE $11,600 selling 1 175 33t8 292? Hwy 1792 Cash 322.4132 Sanford, Fla, 321?) 76—Auto Parts ______________________________________ Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used 59—Musical Merchandise turniture. Refrig., Stoves, tools I A OK TIRE 377 .40 Shocks $595 Heavy Duty $795 Will buy old class rings & silver Wm. Knabe Baby Grand piano. AIR SHOCKS $59.95 COinS. Top dollar paid. Call mahogany; Hammond Organ, New BatteriesSl9 95 Jim 373 1888 model J5l2 372 1678. 2413 Frenfl Ave Sanford - . . - 32—Houses Unfurnished ' hy buy used' New brand namç box springs & mattresses at 20 pcI. above dealers cost Twin, full size, Queen & king Jenkins Furniture 205 E 25th St. 323 0981 ' -- - 80—Autos for Sale '75 Pontiac Bonneville. clean tully eqpt 18 $2800 372 8658 - - Used full size hotel'motel bed ding. Very clean, S14.9Sea. pc. Nolls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. 322 872$. - -----78 - - , -- --------- -------- _________ ________ ________ -________ - - Wi.. -- ------ - -- Bemiy Care , The - Preperty Lawn Cars - - UgI*HouIing - EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built 38R, 36 wflU sq ft. inter.com., solarium fireplace on "i acre wooded lot. $115,000. ______ _. CHECK THIS PRICEI 2 story, 3 BR, 1½ B home wnew car. peting & 2 porches on corner lot. 532,50011 GALS GUYS Oiesithi - - - I—w -. __ OSTEEN—DEER RUN 10 acres, lightly wooded, cIered, well drained, mobile home OK, assume mtg. at 0 pct. $2300 per acre. 323 2327. CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR, 2", B w.2600 sq ft of Quality features on beautiful l42x121 corner lot. Below cost at $16.SOOIt Lk. Sylvan area, 5 acres. $77,000. Other parcels avail. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 322.7983 IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 323S774, WE HAVE BUYERSI VA. F HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build on your lot ot our lot, V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644 30)) NEW HOMES Open 1 tOSdally - _____________________ -________ $250 mo. & under if you qualify. 322.2954. Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located off Courtland & $hallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323.7519 after S. INVEST IN YOUR OWN 5 ACRES. nicelywooded and not to far from town. OK for home or mobile, priced $16,500 with terms IC) fit your budget. / . CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 327-7495 -- - - We buy your equity, close in 74 firs. 4 pct. interest to qualified AWARDREALTVINC. buyers. New homes with 339 monthly paym.nts under 5250. -We buy equIty In houses, apt s., & Low down payments, 377.7757. vacant land. Lucky Invest. ______________________________ ments, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford W. Garrett WhIte 3274741. leg. Real Estate Broker __________________________ JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. $07 W. Commercial 47-A--Ii9i9S5 Boiigf* Phone377.7$$l,Sanford SoM - _____ I APARTMENTS iit.y F - - Ik.ui.i - _____________ IMPtOYMRT' - ST. -- - ' ''. ..-. ........ LtY r Bu&Z$..1 - 1 ' _..._..._....,..._.__&_ ________ win buy lit & 2nd mortgages. we 'Itso" mike Real Estate I Business iopm. lot Ida Mor 'tgage 'Investment. 1)04 E. Robinson. Orlando, 173•3976. '((<I)) ___ SO—Msc&IBMouS for S1 -. -. The Real Estate Aciency Levis a Wrangler leans Inc., leaKers ARMVNAVY SURPLUS 2435', 5. French (17 92) Sanford 3lOSanfordAve., 3231791 373 3324 If you need S ill for IJ LT IULW'mnc. /AULTIPLE LISTING ReALTOR U Harney. lake front. 100 137,000. 323-7532 Eve. 3220617. 333.1517 2W E.lSthSt. Lg. holes, for good price 3239225 TIFFANY LAMPS Closed restaurant must liquidate Immediately. Many lead I Tiffanytype hanging lamps. All are hand made, different. and 20" dIameter with many pieces. 6214701 copper ,. '# The smartly appolntckl Eagle conies In 2 Door. 4 Doom 110(1 Wagon Iflfxlois Test drive one soon Take In the' txtauty of 4whc€f drIve MA -i' ''' I' a,iH im' JV flJ(L , IZANE NhIRR47Y Covers Even lilt .' ai.ii! I.'..-.'i k'I... ' ', . .".' r. ..' ' ' '1 ( ' ' A,,,.Ii:,,I AVV...f..l •',t'.i'j',t .. I? ir, i'ti. i ¶. iti nil,.', I part exc';t tires. just wears out.' '"' ' '' NP7N UILLIS1W 1fl41T' FiSCTORY RUST P6OTECT1' fIfTH 7Hf EACLUSIW nzi iw. tw mi RUST - THRU WARRANTY'." AUATSVOWMCOSj '. , ,• ' . •, L p".-' I American Motors " . THEEAGLEHAS LANDED... ON ALL FOURS. SEE/ILL TMEE EAGLE SPIRIT AND cONcORD-AT SANFORD MOTOR CO. lOSS, FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL. 322.4352 *1* * IIllIriIra - REALTY WORLD. /" sIgned for a comfortable ride kIrd PPjperty _____________________ LtST PIOWI Call Walt Cappel 3236100 Investors this won't last long. Knowleslealtymnc. Nice 2 BR 1 1 BR turn. REALTOR 4213005 Triplex, 2 carports, comm. ____________________ -- -zoned on S. Sanford Ave. Lg. lot could build additional units. Rent for $635 mo. —clear over 101111'S 5300. Assume present mtg. Asking $43,000. 269-7277. IIALTY 47—Real Estate Wanted hUbS __________ lB 3229283 .J' Envoy lhe freedom of the only family Compact automobile wIth automatIc 4-wheel drive The spectacular American Eagle is ready to take oft to the mountaIns. Itie lake, the woods, the store Wherever the road takes you Eagle's 4wheel drIve automatically dIrects power for tractIon Wh011 arid where you need it rsiost So you can t,i.? off uphill, through snow. mud, sand over the slickest roads Even wIth d trai!er in tow You'll take off in comfort, too Because Eagle's roomy interior and ln(leiIemJent front suspension were espeCIally (It!- ___ ** * * ** * * *1*1* * * ** * * ** * *r*y* *I**.* *I* * * * *,y'** * uI.1igIHI 11 1111 IIMEIIHI' - -- - . - 75 Gremlin, 6 (yl auto air, ,iwer. radio 33.000 $1675, rn,iy consider small car in track., good mileage 322 0098 - , rn --- - t0cTT .e.,- clCôm.. - - I - , - _______ 1977 Chrysler New Yorker Itroughant, loaded, white on wtiite, beautiful Only 77,000 mi $3,500 831 8104 or 339 178? BRAND NEW BEAUTY— Stunning 381 25 w•plush cptg.. brIck fireplace, dream kit & huge bdrms on 1g., treed' lot for 579,90011 SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 2439 S.Myrtie Ave Orlando Sanford 321 IS?? 321 06.40 $ 73 Ctiev Impala S W. top carrier etc tires, new insp sticker. 5650 313 0799 - -- ----------------- '77 Volare Premier Wagon. AM FM Sterno AC PS. P11 under coated. 6 c', auto 23000 rn must sell Take oi.er pymts 3fl 1358 - ____________ . - - '73 Pinto. 29mpg good tres. New baIt 3 'nuttIer 322 1879 or 323 0839 - - , --________________ ' I 323 7831 —__________ JUST MAK F PAYMENTS- '69 '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 4505 IDealerl -. ' ' very 1986 Ford GaIay 500 2 dr Coupe. auto, air, this beautiful car is near mint excellent original pant 51.800 831 8101 or 339 1787. I - . - Malibu Classic AC. PS. PB. ,iutO, Small V$ w lb carh, 8ab blue w white vinyl top & interior, 52,850 323 6637 —___________________________ I ___________ off of total inventory u. .rand new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only! Free local deiivery Noil's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 1792. So of Sanford. 322 37" 701 S French . - Realty, lnc.I HIGHWAY I 4 FRONTAGE, Dc I BARY AREA. $5 WOODED I ACRES, $31,500. REALTORS-MLS I ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY 323-5774' 24 Hrs. WOODED, VOLUSIA COUNTY, $23,500. GIANT OAKS—Rural lakefront 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 3 BR, 26 has 2100 sq LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA gorgeous 297' deep lot w.lOO' COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. frontage. A must see at $56,900. 536,30011 HOME OR BUSINESS— Extra large 38R home w.eat in kit., new paint inside & out, I. fenced corner lot. Only 537,10011 TO A UI Ti ON Al,) Hey - 197$ Singe)' Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original 5591. bal. SIll or -521 ma. Agent 3393314, . - DAY I ON'. -- -.- . 2"2 PLUS ACRES PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL TREES ON ST. JOHNS RIVER. SANFORD AREA. Harold Hal I POSSIBLE MARINA SITE, $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. 'ø - '------'-- . in 2½ ACRES TALL PINES GEN. EVA AREA. 51,900. I±SIAIE WANTS CASH OFFER. MLS REALTOR 333.4061 or eves. 3230517 ____________ 92 1 mile eect of Sp.'edwai,. D,ytona Beach li cord a plc :.ulo AUCTION r".er Tuesday & 'S$turdes. it 7:30. It's 79—Trucks.Tra hers t$e only one In Florida You set The reserved price Call 904 2.55 73 Chevy 3 ton. with II slidP M;; &.. ... camper. stove, ref toilet...-.-. heater, sleeps 5 Only $3,500 WE BUY CARS 323237's ORANGE GROVE I2" ACR ES ROBINSON & SEEDLING. GENEVA AREA. $6,00 PER CARE. ALL OR HALF! M. Unsworth Realty - A low ar I 979SuzukiGS 425 V Like new cond Call 319 5686 aft 4 p m - -______ or Safe 1931 Model A 7 cIt lord EIC runnina Cnc1 '.'olg riacj PM 53.500 323 .118) alt -__________ 'For Estate Commercial 3. Pesi dCflti,il AuctionS 3. Appraisals (MI ('it'll', Auction, 373 5670 - ______ ._ - A OK TIRE 372 7480 I . NEW TIRESS19 898. UP 2113 French Ave Santord - - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark 8. Ifirt 323 . The Best Bu', In Town cost Classited Ad 78—MotorCycles . -- ---- - -- 62-A---Farrn Equip. "'' - I __________________________ Goods 1IRNITUPE 3. 1 NINGS 500 S Sanford Avc o 323 6593 ----- one Carlo 1973 AC PS. PB. 5yt'l buctnt sea?',. 63.000 rn E Cond SI 600 321 0875 alt I P, BROWSE AND SAVE It'S easy and fun Th Want Ad Way Antiqut", arid Modern Furniture One Pieceor HOuse1ul Bridges Antiques 323 2801 ----- TELEVISION RCA color consote 25". sold new over $700 Balance due $17500 or take over my payments $17 00 month Still in warranty Will deliver Call 86? 5394. I ----- . . - --------------W,'bu uscd furniture - .rjinci roe, Dollar Paid for lunk 8. 'litert cars. trucks & heavy equiprrient. 322 5990 ___________________— TA iS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any cOnditiOn 6418116 .i Tor-co All 197) tOrd ' power A C N.'.'. 1UnC UP & tires Auto trans carpeted One owner 372 8635 ._-... ORIE - ---- . - -- 80—Autos fot Sale ____________________________ BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 350 Call 322 1621. 3" 146 WE pijy 1' SF0 F UP NIT UP E & APPL lANCES Saritord Fur riturt' Salvage 312 8'21 I - . -- - Wednesday, March19 1980—SB 77—junk Cars Removed BUY LEO F UPNIIUPE APPLIANCES & Pi UMBINC. r- x T it ES Jerrt ri', Fur nitijre, 205 F 15th St 32) 0981 Good selection neW, used & rebuilt bAby grand pianos Cannon Music Center. Longwooci Village Shopping Center. SR 134. I 01k E of I .1 339 5900 53—TV.Radio-StereO _____________________________ SiSfor B' pick updelivered 323 .4947 aft 3 51—Household --- - - .%E RCCOflditiOfld & restyled pianos, including new keys, new finish, choose from various styles 3 tini5h 5695 Wacti.'r repo GE delu'e model. Sold org 5409 35. uSed short time Bal 51f9 II or 519 3S mo. Agent 339 8386 I - I KE' NMOP F WASHE Parts. Service Used Machines MOONFY APPI lANCES 373 0697 Ref repo 16 Cu tt -frost free. Orig. 5529. now $705 or $19 mo. j Agent 339 8386 FIItEUOOIJ - ---. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. to Buy 68 —Wanted Bi'iutiful cor'- O'e pane, r'renc', Provincial 'yling, used very little Fantastc tone & touch response I Push hdtton control',, h3s caro usel, Still in warranty Originalty $649 assume Pay ments of $2) mo Agent 339 -.__.-. Mrclindise -- Build to Suit - our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA23S3.715 Court - GOOD INVESTMENTS ONL'l 10 % INTEREST Geneva. S acres cleared w-pond 3. well, ideal for mobile home, $21,000. NEW 6—Child 43—Lots-Acreage Handyman special 2 BR, CB. fenced rear yd., in cxc. location. $27,000. - WORLD. ___________________________ BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 ? CROCKZTT - REALTY 10 pct. interest, 511.500. - Furniture for all rooms, plus waterbed, stereo, TV. lamps, etc No item over 00 373 8823 RRIAGE COVE 2 BR, 2B & 3 BR. 28, cxc. cond. Call for details. Crank Construction Realty, REALTOR. 8306061. i I MICROWA1VE Beds, Dbt, motel 0.5 & Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 323 7310. 322.7972 59—MusiCal ' WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUy, SELL. TRADE 311 31SF First St 322 5672 - NO QUALIFYING ON THESE SANFORD 4-2. CA-H, like new, owner $41,500, LONGWOOD 3-2, blk needs TL.C. asking $39,500. 3.1 with 4 acre grove, 20 oct. dn. - --- 52—Appliances ' Side by Side refrig . 575. picnIc tble w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w malt, $25. Oak Porch rockers, $79.95. metal Office desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th St. 323 0901 See our beautiful r.ew BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA&FHAFinanclnq EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. in thiS 4½ acre estate. 38R, 48 wguest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. - Washer Dryer Wedding Dress, size 9 Call days 322 7103 Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide, Call anytime 1.273 0781. LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 26, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 42—'Mobi le Homes - 18-4Ip - 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Idyllwilde_byown, 4 BR, 28 5howb, Appt.$69.50 3??'?O73aft6p.ml 7 BR, 2B, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for 533,900 NATURE LOVERS This lovely estate is for you. EnIoyCIeansubUrbanliVin90 ' I+acre.30ve'sbdthl'm5,2 bathS, guest cottage 3. much more. Only $79,900. ADORABLE 7 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. 4l—Houses Lake frort country charm,? BR, 28, brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck, dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. $51,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5, 323 6307. ** * * I I '8 ot Mori,ico AC PS PB. AM FM B stereo, take over payments Must sell 32) 7280 trick ._.._. - - -._____ �— -2,4 . ' — LI inmra, p-i Wednesday, March 19, 1980 Heaven: A ,., .*, Diploma And Swiss Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.,..... Wednesday, Mar. 19, 1910—iC Steak When "slaps" ., l' Betty Flowers frrnn one thing to another," This piqued Betty's Interest big thrill for Betty. "I loved to the snooze button on she continued. Then, at 17, she and before long she and she go down there and study. Betty to cook her favorite her clock radio at 5 in the married and "started with and her husband were off to loved to do homework, I was dish, What Is it? "Swiss steak morning these days, she does little doorsteps," as she sign up. — and it's deliclous," she says Why? "Just In heaven," she said. T it with an extra bit of gusto, described her five children, something I wanted to do for thing I didn't like was didn't without modesty. For those of ( A mother of five, who says When her youngest was 2, me," she explained. "All have to go more," she you who'd like to try It, here quite frankly, "I love to sew, I she began to work again, this these years I had done for she is to tell you how it's done. smiled, like to cook, and I hate to time as a waitress at a truck Daddy and the kids "I get a whole case of ribeye CL - and this But Betty and her husband wash dishes," Betty had been stop. "I worked midnight is something I wanted." are not the only ones in the steak — 24 in a case," she a' a hard worker since the day shift," she said, "cause i family who have made smiled. "After you get the she left high school in the could take tare of the kids in In the months that followed, educational comebacks steaks fried, put them in a ( ninth grade some 32 years the daytime and Daddy could Betty and her h usband at- through CED. Three of her pressure cooker and make the ago. tended evening classes fire chil watch th em at night." dren have also taken gravy celery, onions, a little She still puts in a full day as On the midnight shift, Betty conducted in the training advantage of this opportunity, garlic, flour, and water a manager of the Little Champ met "the people that's room of the Sanford Police &'z the most recent being her t hick gravy. Put It under ) convenience store on the business men in the daytime Station. There they met Toni youngest daughter, who pound pressure for about 15. co rner of Sanford Avenue and and rn-c-a-n at night," she Conley, a pert young in. graduated -in January 19. 20 minutes, Then put on Airport Boulevard in Sanford, Continued. "After that, i went structor from Seminole Her husband, an employee of catsup and whatever else and The dii terence now is that to grocery store. Little Community College. "Toni the Water Department for the stick it in the oven for about 20 she is a high school graduate, Champ. Been there - i guess was a fantastic teacher," City of Sanford, must pass to 30 minutes." thanks to her hard work anda lOyearsnow.Iam manager," Be tty explained. "Course my more examination Thanks, Betty. We can '. in a bat. special adult education she said, husband thought she was tory of five and he will be smell It cooking already. ' •' .. ._ program sponsored by the Things went along pretty beautiful, and I think that's ready for graduation. (The Genral Educational Developmental Division of much as usual at the the only reason he came," she As you can see, weekdays Development Program Is Seminole Community College. F'lowerses' house, until, one chuckled, are very busy at the sponsored by the Develop. After Leaving high school, day, a friend stopped by the To be sure, Toni was a Flowerses' home, with Betty mental Division of Seminole Betty "baby-sat, worked in a store and told Betty about a "fantastic teacher." Five off early In the morning to Community College. For dime store, and then on a special adult education months later Betty had manage the store and her 1i'ttt Information, call 323. flower farm in Sanford. I was program being offered in completed all requirements husband working for the 1450 (Sanford), 843-7001 just a typical dropout. I went Sanford. for her Florida High School water department and still (Orlando), Extension 345, or Diploma and graduated soon studying for his GED. stop by the Adult Education W after that. But come Sunday, it's time Campus, Buildi ng 22, at the Going back to school was a big thrill for Betty Flowers, above, manager of a Going back to school was a for the family to relax and for College.) and a ninth grade dropout. a I-f.- F' 44 '1 1 SO( COUPON GOOD 4 COIjPO'., C.000 IN OANGI StiaO(f ('SCIC'tA $I('IC OtuS* A.t CItu'. (HAO?( Su..!fI COtItI tit .3I'O. COuP.ailS t*Sflif IN pa(NDI? COu..r, U clot '•' 'fl C M • CAN r , , P) .,, ., -........... t- .._. I •• .. ..,.,r .. SUPEIBRAND ALL FLAVORS ICE CREAM £ J LIMIT ONE PER COUPON HALF GAL. `1 — _-, -.. COUPONS 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $3.00 MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. .' g1j I'fp • s..., — ___ ' QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED — FRUIT COCKTAIL PRICES GOOD -a MARCH 20-22 u - :-:---' ASTOR • 20-2 COUPON GOOD MARCH tHIS $Sol , .................. 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So they're always running Into each other and there's Susan Polls Schutz: "Be lost of opportunity to chat but, Careful of what you says Mrs. Schutz, "I have a think," hard time saying what! feel - And, since I think much more want to say. "Then," st dearly on paper, I say them says, "cut off the phone, g on paper to Stephen all the somewhere that inspires yo and try to write the way yo She says things like, speak. "Thank you for being what "Keep it simple. Don't tr you are and for our to add hundreds of adjectiv relationship," which he or to imitate somebody 31s probably files. But he might because then It won't rinj misplace those that start, true. In fact, If you phony I "Sometimes you make me so up, It will come out silly." mad...." which she writes If your mind and the papei after he says something she remain blank the longer yot doesn't like, only he doesn't sit there ' "Start the flow b3 know she doesn't like It describing an experience thi because she sulks instead of two ou you have had, oi telling him. "Those letters something you both love." Then tell him you Ulu take him feel bad at first," An says, "but thenhe's happy having him around or yor that I've expressed my wish he'd go off to paint for i feelings and says it's few years because you nee ridiculous for me to go around time to, ub, what's the word "Use a thesaurus if you can, It's ridiculous for anyone in think of the right word," shi a "relationship" not to ex- says. press his or her feelings, she When all the words you neec says, and if, like her, you have have been divined and stated trouble doing that out loud, "Edit the letter. People otter don't. Write your mate a note get hung up rambling," shl instead. Like this, says, "SO make sure you've "First," she says, "don't iu something only once, feel silly about ritIng down take out confusing parts and your feelings. If you reel silly trim your sentences." discussing something with Then sign it if you think someone you love, you don't there'll be confusion about its ftipjJp," In origin, and see that hegets It. have a good which case, you should Through the entire Probably write for a coun- Procedure, there's only one aeling appointment instead. Precaution to keep In mind, But self-consciousness she says, "Anything you think vanquished, go on to cousider should be put In writing. But hew you feel and what you be careful of what you thlnk." - WHIP MIRACLE ROUND ROAST $100 p1us tax.. KRAFT BONELESS BOTTOM - 99 store, W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE *only $9.99 plus tax '$23.99 value-Only • convenience lvok t'urdk'%s, 1H%I*vr%' pn)'4'rg'd -'-- - __ I aL L a A ' .AMEMEMEEMMESEM 10; . 12-ox. 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I. -. . i ' - -, •, -- �/ 2C-Evening Herald, Sanford ,Fl, W.dn.sday, Mar. it, 190 Garden Taste Of Fresh Updated Offset By Almonds Celery Chalk up two big benefits offered by Florida's crisp, un Department of Agriculture is Buttered Celery Almondine and bleached green Pascal celery the most popular variety of is a perfect vegetable to serve with dinners that feature rich celery in America. entrees. The garden fresh taste of the Pascal celery is offset by It's amazingly low in calories (only nine calories in one the rich crunchiness of almonds browned in butter. cupful) and every bit of this valuable vegetable can be eaten. If you are not using the colorful celery tops, you are missing BUTTERED CELERY ALMONDINE extra flavor in cooked vegetables, meats, soups and sauces. 1 chicken bouillon cube There are two ways to make use of the leafy tops. You might 14 CUj) boiling water stew all the celery leaves and tops, strain the liquid and store 4 cups Florida celery, sliced diagonally in the refrigerator; there It is ready to be mixed with water or ½ cup slivered, blanched almonds milk in sauces, gravies and stews, 2 Tablespoons butter The second way gives you a product that can be stored on the 1 teaspoon salt pantry shelf. Dry the celery tops thoroughly, then rub through Ii ii teaspoon garlic powder a sieve to make a powder; now add this to fish, meat, 2 teaspoons instant minced onions vegetables or whatever you like, and see how much more 2 tablespoons dry white wine flavorful they are. 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Although it is probably best liked in its natural fresh, crisp Dissolve bouillon cube in boiling water. Set aside. Using state stuffed with cheese, cut into salads or used on relish outer stalks of celery, wash and slice " thick diagonally. In 1 trays celery is also delicious when cooked. Tablespoon of butter, over low heat, saute almonds until brown It combines with, and brings new flavor to, other vegetables (about 5 minutes). In another saucepan, melt 1 Tablespoon such as green beans, peas, tomatoes or zucchini. A few stalks butter, add celery, bouillon, garlic powder, salt and onions. of celery added to soups and to gravies gives them fresh, new Cover and cook until celery is tender, about 12 mlnutes.Add flavor too, wine and almonds; cook 3 minutes longer. Serve hot, sprinkled Our featured recipe remommended by The Florida with parsley. Makes 6 servings. Let Easter Dinner Begin - And End With Elegance Buttered celery Almondine is the perfect complement at a dinner featuring a rich entree. The first Easter of the eighties presents the challenge of planning and staging a traditional feast as economically, easily and elegantly as possible. You can do it by substituting less expensive or simplified versions of classic dishes. In doing so, you'll shave not only dollars but precious minutes from the meal preparation. Easter dinner should begin, and end, with elegance. For an Easter opening, you may offer Sparkling Orange Drink made with orange juice and sparkling water, club soda or tonic water. Or, if you want to splurge a little, combine the juice with Champagne. With the beverage, serve an easy-to-make rendition of the beautiful Russian Paskha, it sweet cheese itiold. You can make it with supermarket simplicity by mixing farmer's cheese, finely chopped "M&M's" Plain Chocolate CandieS, butter or margarine and ntilk. Then shnno' it In it nli n,,I,l fl....... l...l 'ri..5 r...'ur - - uounJechoenIafp rrer..ini Tnrtø k n AflDOttWt)Icr tInq,iIn Chicken Is - with the lowest Prices & top quality 1 Favorite Fowl In Russia CHICKEN WITH PEARS 1 tablespoon flour 1 medium o nion, chopped 3 medium pears, quartered 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon, divided 2½ to 3 pound broiler-fryer chicken, cut up 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted ½ cup chicken broth 1 lemon, grated and Juiced ½ teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Shake flour Into large size (14"z20") Brown-IfloBagplace In thctd4*wh balUng dish. Place onion in bag. Sprinkle pears with sugar and half of cinnamon; place fn bag. Rinse and pat dry chicken. Combine remaining cinnamon with butter; brush on chicken. Place chicken in bag. Combine remaining ingredients and pour over cNcken.aose bag with nylon tie: nuke 6hau4nchauts in top. Cook for 1 ho ur or until chicken Is done. 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Variation: Substitute 2 cups (16 oz.) dry curd cottage cheese for Far. reduce milk to 2 tablespoons. iners cheese and reduce ORANGE (;LAZEL) l'ICN!C 5 to 7 lb. smoked pork picnic shoulder Whole cloves .! cup firmly iickeil light brown sugar cup frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed 1 tablespoon prepared mustard Place meat, fat side up, on rack in Corning Ware open roaster (I21 4X8X21 4-inch), insert meat thermometer into center of thickest part of meat, being sure that point doesn't touch bone. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 1' to 2 hours or until internal temperature reaches 130 degrees F. to 140 degrees F. Approximately 40 minutes before cooking time is completed, remove meat from oven. With a tharp knife, remove skin from meat, leaving a collar of skin at bone. Score fat into diamond pattern; insert cloves. For glaze, spoon combined sugar, juice concentrate, and prepared mustard over ham several times during last 35 to 40 minutes of cooking. To serve, transfer to Corelk platter, garnish with curly endive or chicory and orange slices. Makes 8 to 10 servings. CHEESE AND SPIN1tCH STRATA I pkg. (10 oz.j sharp Cheddar cheese, shredded 2 pkgs. (10 oz. each frozen chopped spinach, thawed, squeezed dry two-thirds cup chopped onion 18 thin sliced firm-type white bread slices tabout one 1-lb. loaf) cup butter or margarine, softened 4eggs 4 CUPS milk I tablespoon prepared mustard 2 teaspoons salt l teaspoon pepper Toss together 2 cups cheese, spinach, and onion. Spread bread slices lightly on both sides with butter; place 6 bread slices onto bottom of greased Pyrex oblong baking dish 13x9x134 inch). Top bread slices evenly with cheese mixture, 6 bread slices, and remaining l cheese mix Lure. Cut remaining 6 bread slices diagonally into quarters; top casserole with overlapping bread triangles and remaining shredded cheese. Beat together eggs, milk, mustard, and seasonings; pour carefully over casserole. Cover; refrigerate at least 1 hour or overnight. Bake at 350 degrees F. about 60 to 65 minutes, or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Let stand 15 minutes. Place in Baker In A Ilarnnsock server and cut into squares. Makes 8 to 10 servings. EASTER BREAD to 4 TO 6LBS5O 1I1 SAVE 30' A LB ingredients together form a nutritious delicacy that is a smooth companion to crisp celery, carrot sticks or sliced fresh fruit. I'askha is often imaginatively decorated so garnish it with a few chopped chocolate candies for a tourch of color on top if you wish. To follow the tradition of Easter ham, yet stay within your budget, serve economical Orange-Glazed Picnic Shoulder. Quick and easy orange-mustard glaze is a delicious alternative to pineapple, adding new flavor and color to your holiday feast. The handsome Cheese and Spinach Strata accompanying the ham is based on a specialty which reputedly Qriglnated in New Orleans as a means of using up leftover bread and cheese. This heart casserole can be easily assembled the night before. Chill, bake and even serve it in the same casserole which can go directly from refrigerator to oven. Yeast .breads have always been part of Easter tradition. This one - winch requires no kneading - Is so easy you'll want to add it to your own favorite recipe collection. Made with hot roll mix and just four other ingredients, this batter bread goes well with butter or your Easter Cheese Mold. The most spectacular part of the menu is the finale. The elegant Double Chocolate Ice Cream Torte looks as if it came from an expensive pastry shop, but is actually made from just a few homey ingredients. The secret confetti color and crunch of the torte conies from "M&.M's" Chocolate Candies. SHOULDER $1 19 SSSSSSS --. ' I 501 SlOT' We..$36 nftLvh'ufu,co. I veMIsuI or mlerwave a.. um 5 Fresh Pork Butts _____ SAWS 30' A $03101 IRS WIN E] Pork Spare Ribs Ru LB $119 SAWS 10 A Is tOed HAtS 01 U Whole Pork Loin. . .. 1 SAWS 50'. 2111116. 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NATLIAI Ui .31 01 IMOrn Apple Juice ... p13' D oyr&eans / '- low FREEI 11111111111111 - • $ WHAT 1W II SIX 420 V.V1& COT foods... BUY-1 GET-1 LEL -1-ft . , E!~ FREEI 94Z.X RMIN - ' I The pleasing flavor of chicken is so universally accepted that menus around the world include it. Almost every nation has its go ur met dishes- and Russia Is no exception. Chicken is their favorite cooking fowl, Besides the Russian Chicken Kiev, already found among oftserved American entrees, the combination of chicken with fruit seasoned with cinnamon is another that appeals. The Russian name for our Chicken With Pears is "Azername of the region where it originated. You can bring this chicken to flavorful perfection in an oven cooking bag, where both meaty and boncy pieces gain moist, tender finish which the oven bag does so well. Automatic basting in the bag lays down a delicate brown. Creamy-textured and green-tinged pears add appetizing contrast in both color and flavor. Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, Mar. 19, Classics MOTOR 011. EJECTOR ICE CREAM scoops E2 UI. 0. SAVE 0 EACH . 894 79 I pkg. (133 i.oz.) hot roll mix one-third cup warm water one-third cup sugar . cup butter or margarine, melted i eggs, slightly oeawn Dissolve yeast Uncluded in mix) in water; stir in sugar, butter, and eggs. Add mix, mixing until well blended. Spoon batter into greased l-qt. Pyrex round casserole or 2-cit. Pyrex souffle dish. Let rise, uncovered, in warm place about I hour and 10 minutes or until double in size. Bake at 325 F. about 35 to 40 minutes or until golden brown. Cool 5 minutes; loosen edge with knife and turn out of casserole. Serve warm; spread with Easter Cheese Spread Mold, or butter or margarine, if desired. Makes 1 loaf. DOUBLE CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM TORTE 1 pug. (15 oz.) "M&M's" Plain Chocolate Candies cup vegetable shortening 3 pt. chocolate ice cream, or chocolate frozen yogurt, softened Toasted coconut, if desired "M&M's Peanut Chocolate Candies, if desired Line bottom and sides (2-inches high) of l½-qt. Pyrex round cake dish or 9-Inch springform pan with heavy aluminum foil. Melt together plain candies and shortening in2- or 3-qt. Corning Ware casserole or heavy saucepan over very low heat, stirring constantly with wooden spoon and pressing candies with back of spoon to break up. (Chocolate will be melted and small pieces of color coating will remain in mixture.) Spoon onto bottom of pan, spreading thick ridge of chocolate mixture around edge of pan with back of spoon. Chill in refrigerator 15 minutes. Remove from refrigerator; spread the slightly chilled and thickened ridge of chocolate up onto sides of pan about 1½-inches high with metal spatula, creating chocolate shell. Freeze at least 20 minutes or until firm. Fill with ice cream; freeze 3 Co 4 hours or until firm. To serve, remove from freezer. Remove torte from pan using foil rim to lift out. Peel off foil; place on 12-inch Pyrex Microwave Cook 'N' Serve tray or other flat serving plate. Garnish with toasted coconut and "M&M's" Peanut Chocolate Candies, as desired. Makes one S. to 9inch torte. . - -• • 0 . ••••- -......... - .. -- - - - a - . e -. • fl a -- - - -- • - - -- .•...- . .. .. 5-- 1 �4C—EveniQg Herold, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Mar, 19, 1so -Sn P'd • •1. Easter's The Time When •. :i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .4, On A Shoestring Budget? World Seems To Blossom ,To seenis uiui everyone is economizing on food budgets these Bouquets, bonnets and brilliant pastels symbolize the Easter ½ stick unsalted butte, melted season. 'i cup cream of coconut In fact, it's the time of year when the world seems to blossom ½ cup frozen orange concentrate after a long hibernation, ½ cup cream of coconut It's also the time of year to bring menus out of their shells 2 tbs. sherry cooking wine with cream of coconut cuisine. Wash and dry hens. Rub lightly with salt, pepper, thyme and For centuries, Americans have been fascinated by the garlic. Stuff and skewer. Brush with basting sauce and roast in tantalizing flavor of this Caribbean treasure. But when it came preheated 400 degree oven, basting every ten minutes. Roast to cooking with cream of coconut at home, we simply missed hens for Ito 1½ hours, or until tender when pierced with a fork. the boat. Spoon pan juices over hens before serving. Indeed, the lengthy preparation process required to make Stuffing coconut cream was enough to make anyone "nuts," First, the Cut fruit in small chunks and toss with croutons, butter and mature white meat was grated and heated in its own milk. 1 4 cup cream of coconut. Next, the liquid was drained through two thicknesses of Basting Sauce cheesecloth. Finally, the surface of the cooled liquid had to be Mix together orange concentrate, 2 cup cream of coconut skimmed. Hours later, you had coconut cream, and sherry. No, the barriers to exploring the rich world of coconut cuisine are gone. And so are the headaches. COCONUT GLAZEDCARROTS ½ lb. Carrots The coconut market has been cracked wide open by cap. 1 tbs. butter turing the essence of island delights in Coco Casa Cream of Coconut. 2 Tbs. cream of coconut I ma, parsley, finely chopped It's easy to tap the seductive flavor of the tropics with this special ingredient that makes cooking with coconut a matter of Cut carrots into thin sticks 2" long. Boil until just tender. course - from luscious beverages and desserts to magical Drain and stir in butter and cream of coconut. Cook over high entrees. And if you like your coconut in flavors, Coco Casa heat about 2 minutes until sauce thickens. Sprinkle with Chocolate, Strawberry, Banana, Coconut and Pina Colada parsley and serve. mixes will really stir you up. Coco Casa is as close as your supermarket shelves. This Easter, why not make your own discovery of the whole new world of coconut cuisine. You'll find that coconut can be the cream of your culinary crop. days. Fortunately, inexpensive dinners need not be boring or flavorless. In fact, some of the most popular dishes in the world origInated from peasant cuisines. ' Herbs and spices have been used for centuries by Imaginatjve cooks the world over to enliven economy cuts of meat and to add extra flair to vegetables, soups and other inexpensive fare. - 5, 4, I 11111L 1 11 'S I . f Stuff Cornish hens with fruit and coconut cream. -- Serve Spicy Fish Dishes 'i cup water 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese ii , teaspoon prepared horseradish 'i teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce 2 packages 9 ounces each frozen fish sticks • 1' ' 4 In small saucepan melt butter; stir in flour. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, 1 minute. Remove frnni heat. Combine beer and water; gradually add to flour mixture. Cook Tabasco pepper sauce has been added to budget fish dishes over medium heat, stirring constantI, until mixture boils and because it lends a special zing, and has a subtle piquancy that thickens. Add cheese, horseradish and Tabasco sauce; stir can enhance any dish, over low heat until cheese melts. Prepare fish sticks according Fish Sticks with Rarebit Sauce is a very pleasing dish to package directions. Serve sauce over fish. If desired, serve with Tabasco sauce. Yield: 4 servims Mellow Cheddar cheese is melted in beer and given a spicy. Iditioil tang by adding horseradish. The sauce takes only minutes to BROILED FISH PARMESAN prepare, but tastes very special. It's equally delicious served ' cup mayonnaise over baked or broiled fish fillets. 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Some like their rarebits tantalizingly spiced, so why not put 1 teaspoon grated onion a bottle of Tabasco sauce on the table and let everyone season '.s teaspoon Tabasco pepper sauce to their own taste. 1 pound fish fillets, 4 pieces pound each Broiled Fish Parmesan is a cinch to prepare. it's amazing In small bowl combine mayonnaise, Parniesan cheese, how mayonnaise, perked up with Parmesan cheese, grated grated onion and Tabasco sauce; mix well, Wash fish fillets: onion and hot pepper sauce, can be transformed into an pat dry. Place fillets on shallow baking tray; place under it unusual creamy and inexpensive topping for this fish dish. preheated broiler 6-inches from source of heat, 5 miminutes. FISH STICKS WITH RAREBIT SAUCE Spread mayonnaise mixture on fish; return to broiler. Broil 1 tablespoon butter or margarine about 4 minutes longer or until topping is broi n and bubbly 1 tablespoon tabl' flour and fish is easily flaked with a fork. If desired, serve i ith ½ cup beer additional Tabasco sauce. Yield: 4 servings. Fish sticks will please young and old alike. Potpourri CORNISH HEN COCO CASA 2 Hock Cornish Hens salt, pepper, thyme I clove garlic, crushed 1 Cup mixed dried fruit 1 cup seasoned croutons Wednesday, Mar. 19, 1980—SC avor J0 10 or an e J "II - •''' - • '". . ti'i'l.i: ('lISP 4 medium apples, pee ici I, cored and sliced 4 cups I package 4-serving size butterscotch flavor pudding and pie filling i cup butter or margarine ' [;Publix 04 P- cups 40 lwt. bran flakes ( -• Clip and Save this Cheese Shopper's Guide from Publix, ' - , . - ____ • - With a little Imagination of your own and Wisconsin Cheeses from PubItx, you can make any meal more exciting and nutritious. Especially now during Publix Annual Wisconsin Cheese Festivall N - . .1 . .. Modern short cuts make these memorable main dishes easier: Clockwise: Beef Ragout, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, Shanghai, Chicken and Vegetables, Veal Mediterranean, Hungarian Pork - Ingenuity Can Turn Up Exotic are ____________ -- Golden Delicious Apples ......................3 Full of Juice, Fresh Florida Juice Oranges .......... 5ag Stuff With Cream Cheese, Florida Celery.........................: Salad Perfect, Medium Size Tasty Tomatoes ......... ¶" Zesty "Sun World" Brand (2 bunches per pkg.) THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, MAR. 20, ThRU WEDNESDAY, MAR.26,1980 ... CLOSED SUNDAY.... , - RESERVES THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES - - - 89° 390 - . ' ?1 - -' 39° 490 Celery Cabbage ......... Florida Fresh Crisp Red Radishes........ For Pies or Tarts, Use "Continental" Brand Strawberry Glaze...... 29° - ' - .L. •:. " " " Brush edges of squash with butter. Drizzle renmiaining butter over pears. Sprinkle lightly with nutnimeg. Add it little mniou-c water to dish if needed, ('over dish with foil. Return to oven. Bake about 30 minutes longer, until pear's are tender. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 servings. HI(IU 1t PUDDING Al' SAH,-t'ON golden raisins 14 cup dark ruin, heated 6 slices white bread, crusts removed -:.. ... : cup 3cupsiiiilkscaidcd two-thirdscup sugar ' 39c L 89' age Good for Border Plants or Around Trees, Assorted Colors of Mini Mums............ HOOD'S BRAND PUSLIX ____________ 89° Green Onions.............pkg. Good Cooked or Raw in Salad, Florida Tender b' • - Excellent for Snacks or Waldorf Salad, Washington State TOMA'I'() t'ni:i:sI: RI('E I call 06 oi. I stewed ttnmnmt's one-third (uI) water 2 tablespoons butter on' margarine i'ti)s M itiutc rice s cup grated P.mrmnies.mis cheese Combine tomatoes, water anti butter in saucepan, hi'mnsg to it boil. Stir in rice. Cover: remiuo c' from heat and let stand 5 nisnitmtes. Stir in cheese. Makes .1' -ups i1r 1, vrvmnIgs. I'E1t1-S'I'L I"FFI) Silt 'ASII 2 acorn squash about 8 ounces each IL cup water 2 tablespoons brown sugar I packed i I tablespoon orange juice ' tt'USX)Ofl grated orange peel fresh Bartlett pears -. teiLS)OOfl salt 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine -- -I m ttLSp()Ofl tiutliseg Cut squash in lmah't's lengthwise. Remove seeds and meni_____________ br/macs. Place rut side down in baking dish nimeasisrimig IP i-by-•-7'-by-I 'u inches. I ( Pour water around squash. Bake in -I50leuret' oven about 2' ' niiimiutcs, until squash is barely tender. -• Meanwhile, stir together sugar, orange juice anti peel. Set aside. Part, tort, and dice pears to measure 2 c ups,Toss i'. ith orange juice mixture. When squash is tender, remove froin oven and turn ('Lit side up. Sprinkle with salt. Kill t'arhi squash with ' ''tip of pear Itoast. H • •, - .,. 1 •''.' .. •• You can create beauty, flavor, smiles and happiness - plus solid savings - by serving elegant meals that cannily cut down on complex methods of preparation. Don't automatically eliminate old4uhioned, hearty dishes -or fancy foreign ones - just because of time.consumlng preparation. Instead, use your ingenuity and take advantage of modern timesavers. You could, for Instance, make an exotic curried shrimp in minutes by using a can of condensed chicken soup as your starting point. In fact. condensed soups can bea short cut to many courses on the menu. A new cookbook, "The Creative Cook," from Campbell Soup Company, is chock-full of recipes for old favorites and exciting new Ideas that can be prepared quickly, easily and economically with condensed soups. Sauces Impart new tastes, as well as enhance and enrich the flavors of the foods with which they are used, but Hollandaise or Mornay sauce can be time-consuming - and tricky - to make. Yet, by using condensed cream of asparagus soup as your starting point, you can, for example, create an elegant Blender Hollandaise Sauce with this recipe. BLENDER HOLLANDAISE SAUCE 1 can (104 ounces) condensed cream of asparagus soup 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons lemon juice Generous dash hot pepper sauce ½ cup butter of margarine, melted In blender, combine all ingredients except butter. Cover; blend on high speed a few seconds. With blender still on high speed, remove cover. Very slowly pour butter In a steady stream Into soup mixture. Blend 3 minutes more or until thick. Serve over cooked fish or vegetables. Makes about 2 cups. Moissellas Sauce Prepare as above. Fold in 44 cup heavy cream whipped. Serve over cooked fillet of white fish. Another Idea from "The Creative Cook" that can tickle your taste buds and your Ingenuity Includes creating comithiatlon vegetable dishes - an assortment of greens simmered in condensed chicken broth. BAKED RED SNAPPER IN WINE SAUCE 1 two..pound red mapper, cleaned and scaled Salt and pepper 144 tabie,00ns butter or margarine 1 large tomato, out Into wedges I small onion, sliced and separated into rings llernon,diced cup dry whit, wine 2teaspeonecorrtarch one4hlrd cup heavy cream 44 teaspoon oregano, crushed DWsprlgs Iamonillces Place flab Is weIl.bitted shallow baking dish. Season with all and pepper. Place tomato, onion and lemon on top dead wounii fish. Pour wbe am &IL Bake at 0 degrees 1P. abod X minutes per pound, until fish flakes and Is triandamt near the bone. Transfer ft fish to serving platter. Strain pan juices into saucepan. Blend cornstarch Into cream. Add to saucepan with : oregano Cook, stirring, until thickened and smooth Pour over flsh.Garnlsbwlthdillandlemenslices.Makea3to4aervthgi, it apple slices illi the pu(i(IIIIL siux in it shallow baking (fish. Cream butter ii ith remaining iniddin mix and clmulahlion; add cereal. Sprinkle over apple mixture. Cover and bake id 75 degrees tin 3o inintites. or until apples are tender. Serve ii ,irmii or chilled. Makes 8 servings. / Varieties and Colors of Orange Juice African Violets 4't ') , For Your Spring Planting, Bunyon Potting Soil ................. toll ' 59c (8 quart bag .................................. 99t) (20 quart bag .............................$1.99) Beautiful, Colorful, Fresh Cut half gal. ctn. sow $ 1409 Spring Bouquet ---------- bh $209 2 egg yolks 1-' 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 4 egg yolks 1 cup sugar 1 cup dry white wine Blend raisins with ruin. Let stand about 15 minutes, Drain well. Butter bread lightly and place over raisins in buttered H x liinch shallow baking dish. Dissolve twthirds cup sugar sit milk. Heat 4 eggs and 2 egg yolks together, (radully beat in hot milk, beating constantly. Add vanilla and pour over bread. Place dish in pan and pour hot water around baking dish about 1-inch high. Hake at 350 degrees F. for 40 inminutes or until knife inserted about 1-inch from edge conies out clean. Cool on wire rack. To intake sauce, combine remaining 4 egg yolks and 1 cup sugar in top of glass double boiler. Beat with electric mixer for 2 minutes. Slowly beat in wine. Cook over hut (not boiling water, stirring constantly for about 8 minutes until creamy and spoon leaves path when pulled through sauce. Pour ins. mediately into serving bowl. Serve warm with bread pudding. Makes 6 to 8 strings Pulux RESERVES THE EIGHT TOUMIT QUANTITIES SOLD 4 " J4j( THIS AD EFFECTIVE ' THURSDAY, MARCH 20, THRU WEDNESDAY, MARCH26, 1960... CLOSED SUNDAY.... - 1%3MJIIVU UtWSC ..... pig. IRIV J COUNTRY STYLE BAKED 11AM 1 rad to-eat ham (10-12 lbs 1 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons prepared mustard 's teaspoon ground cloves ½ cup gold rum one-third to 12 cup unseasoned bread crumnibs Bake haini in 350 degree oven for I.' hours. Combine remaining ingredients and spread over scored fat surface of ham. Continue baking for 1 hour (10 lbs.) or 1-1 2 hours 12 lbs.m Serves 14-16. KIDNEY BEAN RELISH 1 large onion, chopped 2 1-lb. cans kidney beans, drained and rinsed 1 cup diced celery 6 hard-cooked eggs, chopped CUP sweet pickle relish 1 teaspoon curry powder Salt and pepper to taste Mayonnaise Mix vegetables, eggs and relish, add seasonings. Add mayonnaise to taste. Chill and serve on greens. Makes 10-12 small portions. RUM GIMLET Mix 1•½ oz. white runt, 1 oz. lime Juice, one scant teaspoon aigar (optional). Shake with ice, ser%e straight up or on-the- . rocks. -- 4\S. 4A____ TV ____ ___ 2 4 I — J_ .'•,l•-.-. •,• — -- • "S•',, �- 6C-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - •- : --'- fl 7.1 -, -- - S - -- - - - - Wednesday, Mar. IP, iPSO 4. Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Egg Dishes Save Day For Frantic Cook r _4toLl 160.1 a.- / Eggs are the original prepackaged, fast-tofix convenience food. Egg-based skillet Suppers. are easy and economical - even in these days of rampant .7. You CAN prepare economical, easy, fast and fabulous main dishes - even in these days of rampant inflation. And all it takes are eggs, a few other ingredients and a skillet. Egg-based Skillet Suppers are the answer for the busy cook who wants to serve entrees that are quick to fix, great to eat and well within the week's food budget. When you buy a dozen Large eggs (which weighs -' pounds) for 90 cents, the eggs are only 60 cents a pound - a real bargain! It's hard to beat that price for high-quality protein, and essential vitamins and minerals. And, eggs are so very versatile, they're easy to fix in an almost unlimited number of ways for any meal of the day. After all, eggs ARE the original prepackaged, fast-to-fix convenience food! Scrambled eggs, probably the first skillet supper, can save the day for the frantic cook with a nearempty refrigerator and drop-in company at the table. Scrambled eggs can be enhanced by any number of delicious stir-Ins, spoon.ons or sprinkle-overs, such as sauteed onions and green peppers, seasoned tomato sauce, shredded cheese or dried herbs, to name just a few. inflation. ,J . ! Roots Has Become ThirdMost Popular Hobby ' Search Since the Bicentennial celebration, interest in the nation's ,history has developed into curiosity about our personal :iistorie5. Spurred by the record-breaking telecast of "Roots" - one man's quest for his family's beginnings genealogy bus become the third most popular hobby, after stamp and 'oin collecting. L'1 Where immigrant grandparents sought to blend Into the ,, ,,,A merican melting pot, their children's children are seeking their ethnic past and reviving old customs. They've found that one of the best ways to get in touch with their origins is the family reunion. Recognizing this Interest, Kraft has prepared a guide to planning a family reunion complete with genealogical chart. 'I A chart of your family tree can provide a fascinating topic of lconversation at the reunion. Using the accompanying tree diagram, place your name on the tree trunk, then record the birth names of parents in the lower branches., Working upward, add the names of their paren ts, and so on. This information may be obtained from relatives and from family documents such as Bibles, legal papers or correspondence. When you have exhausted the Information available at home, check local records at the library, courthouse, county offices, the historical or genealogical society, newspaper libraries, church registers and cemeteries. Several free or nominally-priced booklets with information on other genealogical sources are available from the federal government and from genealogical organixations. 34 cup finely chopped pecans Combine crumbs, granulated sugar and margarine; press onto bottom of 13 x 9 inch baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees, 10 minutes. . - h Publix I" •itl.'iIIIu'iI • li. 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Reduce heat and cook egg to desired doneness, 4 t 6 minutes, Season with salt and pepper. Place cheese slice over egg, if desired. Cover and cook just until cheese melts, I to2 minutes. Garnish with cherry tomato, if desired. Serve immediately with cutout. Variation: To make a Toad-in-the-Hole Over Easy, prepare bread as above and place in pan with melted butter over medium heat. Immediately break egg into center of bread and reduce heat. Cook until bread is golden brown. Turn bread and egg over. Season with salt and pepper. Top with cheese slice, if desired, and cook to desired doneness. Pi Shrimp, Seafood Ex TUA . 19 Rig I' 3. (Coupon I.pu.s W.d. M.,cP, 26. 19101 to Stokely Bavarian - (1 serving) This is one of several names applied to an egg fried in a bread 'frame.' It's a neat trick for breakfast, lunch, dinner or snucktime. Double this recipe for hearty appetites. IjjJJ4iGreenStamps R%tfre COtintingon VOLt.1 the census. I I - : TOAD-IN-THE-hOLE 19*01 ¼'; pk PP OfleenseSea..fl._.___á . 'S*thjflij,.,.,, ' qu 914 5 $369 (Light & Dark Most .... 2'1b. $3.09) Tarnow Hot, Medium or Mild Whole Hog Sausage ............ - ' Armour (All White Meat) V - $109 6-0:. Turkey Roast..... (RIWCRLJST e - k Apple Pie.......... ', " l5 40c DRIP • De - Ca e Bologna............. 3-lb Can, Boneless Sw'ift's Premium Canned Ham .......... ............. S•ee eeee.e n n 1-'. .,,. 1*reM I: Submarine Sandwich.......... lach for 790 5; . '7.99... $its Asag L.v.MyCEpst..f.... . •/S• mr.MiksslqutReclppmsybsdodiled. ar ad JJSWW er.t.z AU S rsimdsd of p for"A quadofoeldwaIsr StlrtosMv.,Uidkme.4avoredioudtssmIz,ae% (or I .nv.lups) to a qiart Of reid waW. WMbbslladsraudft rli&mi1*rtOf Bologna.............. Oscar Mayer Regular or Beef Sliced - $ fluff C(XORF " NT selarSilced Frotlng......,...... Always a Family Favorite USDA Loin Sirloin Steak ............. ':' $309 USDA Choice Boneless Beef Top Round Steak ..... 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Di uu$CU,iS ......... u cans u Pilisbur 'a Cr ..f ar Kosher Dille 9 White House 7j,A BuyS, Cairo Beauties Fresh Pack .............. 32os. Tomato Pasts......3 50*. .. 89° COfltadifla Tomato Sauce ......... 4 5CR. 8 Campbell's Soup ChlCk5nNOOdls.......,..4.?1 Assorted Flavors of Hawaiian Punch 59 Fruit Punch •.............. Tasty Honey or Ready-to-take-out Southern Pried Chi4ken:.;box $2" Fresh-Baked Apple or Dutch - Li Contad na '' : cups choppedonion lit lbs ground beef ½ cup ccker cwmbs -2 eggs, beaten ½ cup Tomato Catsup ¼ cup finely chopped green pepper 1 Tbsp. instant minced onion 1 Thsp. Worcestershire sauce ½ tsp. each sagtanmj basil Shredded Cheddar cheese Mix all ingredients (except cheese) together hape into4 irldividual panordish. Bake at350'F for 15-20 mutes. Top with shredded cheese S Braunschweiger. TABLE ' - Swift's Premium Stick - THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, I II .. Swift's Premium (1 to 2-lb. avg.) MINI MEA1LOAVES OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 22 ' Hostess Ham..... N, II injacwritlta Sliced Bacon ......i'ib. 99 to . . ______ . , Olde Smithfield ,'' l ' .5 6 servings) Talk about an easy one-dish meal! You don't even have to stir this easy entree as it cooks - just mix, pour into the skillet and let it cook while you fix a salad and set the table. 6 eggs, beaten 1 can (1 lb.) mixed vegetables, well-drained 1 cup 4 oz,) shredded Swiss or Cheddar cheese 1 cup half and half or light cream 1 tablespoon instant minced onion l.. teaspoon salt l teaspoon dried marjoram or oregano leaves, crushed In teaspoon garlic powder Ili teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons butter Fresh dill, optional Beat together all ingredients except butter and dill until well blended. In 10-inch omelet pan or skillet over low heat melt butter. Pour in egg mixture. Cook, covered, without stirring, over low heat until eggs are almost set, about 18 minutes. Remove from heat and let stand, covered, until knife in$erted in center comes out clean, 10 to 15 minutes. To serve, cut in wedges or spoon out of pan. Garnish with fresh dill, if desired, FINAL 3 DAYS Itt Jicld Sim - CRUSTLESS SKILLET QUICHE UK@ ' can (l6oz.)Sweet Peas Can (4 ozj iced mushrooms cups egg noodles ' cup margarine [3/4 P5flChe5I n peas and mushroonis. Cooli noodles arid dma ng same saucepan, melt margarine. Add ham. stirooms. noodles and peas. Heat. Toss hghtfy ---an cheese and serve Ifl W2JTfl SelVing dish QvsI with cpngs of fresh parsley. •.,ii .li.jqiet.. ili,,i Ii.. 1i 'iilit I.-IL. l,iL l'iul,li liii lii' 1i I ,l..i.J.s .l .11.1,1111w, 7' 24 AmerIcan singles pasteurized process cheese food 24 tomato slices - _________ iI I tablespoon salt I 50 Years. I •. ri.''n. I,' f M AND NOODLES - ._. Imperial Sirloin Steak ............. ':' $309 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef $309 Top Round Steak ..... 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Ib $149 .- h \ FOLDING Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin ';N~ I lb cooked ham, diced 1 lrP-'locerofef WWI 'V $'flaitm nm MMNNARELU .., 1 cup barbecue sauce 3 eggs H Conte to Pub for the Ser"ce that's heen bringingr 01; Folks Back for ' - I' 3 cups soft bread crumbs -- Ii lI• 1 VFUU fti(: l HTlL .' 6 lbs. ground beef - PRICES EF F ECTIVE fluRSDAY UACH2O T HROUGH W(DESDA IO CLOSED SUNDAY 114, " - -, VI / r FAMILY REUNION PoTATosALA!, IJ 4 qts. chopped cooked potatoe 3cupscelerysllces 8 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 1. cups radish slices 1 cup green onion slices 4 teaspoons salt L teaspoon pepper Mot 2 cups salad dressing 1 tablespoon pure prepared mustard Lettuce .,, Combine potatoel, celery, eggs, radishes, onions and ,.'$easonlngs. Add combined salad dressing and mustard; mix ,Ight1y. Chill. Serve in lettuce.ltned bowl. Garnish with radish It,roses, if desired. Yield: 24 servings. NOTE: 2 lbs. potatoes will yleld.approzlmstely 1 quart chopped cooked potatoes. MEAL PLEASING Jt:'l BURGERS - -1 101y, p-'ua"x r-wi Of course, If all you pursue is names, your search will be pretty dull. But most family sleuths find themselves drawn :Wlnto the details and traditions of their family histories. To get more from your exploration, ask relatives to bring old diaries, "letters, scrapbooks and photos for a truly meaningful reunion. Another way to share your family heritage Is to request that 'everyone bring a favorite dish and the recipe to each reunion, thereby building a file of family specialties. They even can be compiled in an attractive folder to send to all participants. 3 Pollowing are some recipes you may want to Introduce at the next family gathering to start the collection. Additional ideas for planning a reunion and learning more about your roots" are provided in the free booklet, "Families Belong Together," from Kraft, P.O. Box 817, South Holland, Ill., 60437. l degrees, 35 to 40 minutes or until knife Inserted 1 inch in from edge comes out clean. Chill. Brush with maple syrup before serving, if desired. Yield: 20 to 24 servings. Combine softened cream cheese, brown sugar and flour, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until well blended, Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Blend in vanilla and nuts. Pour mixture over crumbs. Bake at 350 ,• Wednesday, Mar. IP, 19$0-7C . 'S- OIL - Ix NEW ORLEANS FRITFATA (6 servings) A frittata is an easy-to-make family-size Italian omelet that doesn't need to be folded. This one includes rice and Creole. type seasonings for flavor and color. cup chopped onion 'a cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons butter 8 eggs tol cup water or tomato juice lz teaspoons chili powder 1 teaspoon celery salt 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 8 to 10 drops hot pepper sauce 1 cup cooked rice (about 1-3rd cup raw) 1 medium ripe tomato, chopped Green pepper rings, optional In 10-inch ovenproof omelet pan or skillet, cook onion and green pepper in butter over medium heat until tender but not brown, about 3 to 5 minutes. Beat eggs, liquid and seasonings together. Stir in rice and tomato. Pour egg mixture over onion and green pepper. Cook without stirring over medium-low heat until eggs are set at edges but still runny in center, 9 to 10 minutes. Broil about 6 inches from heat until eggs are completely set, 3 to 4 minutes longer. Garnish with green pepper m ings, if desired. Cut in wedges to serve. To make handle ovenproof, cover completely with aluminum foil. TERRIFIC TOMATO SCRAMBLE It servings) This main dish Is so simple that even inexperienced cooks can put it together. If you like, add sauteed green pepper or some diced pepperoni or summer sausage. 8 eggs 4 cup "k 1 medium tomato, chopped 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, optional 2 teaspoons instant minced onion !bteaspo(x1salt i teaspoon basil, crushed 4 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons butter Tomato wedges, optional Watercress, optional Beat together all ingredients except butter, tomato wedges and watercress with a fork, mixing thoroughly for uniform yellow, or just slightly for white and yellow streaks. Heat butter In 8 to 10-Inch omelet pan or skillet over medium heat until Just hot enough to sizzle a drop of water. Pour in egg mixture. As mixture begins to set, turn a pancake turner over and gently draw completely across the bottom and sides of Pan, forming large soft curds. Continue until eggs are thickened, but do not stir constantly. 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RESTLESS f GALL MY CHILDREN 0 (:4' THE DOCTORS i) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS L 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE J' (35) GONER PYLE 0 MOVIE "What's Up 611PI" ~ ~1!_Ir.- I lt 5 e- . . ,Nit .. ~ 4:,offl (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (17) FUN HOUSE (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA (D 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (5)0 HOGANS HEROES (II) (35) TOM AND JERRY 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) (17) MY THREE SONS 7:30 U t4) TODAY MORNING (17) 0 GOOD AMERICA 11J (35) BULLWINKLE 8:oo 5:30 u @) NEWS ()0 MA'SH (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (t I) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (7' 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY iI (35) KUNG FU 74 (10) OVER EASY I24 (10) 3-2-1 CONTACT (17) LUCY SHOW 8:25 [FAMOUS RECIPE'S REOUL*R DINNER I 3 pieces honey-dipped tried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 7 hot butter I tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. ____________ _____________ ,' ALL ONLY VALUE $2.16 - ----- ---__-- - -- - - I i LIIDayWnday TODAY IN FLORIDA ('?) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ftWE 8:30 I AMERICA Lu W ieo , pe FRIED CHICKEN A (.i (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 014 (10) CR0CKE'rr's VICTO. "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" RY GARDEN OPEN 10:30 am. . O p.m. Except Fri. & Sat. Closing 10:30 ø.m. i$0 French Ave. N. Hwy. I7.12 TO H 9:00 (Hwy. 17-92) MARCH OF Casselberry Sanford j o MIKE DOUGLAS 93 0 MOVIE I111 (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER o (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 2)(1 7) FAMILY AFFAIR . 9:30 10:00 ew Cawz2ie't Main9X9 .. Im X ____________ _________ ____________ Luncheon Buffet 11:30 10:55 0 CBS NEWS a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 0 @D HIGH ROLLERS Monday th ru Saturday featuring $395 11:00 NITY Major Holmes (Roy • Hot entrees • A variety of salads Wru 11:30 Thinnes) suspects that Sgt, 0(14) WHEEL OF FORTUNE Warden Is his wife's lover and (71)0 FAMILY FEUD plots to kill him In upcoming Prime Rib Buffet 11:55 h7)N 10:15 (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS "AChangeOl$cene" 1i Lariat, froin carrying a& Hudson finds hilinsiell caught In vertising announcing this • PersOnal crisis - ambition or i A awft* a sift 110 I mrses ED. si / Special ) ø ONLY 1111 ( PIAZA $6"f I COLD J Sunday Buffet P.M. 11. __ 'Baron of Beef •Boked Chicken 'I "Old Country Virginia Ham ____ ______ DEAD SALAD BAR INC. WITH ALL ENTREES f I LAN H.p 713$ 3Z3 171$ . 7:ANIMAL HOUSE WOn meal the wrath of Dr. - I eaturirig I' m (12) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN Dal an they know (Chin) is here. He's only done one 11:30 (nudo photo ____ seulon) with a •(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Baylor woman. She could well Carson. Guests: Tim Conway, bsagadsiUngsenior, so she Julia ChUd, Pets Fountain, Joan Marsh D. McCall." __ 1 p.m.. to 9 5:15 Li'LAZA11,4. ONLY 0 "1 don't know how many. I finishing school with an know it's very, very few," he POCt.d guest. (Part 140116) 11:15 " " .1 Monday thru Saturday _____ ALLSHOWS 99C MAT the edict and the controversy, •@)CI)0(DO NEWS IV35?BENNYHIU. Veil few of the UflIYe1 ty'S 4 1Oj PIECE TtlE°1 Wei appiYb'4 for ATM "me Ductsu of Dults 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. $795 loyalty to the Bellamy fan. -- . . - 4:30 (24(10) SESAME STREET who takes part In the photo combat maneuvers. • ' (I '. lwi, 0 (4) EMERGENCY ONEI Baylor females offering to championing their causes, (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT pose nixie for the magazine — (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 10:00 perhaps because Dr. Abner 0(4) FROM HERE TO ETER- (R) because of '~, . :$ SOT. PEPPERS SAND HIghway 17.92 ('4 mlii S. of Airport Blvd.) _______ _____ Phone __________ _____ ______________________ -- (305) 3210690 _________ _____________________ Vid lit 'b I .• '---.' --. J! .~'-~ ' 4~!Vk)ZU 4 ' W ~t$" 4 I I ; 4 , '. .i i6Z .1 J 1 , ~.,!L1 _ L fl . — -. .. ~,;. - _ - 4, _ p _ _ _ . RECIPE 4:00 0 4 THE BRADY BUNCH AMERICA t9(35) HERCULOIDS 9:00 9:30 0(14) HELLO, LARRY Larry Sheridan had other woes joins the ranks of the ünem- and IS CHICKEN DAY '?AMOU' 1!] (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS (24 (10) SESAME STREET (!2)(17)SPECTRENAN SQUARES 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI teak WEDNESDAY 7:00 0 (:4 TODAY 0 MORNING NEWS Ct) 0 GOOD MORNING Waco. I think he probably was BALL "National Invitational just somebody that rolled out Tournament Championship" from A, IMEN 2:00 (5", 0BEWITCHED ~,J,) 0MERV GRIFFIN 0(4) CARD SHARKS oi (35) PTL CLUB (12) (17) MOVIE back • II' (35)35 LIVE (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM of a bar at 2 in the morning. i A YOUNG AND THE FLORIDA BCK8HEEPSQUA —. 0 THE :':.. STONES t4 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) 6:45 (10) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 12 Hrs.) week's Interviews. 3 12 )) HOPE 1.00 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 3:30 i2 (17) NEWS 0 VEGAS In San Francis"Damn straight, we're taking it seriously," Sheridan co Dan teams u with two p01Icewomen to find the psychotic essay, McCall also prohibited the student newspaper, The . - I3RIEF 1)2 (17)1 LOVE LUCY 6:30 University women —the ninth down four identical suitcases which have gotten mixed up and final atop in a planned during a music Convention in ii fea ture on "Girls of the South. luxurious San Francisco hotel. -- £' 6:10 (Ii) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (8 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING (112) (17) GREEN ACRES Baptist-supported school, has vowed to expel any student ,- - `1 U RYAN'S tl 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 12 (17) WORLD AT LARGE RENT STROKES n Ave., ___ '--....:....,'' :, has an early and bittersweet love affair with a young seam- too, There weren't many played when he Is fired for ___ and bingo to )d 4 __________________________________ ___________________________ _ ________________________________ I .• I . I _____________________________ r , 4 - _____ iE1 ______ __ ' 5- .,, I don't want your type here, McCall, the president of ti ,71 /_ .~ . - ROW said of the telephone threat. killer who Is murdering police "I'm sure he's 10:30 not officers. representa tive of the city of ()1(35) COLLEGE BASKET- I) (4) HOLLYWOOD fonnances, Bb Cisy Auditorium, 1ando. ___ :' xciPr ". S.. Simmons. Napoleon Bonaparte they hired an armed guard for Doc ?' (C) (1972) Bar bra the first day of preliminary Streisand, Ryan O'Neal. A pair Baylor of eccentrics tries to track snapshots of Orlando (near 33rd St. exit off 1-4). ____ ______ ___ ____ : Sealer ClUseun tour to L.keiand for Holiday on Ice. Leave Saiford Civic Center at noon, pinup at usda i 11114 ' Doris Rogers for reservations. • • '. TUESDAY, AFRO : ___ Civic Canter. Iathrd Sealer QUssno Chill, noon, It ____ In -.\ ; _______ J . - -'I *J4 of ______ . % .. gft I i ' M 1101 IiFWA)J) .... __________ III _______________________ -_ TE •MLCS• _________ I IN&*UNI ______ MCT ___ wPo*s*mI' ikilaillk I , by . "Welcome to Waco. We "Young at Heart,' dance , 8 p.m., DeBary Cornmunity Center, Shell Road, DeBary; Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public. TUESDAY, MARCH IS • Minicomputer demountratloa, 9:30-11 am., Deltona pw Uy. A novice's Introduction to use of mI'dcomputers In education, games, home and buslima Central Florida Art Assa. Outdoor Art Show, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Dade Federal Savings, 2301 E. Colonial Drive, K1 ci the Sodety for the Preservation orlied. ch and EnccuragementciBarbershop Quartet Singing in I Amaics annual show, 2 p.m. and entrilm per- ; 10 . FRIENDS N (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 0(4) TODAY 1J Q GOOD MORNING (17). MOVIE "Desiree" (1954) Marlon Brando. Jean stayed in town Monday, but ______ fJY MPFOfAG ,;I- 1 , ZOONIIS 12:30 13 ~A_) NEWS V0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. i (35) BANANA SPLITS AND of town by 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Wodhop, 8:30 am, to 3:30 pa., 1600 a ~ 4) COUNTRY ROADS ') 0 HEALTH FIELD a SUNRISE 8 1-4) Playboy news consultant Arnold finds a copy of Mr Drummond's will and assumet Dan Sheridan ind adoptive photographer David Chan longthat forhis this world,lather Is not Longwood City Hall. Call Tine Anderson at 831.0555. '7 "— - 3:00 5 0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:00 hadn't even started taking Wendy Hiller and ji.lary morris pictures of Baylor University are featured in Shakespeare's "sad stories of the death of women before he received kings." (A) telephone threat to clear out west Conference." /:' HOTEL MORNING Jacobi, Sir John Gielgud, Jon Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA,8p.m., open speaker, Half way House, Silt, Central Florida Sheltered ' TUMBLE W5905 _____________________ 74 (10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Richard II" Derek accent" said. SUNDAY, MARCH 23 SATURDAY, MARCH21 I. weapons for a North African the male caller with "a Texas on Ronald McDonald House. 5j),4y MUlCH Free laconic tax service for senior citizens, 1-5 p.m., GENATOR BRAS6IE... I MEAN, a000 • . ___ ppjutie I p.m., corner of 13th Street and Palmetto streets. Food, games, prizes, ' i (17) THE GIGGLESNORT band in order to steal nuclear You've got until 6 a.m. to get stress who rejects him for WEDNESDAY, MARCH PresIdents Council, 7:30 p.m., Greater Sanford building. Tom Hunt will speak . karate demonstration are out or we'll take care of you," another. Auditorium, Rollins College Winter Park. Free to the public FRIENDS. •" Siil'S OIf$I HERE I1I' 11' I)ettona Area Chamber of Commerce Installatio °fl n dinner and dance, [)eltona Country Club. Cocktails, 6:30p.m., dinner, 7:30p.m.; dancing 9:30p.m. to 12:30 -v-' ____ Playboy's photographer Finch, Charles Gray. Dame parking lot, 2424 Edgewater Drive, College Park. IM1VsT.-ER... ___ WACO, Texas (UP!) the Client and Public Conflict," 8 p.m., Hauck by . 7 2:30 U '4 ANOTHER WORLD J) 0 GOOD MORNING Rockford uncov. ers an arms-smuggling ring. To Playboy' commander. features, Blue Angels, Golden Knights, the Eagles and others. POW Club of Orlando-Winter Park, Annual Great Garage Sale, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., First Federal S&L IM Love By Appointment'* 8:00 believable — but not while Karras is acting It. He really j 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH is Jimmy B., and he holds Tom becomes upset when center stage as easily as he Abby is asked to publish her thesis at the same time he is once held a football, unable to sell his own novel. (A) (LI) (35) JIM ROCKFORD While investIgating the "traffic" Baylor Coo! death of his old Army Lecture by Joseph S. Inman of New York "Lawyers' Loyalties In Transition: When the Interest _____________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ ® •94 •g Øjf HE i CAffiØLE I ..iVUTh IA TERR1DLE NcUCTIOH, rT16 AWFULLY 6000 IT NEVER HUR by Bob Thav.s predictable and a little Central Florida Air Show, 1:30 p.m., Sanford-Central Florida Airpor t. Gates open 9 a.m. for pre-ahow ___ _ d ____ _______________________________ _____ FRANK AND ERN EST NUMMU%@19 his club loser? West would be : Idt an play with nothing but I diamonds to lead. DeCIM*T ' would lose one club, one spade and only one diamond. Come- '~ quently, South led the fourth _____________________________________________________________ ANNIE . Carnival, South Side Elementary School, 11 am, to 3 they impede the Opponents a ( j of 4CY drawback today. Let 19) Subd Impoes . everything take Its natural risks or gambles that go from eaching their proper MODERN. sd SI to: "bIbs at contract and at other times &pa," CW of this n.,... course Instead ci looking for against your better Judgment. they give declarer a valuable per, P.O. Box 489, RadIo City questionable shortcuts. Depend on your Instincts to clue in the play. Station, New York, N.Y. CANCER (June 21-July 22) determine what's right. South proba ly should have 10019.) I ' I ______________________________________ _____________ _______________ I girlfriend become one happy 1 Sfl'LE U (4 TODAY IN FLORIDA family. featured. The plot, although taken () 0 BEYOND WESTWORLD Ouaid's robots infiltrate a rock from a true story, is both Salute to the United States variety show In honor of DeBary FIrnen's AuxIliary's 25th AnnIversary, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Rd., Tickets available at the door. Seminole Community CoUege Choral Festival, 7:30 p.m., campus Health Center. 5CC Chorale and Chorallers and concert choirs from Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman and Seminole high schools. Free to public. ' SQUARES Of course, all does not go U 4 REAL PEOPLE Reports on a roller-skating elephant, a smoothly, but eventually Beverly Hills dietician that speJimmy B. and Andre and the cializes in extreme cases and a am, earlLrfense were viously Vulnerable: North..South great 0 ° declarer drew two rounds with bis aceandklng. ' South hoped for an even division In spades to accom- modate his club loser. He played the ace, kiflf and oueen of spades, bu alledtospli.However,So thought. Clubs, had mo gand the because of the hi EAST derstanings. Follow correct to, The Important thing Is not and ' 5 pruras. ' . recognition, but a job well GEMINI (May 21-June 20) done. bids can be Impatience could be your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t =5=0'rds Sometimes 1• Orlando. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran ' The opening club lead was ___________ — Ave., ________________________________________________________________________________ Q 976 NEWLYWED Club, St., 0~' 7:30 o L41) TIC TAC DOUGH and the adults around him also. Sanford AA, Women's Group, 2 p.m., 101 W. First .r ! (12; (1 7) SANFORD AND SON W 0 THE ' her recently paioled father. (1) 0 JOKER'S WILD Lengwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltona. SATURDAY, MARCH22 Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida, Inc., 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ___________________________________________________________ yourself or from others today involved. Look before you H 12:55 ' . r ': 0 BARETTA Baretta 'oins __ 2:25 a young girl in the search for i (17) NEWS U C4 FACE THE MUSIC (1 0 P.M. MAGAZINE dope habit that trapped his Vivian to attend the funeral of a widowed mother as she tried 'dear friend" they both hated to ease her grief. 24 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest Mary Tyler Moore. Slowly Jimmy B. finds 1 (1 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY himself warming to Andre Church, CaMe1be ___ ______ Andrews A ghetto youth trying break Out of his poverty. stricken surroundings finds himself trapped by the circumtct"s at his life family, with most of the 80'JTH PAY Trade' 12 (17) BOB NEWHART Ralph Alfalfa, the Happy Farmer, comes to Bob for help with his stuttering money going to support the Rollins BiIl Portrait Of A Street Kid W1 77) LeVat Burton. Tina Lamont and folio plan a bar-restaurant. He's divor. ced, estranged from his romantic evening with two girls. grown daughter, unwilling to 4 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER marry his girlfriend, fighting REPORT Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's E. 12:40 5 0 CBS LATE MOVIE C - 12:00 CHAIN REACTION 13~ 0 NEWS r 35I LOVE LUCY 1J (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING i (17) LOVE. AMERICAN U the minor league underworld t11 (35) SANFORD AND SON Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. 710 U LOVE BOAT BUSINESS 'International Park. Tanglewood AA,closed,8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. _____________ _________ ___________________ MZ 8UNNY fB., is an amateur "god. Other," arranging favors in / AFTERNOON 11:45 xv (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Bar. (] U H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D , SAGrffAR11US (Nov. 23pese 4if as to whit can be acDec. 21) You'll be sorry If you Pam _________ ____ complished. make Important decisions TAURUS (April 30-Mary impulsively. Be aware of all bystoffel & Halmdahl Opening lead,#A ' 20) Arrangements with alternatives. N E ED lb I I(NIYN I-11 8UT A T*U C'A7H- . friends where money is In.. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. L3E 6i volved should not be handled 19) Unfortunately, you may 1e010 i 1Ai-1A3IT JUST impulsilvely. Avoid inisun- not get Credit you,re entitled ______ By 05wam Jacoby I (TUABCNEwS have the kind of pain you long, stamped, self-addressed : describe and don't have a envelope. Send your request bony spur at all. Other people to me, in care of thiS , * : Expecting too much of way but end up getting deeply " ,.s.• could catae I a 41' 0 BUGS BUNNY - ARIES (March 21.Aprli 19) '. -1 , .& ) 0 CBS NEWS GAME 419,RadloCityStatlon,N.Y. SCORPIO(Oct.24-Nov.22) 10019. Be sure to specify birth This could be one those date, strange days where you start ) Claire Chennault during World War NBC NEWS U (:4i but the sole support of his for each to Astro-Graph, Box cover up mistakes. a j .. THE IRAN CRISIS: 7:00 Karras's character, Jimmy Ga. Broadcasting System Wh,plash."The Family." ert E Scott has action-packed adventures "hilt, flying with 6:30 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. possible pitfalls and career petitive, but not combative. forthe coming months areall LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ) •JloI7 discussed in your Astro- Deal with life logically and on vs: Graph I.Attff, which begins reaUsUe terms today. Don' t OAQ11111 91113 with your birthday. Mall $1 make ezcneez for yourself to •A SHE RUBS (7OE5 SHE STOOP TO HER TACTICS.' , \ ((! I AT I'P NEVER ', ____ _ 5 4 by Ed Sullivan Reynolds, a small, streetsmart black boy in raggedy clothes who performs a super shoeshine and also does a job on Jimmy B.'s hard heart. FRIDAY, MARCH21 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airport. ' FRIENDS Skits. Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern travel, luck, resources, needless woes. Be corn- ____ _____________________ ____________________ _ WELL SHE COMPETITiON. . EH? POESN'T PLAY FAJR EVER'V'WHERE.' .5 ___________________ little Curtis Yates as Andre Service, , (17) CAROL BURNETT AND ney resigns as he believes that Andy is trying to ease him out of his deputy sheriff lob 4 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S But the real show-stopper is AARP-NART covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford @ (I 0 E!) U NEWS (74, (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 'Advertising" in that area. Some people do cents for EACH issue with a your affairs today. Romance, shoulder that could cause you VI' y __________________ _____ ____________ • ____ 0 sports superstar "Babe' Dldriksen Zaharias. Longwood City Hall. Call Tina Anderson at 831-OM. the heel bone may or may not readers who want either one be associated with actual pain of these issue can send 75 ____ 7 Ernmy-award winning role as Free income tax service for senior citizens, 1-5 1 6:00 with his brother and disappointing to his mo ther. Into his life walks Andre, flunking out of the 6th grade career. This person will help let others make commitments III redirect your efforts lñtb for you that you have to back VVI F1 AT BRIDGE more positive directions. up financially. Misjudgments ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ PISCES(Feb. 20- March 20) that aren't your own couldbe • Sometimes, no matter what expensive, doubled at his first opportwtlwe do for others, It just VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ty, but his three-hart over. doesn't seem to be enough. There's a chance you may s-is-so call struck guod support and NORTH was raised to game. • K Q $4 __________________ You may experience this in have a slight chip on your I 1 ! perhaps even looking at an X -1 This cbming year you may They may involve you in The irritation is often caused common foot ailments. meet someone you'll find very something to t hr ow your ___ ___________ ' • Pals who do things in a attach to the bottom of the care that is described m ü complicated manner should heelbone. These spread two Issues that I'm sending be avoided if possible today. across the arch of the foot. you, you can avoid many March 20,1980 \ .3t A , irritation in the area where shoe is a prerequisite to good the tendons and other tissues foot health. With good foot YOUR BIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider • have a bony spur and don't newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, have any pain. Radio City Station, New York, Your description suggests NY 10019. that your doctor was a People often don't realize solutely correct that it's how Important it is to take ;•. step. She looks glittery-eyed and sexy, a far cry from her Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Al-Anon, 8p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. ' . . that develops on the bottom of What To Do for Them. Other . — : P (A 57 • ee — — similar to what many people of help to you: Number 11-8, 53 54 55 Your Feet And How To Care; — — — — call a heel spur. 61 That may be misleading For Them and Number 11.10, : — — — because the little bony spur Common Foot Problems: : — — — — — SIENSON' HA'IETHE ENTIRE A REAPING 1E6' ______ FROM FAC,,,bTY P 5TUiJTNIT" SHAKESPEARE T HIS 'E,AR — 52 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Eastmonte Center, Altamonte Springs. Djet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center. examining your foot and bearing effect on ___ 49 50 51 , arch meets the heel. I know this Isn't much help but I hope strain across the center arch: you can enlighten me as to of the foot and you decrease: the pulling effect. A similar: what I have. Thank you. DEAR READER - There's approach is to put a little pad : no way to be certain exactly underneath the inside of the what you have without foot to change the weight j30 31 32 33 29 28 25 26 27 — _________________________________ 36 — — — — I I foot, you don't pull all that ; 23 •24 of woman a Greek mother would cut dead on her door. 41king on the is in the center just where the Andre." ' ONE Orlando Public look at the latest occurrences in Iran !S (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon encounter voodoo rites and a diabolical biologist and his throng of rohot- like 'i2 (17) MOVIE God Is My -Pilot' (1945) Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark. Cot Rob. EVENING Butsicaris in "Jimmy B. and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. 0MW c'C1 iThCKAMMERI Independent Atlanta. (10) 0 — Detroit restaurateur Jimmy - - WF on CBS (Channel 6), as Karras' real-life ladY Susan Clark, is on hand as his longsuffering girlfriend, tarted up to look like the kind E In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to independent channel 44. St. Petersburg, by tuning to channel C; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). trayals, and he does it again THURSDAY, MARCH20 International Assu. of Cancer Victims and Friends Inc., 7:30 p.m., First Federal S&L, 2424 Edgewater Drive, College Park. Speaker Dr. Milton R. Vahue. South Seilnole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Independent Orlando (17) (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando foul-ball actors. Karras consistently turns in moving, convincing por- Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sergeants Association Auxiliary, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. al (35) Orlando (CBS) Orlando exception that proves the rule about former athletes making Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Conununity (ABC) GEZIT'SA "O- MA4 OB-Bor ____ - Sanford-SemInole Jayccettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. Sears. entirely but. of course, that : imposes other problems : ( -1 DMION Cable CPi Karras continues to be the 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. : after hearing it was not good associated with inactivity. A good loot doctor will to take too much cortisone. That pain Is on the bottom of sometimes strap the heel to: the heel and spreads to the rotate the foot a little and cause you to walk on the: outer rim in a burning senoutside of the arch. By sation. The mos t tender spot — — __ Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m. Florida Power & Light, treatment is to get the weight off the foot so the pulling doesn't occur. From the foot's point of view, the best idea. would be to stay off the foot - 0 ( B' JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) Alex civic center. one of the best forms of t improve any. weeks. It didn' I cancelled the third visit 10 11 9 8 7 - I ) I 58 Post-singer Mckuen 59 Gallic affirmative In Movie Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road by Roger Boiler ___ ncing - SanfordSereandersseniorcitizeflsdaflce2.3Opnj It's no surprise then that the heel. He gave me a shot of corsone in the heel and told me to return in two weeks if it Was not well. If anything, it was worse, So he gave me another shot and again told me to come ba ck in two FUNNY BUSINESS te Ch Altamonte Springs. .~ ", Lamb] 17 - ___ ZZI '- Recovery .. Wed ne sda y, Ma r. It, 1910-4C TONIGHT'S TV WEDNESDAY, MARCH19 - snowman school 5 Z Convi ____ floor 27 Lessen 43 Within (prof.) 9 Performance 38 Bewildered A CpIQL)gt COST VJO(RY1 I OH 26 Paris airport 54 Artificial ice 37 Dv Pain? _______ ____ 35 Festival 15 oLiv! .__ Your ua - ____________________________ Id Lga - ,;. 0 GOT _ 0 $ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Alex Alex Karras , T A . 4 Football play 31 Rampant 39 Writer of 5 Singleton, verse 32 Horse 41 Second month 6 In addition directives 7Sheltered side (sbbr.) 33 Spheres 8 Zeal 42 Tints _______ __ i ..' Spurs _____________________ __________ __________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ by Mort Walker ___ STUDENTS Heel ENU cüo $ us i EIR 5 57 Danish coin 6lShame 82 Arrival.time guess (abbr.) 63 Id French Bony ______ j - '. I've DEAR DR. LAMB in my heel about four pain had -0 months. When it started the pain was so bad Icould hardly Fr_ 20 Ready for i p 0 0 L f 1AM coin walk. It is greatly Improved action (2 A $ IA$C N A 64 Powerful wds.) now but it's not completely explosive 10 Safety agency 40 Lacking pedal well. 22 Astronauts' (abbr.) digits all (abbr.) wd.) 85 Seed i went to a doctor who 48 Joint (CP• 1111 Gather 66 Prepares to specializes in the treatment of 24 From 48 Pronoun 19 Circa publish 25 Adversary bone disorders. He looked at __________________________ 21 Biblical hero 49 Hold 67 Engage the was an by a strain on the arch 28 Sense 50 Preposition my heel and said it winter sport 23 Guardian 30 Jason's ship fling at the point of : 51 Scan 24Convoys inflammation of the tendon constant Pu 34 Period in : ent. 53 Newts DOWN 25 Nurse that stretches from the toe to attachm history :I1 i-.- ____. ACROSS WE ARGUED // . Young by Chic . • AG'IOO - �-.•-;_,_ - - )QC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 19, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 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/106bc420763b8ddab838b23861f206f6.pdf 2b674517cbceb3a0b7267ddb0ef051f9 PDF Text Text ________ ------- I 72nd Year, No. 159—Sunday, February 24, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald, ( USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents S. •• — 12—Evening Hera M, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, 1990 ' I 00000-OW_ 1L a it MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 livi f at - 01% SUNDAY 104 : E.INWL-- I BEEF DAYS rPIANTA S. ;•,•, 4 Iran Parliament I.•;4 - •_ 4 T Decide Crisis - ••)_ lONDON t UI'! — Ayatollah fluhollah Khomeini said Saturcaine after statements from Iranian officials saing the bodys day in a statement broadcast by Tehran Radio the fate of 50 work would have no bearing on the fate of the hostages. wh4 Americanhostages held at the American embassy in Tehran are swrI&ling their 112th day in captivity will be decide in April when Iran's new parliament meets for The closest thing to a hopeful sign F'ridad as the annoumethe first tune, merit by Algerian Ambassador Mohanuned lt'djaoui, toThe statement by the Iranian leader said in part: AS I have chairman of the U.N. investigative innintission, that his troup said repeatedly, we demand the return of both the shah kind the would leave Geneva Saturday for Tehran. nation's riches. The Moslem students who have occupied the Bedjoui, who unexpectedly flew back to Ne york Weilden of espionage i the U.S. Embassy) have dealt a crushing iiesdav on 'private business," met U.N. Secretarv-Ct'nvral blow to the world-devouring U.S.A. Kurt Waldheim tor one hour before returning to (icnt'va "But since the representatives of the people will SOOli be lie refused to discuss the iiit'tirIg but, 1olloed b a group tiE meeting in the Islamic Consultative Assembly (parliament), I. reporters as he hurried off to catch a plane. he Sht)Ute(l out any decisions on the release of the hostages and the conces"There is 110 problem. All is all right. I itit leaving for sions to be obtained in return for their release will be up to (;t'iI, today and the t)mnussion w ill leave toiiiorro for them, since they are the people who should take a hand in the 'l'ehirtti C0SC of political events." Of course, until the Islamic Consultative Assembly is setIn Geneva, the other (oliunission chairman. :res iid Aguilar Aguilar up, the Revolutionary Council and the president of the republic of Venezuela. saul: "We are please(l to be finally on our wa will continue their efforts to have the shall and the nationt and we feel very optimistic about the outcome of our work. We riches returned,' Khomeini said. huiw to start work right away.'' The iissemnbly is to be elected in March and April. The commission was formed ;it Iran's r.'(lhiI't to tr1vt'sttitt' The broadcast came as the five-member U.N. Commission crimes the Islamic regime alleges the slijill cotmiimutted during appointed to investigate the alleged crimes of deposed Shah his reign. Mohammed fleza Pahlevi left for Tehran. Iranian officials, including president Abolhassan l4aru-Satlr Time U.N. chartered Gullstreuii II, 12-seater jet took off at and Foreign Minister Sukghi (iliotbzadeh, also said tht' 12:15 p.m. 6:15 a.m. EST) Saturday and was expected to commusstomi s ould be a "first step" towards an agrt'iitent to arrive at approximately 8 p.m. (11 a.m. EST in Tehran. free the hostages. 1k said they would be allovd to discuss that The announcement the commission finally was on its way issue when they arrived in Tehran • I: (••... . ; ;• 0 . • • - . - • . , \ \ 11" DAYS SAME AS CASH 1TO TpiOS A)I JAtIv S PAI *1 IOJAL PAVt,INTS CuST0e PA,c TIotCAM,CHMGtS(tNIWCRfOT Tf5MSAt%OAAitAt JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" CALL NOW... 339-3886 s P FREE ,P BONUS NO. I 5 OF 100 to 200 POUNDS PER MONTH FOR MONTHS 1f0 CATTLI VARY IN kT$ TIl WONt £XAMPU$ Alt $3B33 PER MOM DICE • $4 1 P115011W FOR 3MSNTII$ . 101 TITU. UAMPLU INc LI. In INNS, I*t51 EXECUTIVE SPECIAL 50 $I7flW LBS. 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Nation Opinion Ourselves 1-3C Religion ..........5(' Sports ... ............. .1-311 TelevIsion ....................'C Weather ......................2k World . .... ..... .. ... ..2,1 Action Reports. - 2A Around The Clock 6A Bridge .....................6C Business .....................611 Classified Ads ............. . 4-511 Comics ....................6C Crossword ...................6C L)earAbby ....................2C Editorial .....................6A Florida ............... ........2A On TV Wednesday Portions of 11w 5th Annual (;Old•, Age Olvnipics filmed fit Sanford last November will be featured Wednesday on the Real People NBC television show aired loudly over Channel 2 at 8 p.m. 4 -t.I,''r - •- •- .- ---- LI ii .. • I • ., u I : :- a-': '.- • - '. -• -- - - - -- - . . - . -4 . - -- --. - - - ' -. -.' • ." - Sandra San Miguel takes advantage of the Glaucoma test offered as part of the Seminole Memorial hospital health fair. Assisting in the test sponsored by the Lion's Club Is Bill Gressang (left) and Ray lt(Wder. (right). The fair ended Saturday. PROTECTI NG HER SIGHT WASHINGTON (UPI) — January's montmy the Democratic presidential nomination, said, Carter's Council on Wage and Price Stability. consumer price increase, the largest In six years, "This means that the president of the United "Controls cause more inflation," he said. led Republican and Democratic presidential States Is playing a losing hand in fighting the "They should only be used in dire emergencies." candJdates alike to denounce the administration's battle against inflation. "Wage and price controls offer no shortcut to anti-inflation policy. "I believe that the president of the United the goal of price stability," added Charles The Labor Departnient Friday said consumer States is ignoring the important signals of our Schultze, chairman of the White House Council of prices rose by 1.4 percent In January, the biggest economy." Economic Advisers, in a speech in Miami, Fla. 1wnthly gain since 1973. Gasoline prices, tooming Kennedy again called for an Unmediate, across Government leaders have choosen to rely on at the fastest rate ever recorded, were 60 percent the board, six4nOIith freeze on prices, wages, voluntary wage-price guidelines, "fiscal higher than a yea r earlier. interest rates, dividends and rents, restraint" in government spending and hopes oil When compounded, the January price rise But the administration said It Is still opposed to prices won't be boosted much higher. worked out to a startling 16.2 percent annual mandtcwy wage and price controls to try to President Carter, on his way to Camp David, inflation rate — far above President Carter's counter inflation. Md., was asked if the economy was In bad shape. inflation forecast only three weeks ago of 10.4 "1. can't think of anything more disastrous "The country's strong but inflation Is too high," percent. now" than government-1mo3ed controls, said Carter said. Sen. Edward Konnedv. challenging Carter for Robert Russell, executive director of President Banks responded quickly to the inflation For Inflation carter figures, with Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. jum- '17hat means goods and ser%icer which cost $100 in ping its prime lending rate to 16' percent and 1967 were priced at $233.20 in January. other major banks going to 16L4 percent. Lane Kirkland used tus dry, intellectual wit, but Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan and in the end blamed the Carter administration for other Republican presidential candidates rising Inflation in this nation. denounced Carter's anti-inflation policy. "Do you hold the Carter administration Republican National Chairman Bill Brock responsible for this fantastic inflation?" a called the inflat,ion rate "an outrage" and said reporter asked Kirkland. AFL-CIO chief. Car ter's policies have "brought this nation to the "Well, it's the only administration we have," he brink of economic disaster." replied. "The people will hold this free-spending Because of the continual hike in prices, and the Democrat Congress and this financially spineless effort of the president's Pay Council to keep wage Democrat administration to account in increases this year to between 7.5 percent and 9,5 November," he said. percent, Kirkland said the rationale for Labor The Labor Department said its price index for participating in the council was "withering all urban consumers stood at 233.2 last month. away." - ur --.4 - ., £ . - ,-:' ..- - LI -_ -, Herald Photo by Torn wets.i - , • - Today S11 Candidates Jump On •. p . • 1taway mnutuel wagering fans is not harness Casselberry. track or dog track operates at the site, racing, but dog racing. Dr. H.J. Mello, also longtime resident the group that acquired the horse track A story from Collins that he had been of the city, said when harness racing "is property has invested its money and misled while a member of the the only game in town it has made ought not be denied the opportuni ty touse Legislature in the l94( into accepting money." He said Daytona Beach dog its property. expense money from a constituent im- racing impinged on the Casselberry Brantley said, however, the group put properly brought a quick response from horse racing. "Let the dogs run on the up $2.5 million on the chance it would be Hattaway. summer dates and see how much money allowed to operate a dog track. "It was a Hattawav said Dernetree probably they make," he said, to applause from gamble," Brantley said. -L-w-------- - -.. -- - ;. 11 0 '' the crowd. By DONNA ESTES "We'll be happy to take those dates if Herald Stuff Writer they are offered," Hattaway responded. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. of the audience screamed, Altamonte Springs, was the target of the "We? We? We? Who is we?" wrath of many of the estimated I5200 ROBERT Hattaway did not respond. persons, mostly horse trainers, breeders IIATTA WAY Robert F. Neimneyer, secretary of the and racers, who jammed the Casselberry boos and Florida Greyhound Association Inc., said City Hall last night to have their say on . his organization favors the conversion. catcalls the proposed conversion of the Seminole "Harness racing Is a good sport but a Harness Raceway to a greyhound racing ' 1os"ie sStd. "Closing Seminole track. Harness Raceway is part of a national The gathering was called by State Rep. trend, he said. Bobby Brantley, R.Longwood, in whose Mearisthile, Brantley said the people of district the track is located. contributed $100 to his campaign in 1978 Seminole County ratified the creation of Also seated on the raised dais in the while Collins and others had contributed the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club in a council chamber were: William much more, "I don't take campaign 1931 referendum. Brantley said he isn't Demetree and Paul Dervaes, owners of contributions and let them buy me," he the raceway; Jerry Collins, general said. 1100, $1,000, $3,000 or no amount of sure whether another referendum might be necessary before another dog racing manager of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel money will buy Bob Hattaway," he said track could be created in the county. "I Club in Longwood; Dr. Warren Morgan, Demetree, speaking first at the wonder if it Is legal to doasked. this without a head of the regulated industries corn- gathering, said he pays in excess of referendum?" Brantley rnittee of the Florida House of $800,000 to the state each year in taxes. Hattaway responded that "laws are Representatives; an aide of State Rep. He said he wanted to make an enterprise made and laws are that's changed. If youidea. want Dick Batchelor, D-Orange County, and of the horse track, "not the white a referendum, maybe a good Casselberry Mayor Owen Sheppard. In elephant it has been in the past." We would see if people want dog racing the audience was State Sen. Vince Demetree said the property currently or Jai Alai to operate. If you want to take Fechtel, R-Leesburg, who served has a $3.2 million debt. that chance, it is all right with me," he previously as a state representative for "I did not buy the track with the intent said. Seminole County. of its being it harness track. It is a loser. I Casselberry Council Chairman Frank But Hattaway, who has pre-filed a bill don't believe I can make a profit with a to permit the conversion of the track, was harness track," he said, adding if the Schulte, speaking for himself, said he is the one must called upon to explain his l.egislature wishes he would be willing to concerned about increased traffic interest in the conversion. At no time did allow operation of dog and horse racing generated by a dog racing facility. tie indicate he had changed in his support both, with the proceeds from dog racing "Casselberry will not get one more thin for conversion. He was not available for picking up the losses from the horse dime whether horses or dogs race there." He said he could foresee bumper-tocomment today. racing. To complaints that a dog track would bumper traffic on the residential streets, Hattaway said the Legislature set precedent for his proposed bill in 1976 by generate larger crowds on the two-lane including Winter Park Drive, Sunset allowing the conversion of a horse track roads leading to the track, Hattaway said Drive and others if the conversion Is the county plans to widenSeminola permitted and that traffic emptying from to a dog track. Hattaway said there would be a Boulevard to Winter Park Drive this year the track will further congest the Red greater return to the state in taxes if the and to finish the improvements on Bug Lake-Winter Park Drive-State Road 436 intersection. conversion were approved, - noting Seminola to the track next year. "Is It proper for elected officials to do Seminole Downs paid the state $97,000 Hattaway said Demetree has promised m to benefit private enterprise last year while income to the state from a to advertise the route to the track from soething dog track would be about $2 million. He U.S. 17-92 and Seniinola, to discourage at the expense of the public safety and welfare?" he asked. said the new owners would underwrite use of other routes. County Commissioner Bob French said costs, estimated at $30,000 to $40,000, of Brantley, saying tie called the meeting Installing a traffic signal at Seminola to try to separate fact from rumor, asked tie hopes regardless of who operates the Boulevard and Winter Park Drive and Dernetree If it is his intention to move the track they will pay a proportionate share also would pay the city for salaries of dog racing license if tie acquires it to a of the cost of correcting the problems reserve police officers needed to direct site at Lake Mary Boulevard and they create. traffic. lie said the preferred en- Interstate 4. Demnetree said he has had no Herb Crabtree, another resident, said terthimnent among sportsmen and pan- intention of moving the license from while he doesn't care whether a horse STRIP WITH PURCHASE AK BUNDLES '• Horsemen R*1de - CUT 1/.-- THICK 3 L$33 Heu NEW YORK CUT 11 2" THICK TO ALL OPENING 90 DAY CHG. ACCOUNTS DURING THIS SALE . Crowd looks on at hearing Friday night. BONUS NO., 2 FILET MIGNONS 10 FREE J - 1 - -,j:_.A 4_(_ j .- - 54•t ,1.., i. '. •"- .A ' "' - S �2 A—Even ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1910 1$925 In Goods Taken In Longwood Dole Tries To Stop Reagan-Bush Debate -- Two televisions, a mirror and a Jewelry box valued at $925 were taken after it forced entry at 216 Crown Oaks Way, the Springs, Longwood. William Kilpatrick Is owner of the stolen property reported taken between 7 p.m. Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday. HERALD A VICTIM An Evening Herald newspaper vending machine valued at $175 was reported taken Feb. 17, from the front sidewalk of the Handy Way Store on State Road 46 and Orange Blvd. in Paola. An unknown amount of money was in the machine. WORLD IN BRIEF Hundreds Said Killed In Riot-Torn Kabul By United Press International A traveler from Kabul said Saturday it appeared hundreds of people had been killed in the riot-torn capital of Afghanistan and he saw the bodies of up to 200 Afghans lying in a single street. "I have seen in the one street 100 to 200 dead people," said the traveler, a European who arrived today in the Indian capital of New Delhi. Fresh shooting broke out in Kabul again Saturday, but the bodies described by the European traveler were from Friday's dramatic anti-Soviet demonstrations when Russian and Afghan troops fired into thousands of civilians demanding the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. In Moscow the official Soviet news agency, Tass, accused the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency of provoking continuing unrest in the Afghan capital. The charge followed the imposition of martial law on the city Friday and the arrest of a group of foreigners, including one American and 16 Pakistanis, accused of instigating "anti-government actions." MAN PLEADS GUILTY Convicted ear thief Frederick E. Burns pleaded guilty Friday to stealing a van in June front Seminole County in return for a five-year seatence running concurrently with the 10 years he is now serving in a Nevada prison. Circuit Judge Volie Williams imposed the sentence one day after Burns was brought to Seminole County from the Carson City Prison in Nevada for trial. Burns presently is serving the sentence for stealing a car in Las Vegas, leaving behind the van he stole a few days earlier from Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford. But Burns will not go back to the Nevada prison yet, court officials say. His next trip will take him to Chevy Chase, Maryland, where he will face charges of stealing the Corvette left at Art Grindle's the day he left a $150 deposit on the $12,000 van. NATION before County Judge Alan Dickey Tuesday afternoon. Their trial dates will be set on March 31 for action in April in the circuit court: —David (M.A.) Metzler pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted burglary and possession of burglary tools. He was arrested on Feb. 8 outside Sanford Furniture Salvage on U.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford, while attempting to force his way into the building, city police say. - 1st Russian Flu ATLANTA (UI'! 1 The National Center for Disease Control said one of the high schools reported an absenteeism rate of 26 percent this month, compared to a normal rate of 5 to 8 percent. The belated appearance of the A-U.S.S.R. flu virus which caused epidemics in the past two years, coin: cided with another report of an A-type influenza, A. Texas in six states TheCDC said the flu virus causing the most illness t his winter B-Singapore had spread to 34 states, including Florida, with 15 states and territories re porting widespread outbreaks. For the four th consecutive week, pneumonia and influenza deaths reported from 117 U.S. cities exceeded tire sb-called "epidemic threshold," the CDC Said. Kenneth Tansay pleaded not guilty to charges of writing - and obtaining property with a worthless check in 1979. He was arrested on Feb. 13 by Seminole deputies. Mark J. Bringardner pleaded not guilty to charges of granC theft and dealing In stolen property. He was arrested on Feb. 12 by Seminole deputies, on charges he stole a television from the Brand showroom in Altamonte Springs and later sold m - - it. Brian K. Rocheford pleaded not guilty to charges of grand theft and burglary to a conveyance. He was arrested Friday by county deputies. - ••'J , / \ Federal health officials said - students in two Maryland Eastern Shore counties. John A. Butler pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal mischief and resisting arrest with violence. He was arrested Feb. 9 by Altamonte Springs police. ~~~i[ ineet tonight in a one-on-one debate in Ne%% Friday the first outbreak of Russian influenza in the United States this winter appeared among high school - • Outbreak Comes In Eastern Maryland Feb. 9. , Despite a last-minute plea to. the Federal Election Commission by Sen. Robert Dole, former California Go'. Ronald Reagan and former U. N. Ambassador George Bush are to S Peter J. VanMater pleaded not guilty to charges of S. United Press International IN BRIEF possession of a controlled substance and tampering with physical evidence. He was arrested by deputies who stopped him on suspicion of driving under the Influence of alcohol on ARREST ON SHOTGUN CHARGES An Orlando man has been arrested on charges he pointed a loaded shotgun at several cars as he drove down State Road 436, Tuesday nftenoon, deputies say. Roger C. Revell, 25 of 3066 Plaza Terrace, Orlando, was arrested at the corner of 436 and Howell Branch Road at 6p.m. with a loaded 12-gauge shotgun on the front seat of his car, deputies say. A sheriff's deputy reported he had been signaled by a motorist and told a cdr ahead of the patrol car had been speeding and weaving and that the occupant had been pointing a gun at passing cars. The deputy brought the car to a halt and found Revell and the gun loaded with several shells, one in the chamber. Revell was bonded out of the Seminole County Jail on $5,250 ball Tuesday night, deputies say. ARRAIGNMENTS The following persons were arraigned on felony charges ,. - indicating tile number of flu and pneumonia deaths was greater than would be st.atistically . expected at this - - time of year. S Tito Suffering Pneumonia Police Gun Down Killer BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) President Josip Broz Tito, already being treated with an artificial kidney, also has pneumonia, the official medical bulletin on the 87-year-old leader said Saturday. "Intensive measures are being continued which In the past few days have particularly been directed toward overcoming difficulties in connection with pneumonia," it said. By admitting the new complication in the president's faltering health, officials appeared to indicate there wits little hope the famed World War II leader of Yugoslavia's fight against Nazi Germany could continue his struggle for life much longer. HEDONDO BEACH, Calif. i UPI) A young itian sauntered into a suburban bank, shot (town his girlfriend then held 26 people captive, ordering six of them to cl uster aroun d him as he inched his way through a parking lot, where police shot and killed hiiii, Police identified the gunman as Garland Smith, 23, of Los Angeles. His girlfriend and victim, Gwen Tyner, 19, wjs a teller at the Bank of America Bran ch at the SOut)1'Ba) Shopping Mall One hostage, a male teller at the bank, was wounded in the shooting Friday afternoon. The other hostages iiiii SITi1Thkiist' attempted to rob the bank "as an afterthought,' - -- - Chicago Blast Kills 3 . .. 1. Man Gets $1.5 Million; . 11 ., -r-F ~t-,- . I-"I W, %;A-,. 6 1-b-a !&W,1101~~ — Hay Romine says the General Motors Corp. was responsible for his wife's tragic death three years ago. A Dade County Circuit Court Jury agreed with him Friday and awarded him 11.5 million in compensation. Romine's wife, Donna, suffered two broken ribs and a broken pelvis in the 1978 Christmas Eve accident, but died 112 days later from burns she suffered over 50 percent of her body when the gas tank of her husband's THE SENATOR 1976 Chevrolet C-10 pickup truck exploded. Romine's attorney, Jeffrey Tew, said It wasn't the crash that killed her, It was the negligent design of the gas tank. NATO Naval Ability Tested MAYPORT, Fla. (UPI) The Blue and the Orange forces held final strategy sessions Friday before Monday's start of the Safe Pass 80 naval exercise aimed at testing NATO's ability to keep Atlantic shipping lanes open in wartime. 1 More than 10,000 men and women, 40 ships and $0 aircraft from Belgium, Canada, West Gflfl8i1Y. aircraft Holland, Great 'Britain and the United States will participate in the 11-day exercise, which will range from Bermuda to Halifax, Nova Scotia. The exercise is designed particularly to take Into account the growth of the Soviet Union's Navy over the - past decade. WEATHER - GETS PLAQUE k' I GM Blamed In Crash Death - ft A long-term plan to relieve traffic problems on a 17-mile engineers Dawkins and Associates of Orlando and Klznley stretch of State Road 436 has been presented to the Horn of West Palm Beach. The engineers are preparing a Metropolitan Planning Organization by the Florida Depart- report on an environmental assessment study which they have ment of Transportation, completed as a first step in getting federal approval to use The concept was prepared for the DOT by consulting federal money on the project. Seminole Hospital Appeals For Blood Physicians at Seminole Morial Hospital re appealing the community to donate bloml to the County he Central Florida blood banks for use of patients at the hospital. There Is a particular need for 0 and A negative types; however, the supply of all types is low, Located at 1302 E. Second Street, The Seminole Blood Bank Is open Monday and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Tuesday and Thursday from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. . ~r Book Helps Elderly With Taxes : :, S. --5 . t I . proposal for the 1.4 and 436 interchange call for con- senior citizens complex, Loch Low Forest, off old Lake Mary Road, has received preliminary approval by the Lake Mary City Council for a change in zoning. The rezoning effective afterI the council adopts the or(finance on second reading, is L froin agricultural to apartmeat designation. The developers, Lake Villas Ltd., plan to build a total of 210 units at thue sth. in phases, The first phase is to have .4 said he will attend the p.m. Monday meeting of the SaflfOfll City cConiiiusston to hear the commission's decision On the developers' request to tie sewer and water service for the coniplex into the hidden Lake subdivision utility lines in Sanford. . 1. is an he iiiu(iCfl iit_ p.in running utility alternative • • 1tS NEW YORK (UP!) — Richard Kailman, an actorer dealer who played a destitute turned 1rtrrd his • 1 Friday sitting in an armchair In his yellow living room, He was wearing nothing but a robe and had been shot at least once — in the right eye, police said. It 1 Nearby, his assistant, a tall, blond-haired man identified only as Steven, was lying nude In the fetal position in a.pool of blood. . ,. . 40SPITAL NOTES- S 4___ Wesley Georgia HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Black iam o. carpenter Christina Post .iciIle Hayes Ellis Siaydon Walter E. Stermer William H. Trammell )4igres p,eey, Deltona 4y L. Norton, Deltona .. b r' ' v f-f 48 .' $IPT$S Mary :%nthia and Den Griffin, San - d, a baby girl DISCHARG ES C d •• i I'd lma Brasky The Lnmgwàd Civic Leasse Building as it trw,k.l in 11w 1920. :- S t.5. I' S5' • -' • . 0 '.5 0.5 -, 7. ••SS•' , 5. - .. - 5, ,,,.ç '- _ .~.* % - ~ .~ " _ - ~ 1~64. I ~ . • f -J''m: - Travis J. ar, Deltona Priscilla ' J, $tockwa4i, Deltoha J. Clarence Weeks, Deltona Antis Lot V*&W, Deltona Ruby LReaganLak•Mary Nathan W. Stripling, Lake I. ___ .Jody Kondelik. Orange City Normal L. Dyer, Port Ora'ap aM K. Dekie •••;,_ • Monroe .ç-i r rent ,, . •.ç). _1 .' " ' I - I ' .., \ I / .' • S I / •, . \ I ) ( O / - " \..- I . ' - I I I • S. S 9U Choice of Women's • Brie s or Bikinis a •. Our E • 1 4 788 108 S iviefl aa S &Ippereu 7 i dump UI ~1 with Six Handy Pockets - f %, I beige and colors. Sizes in while, 5-10. Buy j now and save. . '] J- • I U, - co - each r Queen Size,. 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ORLANDO n'i1 .EST COLO?AL AS TI XAS AVE woaW77 0 `-,_' -,- Each Upper or lower round or rectangular 12V head lamps tion dubbed "Ezamacam,' placed 20 wallets on the streets and put $5 In each. The results were: 13 returned to the addressee with the money In them, two returned without t1 money and the rest missing. In the FBI's Abscam, nine congressmen were offered bribes, and only one turned down the undercover agents. 4 .I ,- Sealed Beam Auto Lamps are more - 00 == Round honest than their lawmakers in Washington. -N . O'. - 97 67 LUSSURG P.(HTpi AT ( 5 '. PLAZA ACRCJS'. 'UO'. - A5Ur 5QuAFE 'iLU'4DCt F OR D ilo. IL •,v EAST COLONIAL SOUTH SEP.'ORA?. AT CURRY V 44' .0 ,SANFORD v II ' .1,'. • .' S ORLANDO 7 ?'. 5 OItA',.E (3 (L, TRAIL AT 5A.() A. ho Goci,t, Dept DELANO ,) AT A i1.(iiT U.vD , ng ' ,1 ii.. Y '.' ..()t. CASSELBIRRY 'i5 Ui A AL A , '.•v ' .,' 'a ...1111. .0 ALTAMONTI SP8IN 63 an ) 4 Hi i? 1( '. •, , • , (JUL ST •... T v AT iio W5 -. ,I. — , The Examiner, In WI opera- Lewis Simmons RVh Painter Flpr*nce Lewis, DeBary f Ellis Frazier James Moore Jackie L. '1 _ W . $'Y.' ... , SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The San Francisco Examiner Harvey H. Hale Frances Lundquist and baby girl [5RUARY 22, 1110 : . '- / , 'Examscam' Finds Honest —I Citizens - ol SEMINOLE MEMORIAL \ - of the deficiencies have been corrected. Notice of the hearing is to be posted property. anrtment surrounded by precious art objects, In_Il bvTitizr cm1uw flg a ') man of 46, was found stocky handsome, Kaltman, a 1 17 11 ____________ ' !; ' - have . -. \.. deficiencies when art _ S"S to n S -10 ' Drive. Fulbes said tlui house under construction was found Actor Found Shot To Death ;Z Nip- \ ' condemnation of the Bennett property at 701 Pine Circle stitutionalized for the rest of his lie. iiii , Ii ,..*'' t• ' bench. --Set a public hearing for March 6 on the proposed Gacy was compelled to kill and should be in. I - city. The city is to receive a lee of $1.50 monthly per Defense attorneys say three other psychiatrists will testify about Gacy, charged with more murders than any other person in U.S. history. The defense argues LJ1s..1.LJ I n s .. • .\ , I —instructed CityAttorney Gary Massey to prepare contract granting a franchise to Central Florida Benches Inc. to place a ininiinuin of 25 advertising benches inteh city at places designated by tile Eliseo's was the first direct psychiatric testimony of he tria l, now In its third week ' %%.,~ C-0 r* . _____ = W~~C , i 111L - sonally view t he property. However, defense witness Thomas Eliseo said, "it's just a guess" Gacy's "very serious" mental problems date back to 1972, when the prosecution charges Gacy killed his first victim. cook on television, was found shot to deat . MON. L8J • co . paranoid schizophrenic incapable of realizing the 'sex murders of 33 boys and young men were crimes. ..; 416 :':". ". I Several members of the - .... 1. -. a - .. A donment of the unopened right-of-way, said the action would forestall future drainage problems at Frederick and Second streets. me city's planning and zoning commission has recommended the request be CHICAGO (UP!) A psychologist, delving Into the heart of the defense case, says John Wayne Gacy is a :..- , ' ______ - • • 11i t .. , ' _________________ B U N. . ,, ::: . ...... .""r,"","..., * ' - - - - Tlie 27 -acre site of a planned ' F , K mart's Advertised erchandise Policy L -*-%-X-X--*: By DONNA ESTES I ferald StafI Writer ::.;. --The National Alliance of .Senior (*itizens asked Bush to apologize to the nations elderl for remarking (luring a debate this %eek Social Security "has become largel a welfare program." -11111111! • . I property on Frederick Street, Percy, in seeking aban- Gacy called Schizophrenic verging the existing interchange Into an urban type to handle ' traffic through the year 2000, Fuller said. Traffic on 436 Is projected to Increase by 50 percent in the next 20 years. Fuller said the proposed design calls for overpass Interchanges at Highway 1742, Red Bug Lake Road and Howell Branch Road In Casselberry, and Aloma Avenue, Colonial Drive and Bee Line Expressway In Orange County as an ultimate concept for solving the traffic problem If money were and nuclear lx)%ver, %%ho are -- more likely to Approva l units. Republican precinct caucuses across Alaska. 1k' got 1,853 of the 3,000 votes cast. Bush finished second with 852 votes. Campaigning in Florida, Reagan said he would not consider former Secretary of State henry Kissinger for a Cabinet post to pay the costs. go out and vote.'' Reagan and Bush are considered the frontKennedy celebrated his 48th birthday in runners in the primary. New hampshire and continued his attack on New Hampshire's largest newspaper — the Carter, saying the nation's worsening IF ____________ of-way adjoining Percy's for ratification by the rank-and-file, "11w Executive Board has delayed action on the memorandum of agreement submitted by the city based on clarification that the (act-finding proposed was not binding arbitration," Kugelnnan said, The rejection followed Mayor Jane Byne's an nouncement of a tentative agreement, worked out in day-long negotiations Friday at City Hall. It was unclear whether a rank-and-file vote, which had been scheduled for 11 a. m. EST, would take place. DOT Engineer Henry Foller said he hopes work will begin on plans for improvements on the 1.3-mile section from Wymore Road to Boston Avenue in Altamonte Springs. Proposed plans call for another through lane and right turn lanes to be built In the existing right of way under the state's 5-year work In reality, Fuller said funds are limited these days and It Is doubtful If an overpass such as the one proposed for High way 17-92 would ever be built because of the cost factor In acquiring necessary right of way. He said the 17-mile widening project has not been approved or funded. Federal highway corridor approval Is being sought so that when dollars became available DOT won't have to go back through the environmental approval process again. One, possibly two public hearings will be set for August, and property owners along the 436 corridor will be notified. Fuller said a series of Informational meetings have not at. much public interest. He said only five persons showed up at one held at the Altamonte Civic Center. S S Board, said they would not recommend the agreement of Interstate 4. ilding Got Facelift In 1914 -. - . corporate contribution. Reagan then offered ________ parcel south of Van Buren Avenue as requested by Gary Todt to permit construction of duplexes. —Delayed consideration for two weeks of a request from the county's development director John Percy that the city abandon a 'J9-foot-by-38- - Deal hin(hng presidential straw lx)ll taken at by 12 percent. Dole and others asked the FEC to Stop the But White House P"' secretary J(b° forum because all the candidates were not Powell predicted Friday the race between invited. Carter and Kennedy will be close, lie noted The FEC told the Nashua Telegraph the proximity of Ne hampshire to Massa newspaper it could not spend the $3,0 to put chusetts, the senator's home state, and said in the debate because that would be an illegal Kennedy was wooing opponents of the draft ordinance rezoning a 7-acre Leaders of the Fire Fighters CHICAGO (UPI) Union decided early Saturday to reject an agreement worked out with the city late Friday that would have ended the 10-day-old strike by about 4,000 firefighters. Bill Kugelzn,anilx,rof Local The stretch of 436 proposed for six-laning would extend from the Bee Line Expressway to Douglas-Wymore Roads just west Bu . ,~ , . , Firefighters R.I.cf plaint about the debate. EArlier in the week, GaiflS In other business this week, the council: —Passed on first reading an been turned back on. Someone had tampered with the lines. no object. The Senate Aging Committee, chaired by Sen. Lawton NATIONAL REPORT: Raging Pacific storm, that have Chile,, D..Fla., has prepared a 1(1-page booklet to help older deluged California for the past week abated today, giving American, with preparation of their 1979 Income tax returns. reservoirs and dams a chance to recede. Spring-like thThe booklets are free and available by writing Sen. Chile,, derstcrms, accompanied by hail, instead moved into the United States Senate, Washington, D.C. 20610; or at one of his Southeast, where temperatures climbed into the Ift Friday. three Florida offices: Hailstone, measuring two Inches damaged autos near 110 East Park Avenue, Tallahassee, FL 32301 Dadevllle, Ala, Dense fog limited visibility to near zero along Federal Building, Lakeland, FL 33801 the Gulf Coast. Travelers advisories were Issued for the coast Federal Building, 51 Southwest First Ave., Miami, FL 3313p near Galveston, from Texas, to Tallahassee. The booklets are entitled 'Protecting Older Americana AREA READINGS (P a.m4: temperature: 67; overnight Against Overpayment of Income Taxes." low: 60; yesterday's high: 82; barometric pressure: 30.13; relauve humidity: 10) percent; winds: LW. at 8 m.p.h. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 2:39 a.m., 3:05 p.m.; lows, 9:01 a.m., 9:11 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 2:30 a.m., 2:57 p.m.; lows, 8:52 a.m., 9:02 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 9:46 a.m., 7:49 p.m.; lows, 2:30 a.m., 1:54 pm MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 3:43 a.m., By FREEMAN West Longwood, was acquired prepared to roll up their 4:10 p.m.; lows, 10:01 a.m., 10:11 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: Speciall by the group for $50 with the shirtsleeves and lend their highs, 2:30 am., 2:57 p.m.; lows, 8:52 a.m., 9:02 p.m.; Today, the town of stipulation that the building mules, so the "chapel" might BAYPORT: highs, 11:11 a.m., 9:22 p.m.; lOws, 4:00 a.m., 3:57 ongwnod sports flUIfl&CIUS be moved, be moved from its corner on p.m. structures renovated In Built perhaps as early. as the Longwood-Markham BOATING FORECAST: St. Augatlae to Jupiter ISlet, (151 recent years; however, 0i 0 1875, the small, vertically- Road Into Longwood proper. 11 Miles: Winds southerly 10 to 15 knots through Sunday. Seas 2 the town's oldest buildings, boarded building was known Alter securing a lot just north to 3 feet. Partly cloudy. Chance of a few showers north part which houses the Longwood as the "Self-Union Chapel" to of the Longwood Hotel for Sunday. Civic League received It first boumtlme Longwood of the another $50, the league AREA FORECAST: Some morning fog likely. Otherwise ..facelift" 66 years ago. illOs. In addition to Its func- enlisted the help of carpenter warm and mostly sunny today. Partly cloudy on Sunday with a tion chance of showers. Highs today now 80. Lows tonight upper In 1914, the three-year-old ', as a religious house, the Daniel douser In moving the Cha pel" also served as a building. Under Mr. douser's to low 60s. Highs Sunday upper 70s. Winds south or south. Longwood Civic League was meeting ho and social direction, mules and men west 10 to 15 miles an hour diminishing at night. Rain searching for a suitable gathering point for 19th started to work and sueprobability Sunday 30 percent bmfldjp,g to house its meetings century residents of West cea.tuuy ,,drug" the struc-and the books of the town's However, so the txe to its present location on growing library. Although the Big From of 189415 had dutch Street, at which point civic association had been driven many settlers "back Daniel Clouser .et headquartered In the old home," the chapel, like the renovate and enlarge Lodge, new citrus grows, lay Masonic dormant year-old building. regulations set forth by Or except for Its oc.adonal use Soon, the remodeled building's absentee owner as a dancehail or village "chapel" began to serve theatre. forced the group to move. % Following acquisition of the "teen-age" Longwood In 11* Shortly, a structure located building by the Civic League, umecapsdtywhithituerves nearly a mile (Tom town In several of the townsmen IA*)gWOOd of the 1lI. "., ,,.,, spokesman for People's Gas said early Saturday. "On Jan. 17 of this year we shut the gas off at this building for nonpayment. They owed us a substantial amiiount. When e got out there tonight, Friday, the gas had econoniuc condition only proves the president playing a losing hand in fighting the battle agai nst inflation.'' In other campaign developments Iri(Ia --Reagan was a landslide inner III a ' lines for Ilz miles to larger Sanford lines. program. The Central Florida Blood Bank is located at 1300 S. Kuhn Avenue near Orlando Regional Medical Center and maintains the following hours: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9a.m. to 5p.m.; Wednesday 9a.m. to 8p.m.; Saturday 9a.m. to 1 and Sunday 3 to 6 p.m. In December the SMH employees staged a blood drive which netted 74 units of blood earmarked for employees and their I families. - ~ .4 1~.- :, - ___"., -_ Sharon Snyder, a spokesman for the l'l•:C, Manchester Union Leader — interviewed 428 said it was "highly, unlikely'' anything would residents who said the were likely to vote in be done about the complaint before the the l)cinocratic primary and found Carter debate. wa s favored by 52 percent, Kennedy by 32 It was the second time We filed a coin. percent, and California Guy. Edmund Brown Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30, Sun. 12-6. ,r plosion at the Holy Trinity House of Prayer. "Tile way it looks right now, somehow natural gas figures in the cause of this explosion," Ed Joyce, a . MW-50 Officials Unveil Long-Term Plan For State Road 436 :' S S 11~ t`~ 11 ... .. 1. hlolkenborg, president of the 1— . __t: I - - Compl ex , - H,r;Id P hoto by Tom Veøsi National Arborist Mrs Hazel Jacobs and Miss Elizabeth Overstreet, daughters of Association, unveils a plaque at the base of the Senator, the 8n. M. 0. OversUc- 6. vho donated the land to the county in largest known cypress tree In the United Slate. (left photo). A 1161; Holkenborg; aM JubaDUling, publicity chairman for the number of dignitaries came to the ceremony this week at arborist association. Photo at right presents another view of the Longwood's Big Tree Park, Including (from left to right) Butch huge tree. Alexander, Seminole County director of parks and recreation; Larry Longwood —---.--- - CHICAGO (UPI) An explosion, apparently caused by nat ur al gas, razed a South Side church, killing at least three persons and injuring two others. Police said the three bodies were taken to Roseland Community Hospital following the F riday night ex- IN BRIEF MIAMI (UP!) Hampshire. Meanwiule, a random poll complied by Neu Hampshire's largest newspaper shows ['restdent Carter holds a commanding lead over Sen. Edward Kennedy in the state's Ih'm cratic primary Tuesday. Presidential hopeful Dole, It-Kan., filed a complaint with the FEC Friday, arguing Reagan's p'ing for the debate was illegal and asking the FEC to call a meeting to Stop it, • 1111111111111111 FLORIDA Sunday, Feb. 24,1980-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. we . L.i.. . , I ,, .r. * . .L'ai .. .5 �4A—Ev,ntng Herald, Sanford, Ft. - '•.__,- - - . .--.--., - .. - - . -'e' . Kennedy's Tragedy Edgartown , Remains unsolved In Minds _____ . ... . ... them that the girl was in the water. I've never .. I . . .. -• ' _____ By 1W. QUIGG UPI Senior Editor EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UPI) —The thing Just won't go away. It is a recurrent image, a rude and silent accusatory finger. The raw timber bridge that spans a cut in a dike Is trimmed with snow often now. Cold seawater rips and spins and churns under it in a powerful flow when the tide is running right. . .________ .- ____________________ - . . anybody till next inorning.” - ___________________ . " . . Th' __\ _____ .. I I . - ' ' - - ___________ 3. . -. ''- ______ ____________ ______ ____________ • - _____ - -. - - - -. - They wished it would go away. They willed it to go away. The splashdown heard as was said of ___ that other rude bridge, at Concord, where shots _______-.--- - were fired around the world back in 1969 has it linger quotient that disgusts the gentility of this venerable resort island called Martha's .... __.- _ . — - '- - - - __ - - — Vineyard, The fine de ta ils of w ha t happened are murky as -- - ,~_:- - . - — --- - . . --..- .. .. _____ -' - - __________ _____________ -- emotion" 'ersion told by Sen. Edward M. Kenfled)' of Massachusetts have sprung up apace. Ato old IrIfl Iw'nvt' tv!h hnnnr. from )imr' '' . how the people of the Vineyard feel. "They want It forgotten. They say: 'For God's sake, let us alone!' Absolutely. To a man — or to a woman or a child. Our urge on--the Vineyard It isv.' Gazette has been — our nolicv — to 'leave ------- ----- , s" - - - .. .4 / . __________________________________________ _ ________________ pened to you or tile, it would have long been forgotten. Because he's such a public figure, they're just playing it for all it's worth. Who? The opposition, the Republicans. ".. mean, I swam It a hundred times when I was a kid. I think they've overdone it, don't you, middle, for small boat passage, a raw lumber headlights up in the air, could go off?" affair 10-'2 feet wide. inches high?" ueorge: i...uplog was very iow. t-'rooaoiy low', The floor planks were 1-by-b. They were stuff left ___________ ._ I . L .. - . I.. . -.,;,_,;,-* `.' , . . ,.::I*-*V ".. - . " -~:,., ... . --.".~,;!ip .,-I - - NIE . -.-:.,% - '. ' S' L t . . over for a bulkhead that was built down here at the lighthouse. I built the bridge for the town of . there." The tragedy or Chappaquiddick continues to haunt presidential candidate SCfl Edward Kennedy. dainn cent. They were bumming everybody, but before the accident." George Silva, 78, a Vineyard native, is the ITWI'i they were nice guys as fur as I know. They were George: "I think that's a damn lie." who built the Dike Bridge in 1949. tie says: just tile same as you when you were young. Oil, Businessman: "That's what we all think." "They've overdone It. Sure. But I don't think he they came In and out of the harbor a lot." Pete: "I never saw him on the beach." was In the water. I don't think he was -wet." Well, Ted knew something about the harbor, I0 ^ : CA IJI iUU..UiiVi1UI The Issue came to light recently when supporters of Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan asked the school board If the candidate could speak at Lake Brantley High School during class hours. Layer, at a meeting last week, said the present policy banning such activity was good because It divorces schools from 'partisan politics. He said there Is plenty of time outside of school hours for political activity, "The students could have benefited from a discussion with a national political figure," Feather responded. "There should have been some way he could have come to speak." Taking school time for a political candidate Is making the wrong use of teacher-student contact heirs, Layer continued. "Allowing students to ask their own questions of a national political candidate would have been quite an educational cx.perlence — an experience they won't often get," Mrs. Telson said. "There is nothing more practical than seeing the political process at work," Feather added. "It would have been more relevant to students of high school age than anything Layer scoffed, saying 1I-to..20-year.olds have the poorest voting records. "Maybe that's because they haven't been given enough opportunities to participate," Telscn said. Williams agreed. "There Is lot otapsthyamong the young," Williams said. "I would aport a policy that addresses this problem by permitting political candidates to coine on campus." Williams stipulated that If the candidate At that meeting Feather expressed the opinion that high school transfer student Gene Green should be granted sports participation eligibility if an investigation showed his transfer did not Involve recruitment for sports. Williams then suggested Feather asked for an Investigation because Green is white, and did not show the same concern when two black transfer students asked for permission to play basketball. Two strands of heavy cable, 16 inches apart, Martha's Vineyard is a big old island of m ipeccable Republican lineage and resort image lately become some say under the notoriety of the rude bridge affair affected by tourism of the daytripper type. Despite the dominance of Republicans on Martha's Vineyard, Sen. Kennedy in 1976 defeated his challenger, Mike Robertson, by vote of 3,322 to 1,567, nearly a3to-1 margin, In Edgartown, the scene of the 1969 tragedy, Kennedy received 774 votes to his opponent's 472 votes. Many analysts ascri be Kennedy's 1976 victory to the increasing number of young voters who live on Martha's Vineyard. Some of the younger people today would still vote for Kennedy despite the Chappaquiddick incident. something." "There is a lot of anti-Kennedy sentiment arwii lark lie was covering something up. I wouldn't vote fir hi; because I (lOflt like the way he s pe aks - he la(ks something. And besides, a friend of lime said the funer;tl director who examined the bo dy said it looked as it it had been dead a lot longer than reported," Dawn TalImmiadc. 23. of Gayhead said. But one undisputed thing the ChappIqUI(1(1i( k mnt-ilt'nt them," a woman in Vineyard Haven said. "in light of his achievements as a senator he would be a good candidate. There Is a lot of regret that the accident has dotie is to give the island an international reputatioll. Real estate values are booming. An Un(ICVCIOPC(l hit %% itholit happened," Ms. Goodie Stiller of Vineyard Haven said. Ot he rs disagree. a waterview on Chappaquiddick averages about 2(1JXlO Beautiful people and "gliterati" abound in summer Walter No one on Chappaquiddick, which is a part of the township of Edgartown, would even ta lk about it. Many have left the island and gone south for the winter. Only about 20 on back in 1969. In the 133-year-old weekly Vineyard Gazette on Feb. 8, edi tor Henry Beetle Bough, 83, in an editorial deplored mainland press 11sen. sationalism so adverse to the interests of Mar, tha's Vineyard." lie chided the Reader's Digest and Washington Star: "Their obvious interest was to discredit Senator Kennedy in an election ear," There have been four official investigaticins of - the affair Chappy. One was a closed-door inquest in which the presiding judge found that Kennedy intentionajly turned into the bridge road and that there was probable cause to believe Kennedy drove negligently and "knew of the hazard that ---conduct. Another was a a grand jury session after which '""' " "" " permitted to call Kennedy and the other party goers. The grand jury called only four witnesses, UII pe[LpIIV[UL W uw vuv. ARRIVE A Massachuset ts, 80 miles from Boston, 150 miles from New York, It has six townships, including i 4%,~...,i,m 4 Some think Kennedy was niorally wrong in his delay in summer, the Chappaquiddick population swells to nearly 200 families. Edgartown has a population of 2,141 according to the most recent state census and has a land area of approximately 21 square miles. There are 1,888 registered voters in the town, of which 614 are Republica ns and 366 are Democrats. The majority of registered voters list themselves as in- re porting the accident in which campaign worker Mary Jo Kopechne drowned. They also believeiheincident forever tarnishes Kennedy and makes him unsuited for the pressurefilled presidency. "If you believe that story of Kennedy's, you've got to be a crazy man or a Democrat, same thing. I'll tell you if that guy gets elected president, then we're in for real trouble," dependents and they number 905. Three persons list an Edgartown resident who refused to be identified said. unrelated. lit sotne ways there w.asan adverse effe(t al)(lut Others will not vote for Kennedy because he "lacks the Chappaquiddick incident. Sometinies the best puhhiuit is no publicity." Leo P. Convery. real estate broker in Edg;trtovn, said. (onvery said he thinks the island Imia) be tx'tt&-r kniit outside the United States than within it. I've traveled to Morocco and told pe ople t tart I as from Martha's Vineyard or Massachusetts and the didn't know what I was talking about. But %% hell I saul Chappaquiddick, they all knew that place,' he said. And yet, despite the notoriety of the incident. lli'pubiicans themselves as members of the American party. history and of the fact that in recent decades the Vineyard has attracted as residen ts some of the Ihl'uhII When Walter Cronkite announced lie would t11 : ... - retire from the evening news CBS spot recently, the Gazette ran an affectionate little story about "our neighbor, Walter Cron ki te of Katama or ___________________ q thereabouts." Oil the streets of Edgartown, it OIJUUI £Z 1UUIIJ2IL wide, is where Sen. Ted Kennedy made his celebrated, fully clothed and shod, swim front removed Miss Kopechne's body Iron; the car the Chappy to Edgartown on a post-midnight mission morning after the accident, sits in his office and to report to police that he had run his car off Dike J ., - - -- -- "Mr. Feather and I have been the board members most consistent by asking to continue the Investigation (for Green) that we required for the first two youths," Kroll added. On the subject of modification and remodeling of crowded schools, Williams sigeated the board establish guidelines for maximum growth. These guidelines, Williams said, should include criteria for maintaining structural integrity of the schools, for noise control when placing children In areas our kitchens, for fire exit provisions when using office space for classrooms and for library usage when libraries are used as clasarooms. Williams also said If students must eat in their classrooms because claim are being held In cafeterias, then gullli,os should be established for transporting lunches to class for kindergarten and first graders nd handling carpet problems. The board also discussed efforts to adopt a school board motto and agreed a contest held for students to come up with a motto iwodec.d tnaiiflclent suggestions. No fin ther action was taken on the matter. issue to defeat Kennedy,'' said Hubert L. Burnham. assistant assessor of Edgartown and a GUI' tot n cornmittee member. An aide to Kennedy said the senator does not phiri ti campaign on Martha's Vineyard. 'ftc aide said that Kennedy's canipaign efforts are reported b% Boston st atwils and that those stations art' seen utti dattt;a s Vineyard. Visits to the island winihl not ha' rIt'ct'ssar. (ha' aide said. - - -. : in Bridge with a 28-year-old blonde in the front seat beside him and that she was still underwater. The accident happened, he said, between 11:15 workers for his late brother Robert. lie said lie (;argan, former assistant U.S. attorney, had helped him Friday night in futile attempts to left tile party to take Miss Kopechne back by lie says. and 11:30 p.m. on Friday. rescue Mary Jo Kopechne from the swift current ferry to her Edgartown hotel but made the wrong He didn't get to the police station to report it that swirled around his subin 'rgedcar. The three decided Saturday morning to phone suddenly the bridge was upon him. IS He says his department could have gotten her out room in the Shiretown Inn, a block from the this by walking to the ferry and taking it back efforts at resuce, and then walked 1.2 miles back alive in 20 ininutes after being called. waterfront. across to Chappy, where they used a public phone to the cottage, although there was .I house very Driving down that newly graded and soiiiewluit There he met two men friends about 8 a.m. in the dockside ferry shack. Then Kennedy close to the bridge, and got Markham and gravelly road today, you slope down gently, the cable railing went up. While arguments have raged (or at least bickered) about the state of the tidal currents at the bridge and at the ferry slip when Kennedy made his rescue dives and swim to Edgartown, the local residents of the Vineyard (pop. 9,500 in winter, so,000 in swnmer) have gotten an uneasy feeling: part of the world out there on the "All of his calls and all his efforts were to save this career, not to save Mary Jot" Farrar says. Saturday. They had attended a cookout party that crossed back, by ferry this time, and went to Gargan. "If he honestly wanted to save Mary Jo, he could Kennedy had hosted In a Chappy cottage Friday called for help." . I .have In general, islanders decry the new Incursions - into their still sedate life. They are proud of their '' ', It See KENNEDY'S, Page 5A I Idyflwilde Elementary Students Chuck Temperly (left), 10, and Bobble Leep, 11, raise the American flag as part of their duties as members of the school's safety patrol. The patrol keeps students safe as they arrive each morning and leave for home In the afternoon. Members of the patrol are trained in safety by the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Jo Willis Is the school sponsor. Block people make an error, you pay the interest and penalty? I should have come here last vear' "If 01 "I §~ I Irden4-, T 1( I = c ri o@ 9 Bonanza.? RICH SANFORD 124 1. AVE WkWi.01*10 (ACH'u Irem 2144 FRENCH AVE. 136.1010 323-1010 Mis., TIL, Thwi., Pri. (Across Sambos) Tv.s., wa., Tn.. Fri. Sat.t,t-CIewdW.t Sat. t.Icsssid OpIIda.st 5a.m. 5". . -,S__, -. _;~ ., , 7 - - ~ ~ ~oi ~~ I T, V J~) e 11 LARGE SELECTION s It OF 6-PACK ANNUALS 2 t PACKS °° _ . PLANT YOUR ANNUALSJIT Parent Advisory Council Sets Thursday Meeting The District Parent Advisory Council (PAC) of Title I will have its third meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The n*etlng will be held in the boardroom of the Seminole County Schools, office, which is located at 13th Street and Mellonvllle Avenue in Sanford. The program for the evening will include a panel discussion copsisting of district PAC parents and Title I teachers. The paul is a irieans of promoting a better line of communication between parents and teachers of the Title I program. The slate of officers of the district PAC — including Rebecca I1wkIns, president, Jan Foley, vice-president; Loisteen Graham, secretary — and the entire county staff of the Title I program urges parents of children In the Title I Program and other Interested citizens to attend the meeting. Copies of the past and present Title I projects are available in the Title 1 office upon request. MIX SLACK KOWI BONE MEAL IN YOUR SOIL FOR LASTING FL RIDA If we should make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and Interest. We stand behind our work. ARaIE ALIVE ] STATE. ST*T HIR BLOCK- bb.d J. Siulti - M.D. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS SANFORD 300 E. 1st St. Ph. 3224771 Olsss.0 AIS S.rSVy Ph. 0314104 OPEN P.M. tdaysj 04k? 1 Sun. OPEN TODAY APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE 94.m.4 - PHONE 3224O 2423 PARK AVE. F RD LONG WOOD 150 Hwy. 434 OTHER AREA OFFICES - .t /HI.yit./\ RIGHT ... GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILASLEI DILAND - - SM ,..t *IMjI*.L1 U, td il^j 01.1t PAY ONLY 8½c PER PLANT SALE ENDS THURS., FEB. 20 OPTICAL pair W you BUDGET guarantee the left. .Snow I -.0000 - 99 to (town a straight stretch. r Tinted or plastic lenses at slight additional colt $ to be rustic park area appears Nt" Over 200 Fashion Frames heath. evergreens in winter. When you drive, as Ken;- "' - nt-earl covers the road lit places. There's a slight hill (lownward, ,I curve right, then it slight grade ,% _t ~. 4 -- atop the dike and, sour; after, and vines and scrub trees in suninter and a barren place of tree tracery and scrub 'X — I!"- . mile to (lie bridge. Across tile bridge is soft road notitig cattle ill it fenced lilt it) tile right and Miat Chappy is place of jwiglehike low bush growth police. Kennedy had invited the group of 12 to attend night for six single women in their 20s and six married men. The two, Paul F. Markham, former the annual Edgartown regatta, in which he sailed. The "boiler room" girls had been campaign U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts,. and Joseph Your choice Of Car, kit Indited Prafssslonsl fee nsf - included $ day msssy back 17 to 19 feet wide and runs seven-tenths of a far end of the bridge. -:., •. A.O.SOFT CONTACT LENSES begins, Itoad It rutis to tile right, 14) the east. Kviinedv took it. It lie escaped from the car. made exhausting GLASSES J * Glasses Dupllcated* * Your Doctor's Prescription Filled * * Fm. Adjustments and Repairs* the curve, the dirt-arid-gravel Dike tttrn froin an asphalt road onto .I dirt road and nine and 10 hours. After the swim, he went to his the senator's assistant and a lawyer. They did $35 VISION junct ion, a roadsign warits that the blacktop t tir%es Aiarply . to the lef t, to tile %% est i continuing to the ferr% 1. At until after 9 a.m. Saturday, something between - BIFOCAL head "easily a couple of hours" in an air pocket In the p I ) , \ Includes mi le car and finally asphyxiated rather than drowned. OL SS La SES SINGLE - center line, there is a junct ionfl hall a 'l'wo-tenths of a mile before the flatly calls Kennedy's conduct "amoral." "At the WHITS I - tiedv . said lie did, from tile cottage nortimard wl the 20.foot-witk niacadami road miii its bitt' time, Kennedy was such a piece of china on the inantelpiece that nobody wanted to ask about it," Farrar believes Miss Kopechne stayed alive - 1969 telecast PATROL MEMBERS RAISE FLAG $25 - __________________________________________________ tIVLU John N. Farrar, the fire department scuba confusion, exhaustion and s- hock' : k, ..i ,~ ~:,~:~ diver and Edgartown hardware store owner who doubt, torturer panic, - -- .4 -ins nominate the right man, %%e %%on't tived that a jumble of emotion, grief, fear, . famed columnist, who now owns the Gazette and who said he was sur e Cronkite and his wife "will Pt.. ,,',r$ ,tf tItp lvl',n,I fnr Inns' _____________ tivttø" You leave the Vineyard by small plane, and time last glimpse of it you get from the air is Chappy, tIV IVLL ULUIII5, by . The story was signed by James Reston, the timber. The bridge just won't go away. 1. I said, "he is everybody's buddy and loves to be recognized." against the barren duneland, is a little stretch of ''It's over and domie with; now. 'flit' Republica mi out USt' it as a ploy against Kennedy if he gets notiunated. It the . -' ' One real estate man, however, sees the t'iotii as a natural growth and not keyed to Chappaquiddick. "People have always wanted to comic here. 'lit' it)ffl IS believe the)- will not have to resurrect it to defeat Kentivd% I I bought land here. and your eye goes to the dike — and there, plain 'I was overcome-- . giants of the world of business, the arts, theater, literature, journalism, and po litics. ' All this — and Jackie Onassis, too. She recentl - IN Kroll said both he and Feather said earlier the black students should be allowed to play if they were not recruited, "And we said (after the investigation) there was no recruitment" in their case, Kroll said. Cronkite Ii%-es oil ,N 1,artha's Vineyard ,as do singer .1 -illit's , Taylor, actress Mu Furrow and others. Jacqueline (inassis has recently purchased 300 acres on Martha's Vines ard lit — a re po rted $1 million. The boom is on. families remain on Chappaquiddick during the winter. In upside down, submerged in six feet of water at the replaced by six-inch curbing some years ber6: ., - newspapers and broadcast stations around the world have come to the island in the past few weeks to do that last "definitive" story about Chappaquiddick in an election year. Many islanders resent the media attention more t ha n they do the original incident, "We're all sick of hearing about it. A New Bedford Mass.) television station came down here and did a story about the island without mentioning Chappaquiddick and I was delighted. I even wrote the station a letter thanking It lies seven miles off the southeast coast of mainland is trying to show that a cover-up went FLORID intends to distribute literature of any kind he would Insist they Include the printed disclaimer that the school board does not endorse their candidacy. The board will take up the matter again at a future meeting. Concerning other Issues, the school board listened to Kroll's statement he said was Intended to clarify what occurred at an earlier school board meeting when sports eligibility for transfer students was discussed. two years ago to shore up the foundation and to double as a guard rail. They are sunk in the pond Inches high on the railiess bridge In know him, I knew Jack Kennedy. I knew his shoes on? If tile events discussed in the foregoing colloquy brother, Bobby. They all came here when they I'You could swini right today across the harbor. are a bit blurry after a decade, here is the scene: Candidates In The Schools: six pilings on each side of the bridge, placed there scar until it gaped. The curb, which was four then — that he could swim it with his clothes and I'd run the other way." were kids. Sailing. You remember that, George. no problem. I don't know whether he swan; it. I'm They all hung around here. They never had a just assuming he did. He said he did, and he could An occasional gull takes perch atop one of the Tourists picked souvenir splinters from the "George- -Well, neitherdid 1. If I saw him there, ________________ Board members Pat Telson, Roland Williams, and Robert Feather Indicate they might support a policy change to allow such appearances if they were for question and answer sessions or debates between candidates rather than traditional political speeches. School Board Chairman Allan Keeth, board member William Kroll and Superintendent of Schools William Layer say they favor the present policy, bridge Is desolate, deserted — sand-colored terrain with low dunes, now and then a lone gull cry. The wind crisps the blue waters of Poucha Pond and whistles across the bare bridge planking. The ialer ripples powelluny agU1II1 lire pti1mrh3 when the tide is aflow. Two signs are at the right: "Offroad Vehicles Only" and "Weight Limit on Bridge railing. When Kennedy lilt Dike Bridge, his car's differential tore a scar in the right-side timber cur bing before ever reaching the steep humpback section, and the car turned over and came to rest that beach except for the one time the afternoon George?" - By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer Three members of the Seminole County School Board said they favor political candidates' appearances In schools during class hours, despite the fact It Is against school board policy. Continued From Page 4s around. Tourists come to gawk In the summer season, to mutter "big deal!", and to collect sand thread through holes in the posts to form a Pete: "How do you know he knew?" George: "Because lie used to go on the other side when his brot he r caine down here," Reporter: -He says lie was never down there to - 4P1li There is a wide space to the left of the bridge, cleared in the last 10 years for cars to t ur n feet from;; the bridge floor, Edgartown. Anyhow, he knew the bridge was ;~-)A--.y-.i~.,..,"V) , Pete spys: "1 don't love Kennedy or'anythlng.! "I don't know whether lie told (lie truth or not. I assulne lie did. I think he, swam the channel. I going over that bridge at night, with the the bridge, which had no guard rail on that? Four they feel like it, says: "I think it's over. It's done. If it had hap- The bridge across the cut is humpbacked in the something..." George: "You can drive across that bridge, vubmuc iL 11 )ua h1 on, something was wrong; he put the brakes on hard." Somebody was here, a newspaper correspondent, Edward W. i Pete) Vincent, a real estate man, the dike to return salt water to the now tidal pond. Pete: "Don't you think, though, that a stranger Focus On The Tragedy ...Kennedy's Tragedy unsolved? I __________ V . They wish it would go away. But they will talk if knew where lie was going, and what for." ahead, and if you've had a few drinks or - '' its author-editor, Henry Beetle Hough. tells you or anything." Mrs. Pierre Malin and her daughter lived at the time of the tragedy. If you step it cif, the house is 179 long paces froni the bridge. At this point, in front of the house, headlights might pick out the beginning of the bridge. Ahead of you is a lagoon broken into halves by a 150-yard-long earthen dike, which once made the right half, Poucha Pond, fresh water. Many years ago, scallopers got the town to cut an o pe ning in headlights up in the air like this, and the bridge veers off to the left and you tend to go straight ,: - _____ going to do anything?' Well, why the hell should we? What is there to do? It isn't a national holiday thinking of his own skin. You know. And if he mimade that turn onto the dirt road leading to the bridge and didn't know it, took the wrong way, he must have beemi real stinko." Pete Says: "That bridge is all crooked, I've been over that bridge in my car, and it's a tricky bridge. You can't go fast over that bridge." Second businessman: "1 don't want somebody in the White House that dr ives like that, I be lieve There have been a lot of pot stirrers on Martha's Vineyard of late. More than 20 teams of reporters from _____ of the story of Dike Bridge and its tragedy seeking the presidency, broadcast and pr int ef- on the 10th annIversary. "Ile said: 'What're you 'gonna do on the anniversary of the bridge affair?' And we said, 'Nothing.' He said: 'You don't mean you're not with front steps only five feet off the road, where reason why he couldn't go over that bridge, Bridge was as nice as could be." Pete: "I mean, you come up to a bridge like -- 1- "I inean, it's the way he acted. I believe lie was George: "He was no stranger. There's no -. . ever. In the last few months, with the protagonist __ - :--- ' You in the Spring" is an arrow-pointing sign: - .. I -_--_ -- ,1 just put It aside. It happened, it's over with, he paid his dues, forget it," Philip J. Norton Jr., Edgartown town moderator and a GOP s pokesman, said. „ Politically, tile island is and has been a staunch Republican stronghold. It's not that we're anti-Kennedy, it's that we're pro-Republican. We have been proRepub11can with Eisenhower, all the way brek. People here aren't saying we wish the Kennedys never came here; they all came here for years — Jack, Robert, Ted. "1 wish everyone would dr op it and stop stirring the pot," Norton said. Another businessman walks into the group. He "Chuppy Ferry." doesn't want his name quoted when he tells you: Looking down that stretch 150 yards from the "I think anybody that believes that goddam yarn bridge, you cannot see the bridge, even with the that Kennedy spieled out- is gotta be crazy. He foliage bare. The bridge slants off 27 degrees to may have got himself in a web of mistruth and the left of the road. There are two railing posts half-truth and stuff and can't get the he ll out of it. pee ki ng out, but they were not there In 1969. We're sick of hearing a bo ut it period. On your right is the one-story "Dyke House" _______ . ______ _____________ _________________ __________________ -I think it's a bunch of nonsense. Republicans in general about 500 feet across at its narrowest. At the been able to answer in my own mind what went corner of Main and Water streets in Edgartown, through his mind that he left that girl and went near Lou's Worry Restaurant and oth er business back and swam across Edgartown and didn't tell houses t ha t bear placards such as "Closed — See , ' _____ the bridge on a balmy night when clouds of saltwater mosquitoes hummed over a nearby ocean beach. Most folks hereabouts had thought the image of a black Oldsmobile 88 going off the brieandi fr ec kle-faced girl clawing to get free and losing her fight would go away. And th e nation would lose the name of Chappaquiddick. - Residents Resent Media By PETER COSTA UPI Senior Editor EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UP!) — A decade after Sen. Edward M. Kennedy drove off the Dike Bridge, Chappaquiddick area residents are bored, tired or just plain disgusted with the whole affair. Even GOP leaders on traditionally Republican Martha's Vineyard are reaching sensory overload when it comes to talking about t he Kennedy incident, it, no question about it." Edgartown. A part of Edgartown is the three-by' You believe he told the truth about the whole six-mile, sparsely settled Island of Chap. incident, then? paquiddick, an Indian name that translates into "I do. I do," Pete says. "How are we gonna find Separated Island or Refuge Island. The locals call out that he di dn't tell the truth? The only mistake it Chappy. Kennedy made was not going back and telling It is separated from the Vineyard by a harbor, ____ In July, 1012 years ago, there was an incident at Sunday, Feb. 24,198G-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. D •• I D rvuuuuLOU u . Sunday, Feb. 24, lflO :H A PI AQ U I D I C K - - . . . ,.. . RESULTSI 1 IiMni ii 1 BONE REG. $2.29 COMPOSTED COW MANURE :, MG. $339 sALE$2%574 lbs. U NOW TWO LOC ATIONSI 2I3SN111".17.92 MAITLAND—W211111110 OPEN SUNDAYS 125:00 DAILY N11111. MN.-SAT. 9:30-5:30 271W.LK, MANY BLVD. LAKE MANY — 323-6133 CLOSED SUNDAYS IN DILTONA, ORANGE CITY, DISANY AND OVI EDO LI 1- - �,h, hhuhhhhhh1 , V -' ... - -. ., - / -... .. :%4.--_ . Evening HeMd Snowbirds And superstitions. The season is upon us when the snowbirds are leaving their winter Florida nests to usher in spring In their homelands, But itis still real nippy in the northern country. Why don't the northerners stay awhile longer In Florida? One snowbird said the soil has to be turned before the last new moon of winter or else there won't be a thriving spring garden. But a (!ifferent set of circumstances and snowbirds faced iiie last Sunday. My sister and Aunt Anne arrived last Saturday night for a visit to absorb some of the magic that the Kingdom of Disney has to offer. The "girls" left Alabama, bag and baggage, without idequate clot hing including coats to shield those breezes that were not exactly tropical. There were problems with advance hotel reservations. Around Sunday, February 24, 980-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home I)eliverv Week. 90 cents: Mntti $3.94): 1 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. hIv Mat.%% vek. 11.00; M(flthI, $4.')S, t; Months, $24.00: Year $47.00. Neutralizing The Olympics head up Sunshine Parkway for Alabama about 16 hours after arrival in Florida. "DahlLn,' you're special," Aunt Anne said. "Why, this Is the first time I have ever traveled 1,000 miles to have lunch wi th anybody. We must get ba ck to the warm country." "It's Just the wrong moon," I tried to make ame nds. "Don't hand me that superstitious bunk," she ordered. It was then that I asked the question that I had wanted to ask since I observed a copper bead bracelet on one of her ar ms that was dangling with several gold circlets. "Why do you wear that Junky copper bead bracelet with half your body covered with remnants of Fort Knox?" I blurted. "To keep arthritis out of my Joints and cobwe bs out of my head," she answered. Then came a quick hug and "bye bye, behave and we'll be in touch." down Disney way indicated the duo was definitely disgusted and that they were checking out and "Alabamy Bound." It didn't take much coaxing to have them meet me at Lake Buena Vista for lunch. "Lake W ha t? You mean Lake Placid?" my elderly aunt corrected. And It was cold Sunday. I thought we would freeze. They were not too impressed with anything that day including a quick tour of some of the expensive quaint shops which my aunt eyed critically with her nearly 20.20 vision. "Junk, ta cky and reproductions," she broadcast to anybody listening. Very attractive, sharp and witty for her 80 odd years, Aunt Anne stopped at a candle display and bellowed, "Well, glory be. These candles are the nicest things I've seen. We might buy up several grosses and light them to keep warm." The cold day did hold some touching and warm ... USPS A81 ?O 300 N. Ei(EN(il AVE_ SANFOIW, FIJ\. :12771 Area ('ode 3O.322-261 I or 831-Th3 ._The Idea that polltic sshculd-be-kepteutcf the Olympic Games has - led the International Olympic ommiuee to a iiat rejection of - TX2" -....___ Black ,1 . : ?I I '. .... : populated exIf the United States elusively by 40-year-old black high school graduates, Edward Kennedy would be the ne x tpresident. f all mericans were college graduates over 50— and black — Jimmy Carter would retain his lease on the White house. But there is no combination of age or education in the black electorate that WoUl(l elect California Gov. Jerry Brown, or select any of the Republican candidates over ' . 11*70, --p I ' . . . Ulk ., 1 1\1 •,_,__J . . . . , ' ... I _ ',. . . f'.—. • " I.. r I! I -.' ' ' I1U '1 1, . .__—..._It I .. I L - .. 'I II I 11 LIP I\VIIIIt'UY ilIJU percent — WORLD - rying — George of to go if - Bradley, a lawyer running as a Republican moderate, Wesley Powell, a former governor,' and Dr. Ted Hager, organizer of the New,.-. England Conservative Political Action.' Committee. Who says the Republicans don't come up-" with good candidates? One of the most Interesting Republicans-: running for Durkin's seat Is a fellow named William Hunscher, an engineer and treed farmer who is a philosophical economic libertarian. He is tall, bearded, elegant, and. quite simply one of the most articulate men many - perfect rating for urban issues ' alive. Bill Hunscher plans to announce his cán. didacy after the dust settles in the presidential primary. He has been workings his way around the state, talking to everyone. tf He Is one of a whole flock of good candIdatei seeking the seat of John Durkin, who Is widely regarded as, In ability, number 100 out of 100 U.S. senators, -' percent was — like poUcal parties — not provided for by the framers of the Constitution. Unlike political parties, however, the specialInterest caucus Is getting to be simply a slick way to increase the clout of Industries seeking government handouts or legislative favors, - The first and best-known of these groups b the Black Caucus. The handful of black members of Congress, with good reason, figured th ey could achieve more for tiieir constituents If they spoke with one voice on black issues. It has been quietly effective over the yearL But lately the caucus concept has gotten completely out of hand, as one narrow lobbying group after another prevails on . 410 *111111111111111I — I 1 "SAY! Whatever happened to Hamilton, . Jordan?" - anything to you? overseas, his mother died. Due to the ...with hiE father; When . benefits from it, The founder of the Tourism Caucus was the disturbing phenomenon is the operation of the so-called Rep. John Jenrette Jr., D.S.C., who was also Tourism Caucus. Its chairman until he resigned after being On Jan. 30 in a plush Washington hotel, implicated In the Abscam scandal. about 740 towism!lndustry representatives Cauciaesare "really getting out of hand," played host to more than urn Houn members one 17-year House veteran said. "Special. at a lavish reception. The hosts paid $O Interest groups have their political action apiece for the fancy French repast. 'flu committees and their lobby operations from guests, of course, paid nothing. the outside. Now they are forming caucuses on the inside to further their point of view." After expenses, more than $150,0111 was left HELP WANTED — President Carter has 10 finance the caucus' operations. Although with tried to mend his political fences with the the Tourism Caucus works hand-In-hand Jewish community. But the embarrauin.g anftWu.stry advisory ommitte , it usm fact remains that he has had a "Help Wan. government office spice paid for out of a special White House adviser on for congressional funds. The Caucus staff will (le ted" $IW) Jewish affairs hanging out for more than two .Ire~h, keep its auoau EflIUbS!1 moidhe and there have been no takers, mWised of °" legislation and provide , The $57,500.a-year job has gone begging a steady flow of information on tautm associate Peter Grant. A good example of developments to its members, which already despite the prestige of working In the White Hme and having ace= to the Pfu&nt of cougmasmen to sign up as "members" of its number 220. It is "an in4lowm Oade particular caucus. There are caucuses for steel, textile, suburban living, tourism, even organizaUon," quipped one source gniooij growers. flwse congressional caucujes are far from elus1ve. Any House member who shows the slightest interest in a special-Interest area — or wants a free meal once in a while — Is eligible to join the latest caucus. "They are entities formed for the benefit of the Industries and net for the Interests of the One of the Tourism Caucus' interests Is the National Toueism Policy job t have come up with which has alread' been itasad by the Senate but a handful of rejection ilipt U enacted, It would, aawft s b things, Our sources say Carters low standing authorlas $p.J million In ptdhlic lunch for a "Visit America" campaign abroad. The among large segments of the Jewish corn. rejections Carter administrstkm o çoses the bill, on munity Is r'oi'.. They my the rejections grounds that tourism promotion should be the stem from cOncern that his unpopularity of the private sector that among JeWish leaders wiU rub off en whoever one Capitol Hill veteran told my the United States. Since the previous occupint, Ed Sanders, left the post, Carter's emissaries have approached several lUOst4PSCiil prominent Jewish leaders with the White u. t w The birthstone piece you took, was a box and mail it to Morn and Daddy. NI(Vii worked tit the store and even new hoine and were working on it. to Christmas present I gave Moin. One of Then I think )ou will feel better and KELLY'S CREDIBILITY — The snlckerIng. still hasn't died down in the congressional cloakrooms over the defense offered by Rep Richard Kelly, the Florida Republican who claimed he took money in the FBI's "candid camera" ABSCAM operation In the pursuit-of his own InvestigatIon of corrupt characters. Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., a member oI. the Black Caucus, joked after seeing Kelly's:' news conference on television: "You know, be,., did more to destroy the myth of whlte' supremacy In nine minutes than It took us ninety years to destroy," :t. CLARIFICATION — On Dec. 9, we reportd, that recycling paper products uses 80 percI* less energy than making them from virgh'," , wood. The statistic Is correct, but 'a ' needs some:. clarlflcatIon. Government experts agree that,' Ioducing a ton of paper by recycling sav between six tolo million BTUs compared to Um energy cuniwned -by processlong p wood. However, most paper i,.Illt meet ab(4r : 55 percent of their energy requirements by,. burning woc*I by-products, And recycling áñ require more use of oil and electrIcIty. This contention Is being hotly argued in govern-. meat and Industry circles. Mod Object$(e' observers believe no clear-cut answer to Ihé issueislnslght, misleading impression though a baby was born. Mont con- get it like they wanted. I remember Mom getting a telegram, tinued to work. —• - . 'S'- - .tr ,, ~~,,~~ fi, ~L;k~ MA .1~ t7~1 .11X, fl~ ~ L . 1% . I I the cameos, my brother gave Mom Somewhere around 1965 Daddy Christmas, they couldn't wait to go Daddy has had ever since I can recall. started getting interested in coins, back to Florida. Everything was so All the jewelry had 'a lot of sentimental Daddy retired from his job as a town wonderful down there for them. They value to both of them. YOU 5CC Moiii and Daddy have not clerk in January, 1979. spoke of Sandy, at the Realtors office. r .. -• I. . .$-. ' . ''' . 1. ?.?;e, . - I . . " 1 . . . 'V .w. ' ' . 'I ' ''' " A $ * '- ' - IQ / ,, - . V_;,q %.- -. practitioner" (who according called and cooperated in search for my • I4.' L •• . to gove"nment programs such as CETA missing husband, Steve Holdos. can be a high school drop-out and yet He left the house for a Little Champ a registered n-urscundcr-th,ir- Street near Mellonville program, plus a few months of Avenue. He took the short walk on academic work) can perform the Tuesday morning Feb. 5. He left around following acts: 10:30 a.m. After 24 hours of search, "Administer regional or spinal I thought it was almost hopeless '. . / .. i . .r re ttge -osi - 2.th - 0. - from the Sanford-Seminole .Iayeees. some Mob I ey s ThankSanford Jaycees living, and a law not to protect the speechless, dehydrated, but thank God living from the incompetent living, still alive, and so I'm very thankful to ( > I see and hear that the corn'Innocent Until Guilty' niunications media is doing t he ir usual It seems when anyone is down. fine Job of investigative reporting on almost everybody wants to dig a deeper the "Kelly scandal, a In Ed Gurney." pit and shove the unfortunate one even Why "Kelly's scandal." Why not deeper ma hole. I have noticed that this "FBI Scandal" since they were the seems to be a trend in po litics. When the ones who gave this caper the name of story came out a bout Congressman "Abscam," an insult to people, to whom Richard Kelly, even before he is proven we are dependent for a large share of guilty of any wrong, the vultures are our oil supply. Why not "Corn-Scam" as after his scalp. I just can't understand they arc the ones most likely to want to human beings enjoying a thrill over put an agent in to this country. some other human be ing's mistake or Is anyone willing to ask: Who ordered misfortune. Everyone is innocent until the FBI to set up this caper? guilty. Why should we see a Did the President order this caper, because some members of Congress speck in someone else's eye when we ttfl't see a log in our own eye. had voted against some of his Stephen G. Balint Sr. programs? Sanford Is the naming of this caper Ab-&'am part of the seeming effort to alienate Vincent Photos Thrill all of our suppliers of off-shore oil? like Schlesinger's cancelling of the woman to make this country great. Remember the things that you do when you don't have determine what the Distinguished Service Award. you will be when you can no longer help shed some light on some of the it. possibilities, ensconced within this At- to, I would like to commend Toni Vincent of your staff for his coverage and contracts between Mexico and the oil photographs of our Milwee Middle companies, and president Carter's School students who participated in the gaffe, concerning "Montezuma's Special Olympics. The newspaper Revenge," and the Energy Department's frustration of every effort to coverage was a big thrill for these students and I am happy to report that increase our domestic energy supply. they finished second in the state and Will the communications media ask won silver medals. these questions? I doubt it, as in all We appreciated the time and effort probability, even this small effort to We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Sanford.Seminolc Jaycees for selecting us as the 1979 recipients of Without the love and dedication of the people of the Seminole County Centmunity, we are nothing. We pray that we will continue to be able to assist ow fellow man and Is it not time for citizens to take everybody for their help and moral action and protect themselves from support. such groups known by the misnomer Veronica Holdos "lawmakers"? Sanford Mom. Daddy and me happy. Think about this, please. Joanne Cooper hlilIsboro. Md. a . anesthesia, perform minor surgical for a man of 84 years of age to remain Lenora and Fred Mobley accept (he Distinguished Service Award procedures 1 medical textbooks alive, In the cold night weather, but the define minor surgicals as cataracts, police search team never gave up and tonsillectomy, excision of growths, finally on Feb. 6 around 8:30 p.m., they tumors, simple mastectomy, am- cam e and notified me that they had putation of finger, hydroceles, hernias found him ali ve. They were kind and and hemorrhoidectorny). good to escort me to Seminole My conclusion is Florida now has a Memorial Hospital. law that protects the dead from the He was in a state of shock, exhausted, your identity will be unknown. ' it sure vould make Vicki. Billy. Why Not 'FBI Scandal". 1 '.. ., • .,. /' . -- not wrap the coins and jewelry up in When they came back home here for when lie was in service. The black ring, Sir. Vincent invested in this story. Fred W. Dudley Principal Milwee Middle School Longwood Freddie and Lenora Scam scandal will never see the light. Mobley Jim Crowe Sanford Sanford . Juvenile Arbitrators Nominated For Jefferson Award * Two Seminole County juvenile ar- Arbitration Training and Law Enforbitrators have been nominated for the cement Training on Juvenile Community Jefferson Award for public service to be Arbitration and a member of the given by WDBO, Channel 6 television. Seminole County Judge's Community Cindy Crain and Gene Mlniett.a have Control Advisory Committee. been nominated. Mrs. Cram, dean of She Is currently working on her students at Lake Brantley High School, bachelor's degree in criminal justice at has been involved in the program since Rollins College. She already has a October, 1978, She Is a member of the bachelor's and master's degree in National Association of Secondary School sliirntInn •• frnni Wlnri,bi 1ntp iTniurIIu .......••• -----.--------.. •••••'•-••J Principals, the National Education The mother of three children, her Association, the Seminole County youngest daughter, Barbara, who still Sheriff's Department Reserve Deputy lives at home, Is a sophomore at program, the Seminole County Rape Seminole High School. Advocate program, chairman of the Task Minletta, the executive director of Force on Arbitrator Qualification Youth Programs Inc., is member of the Committee, an instructor in the governor's criminal Justice council, vice Criminal Justice, chairman for the who have given of their time and talents have a degree in behavioral social work, Seminole County Juvenile Community to help their neighbors and community. After they have met those committee, Winners are selected on a local basis and qualifications, Miss hair said, they have Arbitration Program the Seminole County and then member national competition, to through devoted Orange County Judge's Persons the award are in. to technical aspects of juvenile law, control council, qualified arbitrator on dividuals living in this area who have procedures of the becoming the Seminole County Juvenile Cornthemselves on a paid or acquainted all deal Arbitration Program (and has volunteer the lives of with juveniles once arrested including received an award from that program for others or the general police, the Department Health ...,.. h.....ltl..... .. .._La_.._e_..,s ..,,h,...e ah.....l..a ..t ...,,.I I L'.._...,_., aL,. ..,L.,..I 1W11UUU4 IIILI *V WILIJUUI UJQ' Ui ViUJI4II UIJL. UIIU IWIIUUILII4*UVV funding of munity with community in .,... Ui president of the Florida Center for Children and Youth, member of the Orlando Rotary Club, Orange County Youth Council and Seminole County Youth Council, chairman of the governor's task force on Juvenile Justice, president of the National Association on 1UIUdW[J and instructor of the arbitrator training on juvenile community arbitration, The agencies that basis to improve _,...,, two arbitrators are compe ting with other nominees from the Central Florida area. This is the third year Channel 6 has given the award. The award is presented to men and women state of ivLcv, IHV LIIUUIjI Gayle Hair, coordinator of the local juvenile arbitration program, said the two were nominated for their outstanding contributions to the program. Persons who serve as juvenile arbitrators must have a degree in law, or have training in conflict resolution or system, Judges and the CIIUUL state attorney 's office. Training also deals with the hearing procedures, how hearings are held and the philosophy of the program, which is that juveniles are responsible for their own acts and imiust pay a price. Huge Electric Bank Signs Are Wasting U.S. Energy To retain hard-won economic and President Carter strongly urges us to conserve energy. We have been given temperature guidelines for homes, restaurants, stores and other public places. But this hasn't gone far enough. We probably you, too — are surrounded by safety benefits in the 1980s, consumers will have to find new ways to counter — banks and other buildings that waste electricity through the night. Lighting up the streets is fine, of course, and might even help cut crime. A good case can also be made for theaters, restaurants and stores to have electric signs to attract patrons. But those electric signs on tops of banks and other tall buildings are lot of money and effort In their campaign to handcuff the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and to eliminate key consumer protection regulations. "One way to make Congress more representative in the immediate future might be to establish public financing of nothing more than wasteful advertising. At home, we are motivated to use less electricity not only as a patriotic gesture but to reduce its ever-increasing cost. While trying to cut out use of electrical congressional campaigns," The anti-consumer movement em- phasizes one major theme in Its pitches to Congress and the grassroots: federal regulations are a financial burden to consumers, a point hotly disputed by appliances, however, we may not really be cutting costs because we don't know which use the most current. Our lighting company, Florida Power and Light has Itemized the electricity use of typical appliances based on its research and industry statistics, It Is a helpful guide to effective cost cutting. and 318 trade associations in 1974, the numbers have grown so that today there many lawyers, regulators, economists are. reportedly nearly 900 corporate and average citizens. PACs and about 500 trade PACs In "Actually, most public opinion polls operation.) that conswners appreciate the Indicate Last fall, an unopposed Rep. Tom benefit of regulations which help create a Ráuiback, R.Ill., received $9,000 in environment and prevent unfairness safe mly unsolicited campaign funds from marketplace," CU's and abuse in the apl E!1ainterest PACs. "I was a little "To the consumer, chief executive says. New cosiftaed," the lawmaker told The laws and regulations have many federal YOrk limes, ,,but the checks kept rolling translated into dollars and lives saved, In." and health protected. 11 windfall prompted Rallsback to coipQirnor a bill that would cur b spending "Yet, despite this support for b?;:PJiCi. Having passed the House, the regulation, Congress is systematically bill faces an uncertain future In the and singlemindedly decimating &kte, where organized business is regulatory protection." cnalgnlng for its defeat. "The growing power of organised bulness lobbies has thwarted efforts to a federal consumer protection ày," Rhoda Karpetkin notes. "And business nrm!anizations have directed a a training session program and Organized Business Lobby L'e 'ts Campaign Cash Flow .. According to the citizens' lobby group Common Cause and published reports, while there were only 89 corporate PACs go given given of - congressional election campaigns,". says Rhoda H. Karpatkln, executive director of Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports. In fact, organized business has become so free with its campaign financing funds — distributed to favored candidates by a burgeoning number of "Political Action COmmittees" (PACs) — that members of Congress have themselves begun to wary. entered into community But bear In mind that the following figures are only examples reflecting the relative costs of operating various products Power usage varies depending on such factors as brand, weather, use Patterns, home size, location and insulation. And costs per kilowatt; hour vary from place to place. Too many appliances are listed In the Florida Power and Light report for all to be Included in this column. I have selected some that are used in most homes. Under laundry, the estimated monthly While organized business tries to convince Congreas that consumers don't want regulation, regulators who go Into cost for awashlngmachlneis4l cents; a hand iron runs 23 cents and a clothes dryer runs $3.38. various communities to measure-public opinion are learning otherwise. 1.1 1 S inight have thought Daddy was a little and jewelry. kid with a new toy. They loved their financing of takes the job and destroy his influence in t. future. ieiL 3w4fu4d s a'- paint and "There's deep concern over the present system of private 'I,,., inter home. 'E ou ThL 1jiiiifljijjrTolj1j i1iij Think about this letter and why - - a "nurse had anyone give them anything. They worked for whid they had. %Qy couldn't you have_ done, J1ftWise?_.___ - - - . — — U coins .11,ftnaugh wallpaper store. Yes, it was my parent's home you war, lie was unable to come home for Rose, their neighbor, and many other friends they made. All r,-as great, until you broke into Retirement increasingly active and powerful anticonsumer groups. - Special Interest Caucuses Sp reading I and tried to save for later years. Is it wrong for a citizen to question Joyce Hitt, R.N. the Integrity and the intent of the ,Nu rses Affiliated for Independent legislators or their sanity? Action Florida should be nominated for the Ft. Lauderdale following poor bill Passed into law in 1979: City Police Thanked House Bill No. 1830: "Mandator' Continuing Education" to protect the I want to express my thanks and health of the public, gratitude to the Sanford Police And at the same time the House Department search teams as well as to passed a bill Into law which authorizes the many kind people of Sanford that ! . active an interview, give you a 1111 Turner of 20 El Portal Ave., Sanford. he had looked forward to it for so long. Moin and Daddy bought a home in do. After the war was over and Daddy came home. lie worked as a painter ' newcomer W development more than any problems with fall. operating safety of power reactors. The White House has acknowledged that there is now a "technical consensus" among scientists JACK ANDERSON and engineers that no insurmountable barriers stand in the way of safe disposal of nuclear wastes. Then what are we waiting for? On the one hand Mr. Carter is acknowledging that nuclear power must meet an increasing share of our energy needs, while on the other he is dodging the WASHINGTON — A new and Insidious commitment to a disposal program that is growth is spreading over Congress like poison ivy — the special-interest "caucus." essential for nuclear development to continue. The caucus, a group of legislators who band together to pursue mutually perceived goals, ,I . ..' ' I .~ -1 I are . a lot of others had to Florida Protects Dead, Puts Living In Trouble years ago, no — cent I ., I on of I Mom and Daddy have three children, 30 Herald. where Daddy had been wounded. Let inc tell you a little something When Daddy was away, Morn had to about my parents and how hard they really pinch and save and had two have worked for what they have, small children to take care of, just hike Naturally, all eyes are focused on the New Hampshire presidential primary, but interesting things are also happening in that the senatorial level. state Things are shifting in Congress, and New Hampshire provides a dramatic example of the possibilities that are opening for the Republicans. New Hampshire now has one Republican senator, Gordon Hemphrey, and one Democrat, John Durkin. Two senator seemed moore secure uman tan Democratic incumbent, Toni McIntyre. He was expected to coast to re-election. But and a Gordon Humphrey, a bright tireless catnapigner, came out of nowhere to defeat McIntyre handily. Since that time, Gordon Humphrey has been doing excellent work on the Senate Armed Services Cornmnittee, and has gained a reputation as a man who does his homework. But New Ham pshire has that other Senate seat. In a tight race in 1975, the Republican, Louis Wyman, narrowly defeated the Democrat, John Durkin. A number of written ballots were challenged. The contest was decided In 1976 by a special election with Durkin being returned the winner. Naturally, now that John Durkin has to face the votersagain, challengers have been lining up In serried ranks of four. Right now, I count at least a dozen serious. challengers for that seat, all of them estimable citizens. There's Tony Campaign, a grass rook conservative, who has probably done morp:campaigning around the state than even George Bush. There's the speaker the New Hampshire legislature, George Roberts, Warren Rudman. — a former state attorney general — and also John Sununu, a professor at Tufts, and David — .., 11 ~ ,,~At 11 1 I - F__, -- Picking Off Mr Durkin 11 p 1 . . ' ' These results come from the first survey of black attitudes toward the 1980 presidential candidates. Conducted by Data Black, America's first major black commercial polling organization, the poll shows: Kennedy would beat each Republican by a greater margin than Carter, except for Howard Baker. Bake r would lose b 61, pe r- / d1 It .- T10 ItUo .' . 11 - ' were . i !r V , ' ' A . q_._) .1 . ) Su rpri se r"., I :. . The Waiting? U I am writing this letter hoping the .I guilty party concerned will read it. I ain the eldest. I can remember so I My parents are William and Stary well. how Morn and Daddy worked hard JEFFREY HART . •,: . Poll s \\ ' In a Carter-John Connally contest, 67 By T pe rcent of blacks would choose Carter, 11 Olympics can survive the crisis precipitated by percent would choose Connally. If Kennedy the Soviet government. If they can, the ran against Connally, 78 percent of black department and learned how to establish By ROBIN J. STEIN neutralizing of the games in the future may be the voters would choose Kennedy. Only 7 percent WASHINGTON (UN) — In communities credit," Miller said. Using what they learned best insurance against going through the same would vote for the former Texas governor, all over the United States, 200,000 young In the bank, they formed their own credit card Black Republicans favor non-candidate — people are learning how to succeed in system that allowed them to charge purtrauma again. • Gerald Ford 133 percent) over Ronald chases at local businesses. business by really trying. pe Reagan (25 percent), John Connally r. (4 B urli ngton S.C., Miller said, Greensboro, Two national organizations, Future In 00 Bush (2 percent.) cent) and Leaders of America, for high school Industries funds area FBLA progra ms."Bus iness L Why — One-quarter of upper Income blacks, students, and Phi Beta Lambda, its collegiate There are many other companies supporting bthck"college graduates and Western blacks counterpart, are giving young people a taste us on the local level." President Carter has finally made a decision on haven't made any choice at all. of the business world. "We've had a lot of support in smaller The peculiarity of the Data Black figures is nuclear waste disposal. The decision: Wait a few "As a high school student you're Ignorant communities," Miller said. "The members of what goes on in the business community," the National Federation of Independent more years before making a decision. That is the not a demonstrated preference for the Democrats among black voters (only 9 Donna Bristow, 19, a University of Kentucky Businessmen and independent insurance essence of the "program" he just announced. percent of the survey's respondents sophomore, said during "FBLA agents In towns everywhere have helped What worries the administration 'is not members of the Grand Old Party). reason and PBL out Into the out.,, radioactivity, but the adverse political activity There's no real surprise in the Kennedy business community and ask questions." Every' year members from across the that Is bound to arise the government picks a lead over Carter either — other polls of all The objective of the two groups Is to stir country vie for national awards. Competitors site or sites for disposal or storage of nuclear Americans have also shown their black interest in business and ease the transition give speeches, take written tests and are waste and the spent fuel from nuclear reactors. sample favoring Kennedy. from school to work. Interviewed by Judges from the business The surprise is that the heavy Carter They bring business people Into the community. Hence the call for further studies of possible classroom to talk about free enterprise and storage sites in half a dozen states. Hence the support from black Leaders has not narrowed "Quite often," said Miller, judges are so the gap among black voters between the business careers and take students Into appointment of a "state planning council" of president and his main challenger. impressed they say, "'I would really like to factories and offices. governors and local officials to advise the adto have this person on my Staff." Carter has captured endorsements from the Among the firms that pitch In with have you a chance to get involved gives ministration. With this, the president is off the black mayors of Detroit, Atlanta, Los "FBLA L Angeles financial support and speakers and judges . hook for another four or five years before any and Newark — In spite of a FBI,A events are Coca-Cola, IBM, and get active," said national president, Stuart Fulton, 18, of Ft. Collins, Cob, sites have to be selected In whatever state or given Kennedy by the McDonald's, and Mobil Oil. In one recent program 30 Washington area states turn out to have the best geological for. National League of Cities. More members of "I knew I wanted a career In business," the Congressional Black Caucus support students took on the planning and building said Fulton. FBLA has helped him learn matlons. of an Imaginary 400.room luxury hotel. "what's expected from a businessman," But with the time lag for construction, it would Carter than Kennedy. But these endorsements haven't Influenced "They consulted with architects, lending Both students agree that participation be well Into the 1990s before the new storage black voters, as shown In two Data Black Institutions and did a feasibility study," confidence. "I've seen students who said builds facilities could be ready to accept any material, findings: while only 24 percent of blacks rate Edward Miller, national FBLA-PBL were frightened to death to get up before an and that isn't soon enough. Many of our 75 Carter's presidential performance president. English class and give a book report," operating nuclear power plants are running out of negatively, 44 give negative ratings Eric Hilton, vice president of the Hilton Bristow said, Hotels Corp., presented the students with temporary storage space for spent fuel assem- for presidential performance to help blacks. Because of experience In the program they That perception — of a nice guy president certificates for their participation in this have become competent public speakers, she bItes, and more reactors will be coming on .line. project. said, Delay in setting up a permanent reprocessing and who couldn't (or wouldn't) keep his promises to black America — will haunt Carter into the In Little Rock, Ark., FBLA members "There is an absolute need for students to storage program is Jeopardizing further nuclear "worked with the local bank's credit card understand business," Miller said. f Sanford Mom, 'Daddy' Deserve Return Of Goods ., from .(See story on Page 2A of the Jan. JULIAN BOND Sunday, Feb. 24,1910. -7A Readers Write Our . fixing a permanent site for the winter games, perhaps in a country like Switzerland which has both the right climate and topography and a both tradition of political neutrality. The immediate question is whether the 'M Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - '_ broke into and took jewelry and coins her funeral, Carter in his argument that it abuses the definition of politics for Olympic teams to ignore the fact that their host country is engaged in the military conquest of a weak neighbor. The fate of the 1980 summer games is still up in the air, but it is not too soon to be looking for ways to immunize future games against politics or a flagrant breach of the peace by a host government. Lord Killanin, presidetit of the IOC, has agreed to name a commission to study a proposal from Greece that Olympus, the site of the ancient Greek games, be made the permanent site of the modern summer games. Th is has been proposed before, and rejected favor of the custom of moving the games from country to country. But the problem with Moscow this year makes the Greek invitation more attractive than it has looked in the past. Greece is offeringits site with the understanding it would become "neutral ground" under an international agreement givingthe JOC a sort of soverei ntv - - - t\, '±i Th \Jlyspi PilbrThe 1 OC theii, would be the-host" , for the games. Lard Killanin's commission is to re port next year on its study of the Greek proposal. If it is positive, the same idea could he explored for BERRY'S WORLD OPINION 1. Presi dent Carter's call for a boycott of the summer games in Moscow. We stand with Mr. - . For food preservation, the monthly operating cost of a typical manual. defrost refrigerator-freezer is $5.63. Frost-free refrigerator-freezes runs as high as $7.65 for 14- to 17- cubic-foot models and $9.23 for those measuring 17 to 20 cubic feet. A manual-defrost 14.5- to 17.5-cubicfoot freezer costs about $6.08 to operate; a frost-free version costs $8.46. Remaining in the kitchen, here are more average monthly operating costs: broiler-rotisserie, 32 cents; coffee maker, 41 cents; toaster, 14 cents; trash compactor, 15 cents; microwave oven, 72 cents; range with oven, $2.61; self-cleaning oven, 12,75. Costing less than 5 cents a month each to operate are electric can openers, carving knives, fondue pots, blenders, ice' crushers, ice-cream makers, Juicers, knife sharpeners, food mixers, warming trays and waste disposals. Lighting costs $225 a month for a four. or five-room home and $2.70 a month for a six- to eight-room home. Keeping an outdoor spotlight burning all night rims $2.03 monthly. So. we can be diligent about i.rnlng off the Lights when,we leave a room, making fewer trips to the refrigerator or sweltering a bit when the air conditIon is shut off. We may not be saving that much electricity, but — unlike the owners of those brightly lighted buildings — we at least are trying. ri I ~ .. - , .. .,~ -j"; r' . . W,i ;7 ,...1 - ' I .•., .L. -,_ .. I - --- --- ----- -. ------ 1' - -- --- ---- - -- --- - --- -- �. - ? ii: . .;-•' BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980 'Kramer - SPORTS Vs. Kramer' lop Bet For Oscar Nominations HOLLYWOOD i UPl - Next Monday morning the 1979 picture and that auteur Francis Ford Coppola is Infallible. Oscar nominations will be announced, thereby elating 200 or so "MI That Jazz" revolutionizes movie musicals as surely as Ilollywoodlans and plunging 10times that number into suicidal "Okiahama!" changed the face of Broadway shows for all gloom. time. It is a dazzling shower of music, dance and special efBut of this you may be sure: the stars, producer and director fects. of "Kramer vs. Kramer," a vivid and sensitive portrait of a "Manhattan" is simply Woody Allen's finest moment as broken family and bitter child custody battle, will be ecstatic, actor, director and writer, a quantum leap ahead of his 1977 That big box-office hit will win nominations for best picture, Oscar winner, "Annie Hall." best actor (Dustin Hoffman ) , best supporting actress Meryl Those five should be the nominees. However, one of the other Streepp and sundry others, outstanding 16 films of the year may be able to break into the The only other absolutely sure thing is that Sally Field will magic circle: he nominated for best actress for her brilliant performance in "The China Syndrome," "Being There," "Chapter Two," "Norma Rae." "And Ju.sticc For All," "Norma Rae," "Promises in the Perhaps not since 'Gone With The Wind" has there be en so Dark," "10," "Yanks," "Th e Electric Horseman," "The clear-cut a choice for Oscar victories as the triuinverate of Black Stallion" and the French-Italian farce which doesn't "Kramer," Hoffman and Field to win the top three Oscars qualify for best foreign film, "La Cage aux Folles," come -Academy Award night April 14. Best actor of the year will attract some old, familiar faces The past year % in marKo1n1)11gflr1I1ms,_bath_ãTid [1ifli new ones. " critically and at the box office, but only five will win In addition to Hoffman, who plays the distraught father in nominations Monday when Ed Asner and Yvette Mimieux read "Kramer," Roy Scheider is almost certain to be nominated for the results of academy balloting, his role as the deathwishing director in "All That Jazz." In addition to "Kramer," the nominees for best picture Al Pacino, playing a frantic lawyer, looks good for "And should be "Breaking Away," "All That Jazz," "Apocalypse Justice For All." Woody Allen has a chance for playing Woody Now'' and ''Manhattan.'' Allen in ''Manhattan.'' "Breaking Away" is a low budget, beautifully made film of Jack l4nnmon will be a contender for his nuclear reactor four high school graduates in Bloomington, I n d., sorting out plant manager in 'The China Syndrome." Peter Sellers cannot their lives. tx counted out for the best performance of his life as a zombie It contrasts sharply with the $30 million grandiose barbarity TV addict in "Being There." Dudley Moore's comic perof 'Apocalypse Now", which wouldn't be nominated if the formance as a middle aged Lothario in "10" has an outside academy hadn't convinced itself that it is an "Important" chance. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Far back In the pack are Alan Aida (The Seduction of Joe mother in "Luna," Jane Fonda (The China Syndrome), Diane Keaton Tynan), Nick Nolte (North Dallas Forty) and Martin Sheen (Apocalypse Now). Manhattan) and Lee Remick (The Europeans) fill out the field. It would appear that nominations for best actress are merely Because directors receive almost as much recognition these a formality. Sally Field has already won the Los Angeles and New York critics awards for best actress of the year. She will days as their stars, the directorial Oscar has become as iIfl also win the Oscar for her performance as the neophyte labor portant in Hollywood as the award going to the personalities in leader in a southern textile factory. front of the cameras. Runner-up in the best actress category will be Marsha Coppola will be contesting for a nomination along with Mason in "Chapter II," playing a role very close to herself, a Woody Allen. But they will be hardpressed by Peter Yates for difficult, dramatic, comic part in which she is superb. his delicate handling of "Breaking Away," Bob Fosse who Bette Midler's performance in "The Rose" also was based broke all cinematic rules with "All That Jazz," and Robert Benton for his masterful hand on "Kramer vs. Kramer." ona real life character_ the late Janis Joplin. Her singing and dramatics are outstanding. Among those who also may win best director nominations The three favorites may be joined in t he nominee's winning are Milos Forman Hair), John Schlesinger Yanks), Martin circle by Jill Clayburgh for one of two pictures, as the love. Ritt (Norma Rae), Hal Ashby (Being The re) and Mark Rydell possessed divorceein "Starting Over" or the incestuous The Rose). -— - 9 4 i htt M inland mauls Tnbe In Remiykh 8OW60 By JOE DeSASIIS .-: Herald Sports Edi t or 2 - 25 % off It was billed as the rematch of the season, but Friday night's long awaited showdown between second ranked Daytona Mainland and third ranked Sanford needed a new title after 32 minutes of basketball. The __Mr. Sam HeShow". would have been a little more appropriate. The Buccaneers all-state senior guard candidate Henry shot, passed, dribbled and hustled circles around the Seminoles Friday night before a packed home crowd in the cracker-box Buccaneer gym as the Mainland crew gave Sanford a sound basketball lesson. When class was dismissed, much to the of a loyal Seminole following, the Buccaneers had graduated with a convincing 80.60 victory. The, is home to us,' beamed an ecstatic Buc coach Dick 'l'oth. "We haven't lost here all year. The kids don't like anybody coming in here and having their way." As they did in the first match up, in which Mainland squeezed out a three-point 78.75 win on the Seminole's hoinecourt, tile)' let the Tribe have its way early, for a grand total of four minutes. Senior forward Bruce McCray found the range early for six quick points off of a pair of nifty assists from Keith Whitney and another from David Thomas to push the Seminoles to a 10-4 lead at 4:10 of the first quarter. Then as if on cue, Henry, Larry Prince and Herb Harris responded. The slick-shooting Henry canned three long jumpers and began dishing out some of his game high 14 assists on the night to help Mainland knot the score at 12-all a minute and it half later. His passing performance broke the career assist record for the Bucs at 304. His roundball wizardry also held Mainland smash the single season school winning itcord as tile)' finished regular season play at 27-1. Their lone loss came on a neutral court during a grueling three-game week in which the Bucs faced Daytona nemesis Seabreeze, Sanford and 1A powerhouse Daytona Beach Warner Christian all within a five day span. ? r% ELMSFOItD, N.Y. (Ul'l) — Cleaver?" tertainmenit field, but aren't rated "Beaver" show. This is a story about Tony Ken Osinond, who played willing to endure the New In 1977, Dow, who continued Dow and Jerry Mathers. No it Eddie, Is now a Los Angeles York- ilol ly wood trauma as an actor, and Mathers, who isn't either: It's really about motorcycle police officer. necessary to reach their goal, worked as a bank loan officer the passage of time. hugh Beaumont, who "I didn't work at all" after and sold California real You remember Wall)' and pla)'c(l the father, is a the series ended, "because I estate, decided to team up Theodore of "Leave it to Methodist minister, didn't want to," Mathers said, again and they put an ad in Barbara Bllllngsly, who Beaver." They were Tony "1 don't have, any grand Variety magazine asking for Di&w itsid Jçrry Math ers, was mother, married a doctor dreams of stardom," said "a property." television stars who were and retired to Malibu, Calif. Dow. But "I guess I made a They were answered by Now we come to Dow and few strategic mistakes, like comic writers Bob Schiller household names for seven Mathers. years, 1957.64. not signing with Universal and Bob Weiskopf of "I Love And there was Eddie They are playing a tuition. Studios when I had the Lucy," "All in the Family," Haskell, the sarcastic friend wide dinner theater - tour. And, chance," and. "Maude" fame. of Wally Cleaver. Someone because of who they are or "We're taking it loose," Dow and Mathers last year most easily described as a actually who they were they Dow said as tile)' relaxed began the comedy about a punk. Remember his line, ftrc news. after a flight from Louisville, misfit played by Mathers who dripping with affected You feel tile)' would still like Ky., their previous showing of hires a "hit man" to kill him, respect: "Thank you, Mrs. to be on top in the en- the original play, "So Long then tries to stop it when it Stanley." They will appear appears Dow will mistakenly for five weeks at a dinner be the target. Dow and Mathers insist theater in Elmsford, N.Y., a Despite complaints by over Forest City Elementary suburb north of New York they don't feel stereotyped by their roles in the TV series, 1,000 parents, the speed limit School and has been a par. City, starting Thursday. It is the only East Coast stop and won't mind if people come will not be lowered at the ticular concern since an eight. t settheir show. car on the two-year tour. intersection of State Road 434 year-old boy was hit by it Mathers joined the and Sand Lake Road. there Feb. 6. Seminole County CornBoth the Seminole County "Bea ver" show when he was OAKLAWN mission Chairman Bill Kir- Commission and the school 8. Dow was 12 when it began. MEMORIAL PARK Both he and Dow have filled clihoff received word late board supported lowering the out a bit physica lly, but each Friday, from the state speed limit. Department The DOT installed, as of has (lie twinkle in his eye that of Iran. sportation that (hi' depart- Friday, north and south bound drew audiences on the top- Q irent believes 45 miles per warning signs at the in. Seminole County's HUNT MONUMENT CO~ hour is a reasonable speed for tersection and will install Rnest 14'VVY lights, that area. The DOT also said a amber Ila1lng lower speed limit would not be probably next week Kir- _______________________ _________ chliolf's office reported. And, enforceable there. MON. THRU FRI.94 The intersection is the DOT said they will conSATURDAY 9-1 Sa nford (305) M-42U traversed by pupils attending tinue to monitor the situation. - - - No Change In 434 Speed Limit - : .. / IN OV5 2 GARDEN OF MEMORIES $700 - 4 0! SAVE$200 0 you probably "V - * l,erPetual Ca' ed jronh (IIunge honor * m Cenet1 progrotl1 a " • Herald Photo by Toni Vlncint l)avid Thomas goes up for two of his seven points on the night. Thomas also Ii assists. Seminoles 80-60. connect on just 22.56 for 40 percent, their worst shooting effort the season. ''We beat themii at their place and we beat them 1 think that should prove something," Toth stated. Payne agreed with his rival's assessment. "Everybody's saving the third time is a charm. Well how about the sixth in the first game. After early foul trouble McCray caine In score 25 points but it was hardly enough to offset Henry's game high 27 combined with 19 from and 15 front Jerry Smith. at iioiiw, Lions, Hawks Win; Brantley Succumbs • , , , • (;ten Stambaugh d flti Keith Whitney came up with 10 and 13 Ix)ints respectively but it w as i too l ittle too late. St'nmunoh' s backcourt partners mnut 9, Payne 4, Stnith 15, Smith 2, Sheffield 4, Totals: 3510-1780. The Bucs will face Lake Brantley in Wednesday's oix-ning Halftime: Mainland 3:1, Sanford 2, Fouls: Sanford 16, round of the district tournament, an event that Toth and his Mainland 20. Fouled out: Butler, Thomas. Buccaneers have already Wd out the game plan. Jv: Mainlatid 60, Sanford 54, (Mainland 15-5; Sanford 7- "If the tournament runs true to form we'll probably meet 15) U.S. Hockey Squad _•e. - - .•, Startles Russians • - LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) — Speed-skater Eric Heiden goes after a record fifth gold medal today, but the talk in this tiny resort village is of a group of brash, young hockey players who did more for American pride Friday than all . - - - -• • 41 • - • • _Ih,V - , - •" - ' . • - - - ' '- • ' ..' - - - - .''- - ' • - • - --- - • . ' - - • 'r • • - ' . _-• TOUGH SPOT .., - '• • , '4 Saturday after the completion - - Lv man's David Henley (white stands Palm Beach's Garden Andress on his head in opening round action of the regional wrestling tourney. jersey) Mat Lead Silver Hawks could break ly. called for stalling twice to the outsider's dominance. The Harris fought back for a 6-5 send it into overtime, Hawks were ninth with 20.5 advantage, but then body In the overirne Johnson points on the strength of slammed Manuel a La Dusty scored on a takedown and Into 1130), Jep Roberta (142) and of the preliminary and David Manuel (189). quarter-final action. •• • . Deerfield Beach Bags Early By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer The Region III wrestling tournament at Lyman High "He was out," said Sch* place behind former champion Annet Poetzsch of East Germany going Into tonight's 4-minute free skating final. C. Breen ran out of gas in the OT and lost to undefeated Paul Hiser of John! Leonard 9-5, Earlier Breen beat Glenn Ka ti (Coconut Creek) 5-2. Prep Basketball sterling • '-' 1 from pairs competition because of injury to Gardner. Then, former world champion Charlie Tickner failed in his quest for a gold and settled for the bronze on Thursday night in the men's division. Fratianne, the defending world champion, is in second earlier in the day defeated from are inedal in figure skating. Last week, World Champions Tai Babilonla a nd Randy Gardner were forced to withdraw eventually won 4-1. Henley wartz of the dazed Manuel, Tim Anderess 11-1. "it bust us when (Carlton) "But I knew he could come "I don't want to take Blocker got beat," said Sch- back." That he did, After a anything away from Lake warts about his powerful 224- two minute revival Manuel Howell or Lyman, but they're pounder. "He got a bye in the got off his back to escape and some pretty strong districts first round and we didn't pick reverse Harris to win 9-8. visitors the politician s put together. All Uncle Sam's kids did was beat the Soviet Union, 4.3, in hockey. They embarassed them at their own game — one they play better than any other country — and made a political statement in the cold war between the two nations. "With the world situation as it Is we have proved the free man will prevail," said one fan. "To hell with Afghanistan. Let them have Afghanistan," yelled another Ian. "We have the gold." Not really. The United Sta tes is in good shape to will a gold medal in the hockey competition, but will have to beat a tough Finland squad Sunday. Finland tied Sweden, which had beaten out the United States for the Blue Division title, 3.3, Friday night. The hockey team's victory capped a historic day for the country in Olympic competition. Phil Mahre of White Pass, Wash., brought the United Sta tes its first medal in ski competition since 1964 by fi nishing second in the special slalom behind Sweden's Ingernar Stenrnark. United States has won only four gold medals at the games thus far and Heiden has won them all. lie should win another one today In the men's 10,000-meters speed skating event and Linda Fratianne of Northridge, Calif., could notch another in the finals of the women's figure skating program. Heiden already has won the 500, 1,000, 1,500 and 5,000meter races. Fratianne represents America's last hope for a gold ... " percent . Seminole again," pointed out the Rue coach. "It's tough to beat a team like Seminole three times. They area good ball club, certainly better than the 20 I mint diifert'nce tonight. But e came of age this evening" S,tNFORI) (60): McCray 25, Butler 5, Whitney 13, Stambaugh 10, Tht)nuis 7. Totals: 21 18-26 0. on of The lone Seminole who turned in it respectable per- ' Theresa Gray collected t-ight ri-bollilds and four assists but tile Buccaneers humbled the make " i s Ilk Si Mainland's Sant Henry. but (lie Iltic floor leader responded with 27 points and for I Photo Tribe guards Glen Stambaugh (24) and Keith Whitney (30) apply pressure on formance was Bruce McCray, whom the Buc's handled well post.' " - - Lyman athletic director Ed Blocker lost to Ft. Lyman's tenacious Terry afteg' the first two rounds with Buckner before the start of Lauderdale's Rodney Billett Barrett. The Hounds mean 12.5 points. Just ahead of Friday's tournament. 8-2. The Hawks were dealt 159pounder ran his overall them is Apopka with 14 points, Buckner was right as the another blow when record to 251 with a 40 win Sanford failed to score and the rest of the basketball faithful by virtue of their 7940 loss to Silver Hawks and Greyhounds sophomore Todd Andrew over Rory Weiner and a 6-2 lost promisI ng freshman Daytona Beach J.C. Friday night. stumbled a little, but were (149) lost on a takedown In the vi ctory over Th urman BCOWII. Vince Clark (102) to a It marks only the four th time In Sterling's distinguished 14 mostly over powered by t heir closing seconds to Ft. Pierce "I'll Just be happy to shoulder Injury in the first year career that his Raiders will be not competing In the the south and Central's Lorenzo Crutchfield the finals," said the hard- round. season classic, east. 5-3. nosed junior who may be the Daytona Beach meanwhile, will make its maiden trip to the Deerfield Beach 3O'a Skura advanced to Satur- area's best bet for a regional tourney after 20 years of trying. The east coast club shot a PlesdaIku 2742 day's slini-finals with a 64 champion. "I've got two DeLand meets powerful (18-28) to break ahead 4144 at halftime. Eau Galik Wi decision over Boca Baton's pretty tough kids tOmfl(*TOW." Mainland tonight at 8p.m. for .,rchIng 64 '6nsequent1y Sterling's Raiders were Ice cold, hitting only MrtlaCoiwty 26% Kevin Rimsky. Captain Two other Greyhounds the championship of the seven minutes in the first Twin Lakes 31 percent and going scorelese 134 Roberts advanced easily by weren't so fortunate In the distrIct 9, 4A girls basketball Lake Worth 22 t1ng Ft. Pierce Central's quarter-finals both David torn.uent at Seminole High went to pressing and platooning In the second half, Coral Springs 21 James McFaden 11-0. Henley (123) and Chris Breen School. 21 but to no avail as the Raiders never were able to cut into the Piper Manuel howevei, had a (189) lost in overtime. DeLand upended host Lake Howell DBJC advantage. 18% little tougher time. After In the Henley-Dennis Sanford 3529 while the Five SCC finished the seas(alat 16.lS and Sterling stlll has not had So)dAaderlon 19 amassing a 5-0 lead against Johnson encounter, the Star Conference champion a losing season at the Junior college. Forward Mike Robertson Of the tournament's TOP Vero Beach's William Harris, Deerfield wrestler jumped to Lady Rues subdued Spruce paced the Raider attack with 10 points. ton cnly Frank Schwartz' Manuel conked out — literal. a 2-0 lead early, but was Creek 54.52. and V01111 bed LlrnousiflC Service * C0UIICSY 1__________I'IA ¶' .\ . ' • tournament opens Thursday at Stetson University In DeLand. DeLa nd. Sterling and his Raiders will be in the stands watching with North' - .. . Mainland canned 3MI shots on the evening for a Seminole Community College's Joe Sterling will have an much wiser It Is to spare your loved ones those difficult decisions on the day of sorrow, when sound judgment Is often clouded by emotion. Without any obligation on your part, one of our counselors will gladly take you on a tour of kiawn's beautiful gardens and explain how easily you can arrange your own memorial estate two. Convenient terms available, * 0tafal , ' blistering 57 percent while the Seminoles managed to Bow Out ,. I capable of heating them." Raiders Is Ca,rr.ntly kkig Dv.IopidI Once D.v.bpid It WIN Cost '900 For Two Spaces I THE LEGACY OF FORESIGHT. As a r.spon. carry all the lit, sibis family head, Insurance you can to provide for those who will survive you. But a closely related and squally Important safeguard may have been overlooked sensible planning of your family memorial estate now, while all of you are in good health and long before the need suddenly strikes. How ' • District 9 tournament." Scott 7. O'Shaugnessy i. Wymore Tech 3L •. . -, Conway 10, Brightman 4. Technicals: Wymore tech School had a distant look to it victories by Bobby Skura Rhodes, which is illegal. BY DOING NOW WHAT HAS TO BE DONE SOONER OR LATER This Garden •d ' an outstand.ing basketball teani. I don't kno% if we're 55, :" ,' ' meeting the Buccaneers yet a third time In next week's James 2, Mincy 8, Layton?, bench. JV: Oviedo u,.. 4 '.. • ., jv's, twice last year and twice this season. They are simply perud 4, Meyer 5. Totals: 27 ' ". . time?" asked Payne. '*That same group beat us twice as Webb 5, Swift 1, Taylor 9, 11-1665. Anderson 7, Richmond 6, Williams 17, Griffin 4. Totals: Halftime: Oviedo 35, 26 19-26 71. Wymore Tech 26. Total fouls: LAKE HOWELL (73): Oviedo 9, Wymore Tech 14. Barnes 12, McKnight 27, Fouled out: None. " . "We couldn't get it in the hoop and Henry didn't miss," In their final tuneups before Totals: 3111.14 73. , next week's district tourHalftime: Apopka 38 Lake narnent Lake Howell and Howell 28; Fouls: Lake Oviedo posted close wins, Howell 29, Apopka 17; Fouled while Lake Brantley lost in out: Barnes, Brightman, high school basketball. O'Shaugnessey. Six-f eet-1 strong man Rusty LAKE BRANTLEY (80): Conway hit a jump shot with Laughlin 5, Hobbls 2, Hays 14, two seconds left to lift Lake Strickland 2, Moths 5, Der- Howell to a 73-71 victory over shimer 24, Knight 0, Seven 8. Apopka. Totals: 20 20-29 60. Claude McKnight headed SEABREEZE (78): Ervin the Hawk attack with 27 2, Robinson 15, Small 18, points. Reggie Barnes threw Williams 12, Clark 12, Banks in 12 bef ore fouling out. Con- Postell 2, Fields 3, Moore 3,R. way finished the game with 10 Martin 2, Loper 0, J. Martin 0. Totals: 32 14-26 78. points. Halftime: Seabreeze 35, Senior guards Horace Roland with 18 points and. Lake Brantley 26. Total touls: Troy Kessinger with 16 points Lake Brantley 19, Seabreeze paced the Oviedo attack. The 23. Fouled out: Laughlin. Lions also converted 11-of-16 Technicals: Peterson. JV: free t hrows to Wymore's 2-of- Seabreeze 56, Lake Brantley 51. 4 to ensure the victory. The Patriots fell behind WYMORE TECH (14): 26 at halftime and recovered. Doug Dershimen-, King 16, Brown 12, Mack 16, playing his final regular McCain 6, Harrison 14. season game after four years Totals: 31 2-4 64. at Brantley, tossed in 24 OVIEDO 15): Kessinger points. Gary Hays added 14 16, Burgess 4, Jones 4, Roland po ints to the Patriot attack. 18, Scott 8, Murphy 6, Kop • " , said a disturbed Payne, whose squad stands a chance of APOPKA 01): Rutland 18, * 0.0 io , %40 P0 • - Momorhi Perk . = ' . op. 'Wally, Beaver"Still Together " " ' blood. Henry, Prince and Harris delivered by pushing the Buccaneers to a 10-point lead early in the third period and never let up as the Seminoles continually squandered lmrtunities to pull themselves back into the game. Twice Sanford came down the court and put up foul- shots, twice they missed all four, Jerry Mathers in 1958, 1959 and 1965. "I'd been working since I was 2 years old." . - . With Henry passing and shooting the Bucs moved out to a 33-27 halftime lead and the frenzied home crowd called for V 4 , •' dismay 1-"' —ç Sunday, Feb. 24, 19$O-1B ii 'That doesn't mean Linda has it wrapped up," cautioned Coach Frank Carroll. "The judges don't give Americans any more than they deserve. Linda is going to have to be by far the best for her to win the title." The hockey team's victory, which came on a pair of third. period goals by Mark Johnson and Mike Eruzione, brought choruses of "God Bless America" in the U.S. team's locker room and igni ted a celebration like those normally reserved for the Fourth of July. When the final horn sounded, the more than 8,500 fans stood and cheered wildl y and thousands more whooped and hollered In the streets, ringing cowbells, blowing horns and setting off fireworks long after the game ended. In handing the Soviet Union only its sixth loss in 46 games since It started in the Olympics in 1956, the American amateurs accomplished what the National Hockey League All-Stars could not in last year's Challenge Cup Series. "...This has to be the biggest for the U.S. in Olympic hockey history," said Coach Herb Brooks. Mahre's silver medal in the downhill was especially gratifying For the ski team which had been heavily criticized for its poor performance. Mahre had the fastest run In the first heat and finished only one-half second behind Sweden's Stenmark. Jacques Luethy of Switzerland won the bronze, competing win ingemar ii �2111-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1910 Time Greets Former Contender With Mioxed Revi"ews Story and Photos By =11111 I JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Time has treated former heavyweight contender Roland LaStarza with mixed reviews. Regarded as one of the best counter-punchers ever in the heavyweight ranks, the boxer. 1 turned-actor reflected on life in the ring In candid fashion I earlier this week from his New Smyrna Beach home where he's resided for the past seven years since returning from ' Hollywood. "If I had it all to do over again, recalls the soft-spoken, orticulate 52-year-old heavyweight, "I wouldn't have been such a nice guy. I was Mr. Clean, the MI-American kid. "If I had a second go around, I'd go out and find the biggest mobster in town and get him to be my manager." I. LaStarza wears his age well despite a ring career that s. spanned 14 years and included bouts with some of the biggest ' I -" heavyweight names of the era. The face is it little lumpy, the eyebrows are thinned from the , Atant smacking of leather gloves, and 'he left eye bears :, :-. 4 stitch marks But in a ruggedly handsome manner, LaStarza '"a I'D still reflects the good looks he was blessed with as a younger i'. I 1 man that enabled him to parlay his career as a heavyweight 1 crowd pleaser into that of an actor. 1 . Born and bred in a typically tough New York City neighborhood, LaStarza boxed as a youngster, like most kids of the time almost out of necessity to survive. But he was better than ,ç. .~, must street kids. Much better. 14 1 His ring career picked up steam about the same time World War Ii did. The stockily-built fighter earned the New York Inter-City Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championship In 1944 and '45 "I was Mr. Nice Guy in my time. I stayed clean "Muhammad All couldn't punch his way out of a before Interupting his ring career for a two year stint with 'In the first Marciano fight every sports writer in Uncle Sam's 88th Blue Devil Division. and had a clean manager. That's probably the wet paper bag. Marciano beat him in that corn- the house had me winning. I thought I won the When peace returned, and LaStarza came home, he aban. reason I didn't get some of the big fights I wan- puter fight when he weighed 252 pounds. If Rocky fight but the judges thought different. Rocky got doned Ns college career at Community College of New York as led." was 80 years old he'd still murder All." the decision." a Romance Language major for the ring. Fourteen years late and after two bouts with Rocky Marciano, LaStarza called it certain sportscaster whose career paralleled that of All 's, face too messed up to do anything else," states LaStarza about those days, nobody li ked us back then." quits wi th a li fetime 62.8 record. "I've been meaning to write ABC a letter about Howard his retirement from the ring. Although it was tough, LaStarza used some of the ham in him "After I got started and got some wins under my belt as a Cosell for about six months now," smiles LaStarza. "As a That anything else turned out to be acting, his long time to land one of his biggest parts. pro," recalls LaStarza, "I had some problems." matter of fact I've got a note hanging on the refrigerator door second love. "They had it new series they were casting for about an army The exact number of bouts Is a little cloudy, but LaStarza to do It. Cosell knows absolutely nothing about boxing, And "I've always been a ham," smiles the father of two. "That's unit" he reflected recalls his first couple of the years In the ring as successful, even less about football," LaStarza points out adamantly. "I had a hard time even getting into to read for one of the "I won my first 25 or 30," he reminisced. "And I ended a few "All he knows is statistics, I'm not sure what he's got in his parts but the ham in me helped," LaStarza recalls the incareers back then too. Almost half of my wins were by knock head but he's an idiot bordering on genius." cident. outs. But when a lot of the big fights came around I didn't get If LaStarza feels Alt isn't worth his weight In gym shorts and "I went to the casting office and the secretary didn't even absolutely nothing about boxing them." Marciano was good but not the best, who was the greatest wont to let me in. But I made it through the door and got this What stood in the way of the dashingly-handsome rising heavyweight of all time? crazy idea. They were looking for this rough and tumble type and even about football, heavyweight? "No doubt about it," says LaStarza. "Joe Louis was the best of guy for one of the parts. So I stuck this big stogey In the "My biggest problem was my manager. A guy by the name heavyweight ever to step into the ring. Ills people offered me a c,orner of my mouth and came on strong. I landed the part," he He's an Idiot bordering on genius.' title shot but my manager wouldn't take it. Everybody told recalls. D'Angelo he was crazy for turning It down, kind of surprising too because I'm basically a shy person." The part turned out to be the role of cigar-chomping Ernie IN I n what I know now "Like I said, I was Mr. Clean, I didn't do enough to push LaStarza headed to the west coast, for the limelight of Lukovich in the series. "The Gallant Men." myself and look out for me in those days." "It was a good show but It had some bad breaks," he recalls, Hollywood, where once again he was met with mixed success. t box ing, I'd goout and find The bad break came in the form of programming. The LaStarza left the ring at 34 years old in 1961, eight years after "It was tough out there," he remembers. "There were about the second Marciano fight. Gallant Men ran head up against another popular series of the 200 jobs a week and about 2,500 actors. Talk about nepotism the b'-199est mobster in town "I always told myself I'd get out before I got hurt or got my time, "Rawhide" with Clint Ea 'stwwd. too," says LaStarza rather hotly. "It didn't pay to be Italian in "They gave up on it after a couple of years. But I got some _., to be my manager. other decent parts and did a lot of Wild, Wild West segments :7 with Bob Conrad. He's a great guy and we still remain friendof Jimmy D'Angello. He couldn't make me any money because a," sa ys LaStarza. he couldn't get me the big figh ts back t he n. But like the boxing world, the Hollywood world of glamour "Jimmy was like a father, he was really sweet, but he C.Me too had its dark side, one that LaStarza preferred to live ci. cou ldn 't make the right fight deals." without. PU " i '4) If LaStarza could turn back the hands of time, he'd do things "There were all kinds of deals and gar ba ge going on out rP1 ;,, 11.: 'I differently. : Ir there too. I couldn't stand the type of lifestyle and moral values ii "I certa inly would if I knew then what I know now about the : .1 • of the people out there. fight game," points out the ex-contender. "I was smart enough to get out of the ring at the right time f "r "Everybody was a crook In those days. Everybody but me . ' and amartenough ,to get out of Hollywood after 14 years too' V. ,•-,and D'Angello. I never threw a fight in my life. adds LaStarza about the West Coast Journey. 101 A, "There was all kinds of stuff going on In those days. You he ,, 1'. "Being in the public eye didn't bother me. I was used to the ' 4. stories about fighters being controlled by the mob. They were limelight from being in the ring. I was just too sensible to get ' •; j$' true and if! could do it again I'd go and get some protection, "--.._ involved with the Hollywood lifestyle, I got disillusioned with •T . 4 : somebody to look after my Interests." the values, basically I'm a church going man. " Despite his difficulty in getting the big bouts because of his When LaSta rza decided to call it quits on California, he 1. i'i I manager, LaStarza's won loss slate eventua lly got him t he big headed back east and e vent ually bo ught a chunk of property in T '., ' "t - ;. , _,+ fights, includi ng a pair of showdowns with a man soon to New Smyrna Beach where he, his wife Jane, two teenagers ,,sI. become heavyweight champ of the world, Rocky Marciano Amy and Mark along with most of his immediate family 1. " 4 . "We fought twice," speaks LaStarza of the Marciano bouts. I . 'I , ~-~ 66 We looked around and found a ranch of about 1,000 acres at '.1 It " The first one was at the Polo Groumls, Ow second at the I t. '. ..I , r I ~;* , -1 . he right price," LaStarza Informed of the move to Florida. . Garden." i t kI ~ "But little by little I've been selling it off, I have a bout 30 Marciano clearly won the second meeting with the 11th ,1JiIl_Ip,,__ £ acres left." round technical knockout, but LaStarza still maintains that he I' The LaStarza family complex includes three houses on that :4 was robbed of the first fight. •i " 30 acre lot. HI.s mother, now ), lives next door while his "They gave OCR7 a . round .... f irst U won I k I. i..1 brother on ft other side of his wood frame home. •''y the fight, I was robbed. Every sportswriter UI tijv house 114U The boxer-turned actor now lives in semi-retirement, once me way ahead ." ll flD dion't again ret ur ning to his second love, acting, on part time basis, anything away from Rocky,he was good, g not uU, en doing "I've be so me work with the New Smyrna Beach the best in my opinion, bu t good, Little Theatre,"informed the still ruggedly-handsome denizen "I was good friends with Rocky," LaStarza remembers ,, , stage. about the heydays of smoke filled arenas. "We open "in about three weeks with "You Can't Take It "Buthewasonhlsownroad.IthlnkMarcianowasrnoreor • With Y ou." less unaware of the intricacies of pushing a man to the The Immediate future of one of the heavyweight rank's 4 heavyweight title back then." hill II . ~ I. P 4: strongest fighters Is somewhat up In the air. Then or now, LuSl,arza strongly maintains that the chiiun~s .. 11. 1. "My health isn't the best that it's been," he says of two mild of yesteryear would far outclass today's comical revolving. heart attacks in the past seven years. door heavyweight picture. 1 Y. "I've got to do something a little more active though. When I "YoutakeMsrclanoinhlaprlmeandMuhammadAllinhls was the ring fought between in l l82 and lø4,I was good any prime and Rocky would kin him, murder the guy," says a where between those weights. Now I weigh 214 which isn't too firmed voice LaStarza. bad but I need to do something to may a little more active of I "Compared to some of the fighters back then All couldn't j_J don't feel right." punch his way out o(a wet paper bag. Asecondvent ureto the westcoastmaybeont he horizonfor "Remember that computer fight they did a couple of years -h-LaStarza. ago between Ali and ?Aarciano?" asks LAStam. ph"sbows him Seconds later LaStarita backs off as the referee "The biggest part of the money I made In the ring is gone "Well they brought Rocky into the gym at Z2 poundoi to shoot One of LaSlarits's favorite old rounds to delivering a solid right upper cut to the chin of moves in. IMe action came In the first meeting now." he informed. "We've been living on the sale of the the footage. He and M sparred almost a 100 Rocky Marciano. with Marciano. LaStarza still feels he won the ranch. That money runs out In about four years and then it's film On fight. During one of the e i ns time for social security." fight. and Marciano starting walloping All all over the gym. Rocky I could put the gloves onatlO years old ilhe was still around and 11 handle All without any problems," jokes LaStarza. (.' ,' The dark-haired ex-fighter also holds lit tle respect for a 11 Wh.n he 11 IWIWI a - Kegler s Korn er - •- . • ', ____ - .' - ' '. ... --- . - . . • .. - ' - 4 '•' . . ' . • ,. .. , - __________ - . - - Link Jacks 2' Tribe V.lins 8-6 , - 'Howa Cosell knows Harvard's McNulty Stars Again -. less know the abou - _ - . 1%1, -. _.. , - , - - Pro Basketbal I •-' - - , ,. - - Baseball - . - _____ - . - . '•' . . ." , - . • . - - , - ' ____ - - , -, - S.. , -" - - . " . • - - ' ... . ', - , '-.- SUN., MON., TUES., WED. •,.. It ' - A -- , - . ,,. ____ - - . - '. , - VM .,. ' .. e p. . ' ' - ' • - . ' - - - - _________________________________________________ " ' . - - .. -. . - . ,.. ' ". . ____ - -' .. - . .. - ' ' ...- - - s ' I. - - - -. -- - - - ,' . . -. hung up his gloves . ::. -, ,. - - - -: - .-. - - 1. ',1 - In 1961, LaStarza traveled to ' ANCI Hollywood to he was tough. 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HIGH SCHOOL Atlanta 111, Phoenix 104 Converted Splits: Ralph Jordan Spl'uceCresk1,NSI7 JET BOWLER ITTIS Houston 94, Utah $2 3-7.10, Ott Granneman 5-4-10; Standings: Big I hr I Wheel Denver 122, Golden St. 121, of Spruce Creek _________________________ 028 * 3-'1 $ Helen Stettner 6-710; Frank Greco Service, Ladles Auxiliary Fleet Los Ang 132, New Jersey 110 New Smyrna 4-7-9; Ole Olson 5.7.9; Ruth Foote 0231104-773 ReIf've,MinAutopwts, June's 5-6, 3-10; laturdays Games Gordon Lamb 3-10, Beauty Shop, Galloway Builders, Jugtulios, Green (7) and Ellis. Cleveland at New York Adrian Ross 3-10; Marian Miller 4Wilts Amoco, Seminole Loan ROIUndO and Martin. Hitters Portland at Detroit ' 7; Rudy Westray 5-7; Ted Puckett Spruce Creek: Simko 2-3 38, Jacob Grove Service, Johnny Boston at Denver 5-6; MacMcKibben 5-4; Gene Walker General Con tractors, Foster 2.3. New Smyrna Beach: Seattle at Utah McNutt; Gladys Granneman 5-6; Milady Fabric & Crafts. Heigerd 2-2, Carson 2.3 Sunday's Games Mary Augusto 9.10; Rose Patrick High Games: Kay Thomson 177, 5.10 Sanford 1, Winter Park 0 MiIw at Kansas City, an. Joanne Hyatt 112, Diane Prevatt San Anton at N.J., aft. Winter Part 173, Caroline Lindsay 100, Peggy e- • 3 New York at Wash, aft. Sanford 221 152 *I 5 $ Moon 150, Shirley Kirk 117, Elfle Portland at Clove. aft. uicnam in, Elaine Kostival 172. Phoenix at Indiana, aft. Herein, Stak (7) and Toshia, High Series: Caroline Lindsay San Diego at Chicago, aft. Hazlett, Porzlg (6) and Spain, 185, Peggy Moon IN, Elf is Oldham Phhla at Golden St., aft. Wilke (3). Hitters -Winter Park: 4' Houston at Los Ang, aft. Fetcher 24, Toshio 3.4, Goone 2.4 Converted Splits: Kay Sassman 38, Sanford: DeAlba 2-3, Lake 3-12 5-7; Helen Shepord3.10$. 2•7; Rose HR, S RBI. Winter Park 0.7. Vaughn 7-619.10 t Edith Pounds 5Sanford 3.3, 10; Debora Moon 3.10; Caroline Celsrnlal it, Ovisdi 2 Lindity 9-7; Elaine Kostival 3•I0: Gin Thompson 310; JanuS RIpp S. Ovisdi 52010-2 41 10. C*nial II) 12-12 4 I Other Highlights: Queen of Week: Shirley Kirk Grayson, Harrison (7) and College Basketball Results Odats, Bostwick, Richardson (3) By United Press lnternatiirnal W4 Shaker. HItters Colonial: Friday BUCK'S LADIES LEAGUE lanni.nl 2.2, Runck 2.3 2R11, Shaw Last Standings: 51W Market, 44 4 RBI, Shake 2.3. Oviedo 1.1, Albright 63, King's 11 Sambos, Dick's Appliance, Colonial 2.1. Bowdoin 106, SE Mass. 6$ William's CS, Bonita Boats, Lake Brasti.y I. liens $ _____ Brown 68, Cornell 47 Downer Land Clearing, Nice Day CCNY 90, Hunter $2 Lakelrantley *1001- 412 Coin Laundry. Colby $3, Tufts 79 liens High Games: Ginny Gaudreau Eastern Coll 73, E. Not 65 180, 115, $00.. Viv Lacaputs 125, Gannon 72, St. J.FL$IIIr 67 Dunlap and Arthur. Early, Jeanne ______ Haupthorne 116. LInda Glenville 75, W.Va. St. 49 Ryder (4) flair. Hitters Lake Downer 163, Mary Bennett 11.1, , Nyack 9 $4 Houghton 1 Brantley: Carter 2.3.,lione: Bla ir Norma Wagner 102, Anna Kanavel Keane St. 96, Plymouth 76 2 ElI. Lake Brantley 3.L Boone 2170, GlynisMahakin 171, 177, Polly Messiah 72, King's Coll 61 Burgess 107, Helen Harrison 171. Middlebury 72, Norwich 46 TODAY'S IAMBI 153. Gladys Doyle lU Sylvia Hafin Sheird 7$ Mt.St.M1'Ys 00, OLL1SI 100, Abby McCaslin 16$, Dotty Penn s, Harvard 73 FIT at Sithune-Csskman, 1p.m. Palmer 163, Mabel Vogel 16$, pottidam 61. Sf10 St. 80 Tempo 49 Central Flu-ide, 1:30 Carolyn Belts 104. Princeton 34, Oartmth 2$ P.1". High Series: Ginny Gauderag 19 Queens 65, Brooklyn Rollins at FlU,! P.M. 54$, Jeanne Haupthern. 433, Llnds Scranton 48, Juniata 61 Stetson Florida Southern Downsr 103, Norma wagner 410, Scranton 74, Lycoming 54 (Merchant Stadium), 7:30 p.m. Evelyn lerreas 111, Marion Southern 116, Ohio Val 91 JUNIOR U.ISI Farehla 434, Eve Rogers 410, Anna $t. Lawrence $3 RPI 16 51. 1 1 1`11111011's" at Seminole (1), I Kanavsl 417, Glynis Maimnken diN, Union 00, Bibson 41 P.M. Polly Surg* 461, Helen Harrison Ui-sinuS 53, Widener 79 Mlami.Dsd South at indian 4e, Gladys Doyle 114 Sylvia Hum Wm. Patron U, Jrsy City 79 River, 1 P.M. 41, Kelhmy CleW 430, Dotty Columbia Si $4, Yale Wasnuf' (N.Y.) at Brevard I Palmer 4'. Mabel Vogel 151, Nth p.m. O'.ariufts Blades 414, Carolyn N, AlMS 73 Hillsborsyglt Valencla, 3p.m. Cptawba 63. Wingate 62 Converted Splits: Glnny -C..N.wpt 70, Va. Wsiyn 14 G.udreou 1410, Norma Wagner S N.C. AlT 19 I. St. 70, 7, Glynis Maiseken 2.7, 5410, - iOstbg. 102, M. WashoghI $3 *4s4m Harrison 3.10, Kathy Cooper 'QsiIford $2, Mars Hill 62 3.11Sylvia HuM 1-7, Mabel Vogel Sperts Trassadlurns :Troy St. $2, N. Ala. 41 3.10, Celm Belts 3-10. 74 lv United PIus lalereelhensO ;.Tech 7$, Fla. U.St. 49 Other HigIiiimts'- Turkeys Anna Pr100y lJnIQn 72, Nrfik Kanavsl, Helen Hprrlson, Mabel New York Mets Signed second Vogel, Charlotte Blades, Carolyn - carleton $2, Grinnell 61 Star of Week Ginny 61 bas Tartlo eman Rob Andrews tea s. 5.555. I Mesh 70, .wwm• k1 - --'.'.: 111 counter r - - -- at - -' ;j.'. II prim. LaStarza was as handsome - - -- - .' - In his •- - ss o -- _ s - Lead Lakeview o Pro Hockey - . . I - . . Losing Week Ends ' Hawks Nip Hounds In 01" Lyman's Sunday, Feb. 24, 1910-30 ' - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chi St. 101, SIFran Coil 97 tract with their Tidewater farm. Emporia S. 99, pjtt,g ii Seattle - Received the signed Ill. Tech, 77, NE Ill. 66 contract Ol'pitcher Odell Jones. Mo. Wstrn 63, Kearny St. 62 ATSANFORD.ORLANDO Women's Basketball League In the overtime Joe It will definitely not be the "We blew It," said a Friday night results Milton 95, Dyke 69 Iowa -Katie McEnroe resigned Ohio Northern 68. Kenyon 57 First race -S.1$,c: as general manager. week that was for Coach Tom disillusioned Lawrence Pigotte's Hawks jumped to a 1 Sawmill Shirley 10.60 5.80 480 Park 71, Central Bible 62 College Lawrence and his Lyman concerning the heartbreaking quick lead and held on to send Ripon 100, Monmouth 90 6Gym Slim 610 480 Southern Methodist - Anbasketball team, loss. "We had a chance to win the Greyhounds down to their - $ Manatee Packy Washburn 87, Mo. Sthern 71 210 nounced the resignation of William Wittenbg . 15th loss against 13 wins. 58, Muskingum 53 Q (1.4) 47.40; T (1-4.0) 331.00; The Greyhounds logged at it in regulation." "Sonny" Allen as basketball Wm. Jewell 75, Ottawa 69 Time 31:43. coach. Junior forward Neal Gulls 13-13 entering last week's That chance came with six Southwest Second race -3.I,C: basketball action dropped two seconds to play when senior paced the Hound attack with Baylor 67, TCU 59 Mini Scott 10.40 11.20 1 nailbiters to Lake Brantley guard Jeff "Doc" Nelson 24 points while Nelson and 6 Bonded Lady 37Q 410 Neva-L.V. 84, New Mexico 3.40 Texas 76, Rice 56 7 Pro Bowler Tuesday and to Spruce Creek broke free for a layup, but his center Kelvin Hillmnan added Texas AIM 52, Houston 72 0 (24) 33.40; P (24) $4.40: T (2. 10 points apiece. shot wouldn't go down. Friday night. West 4.7) 168.10; DO (12) 91.00; Time Adams St. 79, S. Utah 63 "It's been a tough week," 38:85. CalP0ly-5lO 62, CaIPly Porn 61 Third race -3.16, M: Lawrence about the twin Cob. Mines 62, S. Cob. 61 1 Two Timing 710 4 40 3 ® defeats Saturday morning. H lds Davis 67, Humboldt St. 49 SMal 300 dn "I'm disappointed we di 't 2.40 Grand Canyon 79, Cal S Wayside Blue Luth 64 3.00 DeBAR V SOCIAL LEAGUE have a winning season." Q (1.0) 14.20; p (iS) 31.40; 1(1 Hywrd St. 96, Stanisls Lakeview won a pair and Milwee one to remain on top in the Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Regis Coil 57, WstFfl St. 41 $5) 103.50; Time 3175. The loss to Lake Brantley SYSA 8th grade Boys West division. They meet Saturday to Cotr., Village Inn, Senez Builders, Sacto St. 85. Sonoma S t. 76 Fourth race-S.14,D: Village TV, Terrie Van La St. So was the first by a Lyman determine the divisional title and number one seed in the postCare, Sir i's, RIF Disposal Serv., team. It came in the closing 6 Case Ace 1.00 3.20 season tournAment. Lakeview ripped Tcague 83-2 and Jaycees, DeBarv Sanitntlnn. iLJrUiUd 520 Charlie's Place. eccn±i whcn classy guard Tuskawilla 78-39. Milwee took Rock Lake 68-58. Doug Dershimer rolled in a 0 (2-4) 10.40; P (24) 24.30; T (2High Games: Ray Jordan 235Double figure scorers for Lakeview in the first game were 4.7)108.10; Time 31:44. Iayup. 189, Steve VanNeu 719.191, Norm Fifth race-S-16, 0: Steve Grey 14, Steve Alexander 12, Ccc Bradwell 12, Fred NHL Standings Nord 215, Wes Mott Jr. 213, Bob But last night's encounter in S Midnight Jane 3.80 260 7.20 By United Press International Oshinski 710, Ed Perry 209, Frank willhave Miller 12, and Isiah Walker 10, In the second contest It was Port Orange 6Miti Slick Dude 3,10 2.60 Campbell Conference Frost 204, Denny Honeycutt 200. 14 again, Walker 12, Bradwell 11, Alexender 10. In the 3 Rapid Light 4.10 Patrick Division Lawrence up a few nights Grey Mike Neal 200, Reg Sigmon 1920(3.4) 8.20; P ($4) 13.80; 1(5.4. figuring how this one got second contest it was Grey 14 again. Walker 12, Bradwell 11, W L 1 Pts. III, Ray Henley 9. 3)113.40; Time 30:93. Phila 40 5 13 93 High Series: Ray Jordan 607, Alexender 10 and Sam Bedding 10. Mike Evans led Teague away. Sixth race -5.14, A: NY Islanders 27 71 8 67 Steve VanNess 556, Reg Sigmon with 8; Jay Robey had 14, Efren Brooks 13 for Tuskawilla. 7 Hillbilly Hea ven 11.50 5.60 Atlanta The Greyhounds held a 26 23 10 62 551, Wes Molt Jr. 531, Norm Nord Steve Hutsell t hrew in 14 for Milwee, 12 In the second 2ManasotaGatoq9.00 5.60 NY Rangers 26 24 9 61 three point lead with 28 517, Ed Perry 514, Jerry Jackson 3 Challis Delight 8.60 Washington 17 32 9 43 $14, Frank Frost 511,. Steve seconds to play, but squan- quarter. Greg MeGaughy and Simpson had 12 each, Danny 0 (27) 37.20; P (72) 147.30: 1 (7. Smythe Division Holloway 509, Bob Oshinski 507, dered the margin and Camp 10. Greg Shatto scored 22, Eric Trombo 13 and Bill Dunn 23) 1,344.80; Time 31:32. W L I P15. Denny Honeycutt 507, Mike Neal 9 for Bock Lake. Chicago Seventh race -S.14,C: 76 19 14 66 eventually lost in overtime 72502. 6Cow Girl 12.60 7.60 5.60 St. Louis 26 23 10 62 S. Seminole went dowrj twice, 67-55 to Sanford and 5843 to Other Highlights: Ray Jordan, 69. 11.10 S.00 Edmonton .5 Surfire Charmer 19 30 12 50 607 series award. Rock Lake. Ted Jones and Willie Mitchell had 20 each, Chuck l Jose Scott 3.40 Vancouver 19 31 9 17 DELTONAPINBUSTERS Medlock 10 for Sanford. Shatto led Rock Lake with 14, Dunn 0(5.4)44.00; P (6.5)144.70:1(4. Colorado i 34 9 41 Standings: Jet Set, Spoilers, Winnipeg 5-1) 544.00; Time 31:14. 15 3$ 9 39 had 11 and Mike Smith 10. Eddie Ndrton led S. Seminole in the Rebels, Crackerjacks, Bucks I Eighth race -3-I, B: Wales Conference Does, Super Sports, Leprechauns, Rock Lake game with 15, Al Banyacksi had 12 and Troy 7 JW's Cain Norris Division 6.60 3.10 3.40 Dynamos, Young at Heart, BareQuackenbush 10. Against Sanford,Quackenbush was high with ,4She Talks W L I Pis. s.00 S. Hares, Gems, Mr. 1 Mrs., Herald Photo by Tom Netsel 3 Bud's Audra 33 20 7 73 Popeyes, Gators, E-Z Marks, Hi3.10 Mon treal Norton added 12. Los Angeles O (4.7) 38.00: P (7.4) 9.6o i (7. Sa nf ord's Mike Link jacked 75 27 9 59 Lake howell's lli'ggie Barnes breaks loose for two Balls, Orange Bowlers, Four Undefeated Rock Lake won twice in the 8th grade girls play Pittsburgh 4.31 499.50; Time 38:54. 21 27 11 53 Diamonds, Double Dozen, Lucky two homeruns and drove in U beating Milwee 36.29 and S. Seminole 55.35. They almost thC Silver hawk's Friday night thriller over tile Hartford Ninthrac,-S.14, B: 20 75 12 52 Strikes, Cherlies' Angels, five runs as the Fighting 3 Mr. Buckingham 8.80 13.00 5.10 Detroit 20 29 9 49 blew the first game as they held a 7 point lead which dwindled Apopka Blur Darters. , Yankees, Ringers, Easy Go-ers, Seminoles overcame Winter 5 Rockcastbe Flash Adams Division 6.00 5.20 Hacienda Nines, Ni Strikers. to one. Lisa Gregory kept Rock Lake in front with her steady ' I B. Jolley , W L I PIs. High Games: Will Kernstock Park 8-6 In baseball action floo r play at the point including 5 assists, 3 for 4 from the foul 0 (35) 71.40; P (3•S) 43.20; 1 (3. Buffalo 35 15 5 SI 200, Bernard Brown 205, Andy Friday. Boston line and excellent defense. Laura Glass cleared the backS-i) 545.40; Time 31:47. 31 16 $ 76 Patrick 19$, also 193, Eulah Of. Minnesota After the Wildcats had boards for 22 rebounds. Linda Nunez was high with 8, Kim 27 15 12 66 Tenth race-5.14,A: fhaus 197, Henry Mueller 189, Don The Harvard two-mile relay 1inertcan lflCIfll)VrS III tile 2 Wright Arch 25 30 4 54 2.60 2.80 2.40 Toronto Burhenn 109, Helen Kaminsky rallied to tie the game 6-6 in Averill and Glass had 6 each. Valerie Jackson led Milwee with 2.00 Quebec tewn of Eric Schuler, Thad harvard relay which last ear 6 Joanne S. 20 30 S II 110 185, Ralph Grooms 157, Dan the top of the sixth Inning, 9, Kim Lemon had 6. Friday's Results -5 Jude Burton 104, Will Kernstock 183, 2.80 McNulty, John Murphy, and finished third in the nation, Colorado 3, Edmonton 1 Q (74)15.20; P (2.4) 25.50; T (2. Michelle Swartz was high against 55 with 9; Gregory and Verde Grooms 179, Lucille LInk crashed a two-run homer Adam Dixon blazed its way to had cO!Ilpete(i Iii tiit' Millrose Phila 7, Vancouver 3 S) 00.20; Time 30:71. Thatcher ill, Mike Burke 180, Sam in the bottom half to win It. Averill added 7 apiece. Tamni Hankins led S. Seminole with 15. first place and a new meet event last year. where the Saturday's Games Eleventh race -5.16, C: Kaminsky 180, Verne Pohl 179, Ole The stocky senior, who last Daphne Christel had 6, Fleda Jones 5. Chicago at Wash, aft. 11*0 Stroke 13.00 9.50 120 Olson 17$, Frances Fileger 174, record of 7:31.2 at the Millrose teaiii ran 7:43.9 alid (till not Hartford at Atlanta 6Cam Lakeview won twice, 41-32 over Tuskawilla and 68-18 over gtillleS In New York Friday. place. The best time by last 6.10 380 Mac McKibben 174, Ted Tobias Monday pitched a perfect Detroit at Montreal SMaple Scott 174, Bill Morris 172, Bob Auge 176, game, also added a double to 160 Teague. Tina Campbell pumped in 16 In the Tusky game, The foursome Quebec at Pittsburgh had -t'ar's foursolne WS 7:31.78 0(4.6) 34.00; P (4-4) 141.30:1 (4. Rose Patrick 170. complete a three hit day. Monda Benton had 12. Agai nst Teague It was the same two oriiriaIl Boston at Vancouver 4-5) $11.00; Time 31:45. High Ser ies: Henry Mueller 510, %' been excluded from in the RAM at l'rIbIcetOfl. Toronto at Winnipeg with 20 and 18. Deldre Hillery and Dee Goebelbecker had 9 tile feature heat and where they 1)latt'(l SeC)l1d to Twelfth race -3.$,D: Ralph Grooms, Andy Patrick 537, Second baseman Juan Dealba NY Rangers at Minnesota 6 Joel's Girl 26.60 6.10 400 Bernard Brown 533, Will Kern- cracked two hits and scored each. Dana-Bach led Tusky with 9, Kim Korzon had 6. Janice scheduled for an earlier race. Villanova. NY lslndrs at St. Louis lWin With Wanda 4.00 300 stock 511, Mike Burke 495, Bob three runs. Gordon was high for Teague with 6. Phila at Los Angeles $ Husker Callie until coach Bill McCurdy Auge 496, Ted Puckett 193, Sam Schuler, a freshman front Righthander George Pox -zig Sunday's Games Jackson Heights also beat Tuskawllla, 26-20. Faye Robinson convinced Ifleet officials 0(14)02.10; p (4.)) 305.10:1(6. Kaminsky 492, Eubah Ofthaus 484, that 'l'iconderoga, N.Y., led t;11 for NY lsindrs at NY Rngrs picked up the victory in relief 1.1) 1000.80; Time 39:29. Jerry Loudon 477, Mac McKibben was the big-gun with 10. Cheryl Jones had 6. Christi Scott led his tealil should be in Washington at Colorado the (he ('riluson and InabntauletI A - 4614; Handle $373,291. 473, Mitzi Loudon 467, Lillie of Terry Hazlett. The Tribe is Tuskawilla with 10. Pittsburgh •t Quebec Adlington 465, Gordon Lelsenring now 3 seeded heat. The Crimson contact with the favorites -3 on the year and Minnesota at Detroit Milwee clinched first place In the 7th grade boys West 163, Bill Morris 142, Ole Olson 144, then proved that It belonged Iron) Villanova, Georgetown, Buffalo at Chicago Winnie Spencer 449, Verde travels to Satellite Beach division as runnerup Rocklake went down to defeat twice. with the top relay groups in a nd Seton Hall. McNuhtv Boston at Edmonton Grooms 416, Frances Fileger 446, Saturday night. Milwee nipped them 37-35 and S. Seminole followed up with a the nation as it beat out stayed in tilt' pack until tile Converted Splits: Arthur Streit 37.24 defeat. Lance Walls led the scorers with 14, Terry VUl:tno'a by 3 tenths of a NSA Standings 5-4.10; Dick Crowell 5-810; Mike end of his leg, when lie pulled By United Press lnteratlenal 204 0-6 8 2 Bordonare, 5-8.10; Rose Patrick 5- Winter Park Durham had 7, Jeff Reynolds and Scott Russell 6 each. Matt second. i)ieiii to give a lead of several Eastern Conference 7.9; Amy Weick 4.5.7, Ted Tobias Sanford 230 ll x-8 10 5 Marvel and Scott Underwood had 8 each for the losers who had FRIDAY'S RESULTS McN u lt y i I .ake Mary, Ft.), y;ird.s to Murphy, who went Atlantic Division 3 510; Mitzi Loudon, Lou Bolton, jumped off to an early 8-0 lead only to have Milwee's Inside Mum-phy warren, COLLEGE W L Pct. OS Harry Fulton 5.10, Helen R.l.), and out quickly but was passed Miami to, FSU S Boston 45 13 750 Kaminsky 5.10: Alice Qaiduseli 3. _______________________ strength of Reynolds, Russell and Mike Crespo lead the Dixon (Wilton, Ct.), alt- before handing oil to Dixon. Phila 44 17 .721 11' Florida 7; June Waldrlp 5.7; Ben Kiesel S. comeback. St. 1. 2 New York 30 32 .404 10 7; Teddy Bennett 5.4, 3.7; Ole Miami 102 oil 41x-10 14 0 Wshngtn 27 31 .443 11~1 __________ Olson 5-6; MInnie Kane 5.6; New Jersy Donald Soucek 2'tO; Chas. WASH DAY DROPOUTS 26 37 .413 20'A, Wiggins, Parenteau (63, Fischer =Oriondo and Sanford Daily :3O-:3O, Sun. ti. Central DIvision Adlington3-10; Adam Rittlinger 6Standings: Goof Balls, Sex (5), Phillips (I) and Emrlk. 7, 3.10. Symbols, Vikings, Scatter Pins, W L Pc?. OS Heston, Blaglni (U. Hitters Atlanta Shop Leesburg DeLand, Mt. Dora Daily 9.9, Sun. 12-4 K marl AUTOMOTIVE 3$ 25 .603 Shamrocks, Pinch Pins, Whiz Miami: Gullete2.32RBI.35, Jones fflCr mmcc Daily9 Sun II 4 San Anton 33 30 .524 5 3-5 2 RBI 38. FSU 0.1, Miami S.). Kids, Hot Shots, Splitters, Drip Hi NOONERS Houston 31 31 .500 4½ Dries, Soap Suds, Hits & Misses, FIT 20,Washlngt.nILesO Standings: Flagship Bank, Indiana 31 32 .492 7 Lake Make-ups, Three and ½, Block 4= Emma -W . '.1'. . I Mary, Lucky Canvas, Stenstrom Cleveind WMh& Lee 26 39 .400 13 000000 10 Busters, Hooks I Curves, Go 22 Realty, Crab House, Deltons Detroit 14 4 .226 23½ FIT Getters, 'Alley Cats. 316 * 21" Sanitation, WOYM-1, Sanford Western Conference High Gmes: Sam Kaminsky Heating WOTM.2. Tops Shepherd, McGlothen Midwest Division 206. Lucia Weaver 201, Lucille Awnings. Hachenburg (7) and Snyder. Due to delay In construction, W I. Pc?. o. Thatcher 197, and 180; Martin 1 . High Games: - , - Dog Racing ' _. SCOREBOARD I _16LEffll .~r - t; Z % __'V I~ ' 0.," '. - • �r 41-Ev.nlng Herald, sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Discovering Loot Unlucky SEATTLE tUli; - The Ingrain family of Vancouver, Wash., who provided the FBI with its first solid evidence in the nine-year hunt for mystery hijacker D.B. .. l,uulF, Bl1flOS WISO ney hadn't Iud pai't of D,fl,'s loot, it was reported Saturday. In a copyrighted interview with the Seattle PostIntelligencer, Patricia Ingram, whose 8-year.old son Brian unearthed several thousand dollars of the marked bills from the banks of the Columbia River earlier this month, said the find wasn'tsolucky for the family. l)wayn Ingrain, 28, lost about $100 In pay when he took time off his job as a heavy equlpimient painter to turn the money over to the FBI. "lie had to go (to PortIand to turn the money in, and We had to stay there all day because we had to take (the FBI) out to where we found It," she said. "And then we had to go to the press conference (at which the FBI disclosed the recovery) because the FBI told us they wanted us nearby In case the reporters had any questions." The loss in pay was a big blow to the family, she said. 'We live from paycheck to paycheck, and we sure could use that $100," she said. "The day it happened, husband asked the FBI if he could get paid for the work he missed," Mrs. Ingram said, "but he's not a pushy person, so he just didn't say anything when they told us they didn't have the authority to do that. "Well, we helped thenm," she said. "I think they shoWd help us b8Ck• NOTICE UNDER cICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNt NotIce Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the Statute" "Fictitious Name Chapter 865.09, Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to.wit: SPRAGUE CUSTOM CABINETS & CARPENTRY under which I am engaged in business at Sfl Maple Avenue, Sanford, Florida in the City of Sanford, FlorIda. That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follows: David L. Sprague Dated at Casseiberry, Seminole County. Florida. February 12, 1980. Publish February 17, 24, and March 2,9, isso DES79 NOTICE OF SILL OF SALE George Olbert, Individual, has bought inventory, stock, miSc, office equipment of The Penndilte Company. Anyone having claims against these please contact at 126 Candace Dr., Maitland, Fl. Publiih Feb. 24, 1910 DES 1 ____________________________ NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given of pursuant to an Order or Final Wof elStf'Sd 10 lii ebO styled case I will sill the property situated In Seminole County, Florida. dacribed I$ Lot $3, BloCk B, GROVE TERRACE. according to the Plot thereel as recorded in PlOt Rook?, Page 42. ol tile Public Recorde Of semsnoe County, Florida. public sale to tile hllIsl and best bidder for cash. at tile 'tlflSle COUntY Of the Courthouse, In SanfOrd, Florida. betw090 tite hours of 11:10 cm. and 7:00 p.m., on MuCh 11, 1110. Arthur H. Rodiwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court By: Suan I. Tabor Deputy Clerk HARRY M. HOE IS, P.A. 721 East Kennedy Ilvd.TamPL Florida 3I9 (II)) 333664 Alfs,naV Iv Plaintiff Publish 115. U, 21, IWO PUCIl .!" . -- . a-' . - ERS SPECIALLY BENEFITING BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS. WHEREAS, the City Corn. mission of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, deems it advisable to construct grading, drainage, curb and paving in that portion of Newburyport Avenue from the north right.of way line of Baywood Street to the South right. of.way line of Fern Street, a distance of approximately 610 feet. WHEREAS, all improvements Shall be done in compliance with the plans, specifications and estimates on file with the City Clerk of the City of Attamonte Springs,Ftorida,whichsaidplans, specifications and estimates constitutethe plans, specifications and estimates for all said improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLOR. IDA, AS FOLLOWS: That the City Commission of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, deems it advisable as a necessary public improvement to construct grading, drainage, curb and paving in that portion of Newburyport Avenue, lying between Baywood Street and Fern Street, a distance of ap. proximately 610 feet. That all said improvements shall be done in Strict compliance with the plans and specifications and estimates of the cost of said improvements now on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Allamonte Springs, Florida, which said plans, specifications and estimates are hereby ap. proved by the City Commission and constitutes the plans, specifications and estimates of cost for said proposed im. provements, and the City Corn. mission of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, does hereby declare the necessity for the construction of grading, drainage, curb and paving as described aforesaid as a necessary public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the total cost of said irn. provements, including cost of all labor and materials, is estimated to be $56,000.00 and the sum of FIFTY.SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS (556.000.00) shall be assessedagainst all of the lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon Such improvements or specially benefited thereby and further designated by the assessment Pill now on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, which laid assessment plat Is hereby ap. proved by the City Commission of the City of Altarnonte Springs, Florida. . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That is the determination of the City Commission that all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous ,or bounding and abutting upon the said improvements will be especially benefited by the said improvements provided for in this Resolution; and that the special assessments to be made and en tend against all lots and lands located on Newbuyport Avenue betweenBaywoodStreetandFern Street as described aforesaid adjoining and contIguous or bounding and abutting upon such contemplated improvements shall be made upon a front toot basis, that is to say, that In the preparation of the special assessment roll covering the contemplated Improvements, such special benefits shall be deter. mined and prorated according to the foot frontage of the respective properties adjoining and con. tiguous or bounding and abutting such improvements upon especially benefited by said Im. provements. ThattheCityClsi-kottheCityof Altamonte Springs, Florida, in accordance with the provisions of low shall proceed to make and prepare a special assessment roll, assessinglhespeclalbenefitstobe received as the result of said improvements against the lots adjoinIng and con - ii tiguous or bounding and abutting said improvements, basing said special assessment against the respective properties to be especially assessed upon FIFTY SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3x) of the cost of such im provements as determined by this Resolution, and the amount determined by this Resolution to be assessed against the said property. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the special assessments provided for by this Resolution be payable at the option of the property owners as follows: In cash, within thirty (30) days of the confirmation of the said special assssmsnt roll or In three (3) equal annual installments, said deferred payments to beat interest at the rate of eight percent (I pd) per annum, the first deferred payment of principal plus of inst tocommercicfleol) year froenthe date of confirmation of said assessment roll and on the sense day of each year thenseft.r until paid In full. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That this Rnolvtion shall be once a week o - a period (7) weeks in the Evining f Herald, a newspaper of geninal cI,ctlon in Seminole County. Florida. BE IT FURTH(R RESOLVED: Thai this Resolution shall be become effective Immediately 4 after Its passage - - . PASSED AND ADOPTED this day Of February. A. P. $990. N. C. Floyd Mayor of the City of MSansetde Springs, Florida ATTEST: PhyllIs Jordaill City Clerk publiSh Feb. 24 & Mar. 7, 1986.. DSI'llo - CLASSIFIED ADS N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF r EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL :tcuir • IN AND FOR EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA :ASE NO.: SO0OO.CAi$.L eN RE: 3ONNA JEAN JENKINS, 'etitioner, natural mother and ext mend of the minor child, HRISTINA NOEL TAYLOR NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DANNY LEE CHILDS Last Known Residence Fairfax County, Virginia Present residence unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Change of Name of CHRISTINA NOEL TAYLOR, the minor child of BONNA JEAN JENKINS, and DANNY LEE CHILDS, your natural child, has enfiIedagnst you, the purpose )t thiS action being 10 change th same of the minor child from :HRISTINA NOEL TAYLOR to :HRISTINA NOEL JENKINS, md you are required to serve a :opy of your written defenses, if ins', to it on CHARLES A. o E H L I NO E R, E SQ UI R E, Petitioner's Attorney, whose ddress is 219 Maitland Avenue Suite 311, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. on or before March , 1980, and file the original with he Clerk of this Court either iefore service on Petitioner's immediately Attorney or thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my nand and seal of this Court on January 31, 1980. (SEAL) Arthur H. f3eckwilh, jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Eve Crabtree Deputy Clerk Publlh Feb. 3, 10, Il, 24, 1980 DES 18 ''j'j'" Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUITCOURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OP FLORIDA CASE NO. 79.3439CA49 DIVISION "K" MlO.STATE HOMES, INC.,. Florida corporation, Plaintiff, 5" EDWIN EARL YOUMAN STATEOFFLORIDAand BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Defendants, Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO. 372 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR CONSTRUCTION OF GRADING, DRAINAGE, CURB AND PAy. ING SERVING CERTAIN PRO. PERTIES ABUTTING NEW BURYPORT AVENUE FROM THE NORTH RIGHT.OF.WAY LINE OF BAYWOOD STREET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF FERN STREET IN THE OF CITY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESS. MENT OF A PORTION OF THE rAcyt ys.1Drr1 A(AIIICY YLI For Family FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1)90 Altamonte Dr., Allamonte Springs, Fla. 32701, Seminole County, Florida, under the tic, litious name of TED'S SPEEDY PRINTING, 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 Fir. t.tious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 363.09 Florida Statutes $95?. Sig. Theodore Parvu Publish Feb. 3, tO, Il, 21, 1950 DES.)? Sunday, Fib. 24, 1IO Seminole OdQndo - Winte PQrk 3222611 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. COOKS I COOK TRAINEES CHALLENGING -REWARDING fast food takeout store, in surance, credit union, profit share avail. Apply Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. RATES 44c line 39c a line 3c a line Itime 3consecuhve times 7cons,cutive times HOURS RN or LPN. I to 12 part time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Center, 050 Mellonv ille. Person to care ford mo. girl, my home nights. Sal. nego. Room 3. Board optional. 332711). S 30 P M 8 00 A M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum _________________________ TREASURE SEEKERS Percentage interest for work opening known GOLD MINE. 323-7629. DEADLINES Noon The DQy Before PublicQtion $370 per thousand for envelopes you mail. Postage Paid. Free. BLW.EH P.O. Box 13332A, Orlando, FIa. 32509. Sundo - Noon FridQ _________________________ ____________________________ _______________________ 4-Persoflals ______ . -. - NEEDED NOW! RN's- LPN's HOME CAR EHOSPITAL STAFF NURSES Al DES- Trimister abortion-5125; Gyn CIinic-520; Pregnancy test; male sterilization; free counseling, Professional care supportive atmosphere, confidential. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION 609 E.CotonialDr.,OrlanCo 3 to 11; 11 to? LIVE-IN COMPANION UPJOHN HEALTH CARE CALL 628-0636 SERVING ORANGE AND OR SEMINOLE COUNTY -- - NIGHT MAINTENANCE -Cleaning not Experience preferred essential. •Paid Vacations Company Paid Life In. surance •Paid Holidays IStock Purchase Plan •Paid Sick Leave •Paid Pension Plan IFree Hospitalization SSlckrmess & Accident Dis. ability Insurance. And Many More Apply in Person Location: US Hwy 17.92 8. Air. port Blvd. An Equal Op. portunity Employer. - S ABORTIONS Toll Free 1 800 221 2568 SWITCHBOARD OPE RA TOR it E CE PT ION 1ST Must be capable typist, various routine office duties. Apply in person Cobie Boat Co. 100 Silver Lake Rd. - - Wh Be Lonely? Write:"Ge$ A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. ter, Fl. 335)8. NEED mart Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl WILSON PLACE-S gorgeous new home w.2300 5Q ft, tiled foyer & baths, Ig brick FP in FR w.paddle fans, built in microwave, half acre oak shaded lot. $95,000. ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: Do you find time on your hands? Do you enioy housework? Could you use 13.10 hr. during the hrs. the kids are in school? Come see us, Quality Inn North, 1.4 & 434, Longwood. ________________________________ mD u" •' 29-Rooms Sanford GracIots living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire iCO S. Oak 541.7113 i'"......--- FANTASTIC 4 BR, 28, huge kit., formal DR. 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mtg. Perfect location S31.500. 30-Apartments_Unfurnished SANFORD-Remodeled I BR pius den.air, tile bath. $320. Adults. 841.7333. EXCLUSIVE ' acre in country, 3 BR, i'm 0, 10 mm. to 1.4, private area, C.H&A, 1g. patIo, carpeted, easy cash to mon. Only $45,900. i uiuy on Lake Ada. Just So. of. Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In 323.5670 Call Sanford. MarIflrt' vJ,ua,. 41-Houses INVESTMENT Western Auto, 12,000 sq ft. auto lift w.alr compressor, 1g. sign in front, owner will sell inventory at cost. This is a real money maker. Only $135,000. 32-Houses Unfurnished Lk. Mary Blvd., 3 BR, 28, range, ref., garage, microwave, drapes, no pets. $373 mo. 862.6393. - 4 BR, ID, fenced yd. in Suniand. $275 mo. 1st & last & 5100 damage. 3231903. Deltona' Here it iS' Should be 175,000, only 161,500. Custom Harold Hall Realty Inc REALTOR,MLS 3235774 Day - Night or IMMEDIATELY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OUTSIDE SOLICITORS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Light hand assembly help PROBATE DIVISION needed, Days I afternoons. 3 BR, 28 to responsible adult EARN TOP CASA SANDRONI Restaurant 8. File Number S0.fl.CP 13.10 hr. to start. Horlan fern. $300 + deposit, near ZIG hALT! Engineering, 600 Lake Emma Division Lounge famous for their COMMISSIONS Sanford. 1.275.1571. REALTOR MLS Gourmet foods. 50 yrs. in Rd. Lake Mary, Fl. 32716. ____________________________ IN RE: ESTATE OF HOURS FLEXIBLE Vegas, Orlando, Las 312105 Cv', 323.3956 KATHERINE NICHOLLS, Is your rent $2501300 do you Dining Room Help Call Bob Lovenbury Baltimore & Pennsylvania. Deceased have $7001900 cash-buy don't Apply in person Holiday Inn Circulation Manager Specializing in marinated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION rent. 3.1 BR home. 323•017. BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR l.4Santord.323.4010 EVENINGHERAL.D steaks, home made pasta, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Now at new reduced price sausage 8. bread. Will have CLAIMS OR DEMANDS 3222611 Workers needed for cabinet $57,000. This large 4 BR, 25 Grand Opening February 100 YDS TO LAKE MONROE AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE _______________________ manufacturIng shop. Must home is instantly available, all Sanford. flnd. DOwntowr AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Lovely 2 BR, 2B home, 70 haveknowtedgeoftools.Apply the extras you want in a fine E. Commercial Ave. INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Broadway St., Enterprise. 10 Gentry Manufacturing Co. home too. Owner will help COOK ALL AROUND YOU ARE HEREBY mm. to Sanford, $350 mo. Bob Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. finance it you assume $I pct Able to prepare complete meals NOTIFIED that the ad Sherwood 895.0577, 444.57)0. VA mtq. Call todayl 5-L()t & Found 9 a.m..3 p.m. M.F. _________________________ for 40 oeoole olus handle ____________________________ -ministration of the estate of general kit. duties. Must be Katherine Nicholls, deceased, File Goldenrod.Dommerich Fire SUPER BUY A $20,S00 37- &slr.ess Property reliable & able tO get along Number 80-29 CP, Is pending in the LOST: Lk. Mary area, male Dept. will be excepting ap. New listing, call now to see the ____________________________ w.elderly people. Good Circuit Court for Seminole County, Matmute.shep mixed. 51k w plications for the position of exceptional value of this 2 or 3 working conditions with 3 day Business location. Rent 2,000 sq. Florida, Probate Division, the wh. on face & legs. Husky Fmrefighter.Paramedic thru OR home, cony, located, wa wk-end off every other wk. For ft., fully carpeted, modern address of which is North Park built. Reward. 322 3)77. March 5, 1950. Applicants bus line close by for your appt call 339.5002. best location, excellent traffic Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771. must be a Florida State Cer. convenience. Selling "as is." I visibility. Call 332.4401 The personal representative of the lified Paramedic IFlorida care &-Chi __________ estate is Lillian Elda Nichols, RANENNA PARK State Certified Firefighter. -- - -LPN'S & AIDES whose address Is P.O. Box 248, 3 BR home w.FI. rm. I sc porch Applications may be obtained 4AApertmIn & Longwood, Florida 32750. The leading to beautiful pool, patio Will Baby Sit at Fire Station No. 1. 1755 Better Living Center name and address of the personal I BBQ. 149,900 with I'm pct. FT or PT in myhome Palmetto Ave., Goldenrod, Fl. - ..QUQXiLfQr JL.. of Casseiberry representative's attorney are set assumable mort. or VA.FHA 32733. 303.671.2303 Equal 323-7382 -_.-_-_ Call for appt.339-5002 forth below. financing. Opportunity Employer M.F. Will Baby Sit All persons having claims or FURN. DUPLEX-near down Eye. 305-668-S640305323.1863 In my homeanylime demands against the estate are * * * * * * * town, very neat 2 story. Cozy TRACTOR TRAILER 322.0313 THREE required, WITHIN home for2 families or great Want to Buy- 1 or 2 BR house, DRIVERS MONTHSFROMTHEDATEOF investment with excellent EXCITEMENT owner to hold mtg. Write P.O. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 9-Good Things to Eat income. $36,000 owner Box 26), Sanford. Division of Malor US Corp. is ENTHUIASM THIS NOTICE, to file with the __________________________ 'Ien w.5S,000 dwn. seeidng DOT qualifIed drivers clerk of the above court a writ. FRIENDLY SERVICE I tmen you place a Classified Ad in for a new over the road private Murcotts, Navels, ten statement of any claim or The Evening Herald, stay close carriage operation to be based and Grapefruit THIS IS WHAT YOU demand they may have. Each because to your phone Harold Hall Realty %2247330i3220362 in Sanford, Ft. Qualified ap. claim muSt be lnwriting and must FIND AT something wonderful is about to piicants must have two.man r indicate the basis for the claim, Inc. REALTOR, MLS happen. tssmexp.,baatleast2synsof AAA EMPLOYMENT the name and address of the 11-InstructIons age & have a mln. of 2 yrs. creditor br his agent or attorney, ______________________________ PRICEDREDUCED 3235774DayorNight over the road exp., g $SECRETARY.RECEPTIONIST$ and the amount claimed. If the 0,000 references & a proven safety Good personality & office skills claim is not yet due, the date OPEN HOUSE RAINBOWCHILD record required. Interested • will land tnis one, aBEAT INFLATIONea when it will become due shall be Sunday 1.3 p.m. applicants please reply to Box Creative Expressions 322.7813 stated. If the claIm is contingent or * BUY A DUPLEX* 240 S. Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor 4$, co The Evening Herald. unliquidated, the nature of the _________________________near Lk. Mary & Mayfair P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. NEW 2 BR, lB. & 3 BR, 28. SMANAOERTRAINEE$ uncertainty shall be stated. If the Country Club. 1.14 acre on 18-Help 32771. EOE M.F. models from ONLY High school grad will train. $770 claim is secured, the security shall point of beautiful clean Low 1l.S pct. interest mo. to start, full benefits, be described. The claimant shall New Restaurant offering a swimming lake. 4 Bdrm., 2", Cashier.Hostiss assumable with $15,900 down. chance ot a life time. deliver sufficient copies of the SV.2165 sq. ft. in secluded Exponty AMshlftldays. Apply position for Manager Trainee GREAT TAX SHELTER with claim to the clerk to enable the prestige area of Seminole in person Deltone inn, $ wopportunity of ownershIp to EXCELLENT RETURN ON clerk to mail one copy to each County. Custom built. extras, 1 Mrs. G. right party. Must be bondable. S MUFFLER PERSONS INVESTMENT. Call todayl personal representative. yr. warranty. Call telween 1 a $ Martha V. Mikler REALTOR to start. Hurry All phases, $700 All persons interested in the _____________________________ MarimMotons Installers 333.7924 after 671.1115 or hrs. needed 1mm. estate to whom a copy of this IN DeBARY-2.1 with a big inboard, outboard, 2 men right Notice of Administration has been Legal Notice family room. Immaculate away. Steady work, Cobia $FACTORYMAINTSNANCES mailed are required, WITHIN inside I top condition outside. IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a rues Boat Co. 100 SlIver Lake Road, Elec. & welding exp. Welt ext THREE MONTHS FROM THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Quiet location yet close to Car, Slo today's Classified alt Sanford, Fl. company, sxc pay. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL shopping. Mid 30's. for bist buys. CATION OF THIS NOTICE, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Motor cleOperatorl STRAINSI POSITIONS to file any objections they SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. HOME WITH INCOME POTEN. Permanent Full Time position at Cabinet making, learn trade wa may have that challenge the IN NE: The Mantiage Of TIAL 4 Bdrm, 4 Bath, for. the Unlverslft' of Florida Agri future, 41-44ou1es validity of the decedent's will, the VIVIAN H. JOHNSON, Wit., mai living room & din, room. Research & Education Center. qualificatIons of the personal Petitioner, Breakfast room and den. All Salary range $7224 ($3.46 hr.) SCASHIERHOSTESSS representatIve, or the venue or .vs. Beautiful Homesite Lot for your recently remodeled. Walk to to $5,166 plus 16 pet. fringe Chance to be charming, one of jurisdiction of the court, new home. Prices range from WILLIAM L. JOHNSON, shopping, church and school. beneult5. JOb dUtii$ include areas finest dining spots. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Husband, $2,150 to 16,600. 555.000. general farm work as well as OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Respondent, farm tractor driving. Ap. SWAITRESSICOOKS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Need a Small Home? Will, we NOTICITODEFEND Room for an office with 3 Bdrm, pllcation forms available at Several positions, exp or will Date of the first publication of have a 2 BR, FP LR. fenced TO: 2 Bath home to enjoy. Onehaif 2700 B. Celery Ave. train. Fib. this Notice of Admi.iistration yard, for only $29,500. WiLLIAM L. JOHNSON acre zoned commercial ob Equal Opportunity Af. 24, 1910. (address unknown) busy four lane. $36,900 firmative Action Employer, STOP IN OR CALL MONDAY Lillian Elda Nichols 3235176 As Personal Representative last known address BEAUTY ADVISOR-aloe of the Estate of 783433 Wilson Avenue business, part time to start, AL.LFLORIDAREALTY WE HAVE MANY MORE. Katherine Nicholls Cocoa Beach, Florida also mgesnt. avail. for rIght YOUR FUTURE IS Deceased you ARE HEREBY notlf led person with InItiative. Send OUR CONCERN that VIVIAN H. JOHNSON has 25445. French Ave. 3730331 qua I, to P0 Sos 1497$, Orlando ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL flied a Petition for DissolutIon of 373.0775322.5333, 332.3772 REPRESENTATIVE * * * * * * * Marriage In the Circuit Court of William L. CoIbft, Big. Seminole County, Florida end you STENSTROM, McINTOSH. are required to serve a copy of JULIAN, COLBERT & WH1OHAM your written defenses, if any, on J. P.O. Box 1330, Sanford Florida CHRISTOPHER RAY, Post Office 332771 Box 2525. Sanford, Florida 32771 - St.Prims Johns Rlvsr Frontags Telephone : (305) 322.2271 and tile theoriglnal with the Clerk Publish Feb. 24 & Mar. 2, 1910 tA the abovestyled Court on or I. DES.l05 before the 12th day of March, 1950, otherwise a Default and Ultimate I Judgment will be entered against youforthereliefdemandedlnthi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Petition. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and official CASE NO. 86'311.CA.I4.I AUCTION seal of said Court on this the 6th IN Ni.z THE MARRIAGE OP i t day of February, 1980. DIANA LEE DOWNING, (SEAL) WlfoPetItIor4r, Saturday • March 1 • 11:00 AM. ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH, JR. I a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CLINTON D. DOWNING, COURT HusbandRnpondent, 540 (±) Acres • 10 Acre Tracts SemInole County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION Susan B. Tabor, I O Deputy Clerk CLINTON D. DOWNING, Homesites • Investment Property J. CHRISTOPHER RAY dd unknown Post Office Box 2W YOU are hereby notIfied that a Sanford, Florida 32771 ST. JOHNS RIVER PARK • PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE proceeding for DissolutIon of ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER • Marriage a VIACUIO has blan filed - PRIVATE ROADS • UTILITIES • ZONED A.1 • 4 MILES ST. Pub February $0, 17, 24 and agaInst you end you are required V ch 1010 to serve a copy of your written JOHNS - RIVER & CANAL FRONTAGE • LAND OWNERS ASSN DEN.SO I A ' defenses,. if any, thereto upon 11 • FICTITIOUS NAME Pe$ltion.rsattol'fl,y, w$li fl$ . . AUCTION AUTHORIZED BY U.S. DISTRICT COURT. Notice is hereby given that I am aes apusar below, on or before March 19 1990 and tile the engaged in business at RT I lOX DIRECTIONS: Hwy 46 E. from Sanford FIa. to S.R. 415A • North I onIgiiaI therf with the Clerk of $07, SUNSET DR., LONOWOOD, FL., Seminole County, Florida this Court eIther before service on Ito Osteen, Fl.. • Turn right at Post Office • Follow Auction p,hb*ites1 attorney or Im. under the f(ctltlous name of I signs 3¼ mIles to property. mediately tbereatfer; otherwise a ORANGE GLASS & MIRROR CO,, and Hut I intend to register said default will be entered against TERMS: 50% Down ($2500.00 sale day) for the relief demanded in the name with the Cleft of the CircuIt Court. SImIfIOIS County, Florid. In petition. I Bal@10%for5yeare ..', WITNESS my hand and the seal accordance with the provisions of I the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Of this Court on the 131st day 5% Discount for Cash • CI0.!ng 30 days Wit: Section 566.05 Florida February, 1910. II ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH JR. Statutes 1557. INSPECTION DATES: Feb.24 thru 29 from 12•6 p.m. 11g. DEAN SLAIN Cleft Of COWS I Publish February $0, $7, 74 and By: Susan E. Tr ForAddIflonaI Informahion 01 Pr.. &ochur• CIII March 2, 1919 Deputy Clerk I PERIl Richard L. Momels HUTCHISON, MORRIS & I. MAMELE IMPØYMINT Tile US Navy elfin yeai jab Poet Office Drawer H I epperwelhles $ you guaMly. 330 North Past Avenue Co., Broker SIll pee, Sled beultis. d a FlorIda 3277) I • P.O. eect 95 loam wilNe Ylo WL 305333.451 Publish FebrUary 17,34 and Much let the fads cell yepr Navy AUCTION UNDER TENT RAIN OR SHINE e • ON PROPERTY ,nsIIsr. Call vs caliecit 2,9, IWO hr. .i IA V'O_'"'V_- Private party wants to buy older income property. After6p.m.3222962 ______________________ R OIBIE'S I ' - - _____________ -- -_ -_ - - -- 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CENTRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA. 135.500 LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. 5 ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW) BEDROOM.2BATH,2 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. ROOM, I-'m OATH. ORIGIN. ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $28,500. , BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE, $49,500. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK I - - '- - __________________________ - ' r , • . - ' - - ,. . - - - - - . . - '' _ L (305)8623363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction - Box 1328 Longwood, Fla. 32750 * _ - : r I,, 'I ( ,/ tC, 62A.Fa -- -- - - - - ____________ 50-Miscellaneous for - We specialize inFARMS RANCHES GROVES 6'? acres for only 1)6.500 Very good terms. Osteen, I H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Req. REAL Broker 250 N. 17.92, Casselberry. Fl. 834.8200 Eve. 5673 --- - ---- --- you sell "Don't Needs" with a s'at ad - Sale Side by Side refrigerator, 175. picnic fable. w 2 benches, $30. full size baby bed w mattress. ss. O.k porch rockers, $2995, metal office desk. $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 F 25th St 323 51-Household SFEI' S'TROIVJ , - - - - ---- -- 71 CtieroIet Impala AC. PS. P15,21.000 mi 5750 321 0575 '4 70 Caddy. 2 dr Coupe deVille Good running cond Stereo, new battery, radial tires, muffler 3. shockS, $795 3?) 526? , - ---- -- VEGA 7' IMPA( A V) Palmetto 323 5541 -Aye ---- - - - - 7? Torino. $600 13.000nti 331 0119 'ilPontia(Cutl,issAc I'W PS E-xc Cond , 400 Cu in $500 1?? 5164 ______ _______ 67-Livestock.Poultry - ______________________________________________ '---------. " . Rabbits for Sale I Dressed, live or any size ___ ________ 323 6656aft4 ______________________ I - • 68-Wanted to Buy __________________________ I ____________________________ WebuyuswJfurnitur FURNITURE & THINGs 5005 Sanford Aye, ____________________ Sanford AsphaltSaallng _________________________ 323 6593 Used, any condition 6445126 I Antiques and Modern Furniture One Pieceor Houseful Bridges Antiques 323 2801 S Drawer File Cab., 150 Chest of Drawers, $20 8&WTV.S?0 3231247 _________ ___________________ Sell that exlra bike with a low cost Classified Ad. _______ Oak Bunk (teds, ladder, Rail,springs&mattress Likenew 37) 0843 WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPI lANCE S & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Fur neturt'. 705 F 75th St. 3230981 ________________ ______ --______ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S G BALINT 312 8665 ------- -' (Man, quality operation B yrs exp Patios, Driveways etc Wayne fled 371 13?) Sanford 377 75)0 home repairs. paneling, roof, Orl 831 6303 ______________________ Allpricedlosell 867 SOSOaff 9 30p.m Home Repair BASE SEALING & MAINT. Co. Spring special 2 coats of sealer on 1500 yds or more. lSc per sq I yd, restriping Sc ft Any cleaning extraAny repair extra -We use only Federal Spec materials. Cosmicoat SealerBeen in Seminole Cty 20 yrs bedding sets only! Free loca$ Cash 322.4132 delivery Noll's Sanford Fur- I niture Salvage, I? 92, So. of Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. '°!- 32287" Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used 1971 Singer future Fully auto, furniture. Refrig., stoves, tools repossessed, used very short -----------------time. Original $591. bal. Sill or •RIENTAL RUGS WANTED $21 ma. Agent 339 8334 Top Prices Paid Stereo Chairs Lamps STENSTROIl 77 Aspe'n, 4 door. PS PB AC, 20 mpg, 52.500 firm 313 - U1 MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 tC' '75 models Call 339 9)00 or 831 460S (Dealer I Gentle Pony, good with kids, For'7'i'.ci'iOj,T Air. Exc Cond .S1.195 ticure i,iform,itiOn call 323 4183 869 1017 between 3 & f ________________________ - seconds but brand new fop tine REALTY - REALTORS I CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE JUST LISTED 3 BR, 1'-, -B, 2 MOUNTAINS of merchandise story condo in CC Manorl C every day. ____________________________ HIA, w-w carpet, egpt. kit., I DR, spacious rms 8. more. -BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. 42-4f'43bile Homes 80-Autos for Sale -- - ______________________ - ------ -------. Plumbing supply business • real estate & inventory I Bk, lB. all appl. md. W&D, 5)43,000. w. Maliczowski, approx. 770 sq. ft., outside REALTOR. 372 7983. storage, pool & club house, __________ - -- - assum. first or owner will consider terms. $27,000.. Orlando 277.1798. 70 Dodge Polar,m. ugl tat runs iood Good fires, new haftcr. 66-Horses Ilced full Size hotel motel bed ding Very dean, $14 e'a PC Noll'', Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92, So of Sanford 372872) 322 $64laItSp m - FOISIle - DAYTONA AUTO .\ljC ICON wy 92. 1 ml,' west ot Daytona Beach C,.li 1,10 ,t pi.,blic AU TO AUCTION t''r Tuesday S. Saturday at 710. it's t$e Only one in Florida You set The reserved price Call 90.4 253 83$) for further details. 5 Cornet. 1650. '70 Pont Cony mi 383 P53 or South on Wekiva tails Rd - Toy breed Silky Terrier, 1 mo. old, male. Pedigreed, no tarqer than 10 lbs full grown. Si00 365 7413 _____________________________ Goods Pool Table, Cue Sticks & Other Accessories 41-A--Condomlniunn - - 65--ts.SuppIies I II? 921 Sanford with payments $250 & under to 207 E.IStPI St. ' " ___________________ 373 5371 qualified buyers. 143 Carver I ' off of total inventory of brand I ----------- -' -Ave. 1-293.9171. new interspring bedding. These ' 46-Comrnercial !l.diy beds are not damaged or ----- ____________________________ -. - _______________________ Eves.32206l2,327 $537 I -- - - IIALCOLBTREALTYlnc. Whybuyuscd'Newbranoneme tX springs 8. mattresses at 20 MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP xt above dealers cost Twin. full size, queen & king Jenkins Geneva) acres '510.000 Furniture, 0S F 25th St 373 Lk Harney 200'-- 537.000 oi NEWHOMES - - _______________________ - .-----------323.7832 Inc., Realtors -- .__.. -----' ' -- MLS E1 373-d06toreves. 373-05)7 KnowlesRealtylnc. REALTOR - 628.3005 The Real Estate Agency . ________ . ESTATE LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 3736400 ct tj ________ (.(if') . ___________________________ . ________________________ "May I eat lunch with Pierre? He's havi'g my favorite...feulllete de St. Jacques, crevettes au M. Unsworth Realty .-__, Executive Home--Loch Arbor 3 BR. Rec room. pool. 7 yrs. old Assume 7i; mtg. Owner will hold 2nd with large down. $77,000__3732287' - __________ ______ -'4, - z-.o ' ______ 1976 Honda 3601 3100 ml fairing luggage bag Disc brakes & Cl start Good COnd . $600 323 9355 _______________________ ' - - like brand rew Brng it tO nil's F n,t St,mton at :5th A (7 9?, wa lobs too Ciii 322 9850 . --- -- -75 Trans Am Sl,'r Ant Series. AM FM f irack stereo cruise, air like ne Si .100 or best offer 3i 915: - - - ' Sanford '-. 43-Lots-Acreage Buitdto Suit our- lot or yours FHA VA. FHA 235 & 245 REALTY WORLD. 2413 French Av - 79-Trucks. Trailers BUILDINGS!! LAST CHANCE ________________________ AT THESE PRICES!! All Ton Chevy PU steel, pre engineered clean 350, autotrans, PS. PB span buildings (Maior Mfg.) 51,000 3?? 7681 All buildings have 25 lb wind -------- - -----load and large framed 1975 Dodge :1 p U opening 530'xlB'x12' for 321.0659 13.990 00. .lO'xlB'x)l' for $516900. 10'x17'xIl' for Dodqeste'' $6.16? 00. 18'x96'i11 for $2003. take over $131 mcm 19.31700 F 0 IS Factory. Call 327 1855 aft 1 collect 9 a m toó p m 305 33) ______________________________ 4617 cooking for a lob? The Classified 3 3210759 Pct' interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 322 7287 Just 131,500! carpet. remodeling. All work (luar Free Est 331 846S autyCi,-e ___________________________ TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON Land Clearing formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nock _____________________ 5)9 E. 1st St., 322 5712 Landclearing, Fill Dirt 8 Clay ____________________________ Chuck Gormly CIramiclile 322 7991 __________________________ _______________________________ ce our beautiful new BROAD. REALTY - REALTORS ____________________________ MORE, front & rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES COMMERCIAL 1.SACRES 0nudot'. 3235200 SEIGLER REALTY ' rmwbaywindow,recrm w- i 200' on $7.92 in developing Lake WFi;UYUSFDURNITURE& VA&FHA Financing MEINTZER TILE bar! BPP SERVICE CON ______________________________ I BROKER __________________________ Mary Blvd. area all utilities APPI lANCES Sanford Fur New or repair, leaky showers our l-.and5Capiflg TRACT Only 549.500. I available. Priced rightt Call -----_--I niture Salvage 372 612$2139 S Myrtle Ave specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 8691542 ________________________________ 43-LOIS-ACf'eage I _______________________________ Nancy Butler Todayt .----------------------.--.-- --- ________ 52-Appliances EXCLUSIVE 3 BR, lB home in ____________________________ Orlando Sanford - , I -I lilefloors installed Wynnewood Lg. landscaped I 377 1577 321 "SPECIAL" Low Rates I Whatever the occasion, there isa NEW& REPAIR Iotl Pan. Fl.rm.,lg. patio, w-w This Week Only MICROWAVE classified ad to solve It. Try one Sanford's Sales Leader tree Est 830 1183afl 6 carpet, Dining area I much Free Estimatesf3l 0070 I I soon. morel BPP SERVICE CON I HIGHWAY 14 FRONTAGE, De. Push i,oltoti "ontrols, has caro __________________________ I usel. still in warranty 322-2420 essmaking ACRES. $31,500. DINING ROOM ELEGANCE Originally sei'.', assume pay I 72Auction _____________________ Lawn&L,andscang 2 BR,) Bath, 1g. covered patio, merits of $21 mo Agent 339 SUPER 4 BR, 28 home in -.- -ANYTIME 8356 PLUS ACRES WOODED, , and fenced backyard. EXTRA Mayfair on a beautiful Iotl C. Alterations, Dressmaking ROAD toom, EXTRA nice, EXTRA Expert Lawn Care F RON TAG E, HIA, Fl. rm., FP, 1g. rms I a Drapes, Upholstery 'ror Estate Cmmercial & Resi Multiple Listing Service - KENMOPE WASHER I'arts. DELTONA AREA. 5(2,700. :iiveable. $27,500. Mowing All Yard Work Mother-in-law suitel Enjoy 322.0107 cjent,al Auctions & Appraisals. Service Used M,i(,hines Free Est 322 8769 your pool & patiol BPP SER- . CIII Dell's uction. 323)620. -____________________ 03 2565 MOONEY APPI lANCES 8ACRESLAKE FRONT ROLL. VICE CONTRACT. Yours for 3230691 PARK -ING HILLS, NICELY REALTORS DryWall $64500 C ailBart CERTIFIEDLAwN ' , WOODED. VOLUSIA •PUBLICAUCTION, &LANDSCAp1NG Washer repo. GE cieluxemodel REAL ESTATE COUNTY. $21,500. FREE ESTIMATES327 7907 Sanford's Sales Leader )rywall, Leilings, and Wails orig $109 35. used sfmort .MON,, FEB. 25, 7 PM. REALTOR. 327 7195 Branch Office repaired, Res. & Comm. lime flal- $189 11 or $19.35 mo. A F I ii AraI ImrAC,I, u Aq".' 339 836?. Remodel & Additions. Consignments of LAKEFRONT, household VOLUSIA L4LU PaInting Call 83) 5399 or 862 0)34 goods have been coming in all COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. Ref, repo. 16 Cu ft frost free week long & still as this ad $36,900. Orig. $529, now $205 or $19 mo. ANYTIME goes to print. We are loaded Agent 339 8)86. Panting by Anthony Corno Boarding withmixtureofold&modern;' ____________________ SI ACRES NICELY WOODED _____________________ Multiple Listing Service Quality Int or Ext pressure md. beautiful rattan Lit suite, LAKE FRONT, LAKE cleaning. Free Est 3270071 53TV-Radio-Stereo pool tbl, Animal 1g. 47-Real Estate Wanted assortment of Haven Grooming & HELEN AREA. $50 ______________________________ 2565 Boarding Kennels. Thermo velvet paintings, wicker bar REALTORS PARK stOOls f assorted chests, Loj, _O_F LO AREA OF P'.' repo (9" Zenith. Sold orig, ?!atcOntr.oied heat. off floor I 03 Webuyyouraquity;closemn2lh,. , uneites, ucvping ooxes we cater to t',riete HOMES NEAR 5493.75 bal, $113.14 or $1? mo AWAROREALTY, INC. Branch ______________________ your pet. 32257.s2 couches,tbls toomucimmore SANORA, TAKE YOUR PICK. Agent 339.,3pô to list. Definitely a sale to $7,900 EACH. _____________________ Office Trenteamnting&Repair attend, Make room in your attic, garage Good usedTV's, $7SIup lmmedlateCASHforequity lnterior& Exterior Sell idle items with a Classified $MASTER CHARGE& VISAS GOING IN MILLERS SERVICE, in your homeoracreage Free Est Ad. Call a friendly ad.taker at 372 3558 Ph. 322-0352 26lSOrIandoDr. OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 3220216 3722611 or 131 9993. ANFORD AUCTION. ACRES IN UPSALA 10 57,500 9 BARGAIN TV's CASH OR TERMS. We buy equity In houses, apts, & PAIN TING S RE PAIR Whypay more? HiSS. French 373 7340 vacant land, Lucky In. mdiv rrns, & houses HERB'S TV ______________________ Houwaung 2' ACRES NEAR LAKE S vestments, P.O. Box 29. 5 5 5 322 I2Slaft6pm, I 2597 S. Sanford Ave. ______________________________ APARTMENTS 323 1734 I HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. Sanford 3724741 ___________________ __________________ • 75-Recreational Vehicles Housewives cleaning Serv,ce Painting& Remodeling _________________ I?" Color port. TV, solid state, "Luxury For Per$onalized,fast, dependable FREE ESTIMATES. 5)25; 25" Color TV, $65, AM P WOODED LOTS, ROAD Call anytime 349 5259 47A- rtgagss Bought Regular or itlme basis I -1,3,3 BR, Suites I FMslereow-cass,tte,AM FM FRONTAGE NEAR CAR. '72 Chevy Motor Home, Self. Wedowashwmndows 677 5194 I &SokI stereo w record player. _____________________ I RIAGE Unfurn. -'Adult. Family . COVE. I YOUR contained, Dinette, bath, 3236670 CHOICE FROM $1,500. P.el - Laundry stereosys.,$3,o00or5t0ff1 Photograiy Hen*lnrovsnwi5i We . 2nd mortgages. 1st & Will buy 339 9152. ______________________________ lOWe? - I . Story 115* mats Real esrete 1. -.____________________ I 54-Garage Sale LL OF THE ABOVE pito. Business 1010$. F19.ida Mon. PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE Wedding photography by John 20' 1973 Travel Trailer, sleeps o, 1505W. 25th ST. Carpentry, Painting, Maint, gage Investment. 1101 E. WITH TERMS AND WE Cullum free engagement otalltypes Lic Bonded A-C, Self Contained, A.) cond. RumageSale: Sat., Sun.IMon. SANFORD • . • Robinson, Orlando, 473.7976. HAVE MANY MORE NOT $300. 3230557. photos or color 1*10. 323 125$. 323-6035 Insured 116 W. Woodland Dr. 1341309 322-2090 ADVERTISED. -Also? Boats C ____________________ _______________________ _______________________ CALL US ANYWAY, ____________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Yard Sale: COURT CUSTOM'SCONST. sooner you place your Thus thru Sun. 2100 - Custom design homes, classified ad, time sooner you gem Summerlln. Ranges, Stereos LESS THAN RENT results, OWN AddItions. 323 0251 Dapers to Disco, Misc. _______________ I MODELS OH DISPLAY BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE Horn. Repsir COMPARE THESE FEATURES: ) p 7uto Parts _____ S5-Boats&Acceswies $lSforl'plck.updelivered 321051? 323-1517 aft _____________________________ LARGE POOL Custom built utility & boat . Complete Mobile 17' Alum V bottom Sears Boat, trailers, truck racks I misc. ,imaa '-. ps.o NEW& USED BATTERIES Duffle Bags, S6.5Sup CLUIHOUSEAREA Home Repair S.Shp Seers motor, like new & repairs. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 349 $259 Will buy junk Auto Batteries trailer, ll for 5325. 3230393. SEIGLER REALTY 322-579; CITY WATER and SEWER 301 Sanford Ave. Best Price-Major Credit Cards MUST SELL- 17' F-glass Lar BATTERY SHOP _________________________________________________ BROKER IADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS WILSONMAIFR FURNITURE son Runabout w.'6 10 imp, $07 W.27th51. 333-9)54 34395. MyrtleAve. BUY, SELL.TRADE recently rebuilt. Needs seal & 31)315E.FirstSl. 3225622 cleanup. $350. 333.11$; an 6. 0-lade Sanford MOW..SUN. 51-121 ARRIAGE A.OK TIRE 377 1571 321 0610 3227450 :IS AM. Utility TraIler 2 Mi Col 1702 1979 17' ProCraft Bass Boat. 118 Shocks SI'S--Heavy Duty $6.95 1.11 P.M. For Sale w Accessories SANFORD imp Johnson. Fully eqpt., 57,000 New Batteries $29.95 ______________________________________________________ Inquire 306 PalmelloAy.. Call aft 5p.m. 323-4070. 2EI3FreficNAve.,S.,,lerd SPECIAL 3 BR, 1"a B home on a beautiful lot, many extras! C ? CROCKETT Cog clCom.a ___ H&A,w - w carpet, DR. pan. Fl. , TJACT. A buy for 5)7.500! _______ ____________________ AREA, IS WOODED iLL _______________________ vv..,, J,j1 323 2222 --- ' - , - - 3232222 - - ------ - .-- .w u, -- '''' _______________________ Ieq!va jardeq -------------__._._.... -' I - _-____... .. • . , , - J - _________ _____ - . j - - WeId,g FOR ' __________ FIREWOOD S .5 ?OCEITT _______________ ______ ____ - -----__ . __________________ ______________________ 323. _ C COVE I 'I, - - F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL SELLOW SAND C ill C irk & t4rt 323 7Sf" -- - - 2640 Sanford Ave. - - _______________________ - . _______________________ I OR country kit cor lot like new low dwn by owner mid 205-300 Elm, 373 0197. CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL 735 c 5 HEAT & AIR, MANY EX TRAS. $39,900. . _________________________ C, - - SANFORD DUPLEX 2 BR, 18, in each. I? yr old, CD 5t close owntown& and CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT I always rented. Owner will PORCH & NEW ROOF. consider mtg, w-29 pct. down. 121,900. 532.500 HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MOEXCEPTIONAL CONDO DERN,POO, 3 BEDROOM, 2'.m BATH, FORMAL DINING - 2 BR. 25, carpet, spiral staircase to loft, Master BR & B. drapes, balcony This one is a Jewel KITCHEN. REDUCED TO 1_omlortable! work free, $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE Condo living at ifs best! MORTGAGE. -. __________ ________ - EDROOM FRAME, WALK ____________________-- I STEMPER AGENCY _________________________ _____________ - _______--- - - - - - Older home char,,s-j BR.LR.. - 24HOUR[ 322•9283 - _________________________ ment? Sell ___________________________ -_ _____________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE I BOLSTERED WITH VALUES REALTORS FROM THE WANT AD ?7loSanford Ave. 322 7972 COLUMNS I VA- F HA.235.Con. Homes Wanted to buy or lease w Option to buy from owner, moderate Low Down Payment house or 2 BR trailer within 5 Cash for your lot' Will build on mm. of Sanford, Adult section your lc7t ni our lot preferred. Good handyman. V Enterprise. Inc 323 6625. M&etInc_ - Realtor _______________________ Moving to a newer home, apartI "don't needs" fast BATEMAN REALTY - "--'.rc - REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ________________________ Eves. 319 5100 322-1959 OPEN HOUSE Saturday& Sunday 1 30:1 30 Charming treeshaded3 BR, DR. FP, garage. 2337 Princeton off 25th St. --__________________ - Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR. 28 home, central located, only 545.000, assume mort. at 7. 200 N. 17.93, Casselberry, Fl. 134.5200 Eve. $62.36S5 ______________ Pretty3BR, i'm B Fenced, CHIA, $350 mo. 3236570 REAL ESTATE Broiier Ptrer ___ EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail, in thiS 1' acre estate 313R, 19 w guest cottage, fruit trees, 597.000. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Reg. - - cluding built-in Microwave Oven, IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US. WE HAVE BUYERSI If you are having difficulty findinç a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. _______________ _______________ 80-Autos for Sale 55-Boats & Accessories 77-Junk Cars Removed _______________________ _______________________ ________________________ BUY JUNK CARS POISSON MARINE 71 Ln Cont e.tra clean QOCWI From SlOto $50 2927 Hwy 1797 tires. tully coup AM FM Call lfl $621. 32 146 Sanford,Fla32771 ______________________________ 323 6614 befOre 5 Tot. Dollar Paid for tunk & used 59-M.usical Merchandise 73 VW modol -Ill cars, trucks & heavy equipment. _______________________________ CALL. ___________________________ 322 5990 ________________________________ ____________________________ _______323 95.15 Pianos & organs, stock clear,snce. big savings Call Pont,ic. 74 Grano Pr, 78-torcyCIeS (Sob flaIl 32? 1103 2202 F rench Auto. ar, AM \ !itp, decl _____________________________ _____________________________ V.' 32) O:c4 AOKTIRE 3227180 - - ____________ 126,000-St. Johns River access, 53,500 dwn. for 10 acres, owner I LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 25. pool. BBQ. green ' ______ F' $3$.-6 acres 4- Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, this won't last, call & see today. - byGillFox - 528,0021-New Listing.J BR. lB. older home, good cond., corner lot, owner finance with sub. Stanfial down. N G,irntt White "i F stale Iirocr JOHN KPIDEP ASSOC tO? W Cmrnerciai Phone 3?? 7881. Sanford __________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________ 2 BR, 29, Condo, Kit equip move in today for 533.900. Just perfect for Sm. fam, or retired couple 2 BR 18 LR, FR, very attractive kit,. Deltona. SIDE GLANCES - ________________________ C 4'4Otiitic - 41-Houses _________________________ - Good fishing, take frontage, 3 acre mini farm Comp w 3 BR home. Osteen, UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 20, C.H&A, paddle boat, sea wall, dbl. car garage. ww carpet & much more. Priced to sell. $37,500. SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home3 BR, 25, extra 1g. kit., & Fl. rm. on I acre. $450 mo. Ph. -...-. 0.IIv. flDflIFQ. i1. 0611. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980-SB SHADOW LAKE WOODS wooded half acre shows off this .,.I, .I*n w.wnod &- stone exterior. Great room w.FP, solarium, sunken showertUb combo in Master, & low assumption. Price $98,500. vII. rvu.. Waitress. Bartender.Cocktail Exp., apply in person Deltona Inn. Mon thru Fri. 2 to 6 p.m. 8-HeIp Wanted Gentleman, handsome, new In area, wishes to meet at. tractive, well built woman 40 to 50 who enloys boating, fishing, dining, and good company. Please send photo. BOx 212 DeBary, Fle 32713. 41-HOUSeS 18-Hed 18-HeIpnted 'v' m' - _____________ To List Your Business,,, E3222611or9993 ________ �'B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980 BUSINESS IN BRIEF Certified Slings Captures Huge Air Force Contract Certified Slings Inc., of CasseIberr, announced the awarding of a $2.36 million contract from the Department of the Air Force. The contract is for the manufacture of 300,000 aircraft cargo tie-down assemblies deliverable to Kelly Air Force Base in Texas. Production work is scheduled to start within three months and continue into 1981. This contract is the third major million-dollar contract obtained by Certified Slings since being acquired 15 months ago by lion Worswick, president and Jim Oliver, vice president and general manager. Worsick was the founder and past president of I"ourdee Inc., and Oliver the vice president of engineering prior to acquiring Certified Slings Inc. The company's original goal was to venture into government sales with the Certified Slings product line. A three-year program was established in which to achieve it balance between the company's commercial line of business and an equal volume of government sales. Gold Rush Heads To Florida Spiralling gold and silver prices have caused a flood of dealers to pour into Florida in search of old coins and jewelry warned Jane Robinson, director of the Division of Consumer Services of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, According to Ms. Robinson, many of the itinerate dealers who set up shop in local motels and advertise heavily for scrap gold and silver may be offering prices below fair market value for items made of precious metals, "A lot of people are tempted to sell that old silver pickle fork or grandma's gold watch that doesn't work just to make some extra money," Ms. Robinson said. "Often the article is bought for far less than the actual value," she continued. "Few people have the knowledge to know how much gold and silver are really worth and they are letting their property go at scrap metal prices," she explained, "Before you sell old jewelry, coins, holloware or serving pieces for scrap, you should find out the true value," said Ms. Robinson. The director suggested asking a local dealer or Jewelry store for advice on the worth of precious metals. She explained that local firms are often dependable because they are publicly answerable in the community and have a local reputation to uphold. On the other hand, some intinerate dealers set up at local motels, advertise heavily, buy and depart never to be seen again or found by authorities, Ms. Robinson said consumers considering selling old jewelry, coins or tableware should take more into account than the value of the metals, "It is very possible your property may have a rarity value far in excess of the value of the metal. In other words, you may have a ring with a much higher value as an antique than the cost of the gold from which it is made," Ms. Robinson explained. - The director also noted all scales used to measure precious metals when sold at a unit price must be inspected and approved by the Department Bureau of Weights and Measures. A sticker Indicating inspection and approval by the department should be affixed to the scale, or, if there is insufficient space, displayed in close proximity to it. As a final warning, Ms. Robinson cautioned any consumer considering selling property for scrap metal to give the sale a great deal of thought first. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hospital Gets Energy Study Winter Park Memorial hospital has commissioned Stottler Stagg and Associates, Architects, Engineers, Planners Inc. (SSA), to perform it comprehensive study of energy usage by the facility. The initial thrust of the study, to be conducted by S.SA's energy department, will be to determine and recommend simple modifications hich will save the hospital money on its energy bills within the next 18 months. These recommendations will concern primarily the heating, cooling, and lighting systems. Other systems which are not expected to yield such a quick return will also be studied. Areas of excessive energy use will be pinpointed, and modifications recommended which will reduce energy usage and save money in the long run. This comprehensive energy conservation plan will be integrated into the hospital's master facility plan. Iliriefly Winter Park Post To Ayres Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner has announced the assignment of Ed Ayres as the head of the livestock market news division in Winter Park. Ayres, an employee of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Giff Rhodes. Livestock iiuwketing specialist Earl Anderson will assist Ayres with the administration of the Winter Park office. Anderson will also cover the Webster market each Tuesday and will serve as a field and relief man. Livestock reporters will also be covering feeder pig sales, dairy sales and other special livestock sales and events. Prior to the Florida assignment, Ayres was stationed with the market news service In Phoenix. Meadowlea Now In DeBar1' The owners of Meadowlea Estates in DeLand have purchased a second mobile home community the former Leisure World in DeBary and have renamed It Meadowlea on the River. "This represents a $1 million expansion," said Charles Shalett, managing partner for the Meadowlea group. Shalett will operate the new property, which is subdivision on the St. Johns River, while his wife, Caryl, and sister, Shirley Blumin, continue to manage the DeLand park. Meadowlea on the River is an established community of 113 homes with 140 lots still available. It has a family section and a section for adults only. Each lot averages 5,000 square-feet and the land and homes together sell for $29,900 to $45,000. "Our new property is ideal for Fishermen and all other persons who like water sports and outdoor activities," Shalett said. "We have 1,300 feet of river frontage and it's only 10 minutes by boat to Lake Monroe." - - Jax Welcomes Ontario Firms A group of prominent Ontario companies will participate in the Floridian Trade Exhibit, sponsored by the Ontario government, March 13 and 19 at the Thunderbird Hotel, Jacksonville. This trade exhibit marks the initial effort of both the Ontario government and representative leaders of Canadian Industries to introduce selected categories of the province's product lines to the Southeast. The merchandise featured will include housewares, hardware, lawn and garden products. The exhibition will be held in the Taiquin and Wlidwood Rooms of the Thunderbird Hotel, 5165 Arlington Expressway, Jacksonville. Principals of the participating firms, together with industry consultants from the Ontario government will be available during this event to meet with dealers, wholesalers, distributors, sales agents and retailers Interested in locating soirees of supply to meet their specific needs. Ai Region Shows Business Rise Sales in the 5,314 retail establishments In the Orlando Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (metro area) rose 66 percent between 1912 and 1977 according to figures compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau from mail returns of the 1977 Census of Retail Trade. - -- I, 'sr- "Be cautious and remember if you sell in haste or without enough thought, you may be cheating yourself," said the director, Consumers who want to report inaccurate scales or file it complaint against a precious metal buying operation should contact the division through the state-wide toll-free telephone number, 1.800-342-2176. Applications Being Accepted - r T 0 0Seniors Over 55 Cr 'Great Day In Country' pplicatmons for The Oviedo Woman's Club's 7th Annual reat Day in the Country' Arts and Crafts Festival are A, being accepted. The festival, to be held April 12 at St. es Lutheran Church in Slavia, features Country Art nes and Country Crafts. Cash prizes will be awarded for Je Woman's Club Purchase Award, Best of the Country, t Country Scene and Best Country Craft. . Deadline for applications is April 1 or until all display ace is filled. Brochures and registration forms may be tamed by contacting Mrs. David H. flees, exhibits chairman, at 45 S. Lake Jessup Ave., Oviedo, 32765 or by Cli lling 365-5874. 14 Proceeds from the show are used to support local diarities such as Seminole Youth Ranch, Hacienda Girls anch, 04edo Volunteer Fire Department, a student holarship and T.W. Lawton School Library, A secluded lakefront setting and six distinctive apartment styles have contributed to the sales success of Capistrano in Altamonte Springs. The complex is one of the largest condominium conversions In Seminole County. ,; cub Scouts Set Fish Fry ' MAR(INAL TAX BRAO(T5_______ Tax Deductibles Reduce Your Bill By United Press International A t horough check of deductible i tems can help many ta xpayers red uce their federal income tax bills. Deductions which are not connected with a trade, business or profession are divided into two classes: Deductible FROM gross income In order to arrive at the proper figure for "adjusted gross income," and Deductible ONLY FROM "adjusted gross income." The first class has no effect on the taxpayer's disposition of the second class, having him free to itemize deductions on Schedule A, form 1040, according to the Commerce Clearing House, a tax reporting authority. You can deduct the following items In arriving at your "adjusted gross Income," which will be shown on Form 1040: Alimony and separate maintenance payments. Capital losses (limited), Including nonbusiness bad debts. Contributions by self-employed persons to Keogh (H.R. 10) retirement plans or by employees and self-employed persons to an Individual retirement account (IRA). Depreciation on Income-producing property. Disability retirement pay (limited). Losses on stock, bonds, debentures, etc., becoming worthless. Moving expenses of employees. Outside salesman's expenses. Reimbursed employee's expenses. Rental or royalty property expenses. Transportation expenses, business (other than costs of commuting tà and from work. Traveling expenses, business trips, Travel expense for education that is "directly related" to taxpayer's business or employment. Interest that has been reported on long-term or time-savings account and deposits with banks and other fjnanclal in. stitutlons and that Is Later forfeited under premature withdrawal or redemption. The following items are deductible only If they are Itemized on Schedule A, Form 1040: (They may not be deducted in arriving at adjusted gross income.) Casualty losses and theft losses, personal, to the extent each loss exceeds $100. Contributions to charitable, etc., organizations (limited). Cooperative housing taxes and interest, Employment agency fees for seeking or securing emolov- \ \i-zoo \ 400 '] % S(.-,00 Go SoOO ]//// 7 - / 71_f a 0102W ' '°° oo - - \J L oo -- - . \'Most of us have many tax brackets, each affecting a different level of Income. inent In the same trade or business, Entertainment of customers, unreimbursed, if not an outside salesman. Income and other tax returns, cost of preparing, Interest on non-business mortgages, installment purchases or charge accounts. Investment expenses. Medical, dental and hospital expenses in excess of 3 percent of adjusted gross income, for example: Ambulance hire Artificial Limbs and teeth Drugs and medical supplies to the extent they exceed 1 percent of adjusted gross income, Eyeglasses, hearing aids, etc. Food (special) Hospital, doctor and dentist bills -Medical insurance premiums (one-half of total, tip to $150, may be deducted in full; remainder is deductible subject to 3 per cent limitation) Nursing care Operations and related treatments Psychiatrist and psychologist fees Special schooling for a physically or mentally handicapped child — Support or corrective devices — Transportation expenses relative to illness (Including fare to doctor's office) X-rays State and local taxes: Automobile license fees (In some states, only If considered a personal property tax), income taxes, personal property taxes, real property taxes (pro rated for year of sale), and sales taxes. Uniforms and protective clothing. Union dues. ' - - - - - - - - - - - Benefit To Aid Handicapped The Children's Center, a school for profoundly handicapped children, is sponsoring the Snail's Night on the Town, March 15. There will be a Spaghetti Supper from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., an auction with Art Grindle, a cakewalk and a plant sale. The event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will end at 9:30 at hiungerford Elementary School Cafetorium in back of Wytnore Tech in Eatonville. Contact Louise Miller 644-3107 or Julie Larsen 859-5513 for more information. Proceeds from the event will be used to purchase therapy equipment and materials for the students. Donation is $2 per person. - - An exhibit of the art of Bonsai, the miniaturization of trees and shrubs, will be held March 22 and 23 at Seminole Nurseries, 7800 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, Fla. Since its introduction in America from Japan in the early l900s, the culture of Bonsai has become an art form enjoyed by plant enthusiasts throughout the country. A Bonsai specimen suggests a forest tree that looks very old, although it may be very young and only inches high. The creation of a Bonsai Involves the selection of a suitable subject, artistic selection of branches to be kept or pruned away, choice of a proper container and careful root pruning and placement of the tree in the container. Demonstrations will be given periodically throughout the showing, which is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Gay R. Laubsch, genet al manager and Bonsai specialist, is exhibit director, and will be the lecturer for this series. Bonsai growers throughout Florida are Invited to participate in this free-to-the-public exhibition. For information contact Gay L,aubsch, P.O. Box 3366, Seminole, Fla. 33542 or call (813) 391-9738. FSU Alumni Asked To Fete NASA Administrator* Says Taxes Stifle Techno Iogy -, - ' • •1. . -x..i c...t-.. - . _ ' ¶ - - -' '•. -- 1, - .A- Alumni of Florida State University are Invited to a special reception with FSU President Bernard Sliger and other campus administrators Sunday, Feb. 24, at Orlando's Dubsdread Country Club, from 6:30 to e:30 p.m. The reception comes in the middle of a three day visit to the Orlando area by members of Florida State's alumni executive committee and several of the University's top administrators, according to Robert Sliackleton, director of FSU's Office of Alumni Affairs, On Feb. 25 Florida State officials will visit the area's community colleges, he said. All Florida State alumni and friends are invited, Shackleton said. the first meeting of the UF Chemistry Advisory Board. "There's an anti-technology movement b the coimtry, the feeling that it ruins lifestyle and It can if It's used wrong, but it's not necessary." "We need to turn this malaise around," he $aid. "There's no one thing that will do it, but there are a number of things that need to be done." , •. .. .I . I r .* - I -int- .. ~ T , *' I -W-.. , - ;_ . (lit' hospital. I iun'yumg to the hospital themselves, they hound (lint Mr. C rews had suffered a very serious heart attack. Earls (lie next morning, he tiled. As tulue went by, Mrs. Crews knew she had to keep 'buss'. A friend asked her to attend is meeting with her. Mrs. Crews had never heard of 1%1flP but she went to the nimeetings amid found it was it place to go and it way Ill keep busy. A uuionuthu-lonig bus trip through 15 states was iirgauuized. She decided to go anti had a 's'sonderful time, she said. 'We went to sonic of the most exciting places in the U.S.A.," she added. The next year Mrs. Crews moved to Sanford but muuissed the AMP and i ts uienmutx!rs since there was no chapter III this area. One good way to get something done Is to do it yourself, and that is Just what she (fill. I I* ., "-I " . _'..'Ai ~ 0. .IT N _-R . -~"' *~" N - Herald Photo by Tom Net'sel Talking about (lit' association 's's ith friends and acquaintances, Mrs. Crews got a few jM'oplt' unttrt'sted. Ali assistant state director for 1\AU I' catut' to Sn ithird at her request to explain it further. Finally in lifl4 chapter 1977 was fornnt and Mrs. Crewswas t'Iet'k'd (he first president. Mnr McPherson . John ('ash, Nell Wullianmis a nd I Iarr llickt'rinig were also elected otfu-ct-s. I a as quite proud we finally got oil thit' groiuniti," liii' ns't'iatutni 's first president said. lit 1975 Mrs. Crews married I lt'i'imunnu Wallstroutu arid now they are Iithi active in A:l I'. "it it 'mid lie nulut' to say they met through i\A UI saul Valerius,-It nuuight help membership." Anyone interested in joining the n,sM-tati,nu is in. 'sited to call Mm's. Wallstronmi at 323-1025 ',' - Joe McFadden, left, was taking care of horses for Homestead Stables when they came to Longwood for their winter training. In all, there were 250 of the best known colts in the country In Longwood that year. Trainer, Breaker, Bettor Retires In Longwood He"s Worked With Horses' Most Joe McFadden has been around horses most of his life. He has ridden horses, broken them, trained them, raced them, and even bet on a few during his 76 years, but the only ones he has owned have been those he planned to sell again innmediately. "I was in the horse business when I was a little boy, 7 or 8years-old," claimed McFadden. In his hometown of Olean, N.Y., fairs would come to town during the summer and with them came horse racing. The trotters and pacers fascinated young McFadden who could always be found around the stables doing odd jobs for the owners and trainers just so he could be near horses, During the winter months In those days before automobiles became the rage, he said he liked to hang around the local livery stables. "I'd ride anything," he said, "a bucker or whatever. I broke horses, too," When he was 15 his hero was Tommy Murphy. "Murphy was one of the greatest drivers in the country," said McFadden. . ~,4 - .. . 1,14. ." ~ Ivs_ .. , ~ ~ . in 1,1.&i . Of Life What Babe Ruth was to baseball, Murphy was to harness They had planned to use the track to train their own horses racing, and to rent out any extra space to friends. Training in Florida A "poor scholar" McFadden left home in 1920 and went to was such a popular idea that they were soon swamped with Cleveland to work for a trainer. "I had nothing on my mind but requests for training space. those damned horses," he said with a smile. McFadden was taking care of horses for homestead Stables About that same time Ben White was a trainer for a wealthy that year when they came to Longwood for their winter banker from Philadelphia named Ellis, McFadden recalled. training. In all, there were 250 of the best known colts in the Many owners were bringing their horses to Florida in the country in Longwood that year, said McFadden. winter months for training and had quite an edge on horses McFadden recalled how he lived at the track in some rooms who stayed up North, he said, that were reserved for single fellows while the married ones Impromptu races were held around the lakes just south of rented houses or rooms elsewhere. The road (Seminola downtown Orlando, while the main track was at the fairground Boulevard) which led from the track to U.S. Highway 17-92 had on Livington Street. only one house on it, he said. It was owned by a family from The residents who lived near the track complained about the Iowa who moved here to raise chickens. The man had so much smell and the flies, so the city decided to close the track, said trouble with foxes killing his chickens he finally gave up and McFadden. The Seminole track which was built In the early moved back to Iowa.. 1920s by Harry Steinmetz had been inactive for some time State Route 434 crossed the Dixie Highway in Longwood and when White and four others bought the track in 1929. See HORSE TRAINER, J'age 3C I - .. .. ('hai'les Valerills, AAI{I' president for 1980, and Lola Wa Ilsirom, Founder of the local chapter. I — - '"' '' '' - "'Ir- . Bonsai Exhibition Scheduled By United Press Ijiteraat1a standard deduction amount built into the tax tables and tax local taxes are deductible when a taxpayer Itemizes hIs Before filing federal Income tax returns, taxpayers should rates) is deductible from adjusted gross income. deductions on separate Schedule A of Form 1040: real property take a dose look at the other taxes they pay. Clearing House, an authority on tax law, taxes; personal property taxes; income taxes; and general; Adding taxes to other allowable deductions Increases a reports that state and local taxes need not be connected with sales taxes. taxpayer's Itemized deductions and the excess of total business or income.producing property to be deductible from Taxes generally are deductible only by the person upon: Itemized deductions over the zero bracket amount (the adjusted gross Income. The following non'business state and whom they are imposed, I ~ -_ ,, -,- 4;. ? - _~.7,94, ,'i ! It* Trinity Preparatory School Latin students tied for third' place in the District V Latin Forum held at Melbourne. Among those winning trophies were the following: David Hartman, sophomore, first place in Roman history; Chris Lucas, a freshman, first place in Latin II grammar; Paul Dietrich, a freshman, first place In Latin II vocabulary; Lisa Ceely, a freshman, second place in Latin II vocabulary; Amy Lowndes, a senior, second place in Advanced Derivatives; and Brian Butler won first place in frisbee throwing. These students will be competing in the State Latin Forum which will be held in Orlando on April 10, 11 and 12. - - "i 1%11111.~. Latin Students Win Trophies - GAINESVILLE, Fla: (UPI) — The profits in research projects. the pendulum swing too far." development of new technology in the United "If you are a president of a corporation and The wide-ranging power of federal States Is Wing stifled by the federal tax tegulatory agencies should also be curtailed you apply technology In a certain way end structure and federal regulatory agencies, a NASA's No, 2 man said, something happens, you can be liable to a government official charges. large civil suit," Lovelace said, adding that "I think there's an overzaslousness in the this contributes to "lower risk taking" In Dr. Man Lovelace, NASA's deputy d (government) agencies," he said. "It's well. America. ninhstrator, told an audience at the intentioned, I'm are, I don't mean to malign University of Florida that federal tax changes these people, but their perspective Is not Lovelace, who earned a doctorate in ire needed to encourage industry to reinvest necessarily in balance. I think we're letting chemistry at UF in 1954, was on campus for (• - Pulitzer prize winning columnist Jack Anderson will speak at the Rollins College Enyart Alumni Field House on March 7th at 8 p.m. in an appearance sponsored by the Rollins College Student Center. Admission is $3 and the public is Invited to attend. Tickets are available at the Student Association Office In Carnegie Hall. Study Other Taxes To Locate Further Savings - J The Central Florida African Violet Society will stage its eighth Annual African Violet Show, "Violets Go To The ,;Olympic Games" at the Continental Resources Lmpany Building, formerly the Florida Gas Company, 1560 Orange Ave., Winter Park, on March 1 from ito 5 p.m. and March 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no admission charge and the public is Invited to visit (luring the show hours. / Anderson To Speak At Rollins If you thought you were lucky because your 1979 income kept pace with Inflation, you may feel less fortunate along about now, as you consider the effect of that added income on your tax bracket. Finding yourself in, say, the 40 percent bracket for the first time might give you nightmares about the tax collector taking 40 percent of that hard-earned salary, but that is not the way it works. such exaggerated fears, says the Florida Institute of Certif led Public Accountants (CPA), probably result from widespread misunderstanding of our progressive tax system. The system attempts to link tax rates to the ability to pay, but it Is not nearly as confiscatory as "40 percent bracket" might suggest. In fact, says the CPA institute, there is so much confusion about the meaning of "tax brackets" that tax practitioners have begun using Instead the term "marginal tax brackets" to indicate that your bracket affects only the leading edge the Last few hundred dollars or so, the margin of your income. The rest of what you make is either taxed at a lower rate or not taxed at all. Most of us have not just one but many tax brackets, each affecting a different level of income. The first $2,300 of taxable income (after exemptions) for a single taxpayer, is in the zero bracket no in at all. (That's why what was formerly known as the standard deduction is now called the zero bracket amount.) Even If you make millions, your first $2,300 still is untaxed. Income over $2,300 is taxed at 14 percent until. It reaches $3,400, when the rate climbs to 16 percent. At $4,400 it rises to 18 percent and keeps on going up like that until, when taxable income passes $28,300, you begin paying over 40 percent but on just a small part of your income. If you are in the 40 perent bracket, for example, a nearlyoverlooked $10 deduction can put $4 in your pocket. Fifty dollars of income that can be reclassified from taxable to non. taxable Is worth about $20 in cash, A $1,000 exemption is good for nearly $400 in cash. Similarly, tacking on a final bonus, commission, dividend or: other item of taxable Income can mean ringing up 40 cents of. taxes for every dollar of earnings. Out on the margin, the: stakes hi1gh. Which is good reason, the CPA organization: suggests, for doing a thorough job of checking financial: records for the year to be sure you don't overlook a transaction: from which your tax advisors might be able to realize a sub. stantial tax savings. , - The 303rd Bomb Group and attached units, 8th AF AF, WWII, Molesworth, England, 1942-1945, will hold a minireunion in conjunction with the 8th Air Force, Oct. 19-Nov. 2, 1980 at Orlando, Florida. Further information on the Reunion or Association is available by sending it 4x9' inch stamped, self addressed envelope to: Joseph Vieira, 6400 Park Street, Hollywood, Fl. 33024. 'Brackets' Bring Confu 'Sion, Fears I $,~~P_ The national council keeps the local chapters Illformed of legislation which may affect seniors, Valerius said, and through their lobbying efforts the AAHP 's's ings a lot of clout iii national politics. Group rates arc off ered by insurance compa nies riles f r members and many merchants in the Sanford area also give AAIIP members it 10 percent (list-mint on purchases. Hotels and motels around the country also give discounts The local chapter No. 1977 was formed by I .ula Wallstrom in September 1974 and the group no's has about 70 members. The meetings are held in the Sanford ('ivu- ('enter at 12:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of the month. After lunch there is usualI a program of an informative nature. Doctors give talks about health related subjects and attorneys discuss wills and estate planning ill addition to other types of programs. We're not looking For help," Mrs. Wallstruiui said. "We help ix.0I)le." Attending club meetings is not just an euhu-atnina I experience for ii ien diet's, said Valer ILLS. In addi to in to presentations frouui ;oi>it' outside, %% t- riet'ii soluui' entertainumient for ourselves." Trips are planned to nearby attractions and ti' distant parts of the country. Doris Hovers handles the details and arranges trips to Las Vegas and the western states, New Orleans, Sea World, Holiday on Ice and to see I iwrenice Welk in Lakeland. rid. Bingo and door prizes at the meetings are Millie of the other entertainment provided at meetings and new suggestions are always welcome, Mrs. Wallstronu said. In 1968 Mrs. Walistrom was married to John Crews and they lived in Miami. After church one Sunday in September they stopped at it restaurant for lunch, and later that day went to visit friends. The friends had just returned to Miami after visiting relatives and needed a few items from the store. Mrs. Crews went with the women while the amen staved at home, she said. When they returned, something was wrong. '111ev were told the other man and Mr. Crews had rushed to Bomb Group Plans Reunion Tips Can Stop Tax T erro r I _ - AfrIcan Violet Show Set Extensive use of brick, stone and stucco accent the exterior of this custom single-Family home at Sahal Point in Longwood. Built by 'FECI.claiid homes, the home is designed for complete energy savings. 1 1 B) TOM Nli'Sll. Herald Staff Writer ('harks Valerius of The Forest, like Mary, has been elected president of the local chapter of the Mi ierk-an Association of Retired People i AARI'l and he hopes too get more senior Citizens interested in the organization. Anyone over the age of 55 is eligible to join, he said, and it is not necessary to be retired. "We assist IK'I)lt' in preparing for retirement and after." he explained. 'S) b offering programs to get theni over the huiiup." 'l'hc AAHP provides information about Social Secuitv" insurance and other things :hat mll affect a retired person. 'IL's a ne a's 01 life." lie saul and sometimes the change f,,r a wage-earner, used to working 40 hours it 's'eek, stho suddenly finds himself retired with time on his hands, often commies as it "shock." Cub Scout Pack 529, Paola, will host the first annual Cub Scout Fish Fry on March 1, beginning at 3 p.m., at Wilson rflementary School, Paola. -" Donations are: adult, $1.75 and children under 12, $1.25. ' Funds will be used for special events for the scouts. , t IAADDCiwr 44fJ'I I . AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT - Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980--iC U. Ashley Joins Cardinal Team David Ashley, formerly associated with the Nationwide Insurance Co., has been appointed it district property manager by Cardinal Industries Inc., it Sanford-based producer of factory. built apartments and motel units. Ashley is it native of Winter Garden and a resident of Orlando. lie will supervise Cardinal managed developments in Altamonte Springs, Bartow, Brad ton, Brandon, Haines City, Plant City and Tamna. OURSELVES ... - _7~ . M �ri 2C—Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, Uo In, Around Lake Mary Radio Buff Gives Family Loud Static 1)C( itiUY: A second opinion, please, or i third, fourth or fifth: For the last eight years, George ill)husband p has shut himself up in a r(x)in with his hani radio from 7 am, to 11 p.m. lie eats in there, too. Never with us. Of course, all the kids are Krown exc WI our I') .... old Soil whozii George only talks to to yell at. lie kicked one of our daughters out at age 16. George is self-employed, so he works only hen he wants to. Our house is in terrible CO ndition, inside and out. My garbage 'disposal hasn't worked in four years, and my stove is falling apart. Do you suppose he will ever change? Or am I just kidding myself? We have no friends, Never go anywhere. No social life at all. lie screams at the grandchildren, so they don't care if they see him either. George has a ham radio in his pick-up, so if you ride with him all you hear is static on the radio and "Shut up!" from him, My married kids won't come to our house. If! want to see them, I go to theirs. We are in our late 40s. I have thought of terminating our marriage, but I have a few medical problems. My 13year-old says you'll advise us iright. Please hurry. Starlight room at the Forest Roman Catholic soman was Praying in her may, and should not be criticized. She did not make the sign of the cross "over" a Jew. One makes the sign of the cross as a salutation to the Lord prior to offering a prayer. The sign of the cross is made again afterward to close the prayer. DEAR ABBY: I work for it travel agency and love it. But the one aspect of my job that saddens me is seeing 54) ninny, widows booking tours, hoping to meet others in the same circumstances. The most common remark I hear is, "flow I wish my dear departed husband could have lived to take this trip with me! He worked so hard all his life, and just when he could have relaxed and enjoyed life, he died." So, ithhy, tell your readers not to put off those vacation trips too long. Take it trip, and make some memories together: MEMORY-MAKER IN MILWAUKEE DEAR HAD IT IN D.C.: If DEAR MEMOIIY-MAKthis has been going on for ER: Thanks for a timely eight years. I doubt if reminder that it's always anything you say or do ifll later than me think. Women, change George. Ask yourself: urge your men to enjoy the "Am I helter off with or fruits of their labor now! And without him?" Then make if they resist, tell'em It's no your decision. Whatever you fun for a widow to see the decide, I wish you happiness. world alone on her husband's You deserve it. insurance policy. DEAR ABBY: I am ii CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: Protestant who has friends of The number of people in our all Faiths. One of my Jewish country who do not bother to friends died recently, and I vote is a national scandal. If went to the mortuary to pay you aren't registered, call the my last respects. headquarters of the political While 'there, a Roman party of your choice and find Catholic woman I know came out where to register so you in, knelt before the casket, will be eligible to vote. And made the sign of the cross tome election day, vote! The over the casket, said a short person who says he Isn't inprayer, and they made the terested in politics is like a 3ign of the cross again! drowning man who says hr Abby, surely Catholics must isn't interested In water! know that Jewish people do Getting married? Whether not kneel, nor do they wish to you want a formal church have others kneel before wedding or a simple do-yourthem. I think for her to have own-thing ceremony, get made the sign of the cross Abby's new booklet, "flow to over a Jew was In the worst Have a Lovely Wedding." possible taste. I welcome your Send $1 and a long, stamped opinion. 128 vents) self-addressed APPALLED IN BOSTON envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky DEAR APPALLED: The Drive, Beverly hills, Calif. at the regular meeting Thursday. This is a special concert being prepared by Mrs. Colleen Thomas who is in charge of a group of eight PEF 'Meet Miss Stone Age," first place, Jr. Division: Jennifer Holland, left; Kristen Meadows, center, and Tina Crawford (rear), and Tahitha Moore, left, and Michelle [tea (front). Herald Photos by Tom N.tseI "Sticky Situation," second place, Jr. Division: Melissa Ilea, left, and Jenny Hojanowski (rear), and Judy Bragg, left, and Tiffany Moore (front). Winners In 4 — H Talent Show Two hundred and fifty 4.11 parents, leaders, and members gathered at the Conununity United Methodist Church in Casselberry for their annual talent show, 11 4.11 Share-The-Fun," This program is one of the county's 4-11 events designed to increase talents and encourage youth to share with others their talent such as dancing, singing, playing musical instrwnents, skits, plays and pantomimes. The prograiin produced four outstanding acts judged the best by area musicians and artists. Winning the Senior Division was Karen Field, 13, of the Cloverette Maude Collins, Florelta Smith, H. L. Douglas, James Foster, Grace Hankerson, Eva Handy, Julia Merritt, Josephine Graham, Emporia Patterson and Elizabeth Young. Also L. W. Stapler, Leomia Pike, Luclous and Elouise MAR VA HAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 3225418 D. and Bessie Hawkins, Robert Young, Ike Frazier, Will Handerson, "Doctor" Jerry, Mary Stapler, Jerry Bentley, Zeke Irvin, Elliott Lafaie, Roscoe Martin, Grandville Eubanks, Essie Martin, Willie Wallace, M. C. Mosley, Edna and Ulysses Burton, Willie Wynn and L. W. Elchelberger. Also John Gibson, Conder Eubanks, Francina Martin, Merritt, James Hall, Charlie Viola Mattox, Flossie Morgan, Montez Harris, Lawson, Ceda Mason Neal, Preston Williamson, Foster Mildred Wright, Dethelia Smith, D. C. Brock, Henry Stapler, Vivian Lamb, Caldwell and William Clark. Stanley T. Muller, Adam Medical: Dr. George H. Haynes Jr., and C. J. Huston Starke, Dr. E. D. Strickland, Lola N. Lawson, Sarah B. Tooley, Vivian Mitchell, Catherine Bostic, Cora Jones, Mary Moys, and "Granny" Sr. 4-H Club of Altamonte Springs. She rode her unicycle to music. Second place Senior Division went to Susan Field 14, of the same club. Susan performed a jazznastics act. The junior Division produced two skits. First place went to "Meet Miss Stone Age". Performing were: Tina Crawford, Kristen Meadows, Tabitha Moore, Michelle Rea and Ginny Holland, Second place honors were received by "A Sticky Situation". Performing were, Dawn Huge, Tiffany Moore, Judi Bragg, Melissa Rea and Ginny 323-0891 SUSAN FIELD ,,.second place Sr. Division The home of Mrs, Dorothy I SANFORD PLAZA Hasta la vista, ALTAMONTE MALL 12th St. The guest speaker for the occasion will be the Rev, G. H. Kennedy. Missionary Morlene Wilson and the Wilson Singers of Waycrou, Ga., Will be a part of the program. Ruthia Hester is president of the auxiliary and Rev. G. L. Sims is the church Pastor, 4. Ir / I . -;/ I - Why were all the lights flickering on a February 1980 Sunday at the Idyllwilde home of Miriam and David Wright? They looked like Christmas lights from the exterior. They were Christmas lights! And there was a celebration unIn on insideIt wasCorrine to take their and families out to daughters fortable. - celebrate Corinne's birthday. Surprise. Surprise. The day was full of them for the happy family who have not shared the blessings of "fun togetherness" since Walter's IIIISL One diamond in 10 karat gold. EIrant gift wrap at no estra charge Student Accounts Welcome! Zelei and Friends make wishes come tme. Jam-Ep - 652 French Ave. (Hwy. 1742) Across Frees Pelica SteWs. UNPOID—ns.sis - A16MrVW AM The Diamond Store ',st'sl,onb Amoret LaRosa, Debra Mark, Helen Hamner, Vertis Sauls and Grace Marie Stinecipher. The chapter members also Were hostesses at the cocktail party for all the Valentine Girls and their guests immedia tely preceding the ball at the Wilson place home of Terry and Mel Moore. - -- Bob Daehn entertained his mother, Mrs. Nettle Daehn, at a luncheon at Holiday Inn 'Thursday. The occasion was Mrs. Daehn's 84th birthday. "We had about 18 of Mother's church friends in. eluding Father (William) Ennis," Bob said. Nellie Livingston is convalescing, following open Reg. $4.99 6-PACK SPORT ' CHEST Holds up to 888 handle locks Ild in place. - —- - -_ ZEBCO 404 REEL & ROD COMBO 899 Powerful spring loaded drag with high density fiberglass rod. GLADE A IR counting, is also the little sister to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. She is a graduate of Christian Home and Bible School, Mt. Dora. r' i " ___ 7-oz. aerosol spray, assorted fragrances. REG. 97' LIMIT 1 The SanfordSeniinolc Art ' . / • Plain or ruled. Pack of 100. REG 55' EA, I 77 show Is Sunday at the civic center, from noon to 5 p.m. Refreshments will be served from 2:30 to 4p.m. The public Is Invited at no admission char ge. 3tl OO PROCTOR-SILEX JUICER 10 Association members art 3"x5" INDEX CARDS 288Justprossfruit to reamer. NO. J101 REG. $15.99 - IIors e Trainer Continued From page IC -.• - d'fra Ich SYLVANIA FLIPFLASH went out to Sanlando Springs, he said, stopping at the railroad tracks. "We'd go swimming out there a lot of times," he said. Blue dot quality. McFadden continued his association with Homestead Stables and trained quite a few successful horses. "In 1944 we were out here training and developing the greatest trotter of all time: Titan Hanover," said McFadden. That horse developed Into one of the greatest 2-year-olds and was the first trotter to cover a mile in two minutes flat, "A two-minute horse to me Is like a hole-In-one for a golfer," said McFadden. While he was in Longwood with Titan Hanover, a developer named L.B. MeLeod bought a piece of land located on the 10 guaranteed flushes. GRAN PRIX STEREO SYSTEM AM/FM stereo receiver, 8-Track & cassette decks & automatic changer. MODEL NO. 8900 REG. $219.99 corner of Lee Road and U.S. Highway 4flin Orlando. He built a horse track and a 4-H showplace. Horses raced and trained there and youngsters showed their livestock in the large barn. 18888 1 Ben White later owned the track which now bears 4mwww and sold it to the City of Orlando around 1946 or 1947, said ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER McFadden. I McFadden left the Homestead Stables in 1951 and trained hos' in California. Brandywine'Raceway In Delaware was home for a while when he helped build that track and became its manager. Returning to Florida, McFadden worked forJohn Simpson who was one of the top trainers at Ben White. Be was with him for 15 years until McFadden decided to retire in 1969. McFadden and his wife now live on the corner of state routes 434 and 427 in Longwood and he still keeps up with horses even though he is retired, He reads trade papers and magazines and laughed when the subject of betting came up. "I'm one of the few fellows who ever made money betting on horses," he said. "You can't bet on every race; it'll break you," TOM NETSEL - 04 TWICE THE PRINTS Golan extra set of prints with every roil of Color or black and white print him devioped and printed TODAY AND EVERYDAY TWICE THE FILM Get two 'oils of print him for the price of one Kodacolor or black and white. when you have your film processed at Eckerd s TODAY AND EVERYDAY GUARANTEE Buy only the prints you want. No hassle even if the goo, was in the picture taking. - r I VIS4° ..IJ ee' SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED. FEB., 27 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. $119 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. UI? P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED. - . 'S - - Nit .4 16"x16"REDWOOD \ç PATIO TABLE California Redwood slats on aluminum frame. forced panty, assorted shades & sizes. Style No 120 REG. $1.19 heart surgery, at the Loch competing for $7,250 in prize Arbor home of her daughter, money are Michael F. Mrs. John (Tol) Fitzpatrick. Galletta, ceramics; Mary Margaret Hartwig, painting; Kathryn Stamm, daughter and Warren E. (Pete) of Mrs. Ruth Stamm and the Knowles, photography. late Cdr. E.H. Stamm, has The show hours are 9 a.m. been initiated into Delta Delta to 5 p.m., Saturday and Delta sorority at the Sunday. The public is invited University if Central Florida at no admission charge. Kathryn, a major In ac- 4 ;;z 12" TABLE TOP BAR-B-QUE GRILL Baked enamel fire bowl, rustresistant grid. Reg $269 Local artists and craftsmen The Roberts-Smith wedding &W reception last weeke nd Among 200 of the nation's had to be one of the largest for a long, most talented artists and seen Sanford has craftsmen have been selected log time. According to Sara Roberts, to compete in IMAGES '00, a of the bride, nearly Festival of the Arts being held 1,000 guests were invited, not this weekend in Riverside to mention a blanket in- Park, Downtown New ttation in the church bulletin. Smyrna Beach. Moo available, Zales Revolving Chaige. TVorAUDIO STAND • . - 21' high audioor22 high TV 1 88?th REG. $28.99 I — FtANC A k1W rMiv I J' Amplon nylon, rein- February Is...ChrieS asir Happy Birthday For Ryes wanted The first diamond every girl wants— her First Promise diamond! Your choice, only $60 .'- l ER For closed boom areas, 8-oz bftPR 0 REG 79- EA. LIMIT 2 -. 29 In And Around Sanford . The perfect go anywhere dress up or down pants. Want more? They've got it. Everything. From our special stretch gabardine-look fabric that moves with you. To the otiso flattering waistline, sophisticated clean lines and perfect fit. Wear Bend.Ovs,4 pants and dress yourself corn- 1 8 99 Herald Photo by Tom VIflCflt All set to share their knowledge of trees and community beautification are members of the Ixora Garden Club, from left, Mrs. John Wimbish, president, Mrs. James McWhorter and Mrs. VoIle M Williams ,Jr. Rye's natural birthday and From the looks of the Christmas 1979 for Walter throngs, just about all the Rye. guests showed up. Many were Since last September, spilling out of the church and Walter has been under the reception at the Sanora Club. weather. In fact, he was so It was truly a lovely wed"under" that the couple could ding and reception with not celebrate their golden mounds of delicious foods wedding anniversary In tastefully arranged on silver December — not to mention trays at the reception in a perfectly gorgeous setting of Christmas. But about three weeks ago, burgundy and pink, Walter got out of "low" and Incidentally, Mr. and Mrs. now he's all drive. Jim Smith had to cut their He thought all the Christ- honeymoon short due to the mas packages under the tree bride developing a bad cold at were "fakes." But he un- Callaway Gardens. wrapped Christmas presents Glenda Emerson says she is while Corinne unwrapped "real excited" over being birthday gifts. One half of the large cake selected as the Beta Sigma was decorated with the happy Phi Valentine Queen at the birthday motif, while the recent Valentine Ball. Glenda was the Valentine other carried out the Girl for Preceptor 'Beta Christmas theme. Lambda Chapter. Her It was a happy day for the sorority sisters entertained to entire family, according her at a dinner and showered Valerie Weld, "We called Mother and her with gifts at an evening Daddy to see about doing out prior to the ball. Sharing the evening with whatever they wanted on Mother's birthday," Valerie Glenda were Dottie Bolton, said. But instead, the Ryes June Helms, Ruth Hoffon, 46 - 11 40 I. Spending a well deserved two weeks vacation visiting Amvets Auxiliary Post No. 17 will observe its eighth Anniversary at 2:30 p.m. at new Mt, Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, 1115 West C PLANTERS PEANUT CANDY Vacuum packed to ensure i2.oz. tin.°5RET' - '.' $1.19 LIMIT 1 and Vince's co-workers. Arts Show that will take place Joining them for the ocfrom April 19-24 at the Dutch casion were Mrs. Edith Inn Hotel, Walt Disney World Dixon, Gwenne's mother, and Village. IN MINI 1A1 P Assorted colors with matching shade. work category, Gwenne family, Jim was a member of the Fire Department In Long Butler, first place; rug Island. making, Marion Mensing, In this case the saying first place; family sewing, applies to them: like father Phyllis Rugensteln, first like son, Co ngratulations! place; group work category, the club members won first A very lovely luncheon. place with their Christmas party was given recently by tablecloth made by the Gwenne and Vince Butler at members; and dolls category, their home in honor of Connie Beth Gregory, third place. Major, Madeline Pappa, Some of these blue ribbon Barbara Gorman and Carol winner entries will be taken to the city's employeethe FFWC state Convention Spotts, VK Helping to make the caslon a happy one were Alberta Dereville, Mary Lee Clark, J. Jenkins, Betty Hicks, Francis Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson, Theola Merthie, Willie Mosley, Mr. Ii WASH'NDRI TOWELETTES Pack of Moist tOWIites 1 LIMIT NN From North Port Long ' and Mrs. Willie Merkerson, A. B. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Golden and John and Frank Hicks. 39e 229 i!LA.. N •I'/.'c, Club members attending Island in New York, visiting the recent FFWC District 7 Jim and Shelda Orioles were annual Arts Festival that took Jim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. place In Pine Castle in the James J. (Gloria) Orioles. Orlando area, sponsored by They spent two enjoyable the Pine Castle Woman's club weeks, here away from the were DeLores Lash, club cold weather and seeing their president, Betty Lindmeier, grandchildren: Ray, a U.S. _ Adams was the setting for a surprise birthday party, to honor Mrs. Ethel Oliver. 'i'• Reireslunents will be served, f Hodge, Rev. Castle Brewer, Rev. Earl Williams, Rev, Harold B. Whitehurst, Rev. E. Mathis, Rev, S. W. Washing. ton, Rev. W. W. Wiggins, Rev. S. Siplin, and Rev. Stafford Robinson Sr. Other fields: Shade Randolph, Oscar Mayor and Walter holly. - DAMP RID :7! KAREN FIELD ...first place Sr. Division REVLON MAKE-UP With FREE DEMI LIPSTICK E_ — i flQ Moisturizing make-up fl rrassorted shades. $ I S2.50 VALUE LIMIT 1 A ECKERD PEROXIDE t Mum 8-oz. 10 vol. LIMIT I 69 memo I Evednir, BATTERIES For radios, calculators, toys & photo , equipment. ___'i I,. 4— REG. $3.39 ALKAILINE PACK OF 4 common. Jim Ii Kathleen Westendorf. the Lake Mary Volunteer fire Out of five entries that the chief and his father was the; club entered in the contest, fire chief of the North PorV they are proud to announce that they received four first Long Island Fire Department with 30 years to his credit as place blue ribbons and volunteer member, Before third place ribbon. moving to Lake Mary with hW The winners were: bead- —— log EVEREADY"AA" ALKALINE Marion Quigley, Gwenne Navy recruit, and Sheri,' Butler, Alice Moughton, Mark. Jimmy and Angela. Virginia Francisco, Beth Jim and his father haveGregory, Frances Pratt and something in ri 11.1 Correspondent VICKS FORMULA 44 ' COUGH SYRUP 3oz.cough mixture •.-.-with expectorant LIMIT 1 EXCEDRIN k TABLETS .'.... Dependablee pain relief, bottle of 100. LIMIT 1 Members are asked to be for the Seattle Seahawks football team of Seattle, present on time. This special performance Wash., and who at one time will be presented only to club was named the All-American members, their families, player of the year while at. special guests, and the tending the University of residents of the Forest. Tulsa. /uteajT\ 'Plfy" (stamp co$iecting) corn.. from tw Greek words that mean "low, of tax-Inc things.' PIIA HUGHES Lake Mary I' tment store. ...vour little neiahborhood A short business meeting Steve Largent, a pro football will be conducted at 7 p.m. player who is a wide receiver Bojanouski. Also Rae Sheppard, F. M. Anderson, Ella Mae Moore Lee, Estelle Rosier. Willie Smith, mu Bacon, Minnie Grlce and Peggi. Blake and Religion: Mother Ruby K. B. Holly Wilson, Rev. A. A. Fields, BiIness: Jobs Knowles, A. Rev. N. A. Watson, Rev, B. H. 'S. - PEOPLE TRUST \ ECKERD'S'.,,) FOR QUALITY ® PRESCRIPTION SERVICE . . at low, low prices? ECKEPILDFSI produced in summer and none at all in winter as the tree is deciduous. The lacy foliage and clusters of yellow blossoms in spring and summer make this small tree very attractive. Parkinsonia does best in full sun. Peltophorum, height 2540 feet: a beautiful decidous tree which bears in summer great upright spikes of showy, golden yellow flowers. The foliage is feathery, dark green and makes a dense shade. Plant in full sun or broken shade. Crape myrtle, height 20-25 feet: an upright, deciduous tree that has been a garden favorite for many generations. The white, pink, red, or purple flowers bloom in May, June and July. For best flowering, plant in full sun. Tabeuia, height 15-20 feet: a small tree which is characi.erized by its copious production of golden yellow flowers in March and April. It is mostly deciduous and has silvery green leaves. Tabebuia may be planted in full sun or particl shade. Anyone who desires a flowering tree which is not listed above or who anticipates purchasing a large number of trees may place a special order by calling 321-0960, 322-7742 or 322-0703. "The members of Ixora Garden Club hope that many residents will take advantage of this offer and that our community will bloom with these trees that add beauty to our landscape with the colorful flowers, berries and foliage," Laura Parker, a club member, said. and a day with relatives. preparations Louise says that her sister arrangements for this special program that will start at 7:30 Marion and husband Stanley are the proud grandparents of p.m. Sanford Citizens Are Recognized - Ixora Garden Club carries on its tradition of contributing to the beautification of the cofl1fl1unIt' This year, in addition to contributing flowering trees for planting in parks and other public areas, Ixora will offer these same kinds of trees to Sanford residents at cost. The sale will be held in conjunction with the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce ' s annual azalea sale on March 8 from 10 n.m. until 4 p.m. at the chamber, First Street and Sanford Avenue, The container-grown trees will be between four and six feet in height and will sell for approximatel' $3.50 to $5 or whatever the actual cost is to Ixora. Among the trees offered ill be the following: The flowering dogwood, height 20.30 feet: a deciduous tree that in the springtime has showy white bracts surrounding flowers followed by red fruit in the autumn. This tree may be planted in full sun or broken shade in soil which should be well drained and slightly acid, The weeping bottle brush, height 15-20 feet: a fastgrowing, small evergreen tree, with pendulous branches and spikes of fluffy red flowers in spring and summer. For best flowering, plant in full sun. East Palatka holly, height 25-50 feet: one of the finest native evergreen trees for garden use with red berries all winter. Holly grows well in full sun or broken shade and likes a slightly acid soil, Parkinsonla, height 15-25 feet: only light shade is ballet dancers from the Jim and Louise Collins were Southern Ballet company Stanley and Marion Sorrenson together with the Seminole of Bella Vista, Ark. Community College dancers The last time they were and the Ballet Guild of San- here was four years ago, so ford-Seminole. they again visited Disney Chairman Dorris Norden World to catch up with the and hostesses Betty Day, added new attractions, They Phyllis Crocker, Francer .'so visited Daytona Beach, Pratt and Phyllis Rugenstein irmond Beach and are making the necessary Kissimmee where they spent During Black Awareness Alonth To continue our observance of Black AWARENESS Month, let us not forget those great black men and women of the past In Sanford who dedicated their lives to make this community a better place to live. Some of the leaders and their fields are: education: J. N. Crooms, Joannah L. Moore, Fannie B. Reid, Gardeners Offer Trees At Cost Dancers ToHighlight;! I Program The Lake Mary Woman's club will present a performing dance program in the Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980-3C 1. - _ . 17 • b. S -- I �aW. V' .. 4 C-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ~ . . . I -.,;' ,( . . J I ..... . . -- . . ~- - -.. I - ~ , _ -_ ---.. - ~ I ,r.1y;4t* :-. - THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carrier 0, 7th 8 Elm Douglas Jacobs Pastor Saturday Services: Sabbath School 510ams . worship Service If: 00am. WedneSday Night Prayer Service 700pm. The *0 -- X. Note Burning Ceremony 700pm 7.00 pm Youth Fellowship Dinner following Service every 4th Slated At First Baptist First Baptist Church, Sanford, will have a note burning ceremony in the morning service this Sunday, signifying completion of payment of the debt on the Fred B. Chance Memorial Education Building. Involved in the ceremony will be Fred Wilson, chairman of trustees, L. Bur ke Steele, ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr. Peter Mitchell Sat. Vigil Mass Asti. Pastor 7:00pm. Contesslons, Sat. 4.01 0.7 p.m Sun Mass 10:40a.m. 4:30p M. 730pm 1:30pm. ________ _________ .0 m .10:308 12noon _______ 0Th Lakeview, Lake Mary Pastor Rev Jim Hughent 5:45a Sunday School 11:00am. WorshipService 7:30pm Eveni ng Worship 7:30p.m. Wed.PrayerServ. Nurser y Provided LONOWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. I Grant St. Pastor 5:45 a m. 11:00a.m. 1:00p.m. 7:00pm. - Fa ,T]fl Christian CHRIST 1601$ Sanford Ave. Rev. David Mangold Minister Sunday School 5:43 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30 P.m. U ' s' '.-' 0.. . . 4 ' Ifl1 fl)rglt theft l'Ir river ililS its slItiri I' l'ir U . . '' •'•5. . , .5 .. . -. , . .. ' .• I Church Of Christ . ' - 1 V 11:00a.m. 1:00p.m. - e Pallor . 51$ am. 5:20 CM. Woolly Bible Study In Homes 10 r 10:00 8 .m. and Prayer , Tuesday and Wednesday 7:30p.m. Sharing Groups Nurser y Provided for all Services .. . 'I Pastor 5:41a.m. 11:018 M. 1:01p.m. .\ I CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuck er Drive, Sunland Estates Pastor Rev. Robert W. Miller 5:400.m. . Sunday School 11:01a.m. Morning Worship MYP Ind & Atli Sun. 7:00a.m. Eve. Worship 100£ 3rd Sun. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group - 15 . 7:21p.m. I 1 ¼ . - - Congregational . FIRST UNITED METHODISTCHURCH CONGREGATIONAL .4. Sunday School Paster 4. , :)Qa.m. ' Sunday School Fellowship Morning Worship • Ill: 30-11 am. Wed. Pray er Meeting 11:10a.m. £ Bible Study _ . - . • t%'I1IIllS)IuI 'Iui ---it'ii .Ii,IIiIIIi I"..iliii'. P.411111.. I'si,I,i:.. thnlH'I PhiIippi( lII.. '111 I-I.! !12. I .0. I U: I -_"I 12:1.4 2:1 i Lee P. King Brette Sanford Morning Worship Sunday School - •iIlIOIIf IS 'Ihiit'.tIii .Su:iIn ..... 1 (th) 1. (rj) 1:50p.m. cj2) t ¶i2) t cj2' t 1' (a)) i2' t' $:00p.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast 2nd £ Ain Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday 0 1 Il 4.1# Pastor Pastor 1:31* 11a.m. 5:45a.m. UMYF I,)?Ii'.IIIIIs E, )111-.i( David Farr, 106 Larkwood Drive; and Terry L. Clark, 107 Wildwood Drive, the latter being for all the youth of the church. CHURCH OF LONOW000 OIl Orange Street, Longwood E. Rev. Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:00am Morning Worship 11:00a m, Sunday Evening 7:30 p M. Wed. Bible Study 7:30pm. Conquerors Meeting Sunday $:30p , Birthday Extravaganza A "Birthday Extravaganza" will be the theme for the family night this Sunday at 6 p.m. in the fellowship hall of Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. There will be appropriately decorated tables for each month of the year and those attending are asked to bring a covered dish. Dessert will be provided. Puppet Power will be featured CHURCH OF SANFORD l$thSt.andMagnoliaAve. Ronaldaemhardt Minister Morning Worship l0:00a m. Evening Worship 700 pm Tuesday Evening Young People 7:30p.m. Thursday Evening Bible Study 1:30P M. entertainment. Versetones Quartet Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford, will present the Versetones Quartet from Manchester, Pa ., Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. The program is open to the public, Pastor Morning Worship SUII4OY School Mid-Week Bible ..Study,Wednisday Healing Mission 11:10a.m. 10:11a.m. .. 7:00p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Virssl L. Bryant. passer 1:30a.m. 5:40a.m. 11:00a.m. ' 1:30a.m. 4: 00 lunch with drink and dessert furnished. A healing service will begin at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Sa nford, will hold a Church Family Homecoming Day, this Sunday at 11 a.m. service. Honored guest will be former member, Evangelis t Joyce Collins WINTER SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance Howard H. Hodges and Staff . GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 500 Maple Ave. Sanford DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employees - HEZEKIAH ROSS Allen Chapel to attend, Free Will KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida '.,-.,--,.-..-..- ...... #' t WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS andEmployees JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE WILSON MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson SENKARIK GLASS , ASSEMBLY OF GOD New Ule PJL..Lp. lots 0,1 Teshsutlifo IS.. Mslttaa CHURCH OF 000 METHODIST Ravenna Pert looMis Church. 2502 W. 1011 St. BAPTIST P00045'S SapIlil CMI4, 1201 W. Phil $b'sel Sanford Church of Oil. 103 Hickory lameSt United Memorial Church, I. Delary Ave., Enterprise Pinecrest Baptist Church. III W. Ahl'pe.t Blvd. PretriS LOU Rd., pro,.0 Missionary church. Midway s.. ShiIeh MIss'ensry Baptist Church, West 5ans1r Smirras i.pts Church, 210 OsartreiA Dl.. Cbsselberry 5545 $ap$tgt Church, 5034 Paimsifo t: JamesMi5$lisarySi.fI$t ChurCh, so.11.41$, Osteon St. Lvks MI Church elCamiro. City. Inc. _ Baptist . 03 PIne Ave. M IapIpt a tth ews conom - Antiech Baptist Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal Labs liii, Late Mary Cassolherry Baptist Clout • 77$ Seminole Blvd. Centril Baptist Church, lilt Oak Ave. Chuluola First Baptist ____ Clearwater Misslenemy Saplist Church, $aithwest ad. Countryside Baptist Church, Country Club load, Lake Mary Victory, laptist Church, Oil OrieM. Slat Nester Ave. Pirif Sept st Church, Ill P01k Ave. Friendship Baptist Church .4 Aftasoante Springs, all. III. Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church lb Geneva St. Forest 's Missionary Baptist Church, 110 Cypress St. A$ami Springs Zion sops Baptist Church. 11* Orange Ave. CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lou Mary All Souls Catholic Church, ill Oat Ave.. Sanford ' PSONISM Now Good chwco6 Oviolo Grace siso. CIWIt 51045,1 thomas's ciot. $g5 lob Ave.. • mewd J~ AUSSWM" BaptistChurch, 112$ W. Pint it. Baptist Church. C0wuosa MissIonary Baptist Church, North Ed.. (Msrprlse MacHell i'go'gi Saplist Church, DOt sill Ed.. Oow. Meraiag Olery Baptist Church. Soneva Hwy Mt. Mortal Protlibus Baptist, lilt Locust vg • Sanford ma - First Christian Church, liii S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Christian Church, 3* W. Airport Blvd. Ner*olle ____Chrigila. Church. Florida Naves Or.Mailsaid I -:, LUTNIRAN Church 54 CIIMi, 1111$. Part Ave. Churchel Christ if Lake (lion. U.S. $742. N. Cassolbsrry ou* so.iine cwrct ii CWII, so'e Lobe Newell Rd. p044 005 Palm Springs Or., Altamenis Spgs. Church ii Christ, Someva Church of Christ. 1.11.1.-RU Churchol Christ, W. 17th II. Nerthslds Church of Christ, Fit. Haven or., Mait$anl . ;~ , . , A '. T., . it. Mary's A.M.E. A• Church, St. at. III. Dues. U. Paul's Methodist Church, Ostes. Md.. Enterprise . First Church of me Nazarene, *111 Sanberd Ave. Gommch Nazarene, 1.5.40. Geneva Late Mary Church ellIs Nazarene, Ill S. Crystal Late Ave.. Low °" Lots Monroe ChurCh lb the Nazarene. Wilson School. Orange Blvd. L.sng.....14 ChurCh 04 the Nazarene, Waymms & Jessep Ave.. . 054505. reebyserlan Church. Holland Blvd.. $ Austin Ave., Soles. Labs Mary United Presbyterian Church ____ FIrst Prgsbyian Church, Oil Ave & 3rd 15 First Prs*,SO.ian Church of Ds$y, 1. H _____ PrU*.jI..ian Church, 37755. Ortanls Dr. COWAN" St. *rws Presbyterian Church. SIll Bear Lola 51. .., . " -v l_~- __ . "o - - Westminis*gr Pt'esbyto,ian Church. Nod Sup RI.. Casselbsrry Wifitor Springs Presbyterian Chapel, 7th-lay Adventist Church, Moss ad., Winter Springs SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ' Forest Late Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hwy. 534. Forest City eventh Day Adventist Church, Maitsand Ave., Altamonte Spes Sanford Seventh Day Advsgtit Church, 7th & Elm Winier Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church, 50$. Mesa NI. Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church, III Pine St., Sanford OTHER CHURCHES Alien's A.M.G. Church. Olive & 12th All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole. Woliva Part Md. Sssrdsll Avenue Holiness Chapel, Besriall Avg. Chulvota Community Church ChurchofjesusCh,istofLafler DaySeipfeal,,partav, First Church04 Christ, kiU,..,0wit. LIII Monroe Cha.oI Orange mr stress First Situ Church of the Living Gil. Midway First Church of Christ, Scientist, like. 11,1. and Venus St.. Delsoma Psstgtastal Open Sills Tabernacle. Nidgewsol Ave., 041*5th spoesite Somias45 Nigh $tmaill 1' church of LsmSos. First Pontocessal Church II Full Osopol Tabernacle, 37$ Country Club Mi. Olive _____ Hilliest Church. Oat Hill ad.. Ostoo.i Sanford Alliance Church. 14515. Park A ve. Sanford Bible ChurCh, 3400 Sanford Ave. $anford Cempregaiienoi 04 JIkeval's Witnesses, 1100*-Ill St. PSISBYTISIAN Sl?tlIlrin Church. m IN. Slevia S5.1tu$uLelheronchurct,4Nlu.e.J of l4Lq Altaminte Spruogs Ups.ia Cetnmwsity Presbyterian Church, Upsala NI. Killodeln Nail e4 JChevah's Witness. Lake Monroe Unit, $43 W 1.1.4 .1 A,C,M4OU Lal0w Church, Owr$.ai,t Or., Cassolborry Slid 1aS0_i V.00w Lplho,a.,, $055. DianA Dr. Lutheran Church ii PreIAaai, DeHisa 'Lathe'onchurcholii. 1 -s-p-, iS) W. Ulh Place A0wSIIn Laura. Church. So Ssys Or. $ Hwy 1141, ip,#, Geneva Methodist Church,Geneva Grace United M.thedist Church, Airport Blvd. Oea.s Chapel A.M.I. Church. Oriole ____ Oatv.ve Methodist Church, Ovoid, 050w. MalbadisI Church Wesleyan Methodist, St. 44W. •t Fade $5. James A.M.U.. SIb at Cypress SI. Lots MS. Church 54 Cameron City, Inc.. Isardall sit $5401 Stalterl Msmor$al Church, S. Delary 11.45.1511.0514 Methodist Church,50 434 and 4, Liiuteed NAZASSNI Ipt: 11.01 Jai - 11111it" Sestera Oe*ed.0 Church. it. Dl, is, s. ttag.sti Ave., OilS Am Syregegur, mailing il intijgsja, *au, As.'liii CHURCH OF ClISISY First United Matts*st Church 04 Geneva, Geneva 5.j_____ (aHwa C hurch. SI, 0o, I sso ci,, ____ A"..uuer. . O.C.A. , ,,,, St.. Fins Part Raisin Orthole. Church. St. Jobs Chrygestom Chapel, U.S. Hwy 114L Fois Poet Ill. Last Catholic Church, Otpuul Trail, De$ary EPISCOPAl. 1 Meustins Calhc Church. 5~1 Or,. near Sullen SI., cur, yThe Church stIbo 5ooI If schurd, MalisasI, ist Late Ave. It. Mary Msgsftleae Catholic Church, MallianI Ave.. Al Balnt p'supet Church. I. Solary Ave.. unisiprios ChrIst Ipissopol Church. .aap....sj Ow 11aly SillS LoBes Catholic Church. Ill Mu lmiUanDeft" De Deft" HolyCress S al,PatAg.aIMb$t..5an*4 St charI's Chs,Ch,Sl$ttMs NsweN ll.. W*ssrPoet C$IlSVIAN Longwood Mt. Sinai £&hsIisor, Saptial Church, SIN Jerry Ave. Mt. Zion Misaloniny $api*. Sepes Me, New Bethel Missioner, Church. SIB $1.1 Hickory Avg. . itLj.snftrge Raptiel Miss., Civic L110us Bldg.. U1J._zd Naps Ipghst Church. P01051 CIly Community cents,, Forest City Now Alt. Calvar y Missionary $104151, 1155W. 11* $ 5. New Salem Primitive Baptist Church 1101W. 12* St. New Teisamool Isplhet Church. Suahily inn, North_____ LaapiaJ New MI. lips Baptist Church, 1770 Pear Ave. 11*11 *31.1. Church. Ca'saan Hgts. Cassalbsrry Community United Methodist Church. Hwy. 11.52, Piney Ridge NI.. Casselberry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Of.. Sunland Estates Delory Community M.ih.dist Church, W. Highbanks NI., Dusty FiFit 11111111 Methodist Church 415 Pk Ave.' cirt MtheIist Church 1 Ovoid. First Southern Methodist Church, 3440 Sanford Ave. Pros Methodist____ Church. 550 W. 5111 V. EASTERN ORTHODOX Baptist, rnh & cs.r St. Marts Presbyterian Church, 1121 Palm Springs Rd. Soar Late 11111504 Methodist Chur ch Church sbus Christ, Ovoid. Chwchof5o.4ppopy,ij,$,uavg Churchol 004.4 Praphes $7115. Persimmon Ave. Rescue Churchofoig, I W. till St.. Sanford Temple Baptist Church, Palm Springs II., Altamonte Sprio William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mart I wllia. .. First Church at Geneva First Baptist Church 1 ___ LaBs Mary First Baptist Church 4 Late Mimes Pir,tBaptist Ch.rch of LaagwsstCorChurch&Oq.a, First Baptist of Oviedo . First Baptist Church SI lanlands $pilgs First Baptist Church 54 WinIer Springs. ISO Bahama It First Stiioh Ml$sls. tlst ChurCh, 1111*. lilt it. First Sapsist Churø ii Osseon church of Sit NI W. 1211151. Church of Sod. Oriole Ctiwch .4 Sod Holiness, Labs Mania. Church of Sod Misses.. Enterprise Church of Oil, $401 W. 0Mb St. ~t . Choir was acclaimed by critics during Its European Tour. The special guest speaker will be Dr. Martin Marty, prolific and creative writer-lecturer and a professor at the University of Chicago, Divinity School and associate editor of the Christian Sentry. - .. ~_ ~, t _~ The Salvation Army. us N. IllS St. Selling Hills Moravia. Church, SN 4)4. Lu,sd Sedosmir avIan ChurCh, 77$ TuscawiNa SO.. Winter Springs United Church II Christ, Aflama.ls Cammunity Chapel. APoninA Springs . Holy Trinity Churchof Sod in Christ, ISIS Mangoustins Ave. Tho Full Gospel Church so Our Lord Jesus Christ, Washington St.. C'saen cots Winier Springs Cemuounity Evaagslicai Cangregathonal. Winter Sprines liensentary School ., ,..:~_, . . . 01-~7.W, . vw,77-7 7 , *r- ... .4-7' John Oxenham wrote: "To every man (person)there openeth A way and ways and a way; And the high soul treads the high way, And the low soul gropes the low; And in between on the misty flats Tile rest drift to and Ira; And es-cry man (person) decideth The way his (her) soul shall go." Alan Alda's recent film, "The Seduction of Joe Tynan," is the story of a man who is tempted by power. To achieve it, he must market tumself, a process that goes against his values. As he surrenders these values, he finds he must fill his emptiness with more and more power in the form of fame, sex and polities, lie travels the low road until he realizes that toe has lost the values that were important to 1dm. The film ends on a note of hope that he will return to (toe high way. A few weeks ago, I traveled to a nearby city on a dark, rainy night. The shortcut we took was unfamiliar to me. The friend in the automobile with me gave me some good directions and suddenly we canoe to an in. tersection that was well lighted. We then traveled on a lighted road to our destination, These experiences remind rue of what Jesus Christ said about Himself: "Ye call rue Master ... for so I am", "I am the light of the world", "I am the way". These three statements made me realize that lie is the Christ of the lighted way. cannot serve two masters. We'serve our God as our Master, or we bow down before Family Night Show First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will have a family . night covered dish supper this Sunday at 6 p.m. in the fellowship hail followed by a talent show. In addition to live performances there will be a display of arts and crafts by _AW_`* By GEORGE It. PLAGENZ Arid he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake it, and gave unto them, saying, "This is iiiy body shich is given for 'oL1; this do in remembrance of iooe." likewise also the cup, after supper, saying, -This cup is (toe new testament in my blood, which is shed for you." Luke 22:19, 20. - There is more here than (toe plain tale of a sad parting with a bit of bread and if cup of wine, said the late Lutheran minister Paul Scherer, There was more to it on that fateful l'tolirS(kly night of holy Week in the upper room. And there is more to it ttOilfl that today, 69 generations after. Ttoere was the sanctity of Middle Eastern custom about this occasion between Jesus and his 12 disciples. Among the Syrians, whenever a man was about to leave his friends and goon a long journey, there was a kind of ritual involved. lit' gathered his friends around for one last pledge of his love. lie gave t.heno food and told them to eat it. For all (toe distances and years between, it would be as his body to theirs with all that meant In the way of strength and companionship and love. And with his own hand toe gave them wine to drink. It would be as the blood of his life to their life. Never would toe be anywhere away from them not for a moment beyond the reach of any man's heart. We can no more than guess what that meant to these bewildered disciples. Jesus was saying goodbye. They knew that. But was there something more? Was toe trying to make (hezos a promise that tie was not deserting them? Was he trying to say that he was leaving hiuilf behind sozioctoow so that they would never be alone? "This is noy body ... This is my blood." They must have said those words over anti over agin to themselves in the months and years that caine after, trying to fathorlo the meaning of it all. And as time passed, something strange happened. They began to find in those words not a figure of speech but the very bestowal of that life which they themselves had handled amid touched as he walked the dusty roads of Galilee with ttil'IIi. And from that time to this, ten thousand times ten thousand have, as the Book of Common Prayer says, drawn near to (to' Lord's table with faith and have taken his holy sacrament to their comfort. They have experienced pardon and deliverance front their sins, have been confirmed and strengthened in goodness, filled with his grace and heavenly benediction andti made one bothWitt) huh. This does not appear to have been the experience of everybody or even (lie experience of anybody all of the tUne. . - But so often has the testor000ny been made that the church's theologians toave speculated some have even laid it down as a fact that Christ himself is really present in the sacrament. '.- , - - Those with a more practical and less theological (urn of mind may leave the discussion at this point but root before making their witness that, however the theologians may want to explain it, "something happens" whan a man or a woman humbly partakes of this spiritual food. - 1 - 1. Thus is the holy communion more than a symbol. A symbol depicts something or suggests something, but a symbol does I not bestow peace and power and pardon or a new beginning for troubled hearts -as has the holy comroounlon for countless numbers through the long centuries until now. - Venture In Mission -, The Venture In Mission will be introduced to members of Holy Cross Episcopal Church this Sunday at a luncheon following tile 10 a.m.service. There will he no solicitation at this time, .. . D.Bary Women To Meet . Groups of the DeBary United Methodist Women will meet ' 'Feb. at the following times and 'places: Esther.1:30 p.m., ' 141 Plantation Road; Mary-1:30 p.m., 38 Madera Road; Ruth4:30 p.m., 2 F1t Boul v&d, Terra Ails; and Martha-9:30 a.m., church parlor. Musical Evangelists Rev. Fred Bales and family of Friendship, Ohio, will be ' ' The musical evangelists for special meetings scheduled for .. ,-,Feb. 22 through March 2 at the Paola Fellowship Chapel, . North Henderson Lane. Services will he at 7:30 p.m. week. ' ' 'days and at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday. REV. WILBUR CROWDER Evangelistic services will be conducted at Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Airport Blvd., Feb. 2427, by Rev. Wilbur Crowder of Fruitland Park. Joy A. dams will be song leader "and special munic will be provided by Trinity United Methodist Choir. Services will be Sunday at Ii a.m. and 7:30p.m. and a covered dish supper at 6 p.m. Services nightly at 7:30 p.m. S REV. FRED BALES and Family ,. .,1 GUEST SPEAKER and SINGERS for . Special Services ' ". - ; j \f I '\ 4 GOSPEL MUSIC J. B. Betts and daughter, Marsha, from Memphis. Tenn., will present an evening of gospel music and personal testimony Sunday at 7 p.m. at Ravenna Park Baptist Mission, 2743 Country Club Rd., Sanford. ~~~~11111 FEB. 22 thru MAR. 2 7;30P.MWEEKNIGHTS .. Paola Fellowship Chapel . ' I 7rSOP.M,SUNDAY 1 ... * _. ' ' - -, 46 NORTH HENDERSON LANE Mile West 14 S.R. - W. op- io P -,-r , ,,, 4F.ff.1j;,7.:r !:~ AIM Yui~, '. More Than A Symbol I,.'. . . some idol and serve a lesser god, Joe Tynan's temptation is a universal human experience. We are all tempted in one way or another to surrender our values in order to gain something that we desire. Letting God be our Master will save us from this temptation. Jesus Christ brought light to our world. It IS impossible for us in the Western world to Imagine what life would be like without the light of Christ. We even take for granted the God of love which He revealed; the truth He taught; (tie compassion lie brought. lie is truly the Christ of the Lighted way. "I am the way" said Jesus Christ, The way that leads to God is the disciplined way. Nothing ever was achieved wittoout discipline. Jesus Christ invites us to choose the thoughtful way. No one would ever take the easy, the short, the undisciplined way, if only he thought. The only way to get our values right Is to see, not the beginning, but the end of the way, to see things, not in the light of time, but in the light of eternity. Jesus says, Try my way, it will lead you along the lighted way to a happy life, to eternal life. members of the church. I,N -_ - PROCLAIM THE WORD Dr. George A. Foster, outstanding United Methodist leader in the Florida Conference, will preach during the "Proclaim the Word" week at First United Methodist Church, Sanford, Feb. 2427, He will preach at the II a.m, service Sunday and present a large Bible display for Sunday School. Messages will be given at 10 a.m. and 7:30 We series. . . ... held for all Sunday School teachers and workers, ,. i - Sunday School Seminar group to the Sunday School Conference at the Open Bible Baptist Church, Orange City, Friday, Feb. 29, leaving Deltona at 6:30p.m. A film honoring the 200th anniversary of the Sunday School will be shown and seminars will be WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY First humbly If God, 27th & Elm of Dr. Paul Boelber, member of the faculty, Chairman of the Humanities Division and head of the Music Department Holiness Ch urch. 814 Mulberry Ave., Sanford will climax a week of services celebrating the first anniversary of Eider Ilezekiah Ross as church pastor, sunday at the II a.m. and 3:30 p.m. services, A bus from First Baptist Church of Deltona will take a & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik and Employees $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 322.2611 Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff will be featured at Ascension Lutheran Church 351 Ascension Dr., Casselberry, this Sunday, at 10:30 a.m. The widely travelled 65-voice choir is under the direction of Concordia College. Noted for precision and blend, the PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - ' Woodard, pastor, invites all former members and friends of I ::- Concordia Lutheran College Choir of Ann Arbor, Mich., J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff 11 10 Shaw, who will deliver the morning message. Rev. John H. Meeting at lth.day AdventistChurclt Concordia Choir Sings ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. -' Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1203 Nursery Provided The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Christ Of The Lighted Way Rev. Alfred L. Durrance, rector of Grace Episcopal 'Olive ' Ave., - commodate small groups for 1976. Heads of religious the Honorary Chairman of the offered everyone who walks in worship, and a place for judicatories of (toe state were program and former will be a welcomed ex. private meditation. The focal asked to serve on the Council Governor Reubjn Askew is the perience." Allen Chapel Homecoming 1:04 a.m. . Florida's new capitol point will be a coquina stone to Plan anti direct the active chairman of the fund building in Tallahassee is in table n h a flame and if development of the chapel, raising. The officers of the the final stages of being bronze uackground syno- This inter-faith chapel Council are: president, completed. When the finishing bolizing and inscribed, "In represents the fine Bishop Joel D. MeDavid of touches have been added one the beginning God". Around cooperation of the religious The United Methodist of the most unique features the walls will be 16 bronze groups of the state. Church; vice-president, will be a Religious Heritage plaques that (cli the story of All funds used in the Bishop Rene Gracida, of the Chapel. the religious history of development of the chapel Roman Catholic Ctourch; Florida, Each plaque will must canoe from private secretary-treasurer. Rabbi On the first floor, near the bear a symbol and if historic solicitation. The total cost of Stanley Garfeiio, of Temple bank of elevators, will be the inscription. In the entrance the project will be up- Israel in Tallahassee. Other attractive door which leads worshipers and visitors will proximately $0,0O0 for art religious leaders over the into this chapel for worship be greeted with a small work, bronze, lighting, and all state are involved in the and heritage study. Many fountain of flowing water. All furnishings. Nils Schweizer of program. state capitols include chapels materials will be native to Orlando is the architect. in their total facility but few, Governor Askew has said, Florida insofar as possible. Persons all over the state "Ttoe chapel, when finished, is if any, have one which tells 'i'toe Religious Heritage are supporting the chapel something every Floridian the story of the religious Chapel plan was initiated and fund with their efforts and can call his or her own. In the history of the state. authorized by the Cabinet of their means. Governor of midst of if government The chapel will ac- the State of Florida in April, Florida, Robert Graham is complex the quiet and peace The opening service will begin at 7:30 p.m., Friday. The program will begin at 10 a.m.,Saturday. There will be a bag '. And Power $ Inter-Faith Chapel In Capitol Luke the Physician, Feb. 29 and March 1, at Christ Episcopal Church In Longwood. . Gets either on the alleged dangers or "Those associated with the question," he said. "Such research evangelists were "mostly Is':'iciI proposed solutions to the problems. electronic church of course, deny the should be conducted by social novices" and that, In an, case, impeccable mainline liberal apprehensions The threat the established alleged dEfect," toe said. with scientists churches feel from the suddenly Iladden said the debate so far was reputations under the aegis of an about the "drift to the right," influential and increasingly an empty one because no one had advisory commission within represented by the television prosperous television preachers is done the research to resolve the representation from the National preachers is misplaced. "Many liberals in American two-fold members and money are issue. the Religious Broadcasters, leaving local congregation and "The evidence is not very clear or National Council of Churches and society today are experiencing irrational and unwarranted fear getting their religion in the comfort detailed regarding who is attracted the U. S. Catholic Conference." about where the shift to the right will of their living rooms, and the to the evangelical message of the Another fear of the mainliners is end." Iiadden said. religious content of the televised electronic church," toe said. that the vast majority of the -I fully expect to see evangelicals message is simplistic and generally "Recent research on the growth of television preachers are politicallya significant impact on the make a distortion of the full Christian conservative churches would conservative and are using political scene in America during message. suggest that the electronic may be television as part of what liadder this decade, " he added. ''I think they Sociologist Jeffery K. Iladden of more successful in attracting those called "the broader effort to reshape will utilize the electronic' church to the University of Virginia, noted who have drifted away from church American culture." gain a power base." that "there is very deep concern participation rather than new 'l think it is time we recognize "But I think we need early to put today that highly successful converts," liadden said. tlüs to be absolutely true," Ihidden to rest the fear that evangelicals nationwide television programming "I can think of no more positirt with political power will throw out said. is cutting into the pews and outcome to this consultation than the lie told the conference, however. the First Amendiooent and crt'att' , if treasuries of mainline churches." initiation of research to resolve this that at the moment the conservative theocratic Dictatorship," h e said. - .... Greater Orlando Chapter of the International Order of St. 1I:OIa.m on Most Road. Winter Springs C. Edward Davis Pastor Sunday School 5:30am Sunday Worship 10:30 am. Nursery Provided By DAVID K ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer The sudden rise and influence over the past 10 years of what friend and foe alike call the "electronic church" the use of television for mass evangelism -has if number of mainline Protestant anti some Catholic church officials worried, At the same time, however, these church officials aren't quite sure they know what they want or should do about it. Recently, the National Counc il of Churches' Communications Corn. mission, together with the U. S. Catholic Conference's Department of Communication, sponsored at two-day consultation on the issue, but the 210 conference participants came away with no clear consensus ' a Mission of Christian Healing to be THELAKEMARYUNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lake Mary Mlniste, I Rev. A.F. Stevens 5:45a.m. Sunday Church School Morning Worship 11:00a.m, 7:30 p.m. Youth Group Wed. Choir Practice 1:00 p.m Worship TV Church Diocesan Commission on Ministry, will be the missioner at conducted by the Rev. Daniel Con$Ia, Assoc. Poster Phone ill-l"I darning worship Church School Morning Worship Nurser y At Local Church's Expense? Church, Ocala, and a member of the Central Florida Ave. a led U. Sunday school Il5 Park Ave. ' - Rev. Fred Well Pastor Rev.EdmondL.WCher Asss.Paster Mound; U PSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. Country Club & Upsala Rd. Darwin Shea Pastor . CHRISTIAN CHURCH the following homes: R.F. Cooper, 909 Magnolia Avenue; Den Drake, 105 Sanora Boulevard; Ken McIntosh, Indian Pentecostal Rev. Rod Thompson III p.m. TW.*4OY SOBIS StudY ' .. .. . . CHURCHOF000 S01W.27M5trt 4:OOp in COVENANT Airport Blvd. & Woodland Dr. Pastor Rev. Fred R.Gardner 5:304.m. Church School 11:40a.m. Singing and Sharing 11:01a.m. worship Service Yewtts Messing .m Another facet of revival preparation will be area prayer meetings on Thursday, Feb. 28. Five of these are planned in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. l7.fll.LakeMaryllvd. GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH " I / Pastor 5:45 a M. lO:30a in Evangelist Service 7:00 p.m MidweekServic.IW.d.) 7:00pm Nursery Provided for all Services Methodist .. ' 7:30p in FIRST PENTECOSTAL ",i" 1. r ' 2411$. Park Ave. 3774504 Lshe Dr. &Tviewtlia NI. Phoes17$-lIIl 2Pl7OrIandoDr. 17.57 (Lutheran Church inAmeric. Rev. Ralph 1. Luman Pastor worship 10:00a.m. Sunday School 5:00a.m. Nursery Provided . . 1:10p.m. of Education, to those who have committed themselves to intensive visitation prior to the ch urch's participation in Simultaneous Revivals, March 9-14. to equip youth and adults of the church to go on a Mission Presbyterian 41L j 10:10a.m. 7:)Ip.in. Church Of God 1:11pm, NIWLIFIPILLOWSHIP GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH _________ - 10:00a.m. NAVINNAPARK BAPTIST CHURCH 2743 Country Club Reed Rev, Gary DsSus 11110Cm. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 14111or . Rev. 0. K. Gunter Sunday school Morning Worship Evangelistickrv. Family Night Service Y.P.I.Wed. Tour to the Cherokee Indians, June 7-15 will be directed by the pastor. The other will be led by Jack T. Boggs, Minister FIRST PENTECOSTAL IIl(lISP (it ST.LUKESLUTHERANCHURCH .SR.420&RedluqNd. COP,RGHT iveo vEISTER aL.LRT'S.'.c. '.1 ll•• I Oviedo($lavia) . C..AROTTl S...L( • il:. A ........Rev. John J. Kucharik --• Pastor Sunday School . 5:40a.m. . .. Worship Services 0:308 11:00a.m. . We maintain a Christian School i iw .- .. Kindergarten through Eighth Grade . CHURCHOFCHR1$T till Park Avenue Fred Baker Evangelist . • .. . . Rev. Elmer A. Reuscher Poster 5:15a.m. Sunday School Worship Service 10:30a.m. Kindergarten and Nursery 's strong rl!Iiginustilith(:.IIl gll.I lItlIg 5V,I Ill helping its find our trul! III'stIlIt . ( hrislhIllS l)I'Iii'VI' .15 WI' worship together that ts}i.l1 tVt' .10' I(l(l.lV k but i. 1IIit flittV.I III sv}1.It ( lIlI fIItI'Iuls Its Iii hI'ullIlI'. • On Sunday evening the First Baptist of Sanford will begin two types of witness training sessions. A five session series Lake Mary Rev. B. L. Wagner. Pastor Sunday Worship 10:00am. Worship Service 11:00am Eve. Worship 7:00 Youth Hour TV "This Is The 111*" Iii', 1111'. aj FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST SCIENTIST. DELTONA Elkcain Boulevard and Venus Street Sunday Service 11:00a.m. Sunday School 11:00a.m. Wednesday Testimony Meeting 7:30pm. Reading Room daily eicept Wed. £ Sat. noon to 4p.m. Tole. 705.2424 LAKE MARY CHURCH ofthewAZARENE VI(ItIsII IlI,Ikl's tIll' ri g ht lIPS I..i(III'.. rriII)r.Il I'S i mportant V.11511'S. (:111 Il 151'. . "TheLuth.ranHour"and IIUfl),IlI tiiight .11111 grvItllI•s .111' IIoi' 5.11101'. iIlI'\ ht'i.iii ill .1 SlUall %t.l\ ,Is till- illlIi . . 'S PALMETTOAVENUI BAPTIST CHURCH leUPalmettoAve. Nov. Raymond Cracker Pastor Sunday School 5:45a.m. Morning Warship 11:00a.m. Evangelistic Services 1:10p.m. Wed.Prayer&libleStudy 7:30p.m. Independent Missiooary Wlé ..'. ''' , . LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER i,rth,r New ')'(urk il IllUtlIlt.lIll stIl'.ItIl tIlIll• 1111's its rIl(:k to hit' t',lliP . , . SI) lll'tIllS tl)p iiijt.Ih IIu(lS()II. Witness Training 7.30 pm lilt Sanford John J. Hinton Sunday School Morning Worship Lutheran in liii' t(lirOl1d.I(:I. \li)(IIII,lIl)'. ut in 131 2 years. 7:00 p ms Evening Service MidWeek Service Wln'i, Iltl VI 5('lll grl'ilI Ships SIiI 111111 .1 I)rlhIII river iIil(I lllill.(! thei r 5V,l Ill I lIP 51,1. - .' ' -. LAKE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE i7t E. Crystal Lace Ave. Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary 10:00a.m. Sunday School 10:00a.m. Worship Pastor Rev. Robert Burns /'; . - .4 t Wilson School, Orange Blvd Pastor At Green 5:45a in. Sunday School 10:43 a M. Morning Worship Congregational . - 7:20p.m. 10:00a.m. MidWeek Serv. (Wed) . MornlngWorstlip Evening Service Ladles Bible Class Wednesday Wednesday Bible Class Holy Communion Finance Committee which recommended co nstruction of and the pastor, Dr. Jay T. Cosmato. The building was constructed in 1966 at a cost of $271,000, for wch a 15-year note WOS negotiated. The note was paid out Nazarene CONGREGATIONAL . .. . 4... . Bible Study 10:00a.m. - Minister 5:30a.m. 10 30a in. 1: to 7:00p.m. worsh:seryice Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed. 10:00 AM Church School WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL . Sunday School Holy Communion Evangelical ' treasurer, Ken McIntcyh, who was vice chairman of the 0.00 am. ________ . ,. . rues. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 p m Tues. Official Board Meet. 1:00 p m Rector Holy Communion ________ TU)Ily NO(DIN - i. 'I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Joe Johnson 401 Park AvI, The Rev. Leroy 0. Sopor ________ - ( 1Q E ' 1 Christian Science LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION iii AMLM Phone 311-0114 JORDANBAPTISTCIIURCH 1021 Weld First Street Pastor S E $tanton 10:00a.m. Sunday School MorningServlc. 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:30pm. 1:10P M. Wednesday Service OldTruthsforaNewDay W6 HOLY CROSS A. A161111111o. _______________________________ ______ ____ 0AW4 1)7 Airport Blvd. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sl0 Fork Avenue. Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cosnsato Pastor Sunday School 5:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Training 1:00p.m. Evening Worship 7:00p.m. Wed Prayer Service 1:30pm. Main Street-Canaan City Pa stor Rev. M. H. Burk* Jr. lo - Jos in. Sunday School 11.00 am Morning Worship 0.00 pm Evening Worship Episcopal Jo 6.00 p.m. 7.00 o m 1:00P in. Nursery Provided Suedayldissi ... Prayer $try. A ::: Bible Study (Wed.) Catholic I 1:0 A.M. Sunday School WecslWp Service Pastor 1000am, 1100am Rev. Gary line? Sunday School Worship Service (Sun.) NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Lake Mary Avery U Lone 9:4%4. Pastor Nov. Marl N.IJsIss T UUK NAI 1UN ....%-.Church of Wed. Prayer Service Briefly FIRSTUNITEDMETHODIST CHURCHOFOENEVA ., Morning Worship Church%W,fl100 ralairIts MorNoN IvioWaS • Jf C * :L~ _* r__*1__`_ IIIIIlI - Sunday, Feb. 24, 1$0-SC Services with classes for all aqes Prayer Serv. First Wednesday Fellowship 6:30pm. Supper 7 00 P.M. Church Training Evening Worship Wed. Prayfr Serv. /ss Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Church School between serwicu Fellowship Coff ::: S 30 pm. UMYF ::: 7 00 p.m Evening Worship Wed. Bible Study £ ::: 730pm CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1)11 Oak Ave., Sanford 133.2014 Freddie Smith Pastor Sunday School 5:43am . Nov, James W.Hammock Sunday School Morning Worship Church Training Evening Warship Wednesday Evening Prayer Service Assoc. Pastor Rev. Bob Dickinson .:.: Baptist (Southern) METHODISTCHURCH Hwy. 11.9lat Piney Ridge Rd Casselberry THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY,.*"' FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Car. 27th & Elm Philip Waisanen Pastor Sunday School 4Sam. Worship Service 11008m Preaching & Worshiping Bible Study Sharing £ Proclaiming Wed. Prayer Meet RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED .. .. .X Assembly Of God PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 115W. Airport Blvd., Sanford 373.3737 Inter. Pastor Rev Grady Snowdin Sunday School 5:43 a m. Worship Service 1100 am. Evening Service 7:30 p m. Wed Prayer Serv. 700pm. I - Methodist - Wed. Bible Study 7:00pm. Wed. Lighlhoue youth MOlting Royal Rangers a Mit5IOitettt 7 OOp m - .I Sunday, Feb. 24, $O Adve ntis t Ev ening Worship ; , . - 4hr. U - P - - :__ F ." - .-...--' ,.. . �BLONDI E IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980 by Chic Young Release In Papers of Saturday. Feb. 23 ACROSS 50 Sharpening WHAT WASJ NOISE? I) I New Deal program NYTI ANYT AH H I' -- L_N1 Le, 2.2'3' j BEETLE BAILEY I LIKE PARADES. I GET TO THE.. GENERALS / MEPALS WHAT ARE ) THEY ALL FOR? tool ITOTNloIElRl 54 AccountantfM101NiTHTj1 IIBEI R 4 I I A Mu TATE abbr. ICILIAYUE ilcisi 550ne(Ger.) 4 Persuade 8 Stuffy 55 Companion of IRolT1IoL5(HlE L2.jJjSJMJJ! l2Gardenfor odds ____ ONUS MOTORS anImals 57 Over (poetic) F I 1' F HA 13 Facility 58 Caribou F I____ L 14 Journey r J by Mort WIr -..........-'V.-' WELL, THE BIG ONE 15 FOR BUILPING OUR FIELD LATRINE SYSTEM... ...ANL' THE LITTLE MEPALS ARE FOR PESIGPNING T-1E BI MEPAL C us 59 Varmint aU •UIR 15 Mimic An ..,......i c ii RIE 16 Chanciness I;1 sMIsTIE'N' l8 Judas tree DOWN [AIVZI[AITIEflTJOJUIRIE!0I 20 And so on C )N) I 01 RI C F F AJ CJ El (abbr.. Lai, 2 1 Russian ruler TI RI C Ml 01 RI 151 TI 01 N El DI wds) 2 Hooded 17 Alpine 37 City on the 21 Being (Let.) vestment 23 Place for a country Arno 3 Female drama critic 19 Pleas 39 Kind of student 7 22 ,..me •... 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THE OPPOSITE' ____ 58 — — - - - J 56 For purposes ofppeningthe bidding, any five-card suit Is C. ia a 500U IOUL. four uIuuwIv. .3U card major suit. Major suit '4 EEK & MEEK b lJ-A1ic,.SCiJ IikJG... A VJt-'Cj.E 5ERI3 J TJCAL CUIS1P%JE Howie Schneider minimums are A J 9 x and Q J 10 x. Any three- or four-caPd club suit Is biddable. So Is any three- or four-card diamond suit If headcd by as good as jack-loorqueen. With two biddable suits of less than five cards, open ti. lower one with these exceptions: Open a four-card heart suit in preference to a four. card diamond suit and a four. card diamond suit in preference to a three-card club suit. Sample Hands: LA'X.. . I GWA I, • .. • • • by u AlVermeer ( "- 9>'AE w R.Ea PER FOR OLIVER.' \ I 4 I LET9 I-lOPE IT \ I I ioe.s THE TRICK' ( I don't think ivs very successful, myself! (, It makes ti'i fleas ch' ) ' Ia_As I I .o i100 17 a BUGS BUNNY by Stoftel & Heimdahl 4J'4 E)(1A\ (_l.l.4\ HUNE MILES OUT OF MY WAY SINCE l-4E JOINED OF.--=i j §4WMr_=Q§ C I - - — — 47 48 49 - — — — 54 — — — — 57 59 - By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Will - 60 46 = - ...m.s... Your only biddable suit is spades. Vou have 14 HCP. Open one spade. HOROSCOPE SATURDAY For Sunday, February 24, 1980 No Biddable Suit Here are some hands that have no biddable suit but nev- anything along unless YOU know it Is based on facts. February24,1980 Your problem this coming LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) year may be an over- Friendshipscould be put in whelming supply of op- jeopardy today if there's too' portunities, rather than too much emphasis on material few. Accept only those you're things. Forego business deals sure you can handle. and don't lend or borrow. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Trying to be all things to all Being too opinionated today people today won't please could put you in an awkward those you deal with. It could position where you might also cause you some COn catch flack from all sides. plications. It's wiser to take a Forcing your views on others stand, Find out more of what isn't the answer. lies ahead for you in the year LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be following your birthday by very careful not to make any sending for your copy of promises you're not sure you Astro.Graph Letter. Mail $1 can deliver. Chances are you for each to Astro-Graph, Box can't, 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 10019. Be sure to specify birth This is not one of your better wite. (lays for joint ventures or ARIES (March 21-April 19) financial gambles. Rather Duties or responsibilities that than doing anything mirequire your immediate at- pulsive, let things rest until ._. LJV tomorrow. LVJIIWII .L..,..t.I JWUIU 1101 rationalized away today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Postponement compounds Dec. 21) Unless you do your problems. own thinking today, others TAURUS (April 20-May 20) will be making decisions that Be wary of a tendency today may not serve your best into be careless with your terests. Try to judge matters possessions and resources, for yourself. Take measures to protect CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. what you have, rather than 19) If you're attempting any leaving things lying about. tasks today where YOU are GEMINI (May 21-June 20) using unfamiliar tools, You're the type of person who practice safety first and give likes to juggle several your full attention to your projects at the same time, but work. today if you attempt to do so AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. by Bob Thavu u Do 7' frY wbu spu. Snow, Margo Smith. Rodney Lay. 0 LAWRENCE WELK 11D (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont discovers that the porcelain figure he has bought isworlhagreat deal of money. (10) SOUND5TAGE "Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman" (Ii) (35)FLORIDA OUTDOORS "Shark Fishing For Science" 8:00 B f3, CHIPS At a thrill show, Jon and Ponch are surprised to find that many of the stunts performed are part of their daily routine. (S) 0 ThE CHISHOI,MS The grief-stricken Chisholms bury Hadley in California and set about establishing their new life. En U XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Comprehensive coverage of - ' the day's scheduled events is highlighted by live coverage of the women's free skating figure skating as well as women's slalom skiing; men's 10,000-meter speed skating; 90-meter jumping; men's 50-kilometer cross country; first and second runs of the four-man bobsled. Jim Mckayhosts. 900 U(!DBJ AND THE BEAR BJ hiresatroupeoffernaleprivate eyes to find his sister, who dis. appeared after a party at which ayoungglrldled. (1) 0 MOVIE "S • H E" (Premiere) Cornelia Sharpe, Omar Shard. A beautiful female secret anent Is assigned In LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) you Should you find yourself in need of a special favor today, should be luckier than usual in don't be hesitant to go to Fcb25. ioso This coming year having doors opened for you by persons you get to know socially. Don't be afraid to mix business with pleasure when you feel conditions warrant it. • • 9:30 Il GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 35) WOODY W000PECK- (81W) (1948) Lon Chaney. Bela Lugosi. A mad doctor eyes an Incompetent's brain for his monster's empty skull. (1 1/2 ER AND FRIENDS Hrs.) (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (10) PRESENTE (R) 10:00 0 @D ARCHIE CAMPBELL CE) 0 KIDSWORLD U(35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (10) STUDIO SEE "Scuba, Too" (R) (11I(17)HAZEL 1030 "Five Card Stud" (C) (1968) Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum. A cheater in a poker game is lynched and one by one the other members of the game are also killed. (2 Hrs.) tTS)O FOR OUR TIMES f U FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (35) ROAD RUNNER 4 10) AS WE SEE IT "Brooklyn Technical High School, Brooklyn, New York" 112 (117) MOVIE "To Catch A Thief" (1955) Cary Grant, Grace Kelly. A reformed jewel thief Is suspected of returning to a life of crime after he falls in love with a wealthy young 0 @1 MOVIE 7:30 - AFTERNOON 12:00 c11 0 SPECTRUM (10) ANOTHER VOICE 0@) MEET THE PRESS CE 0 BLACK AWARENESS 24 (10)FLORIDA REPORT (111 (17) MOVIE "King Richard And The Crusaders" (1954) Rex Harrison, Virginia Mayo The adventures of Richard the Lionhearted during the fight for the Holy Land are portrayed 1:00 U 4J CHAMPIONSHIP FISH1MG CID 030 MINUTES till (35) MOVIE "A Guide For The Married Man" (81W) (1967) Walter Matthau, Robert Morse, An ex perienced philanderer takes on the task of educating a reluctant husband on infidelity.(1 Hr. 50 Mins.) 124(10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 11:30 (5)0 FACE THE NATION (DOXIIIWINTEROLVMPICS (Joined In Progress) (lJ(35)MOVIE "Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein" B(3) SPORTS AFIELD (5)0 LITTLE RASCALS En 0 THE SUPERSTARS Coverage of the second round of the men's finals (from Freeport in the Bahamas), 124(10) WALL STREET WEEK "The Chairman Of The S.E C' Guest: Harold N. Williams, chairman, Securities Exchange Commission, (R) 2:00 0 (3111 BAY HILL CLASSIC PREVIEW CID0 MOVIE ' Schneider tells Ann and the ris that the apartment is being turned into condominiurns and they have to move 42 (17) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 1920s is hectic Icr the very large Gilbrethfaniily COW All- AUSTIN CITY UMITS Don Williams. recently votec Male Vocalist of the Year, glvei a stunning performance ant Oahu, Hawaii). Sand rollick their way through many country favorites. 1100 W 0 THE JEFFERSONS George. Tom and Lionel discover that taking care of JossiCa is not as easy as they expected it to be. (24 (10) NOVA "Portrait Of A 5:30 (5) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (111(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Kirk Douglas. Musical guest: James Brown. (1)0 MOVIE "Deliverance" (C) (1972) Burl Reynolds, Jon Voight. Four city men encounter unexp.ctsd terrors during a ratting expedition down a ragIng backwoods rIver. (2 Hr..) 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' • .' •, • " • I. ,•, ,,_, - • -'---'-'o.\ LUIU.IICUN 5 DINNERS (I)O FAITH FOR TODAY (DOPICTURIOFHSALTH S - A1111, I Amok wow an mp r 7:30 PoNor '\_1 3331 I Good Moadsy throvglu Friday E.diWnk (I) COLLEGE PARK BAP- Craig L.giistt I 9:3 o AL PACINO AND JUSTICE FOR ALL SPECIALS DO VIEWPOINTON NUTRI- by c 2: 15-1:15 . , A 700 2:20 7:30.1:20 6:45 (1)0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP TIOM ZOONIBS 99C ALL SEATS Western Sizzlin Steak House's r 5:30 0L4')NEWS 0 MASH EnOALLINTHEFAMILY (1i)(35)KUNGFU 24 10)3-2-I CONTACT (17)1 DREAM OFJEANNIE I r (1)0 THE LIVING WORD 12:30 (12) (17)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 1)0 HOGAN'S HEROES OlD 35 TOM AND JERRY 24 10 MISTER ROGERS (R) (111(17) MV THREE SONS 43 C4) TODAY MOVIE "King Arthur" To quell Arthur conceives the RoundAfter his land 6 00 )STHISIS THEUFI (17) ETWEEN THE LINES (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS OPEN UP 11:30 ABC NEWS 0 (10) ONCE UPON A CLAS. G(DNBC LATE SIC 4:30 — -- ' iioo 0(111(5)0(7)0 "Ethics" 5:30 (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 (4) EMERGENCY ONEI 15) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:30 :30 The nurses' union at San Francisco General puts fear into Trapper and Gonzo when they 0(3111(1)0(7)0 NEWS 11:46 11:30 0 L4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE U FAMILY FEUD 12:00 B(F CHAIN REACTION isi 0 (1)0 NEWS II(35)ILOVELIJCY (24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12 (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) 7:25 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1) U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 4:00 0 @ THE BRADY BUNCH ttJ (35) WOODY W000PECK. ER AND FRIENDS IS(10) SESAME STREET (11) (17) SPECTREMAN AFTERNOON AMERICA (11)(35)HEL0 (24 (10) SESAME STREET (R) (12)(17)NHOL5E STONES 8(10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 11:00 B (A) HIGH ROLLERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY (R) 7:00 0(1) TODAY (.5)0 MORNING NEWS MORNING En 0 GOOD (17) THE FLINT. ES) 0 BEWITCHED 11:55 OT (17) NEWS 6:55 GOOD MORNING 11D(35) (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN FLORIDA 10:00 ()0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. EVENING (DO THE IRAN CRISIS: 10:55 'I 0 CBS NEWS B @) COUNTRY ROADS i)0 HEALTH FIELD En U SUNRISE TD (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 4 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF 1Zl(17)lLovELucY 3:30 10:30 0 (1') HOLLYWOOD SQUARES CS) 0 WHEWI 6:00 11) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART Killer" An incredible odyssey through the human body with Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson's camera documents the causes and effects of heart attacks and strokes (H) (4) 10:00 0I1)CARDSHARKS t)1 (35) PIL CLUB 112) (17) MOVIE 0 GUIDING LIGHT En 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL meant to her, (Part 11 of t6) 1/2 Hrs.) S(3)(5)OEnO NEWS 11:30 L24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- GRAMMING (17) GREEN ACRES MORNING 5:15 Efl 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED CV 3:00 9:30 1l (35) FAMILY AFFAIR MONDAY despair, Louisa wants to give i hotel and all that it has (fl)(35) MOVIE "Jumbo" (C) (1962) Doris Day, Stephen Boyd Circus owners struggle desperately to save their beloved big top from closing (2 Janie Fricke and the Heart Clt) Best Of The 2:30 U @ ANOTHER WORLD CM (35 (35111 DREAM OF JEANNIE GIGGLESNORT t111 (17) HOTEL ,)(17)LuCYsHOw 1:00 Street II" In the depths of Diving Championships (from PS$Tj..ITMIGH1 \ ..: (R) 2:25 1111(17) NEWS ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke ships (from Carlsbad, C,mtifornm): Women's Invitational Chit CO (10) MAGIC MO - • cue the man 0 IA) TODAY IN FLORIDA (.5) 0 ED ALLEN PTA 1978) Barbara Eden. noviriy Cox A strongwilled and attractive widow , dncidos to cnnrn,it Inc Slurry i(IIOS or the local PTA alter they voice disapproval of her daughter's life. Style • )O ALICE rites Flo announ that she is leaving the diner to take a hostess job in Houston If (10) MASTERPIECE THE- (35)GOMER PYLE a beautiful girl. Simon learns he made a mistake and must res- i2.(17) MOVIE Badmen" (1951) 0 NEWS S)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE flJ(35) DICK VAN DYKE t1i(17)MoVIE 1:00 0 @'J DAYS OF OUR LIVES CSJOTHE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (D 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (11) (35) 35 LIVE -' 2:00 0(1) THE DOCTORS ES) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS c7J 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9:00 B (1 DONAHUE W 0 MIKE DOUGLAS () 0 MOVIE ()JJ (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (2 10) ELECTRIC COMPANY CHARLES DARWIN Darwin' - 9:00 0 4 MOVIE Harper Valley nero air RY GARDEN (17) ROMPER ROOM 1111 (17) WORLD AT LARGE 8:30 II (35)JERRY FALWELL 4:30 O@iMOVIE IlarnieCauldor (C) 119711 Rau,'l Welch Robert Culp Aft er woman's husband is vritjrder.'d by a gang of fleeing bank ottherc cesslul dancing car eer I Hr 01(35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 24 (10) THE VOYAGE OF theories about land mass movement are confirmed by the devastation of Concepcion; the H M S Beagle sails to the Galapagos islands (Part 5 of 7) 'Little Lord .l2) (17) MOVIE Fauntleroy' (1936) Freddie Bartholomew, Mickey Rooney A little Brooklyn lad becomes a proper British lord with impec cable taste and manners 4:00 (1)0 GLEN CAMPBELL LOS ANGELES OPEN Final round play in this PGA tour event is presented live from the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California (M (17)MOVIE "Cheapi'i By The Dozen' (19501 Clilton Webb. Jeanne Cram Life in the Around Motorcycle Champion- j) 35) OR. 14. DANIELS 117)lY*wRlmN i 8'OO 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 3:00 International Invitational (4) BAPTIST CHURCH 1110 .1pw YmN'k4PrI5 / lb Davenport The Undefeated' Id 11970) John Wayne, Rock Hudson A Union Army colonel continues to lead his men into battle, unaware that the South has signed a peace treaty (2 Hrs 10 Mins I En 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled events are Part 2 of the Superbikrs. DAY (I])(35) THE ROAD TO MOS. - Fir III) (35) 8:30 £1 (T) 1fl,&V Lfl 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ill (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. 12:40 0 RETURN OF THE SAINT After kidnapping a governmerit official on the request of PERFOR- 7:30 " (35) FLORIDA: FRONT PAGE (17) PORTER WAGONER Guest Razz Bailey. Malt 2'50 MOVIE (4) TWO'S COMPANY 1)0 MANLO AND THE 'TIP by T. K Ryan lOt* 0MW 1M1 s,,1,. '. c-u- - State 10 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Scheduled events are the final ce hockey competition and the third and fourth runs of the four - man bobsled (live ) Jim McKay 8:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA jI 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 12:30 i r fi unvir "The in.0 ii Vernon And Irene Castle' (B/W (1939) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers Two ballroom sweethearts embark on a suc - 1000 by Stan Lee and John Romita uMO TUMBLEWEEDS "The Daugh- B (1) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kentucky at Louisiana 8:00 ) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 11) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE (10) OVER EASY 1(17) LEAVE lTTOBEAVER 35 Mins.) MANCES 'Dance In America Two Duets" Mikhail Baryshniko. and Natalia Makarova per form Jerome Robbins "Other Dances" to music by Chopin. arid lb Andersen arid Heather Watts perform Peter Martin's "Calcium Night Light" to music by Charles Ives 1 (17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD revenge If 1/2 Hm', I B(3) PRIME TIME 8ATUR L 24 (10) GREAT 2:30 she pursues r1('rp destroy an international crimi ' es are presented from Lake Placid. New York Jim McKay hosts Bennett, George Shearing and Billy Ecksline perform from . ballroom of the Plaza Hotel 12:30 woman. 11:00 0 THE LAW AND YOU (35) THE JETSOPIS 10 QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "One Saturday Afternoon" Adele bolts three locks on the front door to thwart a robbery while the thief breaks in through the kitchen,(R) iaw, a wily fur trapper recruits a thief, a pickpocket arid a prostitute to portray his daughters 12 Hrs ) I (10) AMERICAN POP "The Great Singers" Tony syndicate headed by a forme Olympic champion. .',' 7:00 .4' DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD 'The Apple Dumpling Gang' A gambler IBiII Bixby). two Clumsy outlaws (Don Knolls, Tim Conway) and three. orphans become involved in a plot to steal a huge gold nugget S' fl 80 MINUTES - - •WINTER WINTEROLYMPICS 0—XIII ters Of Joshua Cabe KaronClosing ceremonies (live), a (1972) Ruddy Ebsen. figure skating exhibition by Valentine To keep Id medal winners and highlights under a new homesteading of major Olympic pertormanc- 0(17) REV. TERRY COLE. SAID i'r, MOP B @ DONAHUE S) 0 HEE MAW Guests: • g ?1PD 'dw 7:00 For Monday, February 25, 1980 man rnime MY 'lPE ,oW 'VTHAN AN lPfNT/ N'r fHs$ 6:30 0@) NBC NEWS CS) 0 C88 NEWS (7) 0 NEWS ) SNEAK PREVIEWS: TAKE TWO Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel look at the new popularity and significance of science fiction movies from "Star Wars" to "Star Trek," Hank loss gang. a Colorado rancher recruits a band of Mexican prisoners to seek revenge. (R) 0 THE AVENGERS The Avengers discover a person who is harnessing enormous amounts of electricity to murder his enemies. 12:00 IL 0 WRESTLING J 6:00 0 (1) CS) 0 NEWS your adeptness could desert 19) Suppress tendencies to persons you helped in the past. Two persons in particular will bend over back•K 863 ward to assist you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) •632 Take advantage of any • (Feb,20-March 20) sItuations today where you You have 14 HCP and shouldPISCES may have the opportunity to Your aptitude for open one heart. make new acquaintances. organization today Is rather remarkable. Use your talents Beneficial alliances could •A 854 to put your affairs in order, result. AK2 410764 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Find out more of what lies #Q6 Instead of ducking challenges ahead for you in the year Only 13 HCP as in hand three following your birthday by today, step boldly forward to but here you have three quick A Q ios meet them. A little opposition sending for your copy of tricks and two four card suits. A Q 86 awakens your stronger Astro-Graph letter. Mall $1 #Q4 Open one diamond. qualities and resolve to win. 632 for each to Astro-Graph, Box Open one club. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) We just introduced the prin- 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. ciple of quick tricks. In the old 10019. Be sure to specify birth You're up to handling a full days a three-trick hand such date, A Q 105 schedule today, so arrange UAZZA AQ86 ARIES (March 21-April 19) your time accordingly. 4 z z x would always 1* 4632 Activity will energize you. This should be a very opened and frequently with Q4 Lack of things to do will tire productive and rewarding day disastrous results. Today Open one heart. Do not make the mistake of opening a two. some experts concentrate on for you. You'll do a good job YOU. them. We don't, but all else with your duties. You'll also SAGITTARIUS ( Nov. 23. card club suit. being equal we take slightly clean up other people's Dec. 21) Take matters into stronger action with them your own hands today if A Q 65 than we do when our points situations, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) others have been unable to are largely made up of queens Bored friends will welcome handle them to your and jacks. +632 (NEWSPAPER ENTERI'RisE ASSN.) your company today. Once satisfaction. You'll do what This - • Is •one • 13 • HCP hand that fnuinii imr,Ihi.. •, ltD 'vn,, urn,,., on tito cn.,,,., " 4k "u the J .'...'. should not be opened. (For a copy of JACOB)' doldrums will disappear. You accomplish. MODERN, send $I to: "Win at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. •A Q 105 Bridge," care of this ,,,. bring excitement with you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) . 19) It's not likely you'll have Q764 per. P.O. Box 489, Radio ce,, • 642 Station, New Vork, N. V. Be alert for profitable trouble making major •AQ 10019.) developments today. decisions today. Your Something could pop up Judgment Is quite keen. You t_____• a_............ where you could tie two i have inc ability to wisely ends together, and do yourself analyze alternatives, a' great deal of good. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. CANCER June 21-July 22) 19) Focus your efforts today A situation similar to ohe you on situations that could mean successfully handled in the something to you materially. past may repeat itself today. Your possibilities for gains Use the same in that from several' cnitrr'na are good. brought oiybeicre Indians were the first to domesticate the Guinea Pig. ertheless are strong enough to open the bidding. and Morgan steals Arthur's sword (Part 2 of 8) EVENING YOUR BIRTHDAY SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST TONIGHT'S TV ByRERNICEBEDEOSOL YOUR BIRTHDAY Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980—iC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. you. take risks, either financially CANCER (June 21-July 22) or physically. Don't let Be very careful about boldness or brashness take repeating hearsay in. precedence over common formation. Don't pass WIN OT BRIDGE — F - HOME BEEN ia BEENEI• BoomBONNOEM ONEMEMO HOME UMMUMMEAMEME, 41 '/ES." UT YESTERDAY 'iou ioi us JUST OF Answer to Previous Puzzle hgà, �I I SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 24, 1910 - + — r VIP'1 ____ COUPON GOOD FEB. 24-27 a • s•___ 1i'. -•.- IPt ALL EAS U I ,_) I- d 10-0z. JAN :. • U f L IdP!411l as Go FEBRUARY 24-27 E $99 U i • I I.LS99 PKO. !- LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE PIE COUPON ;-.. • COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES tq . •tq'.._. COUPONS 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PUICHASISCf YfOIMRIIXCWDINGCIOARITT!S. OF $S.O0 0* MCCI ICLUDIN0CIOAIETTIS. 'i1lJ1 I jjJ9\ 9\ I u )1V — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — IL — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — • I SUPERBRAND USDA GRADE 'A' LARGE EGGS LIMIT 2PLEASE c + 1! J I I I'm : February 24, 1980 -— SANFORD, FLORIDA ''.i I • I'• PKG. \\ •;6, -'f' DOZ. HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON . ...... DOON ESIURY FISCHEI BLACK PEPPER . ..... t 83C 9" + SAVE 20C SAVE 40C-i— W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE SItAl-BONELESS W-D BRAND RIB STEAK COOKED HAM W-D BRAND 'TWELVE 4-oz. PATTIES BEEF I IPATTIES III vil LB. • SAUSAGE E poweredAM= 1 designer wall clocks HICKORY SWEET to brighten your day CI IfEft BACON JLIE froi%Vinn Dixie i hold xraphka brPtt cobra and fine timekeeping for any -•- roam In your home + + *- only .p9.99 plus tax $23.99 value only Winn iixie * register tapes must total at least $100 and be dated between Feb. 21 1980, nd April th. plus a1980. tax -w W.DUAND MILD OR HOT WHOLE HOG cordless, battery r — ?COVPO4GOOOlNOIAIiC. S(MP4Olt OWtO(A SItAIO VO(USA (All Citlus C,iAltOtll South COLLIII (U. ANION COONIIIS I LAII(LI i HINDI COIPtV -. INSTANT COFFEE I iirt •. U I MAXWELL HOUSE coPv*iousi—ieo ,i U U U U........-.-'.-.U U U U U U U L U tj 0 U U U U U U U U 0 '-'-...........-.-. i.• —.. IMCOUPONGOODNOlA4Q( SIO%I, OSCIOLA MIAID YO(USA. (Alt CIVIUS CPtAItOtt 4Jttl, CU1I. (ft. IIO (01J1T1(S I (*11(11 IN HINDAY COUNtY QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED i COUPON GOOD FEB. 24-27 uL uuu UO - -------- -- WINN-DWEOS. 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HE 5 A X4N AN mxss POSITIONS /,&?T AFCAM HE, 8W55 IN 7H&41, JT &fe4 sciavs izw n' /15 /14P 10 /L4 .4 FE+6/ 10 ,&V - fix FENT! .. - LB.4 '' BEEF CHUCK CENTER CUT 7 DONE Chuck Steak.. 9" • + ®r ., IiTk .0- Fill LB. 'fl4kY7 RC r C4p,FT8.fiiF•i: A (4$Z/ISR tr laR STA7VR5 15 577/i. ITW/d1& mAr TIRED aAPTMP' JIiT&CiiIi55 Afl4v H45 ,4 // t.*OT/C //v7575 L2w7 +I LEG QUARTERS \L'SLICED I HAM __ 50 I' PREMIUM GRADE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED by Garry Trudeau PREMIUM GRADE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED THREE JOINT 59c Turkey Wings. • i4 4 FM wr &a TO 9%5 /4/1fl/ YO'J. 1JAN5 + IV h $11, + SAY coo ++ + -••,••, Ame 4 if 7I147./Vr RAXY, PAMflul 7M7s cwA::41./ / - II + C i • . m A + . + ;•- ,••. s/) •+ • I • '.'-- 1 •+a'- I •-+ •+1 I•• •, .F t I2• .+1I. &+ uL4.. IF r �I • - / • • F .- ; & • - - _ &POW 1 I ( -. ' I -. - ---------•----- -- ---•- - - - .- ---- • - KARRAN WHIMPERS. HE HAS HEARD MUCH OF THE FIERCE, BLUE -PAINTED PICTS. r ___________ 3W . - _ A"NP _ _ It WE TO SAW UNPER sve-- -. IN LOW Ir ph. ii wE. ow \ 714E BACK H ___ J IM A ROM AHP iNq • ;GI441i at• ___ Qnl PAR WFEA Srff:r--T AV epr WfVitt. KI ___ 0 41J ___ L __I _ Lh ______ -- I 'UriO •LJi9R GAWAIN IS1HE WORSE FOR WEAR AFTER ANOTHER _________ ____ ivt;w S — ELSEWHERE IN CAMELOT, PRINCE VALIANT IS RESTLESS, FOR THEWINTER HAS BEEN LONG. THE TWINS ENTERTAJ HIM, AND HE APPLAUDS GAMELY, •___ THOUGH THEIR SKIT 15 NOT AS AMUSING THE MANXMAN TO FRrfIER DUTY. t44 flJ. I SPRN h ARTHUWS JUSTICE. THE STERN MONARCH CONDEMNS THE VOYAGE, BUT A SOFT BED AND THEEFABL EDJ OF :•-. ARN MAKES SURE THAT THE TYRANT KARRAN S TASTES MG - SEVENTH TIME AROUND. - __________ C.447 F _ 1 LIUL. VU ' g '• If JW THE 111ORN LOSER ___ 'I by Art Sansom __________________________ e••h , p. ________ ____ / ______ , i• HEW .4 7m COAC-6 WEL.LWHAT jupWW 00 IJ1 • 5--.. - ' ___ '%' ____ ;•i OWE, IT IS REPORTED, HE EVEN 91APS AT ALETA; HIS CHEEK SMARTS FOR AN HOUR. A MESSENGIR FROM COUNT GASTON OF BORDEAUX BREAKS THE TENSION: WOULD A SMALL HUNTING PARTY BE TO VAL'S LIKINGIT 0 T14E WORTHY COUNT GASTOW STOUT AS A WLL, JOLLY AS A MONK, WITH 7WE FINEST WINE CELLAR THIS SM OF THE PHONE. "f46 SIR GAWAIN, HAPPILY CONVALESCiNG, tS WILLING TO MAKE DO MTHOUT HIS YOUNG SQUIRE. SOME WEEKS LATER, VAL AND ARN FIND THEMSELVES ENDURING THE EAGER EMBRACE OF A PORTLY KNIGHT. olm"remensw 6,1"C.wormnehanNEXT WEEK: Corsairs z-zq, A/W for Ads YOU I'M It OOC"XK A TIP WORTH BAGGING DEAR HELOISE: I've always wanted to contribute to your column, but didn't know what to write. When I buy a large bag of chips, I f Ind It Irritating to stick my hand down Into the bag when there's only a r 0 EAR HELOISE: - " oH,bW4A? A MV!... ______ and wind the bobbin thread o them, securing the ting end with a piece of tape or knotting It and slipping the knot Into a slit made inthe end of the straw. After wrapping the thread tight around the straw, I place the loose end Into a slit In the straw, then store It until the thread Is needed What's sogret' about winding the thread onto a straw is that the straw fits on the spindle of my sewing machin.l Hilda G. Now that's one of the cleverest along In quit. awhile. How many of Us wrap bobbin thread around the first thing that comes in sight, or back onto she original spool only to run out of thread right in the middle of a gathering stitch Thanks ring Hofof.o I4r*b hit • (" - - ••. .• AND T MNIY NAVI '1OU6H Y E,14j u HI Laa$aI * - .. •_. .. , - a 1 ______ I A GAJI SINK SWiM * 5 -• .. , GNIGPPA(JPOiR T "a 'l'~ PIuMfR.... ' -e - I - - b... I •' - Ito . • , ,•, • • ,•,, ,,, - - '. • O little left So when the bag's half gone, I snip the top part off I Micol Levi SenigagHa, Age 11 Anyone who sews knows the Inconvenience of needing a Fold over the top and bat bobbin only to find all of them are filled with the wrong color torn of the cloth just enough to thread. Well, here's how I make a handy holder for leftover cover each dowel. bobbin thread. Staple or stitch the folds to I cut a plastic drinking form a casing and Insert the straw Into two-inch lengths ' dowels the smaller dowel on INSbyMAk.c.T pl.; ,p.j0. n.ams -- ID _______ the top, the larger one on the bottom. Make a hanger and you're In business. MAKE AMOLD DEAR HELOISE: How many people consider the possibilities of those now plastic 2-11ter soda bottles? I've found a way of making thethat don't have a able bottom into something useful. I cut the bottom off at the rim (or indentation) and the resulting pretty shape makes a perfect gelatin mold. Jane Roberts So what I thought you can do Is bring a bag with little toy3 In them, such as cars and little dolls. Then children won't be bored. Tina Ritchie, Age9 MEG'SSURPRISE PACKAGE DEAR HELOISE - _____ - HINTS FROM HIM Here's how to display a collection of souvenir buttons with pin-type backs: Take a piece of felt (size optional) and two Wooden dowel rods the width of the felt (on. should be ¼ inch in diameter, the other ½ inch). DEAR READER This is your column If you'd like to share a hint, ask a question or make a sugges. non, write me care of this ews aper. n . Hugs,He$ols. p • • • • • , • ,.........- - FUN AND GAMES IN THE CAR DEAR HELOISE: When you are going somewhere In a car and it's a long drive, children in the car get bored. lama girl of l2 and afaithful reader. I enjoy surprising people, so here's a hint on wrapping presents. Take some boxes from small to big. Wrap your present (you might want to stuff it with cotton or paper) In the right size box. Then put it into a bigger box, wrap, and then Into a still bigger box, etc. If you don't want to waste wrapping paper, use W$PaP,r. Try it, it boggles the mmdi Meg I'll bet it does — and I'm sure it makes a happy oc. casion last just that much longer. Hugs,Helois. 2.24 C1KStUrNSfldIC.I,.hlC. - - S j . . - • , • • S I - . . -; S * '. -- - - - S . . -• .1 S / S I I I S I - S - - �- --. -.--------- _-__ _ _.____, ---- - ---- -- .- -- ---. - -- -- --- -- -- -- PONYTAIL -- -..-.-- S - - •.S ---.-.-S---- . by Lee Halley N 1 44Ti OT SUCH TtALLYPFth YEAH... __ SAP CLAI5S A - - -- - -- --- ---- THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS WANc3A WATKINS #V6'A'T CLASS by Mike Senich A or 7 IS IN IT E5A ILL r Ef VELL • UOR LIKE A ___ ___ H AVPLEi A5 GEG210 % 5lpl OHII Pa. _ L KeZ 13E IF FOR V455 ______ OKA~~IOQNALPALL ACCE MATREAWN! 50 06 " SE SF-7 t4 T5A ' O E = OM GOOT PER CAPTAIN 155 VOTI~5 WORMAL IZ)O— PER "I GPEI F LXXJ TIGER I (MAMA LOOK! S5 ss ;:IrR A POT by Bud u.k. \ UI I r,KS ro L. r 1 slurr YOU PUNT 1!;6MIPr I L.6T YOU OFF TA6 Qmeys---..Beieve - It orNot/ - _- 01 ___ (it ZABtC - -4 -- - GASSOGIGAS A SA-INCH FISH, CAN SURVIVE AT A DfPw or 3.200-TON NUCLEAPt SUBMARINE WOULD BE CRUSHED IN A 1xVE To MORE THAN A FEW THOUSAND FEET - - A`10 y y rr HARP TP4E RAILROAD STATK*I - BUILTN TH I890 TO AATE MEMBERS O THL J 4 Andrew 7th PREGiDE-NT OF FIRST GOLF AND COUNMY CLUB j.;i-. I.; AND SOUTH CAROLINA --DEPEMD%j6 ON THE ViCTOP4t FOOTBALL 6AME G THE PSEUDONYM OGWMIKE WROTE A 2o,000 STORY EVE' SEVEN DAYS FOR $50 A WEE K--MD NEVER COLLECTED A CENT N - Kos SUNNY W0LTIES --4PTFR /7)114'S /OD$,ALSS4LsWy wIsR4ISfo by StoffI & H•imdahl AN END MO THAT FUIZFIF-AZIN 07 CRITTIFIZ. 'THE L194T BROWN 14ARE N OFF NWBURYPORT. MASS., IS /RIOESCEA'T SLIE 5ubm4tted b Torn Higgins; GrJhmsviIIe, ijy. g"so Y-. TM 149 Inc - -' ,4 U I Pat ON, - - i_• - -, - ID SMILE TOO IF I PAID LESS THANE% ON SAVINGS AND CHARGED 12% ON LOANS?" I SAY IT'S A SHOCKING COMMENTARY ONMODERN SOCIETY WHEN AN APPARENTLY SWEET, INNOCENT GIRL TAXES LESSONS IN KARATE! - 19401 AO GOOD OLD(AS. TI 1 W 'AND TO THINK THAT OUR FOREFATHERS FOUGHT THE REVOLU"WHAT DO YOU IIEAN AJELLYFISHDOESNT TASTE ANYTHING LIKE JELLY? lION TO GET TAXATION WITH REPRESENTATION LIKE THAT! I CANT TELL YOU THE SECRET OF LIFE UNLESS IKNOW YOUR SECURITY CLEARANCE?" 5---5- - S --- - - - - ---------------------- - ---------S--- -•• _______________ - p 'p7 , AL — F~ I - N.qTLJRAL OCKPO4W4T,O4I Gutp 011Kto, Nt. . mi TOTEM POLE 'AOIUMtNT VALLEY, UTAH WHICH SrArs CAM CLAI&I J4C*'SOk AS A NAT/YR SON - S - �- . • -. • I ONF- I4j - ,. %• p •. - p - = Fti -'--: r•: Eggs man@ 1 1 - WN Lo -S.. CS . --, • pi! fag jr is &MIS A— AX S. OWN fill __ • ___ — b . _________ p • A \1 4 I. I T 194 • :- . .•- ----- �..l_.I._.• u1•I.I, •uIIIp,r•. - -. -- -.:_.._ - -_-.-__- ..-.-------------.-----.---.-- I S --.- - - 72nd Year, No. 160—Monday, February 25, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents T Seeks Changes At Site * Of Tragedy of her family were injured. By DONNA ESTES Auni*rW a ~ IrloI by Hal Kaufman WELL VERSEDI Try this old versified poser: A man without eyes saw pears on a tree. He did not take pears, hedjd not leave pears. Now could this be? Can you say? With a little study, maybe you'll find the answer. P1W,IdI. 9,11 AIM 144/ $ lUO pad $411d 0*4 *11uw PaAS jtio 1 y Farm Block I A sign at the gate of a farm in New York State reads: "30,000 workers, 15,000 trainees." What's raised on the farm? U 2 43 Word Playl Given a word and an extra letter, ' Riddle-Me-This! Why does one word lead to another? It's a chin reaction. How did the mapmaker save money? By cutting coasts. Which mountain is named for a baby sitter? Mt. Wet-knee. ______________________________________ _ . .•................... U, 4011 edge ofa table. Allow an Inch or two toover. lop (see illus. above). Now, flip the plate up. ,- . . t. . •' . . . .. ' . . ., 13 S 13 1 ward with a quick tap • of your hand, and try 18 . 't2 • to catch the twirling ., . . . . 21 Plate asitdescends. 12 IPIL Simple enough? All . . ... .... •I right, now try tapping •. •... .. • ( 3 the plate a bit harder so that it flips twice . -. • . before you catch it. . .• \ . 8' Then try a three-flip \ • catchasaflnaje. .. . . It's a good Idea fo remove any breakable objects from the vicin- EYE SEAMS1 Both of our nearby friends above have a place ity of the experiment. In the sun. Just what can you draw ft C*Mpkftr#n scone? . ,.. ... ..................... .,' .., . . . ,, rvu tuar YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences In drawing details between top and bottom panels. Now Quickly can you find them? Check answers With those below. 'SUMIW $ 600 - 'SIJIsW to I31$44$ 5 'â4404$ 1$ .idid -,N 'P 'CUliliw Si øu 'C '6441151W of "4)4d '1 'lu$aIip Si IUWi3'( 10uj -. .. • .. :•' -'. -' . - TO ew ff T M _LlF . It) LiKe lb IMFgavt M MAYOe FAI! I: CAN P& n- I f4EAVY' NWsJ! 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 ... � 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 24, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1a0284755b03ab909d5f7db9a08ea137.pdf 91c6f13bad4766bbc15105d3e92917a6 PDF Text Text S SUNDAY 'EDITION 72nd Year, No. 141—Sunday, February 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Sanford 'Midshipman': She Wants Chance To Serve I • fls' 7 1 RTC RYIWR ..,loves challenges C By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer First of two Parts Yes, women should be drafted, if men '' ERA Opponent Forms Coalition Against Drafting Women %'S}lINN UPI i—Phyllis Sehlaflv, one of the nation' But since the ERA has not been ratified, she said, American are. most outspoken opponents of the Equal flights Aiuendn' it, citizens Will riot tolerate drafting of women. Yes, women should serve in combat. believes the proposal to register women for the draft 1 Ms. Sehlaflv said the coalition obtained 100,000 signaturcs "We get the same'freedoms, so I think provide new support for tier anti-EU1\ crusade. "If we had opposing it unnan's draft since President Carter called for we should have the same obligations."the ERA, there would be no point in being here,'' Ms. Schlafl resumption of Selective Service registration last vvek. These are comments by Erica Leslie told a news conference Friday called to announce the forDefense Secretary Harold Brown has urged that women lit' Ryder, a 1979 graduate of Seminole High niation of a Coalition Against Drafting Women. ''The Con- included and Carter is weighing whether to seek legislation tit School, now a female midshipman at the stitution would require equal treatment.'' register women along with men. U.S. Naval Academy In Annapolis, Md. fF'.' .' Yes, midshipman. The gender implied -"Congress let us in," Erica said, "but at the Academy predicted an all female she said. In the term doesn't bother her. At the academy, concerns are fraternity, we won't be allowed to do one-tenth of the crew would probably out-perform the 'The idea is that a plebe should sink things men can do when we g€t out." male crews. brotherhood and mankind, into the woodwork and not be noticed," Submarine duty is expressly off-limitsErica said she'll keep studying nuclear but when asked I'm going to give mmiv "1 don't mind the terms," she said. "They're referring to all people. What I to women at this time, Erica said, physics all the same, and continue to Opinion on an issue," she said. do mind is being put down by someone because ships are small and there are no criticize the policy that may keep her off One of the issues frequently discussed who says I can't do a job a male can. And separate quarters for men and women. combat ships, at the Academy is whether women should especially when they won't give me the She said the Navy feels men could not Halfway through tier freshman year at serve in combat and whether they should handle being confined underwater for the academy, Erica said policies might be drafted. chance to try," Erica's dream Is to serve aboard a months at a time without harassing change by the time she graduates. For "I was raised to believe that males and nuclear submarine, but although Public women shipmates. now, she admits to being outspoken for Li females are equal," she said. "Women She agrees an all-female crew would be ''plebe," Law 94.100, passed by Congress in 1975, have the same mights, irivile;e and decreed women could attend military a solution, although the first female crew Traditionally plebes, or aciiluiiy obligations as men," academies, the military establishment would still have to be trained by men. But frestumien, are supposed to say 'yes, sir,' What kind of a woman would want to then, she added, some of the instructors and 'no, sir,' and otherwise keep quiet, still bans women from many posts. erve in e- 'that? What kind of it woman Iuy vIuJ :w4 MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union State of the Union message Jan, 24. insisted Saturday it has no intention of Despite its Firm statements about interfering with oil fields in the Persian Soviet intentions, the Pravda story never Gulf region or anywhere else in the specifically mentioned either Middle and Near East. Afghanistan or Carter's speech. The Soviets' emphatic statement, The article was signed "Alexei delivered via an authoritative article in Petrov," a pseudonym used by Pravda the Communist Party newspaper editors to denote a statement either Pravda, said recent U.S. charges about prepared by the Kremlin leadership or Russian motivations in the Persian Gulf reflecting its views. region "are nothing more than political Pravda charged American statements trickery." about the Persian Gulf were part of a The Pravda story also declared, "The relentless propaganda campaign inSoviet Union has never had and does not tended to make the world think "the have now any intention to push its way to U.S.S.R. allegedly threatens the Middle the warm seas," a reference to fears the and Near East countries, intends to seize invasion of Afghanistan was a prelude to the oil fields there and to establish a continued Russian drive south, through control over oil supply routes to Europe either Iran or Pakistan, to gain a port in and the United States. the Persian Gulf area. 'They evidently believe that the end justifies the means," Pravda said of Concern over the Persian Gulf region was a focal point of President Carter's American policy-makers." , I ia fl Hail ' A ...•.',•' - "' -' •': • ' . SCOUTS WALK , •. ___________ ', "encouraging signs" that could lead to the resolution of the hostage crisis. Tens of thousands of Iranians marched Western news reports from Iran said silently past the Tehran hospital of one solution to the hostage issue being Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to pursued by U.N. Secretary-General Kurt celebrate the first anniversary of the Waldheim involved the International Red ailing Islamic leader's return to Iran Cross's taking custody of the 50 from exile. Americans while a UN. commission But for the 50 American hostages in the investigated Iran's allegations of • U.S. Embassy Friday it was just another political crimes by the shah. Told by TV, radio and newspapers to day of captivity - their 90th - at the hands of militants who have demanded tread softly out of deference to Khomeini ' --" -' the deposed shah be returned to Iran to who Is recovering from a heart ailment and cannot tolerate noise, the Iranians stand trial, In Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister shuffled silently past Khomeini's host. Joe Clark spoke of being told about pltal, Western news reports said. • • . -... • , . ". - • ': * •.. ' -' '' ' , A""'' ' '' ' .• , • .,,: 'S • ' '." '•' - '-.-.i.. ','.' .. - '' '• . - ' • •' - Many Styles and Colors hit' n(}mi'jliry trial before Circuit Court Judge Robert Mtregor may he delayed if attorneys for both sides are still TO involved with Carol Edwards' suit in Orlando Federal District Bobby Bumgai'dnem' of Court, scheduled for Monday see related story page Vt Troop 29 in Paula leads JuliLln also said he is pushing ahead with the board's plan to his (moo)) on the annual sue the parents of three Seminole students who sued the Ilt'i'itLige Hike, which district unsuccessfully last year. At Julian's suggestjon, the board voted in December to bring began Sat urdav IIfl)i'countersults against Tom Walsh Sr., and thie parents of fling at the Maim foi'd Sylvester Wynn and Harold Daniels if the suits they brought Pia,a. .%hove, against the hoard were tiwowni out. %%'Iiit,' of Cub Scout Pack Julian told hoard members countersuits charging the 516 ( I)t'ii ) t)IIIi(lIt'S"Ui) parents with malicious prosecution would inhibit Parents front for the long hike ahead, suing the board in time future. The suit by Walsh, charging his son was held up to ridicule event allowed the Scouts throughout the by a teacher and suffered other abuse at the hands of scbmool Seminole ('aunt v area to officials, was thrown tiiit early this year after Walsh's attorney become LI%%Lil'l' o f tim' withdrew Ironi the case. Daniels and Wynn brought suit against the district last year. historic Ill aces in this t-hiarguig the hoard violated their grighits when school officials ('Ommtuhity by hiking to refuse(] to allow themto join thie interscholastic basketball each sj)ot. team of the high school they transferred to for academic reasons. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Will $2,50mPerwGullon Gas Bury Cities 2 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County's seven cities are zeroing in on conservation programs to cut the use and costs of gasoline and diesel fuels and electrical power. The effort to conserve began 18 months ago In the city of Sanford with the changing of thermostat settings In city buildings. It accelerated when the city commission during budget sessions last summer voted to cut out one street sweeper and to postpone capital construction programs to :lL 1 [1 ' TOP II - d s 't • lii.. , , P ç,' , _ 1r' % 4 Time three men, Steven Beres, 30, Roger Butler, 42, and 'I'hmomnas Rivers, 26, all of h3lyth, Cal., were placed in the Seminole County Jail, charged with trespass after warning, We are reducing the consumption of gasoline. Less activity at legedly af ter tile)- occupied the lobby oft lie Sanford police at" night requires less patroling. I doubt there is enoug h money in the budget for gasoline for the police department," Place said, noting mileage on the police cars cannot be cut as rapidly as the price of gasoline is increasing. He said patrol techniques department's office Friday afternoon. Police say the three men came into the station shortly after 3 p.m., Friday and began bothering the clerks behind time counter. cWly. might put us and a lot of others out of business, That's %arnings they would be arrested, police say. wait," he said. In the 197940 fiscal year, the city has budgeted to spend $117,355 for gasoline and oil and $406,051 for electrical energy. Knowles said with the city purchasing gasoline at a bulk rate, there "Is no need to become alarmed," And he believes the governor's prediction may not be correct, ridiculous. I don't believe anyone is ready for a thing like that. I hope it doesn't happen." In Winter Springs, City Manager Richard Rozansky said Finally, the three were arrested at 3:21 p.m. and ordered held In lieu of $525 bail. Meanwhile, the Altamonte Springs City Commission at the "I never heard the $150 figure before," Knowles said, ad- conservation methods include changes in fire department mitting, however, even the bids Sanford has received have behest of Mayor Norman Floyd has adopted as a goal the escalation clauses. use by at least 15 percent. reduction of energy said Floyd he can't see the price rising as quickly as the to spend budgeted $493,000 this fiscal year Noting the city has governor Is predicting, But he added, the people of New gasoline, Floyd said he has for electricity and $93,500 for already paying $3.50 and $4 per gallon for Zealand are As an example he several conservation programs. Initiated police department's use of a "paddy wagon" to gasoline. the pointed to "If the price jumps up big this year and keeps going up, the transport prisoners to the county jail. Previously the prisoners cities will have no recourse If they are going to offer service," to the jail by squad car, taken one-at-a-time were Floyd said. "The cities aren't looking for profits, but they prisoners together and put them in the of bunch get a "We back of the paddy wagon for the trip to Sanford," he said. He cannot operate In the hole and nothing Is free. We may have to said trips by city employees for city business have been con- curtail services some," he said, In Oviedo, Public Works Director A.M. Jones said the city is solidated and combined. "We've been curtailing for nearly a already considering reducing garbage and trash collection year now," he said. training, "We are doing training in-house rather than with a liretruck. In the pollee department we have changed patrol zones a bit and In city buildings we are following guidelines with (herZnost5ts." "I think the governor's prediction is possible, Lord help us," Rozansky said. "But It seems high to me," The city has budgeted to spend $25,700 this year for gasoline and oil and $34,900 for electricity, "We've madc as many economy moves as we can," said Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes. "We have eliminated idling time and air conditioning In the police patrol cars, We are thinking about going to motorcycles which would give Some services are impossible to economize on, Floyd said. Hi pointed to garbage trucks in particular which get about three miles to the gallon. "You can't stop garbage collection, You can't stop police protection and you can't stop fire protection," he said. Officials of all the cities admit, however, despIte con,,_ - . ,7P :'—' services some.' ----Norman Floyd The police department in Oviedo, according to Assistant Chief Wesley Place, is "doing more sitting, listening and watching in areas that are crime prone." "more judicious" use of city equipment. "Some things have to r- 4., up, the cities will have no recourse if they are going to offer service. We may have to curtail going One listed his profession as ''Jesus Christ", another his alias as "Joseph Christ" and his religion as "yes." The third just gave Sanford police a hard time. servatlon programs, if gasoline prices escalate to the $2.50per-gallon mark In the next year, as predicted by Gov. Bob Graham, their communities are going to be in trouble finan- S'f !WA and keeps amounts needed in his department, he used $1.25-per-gallon of gasoline as the highest price. 'Jesus' Arrested In Sanford conserve fuel. City Manager Warren Knowles said the city Is making 5 I 'If the price jumps up big this year herald Staff Writer A hahf-niillioni dollar law suit brought by the S&'imiimiole Educatiomi Association against the county school hoard is scheduled for trial this week. The suit , brought in 1977 on behalf of district eiiiployees charges the board negligently selected and maintained policies with an insurance company, which went bankrupt, leaving many employees with unpaid claims. 'rile SEA has copies of claimims totaling between $400,000 and p00,000 said acting Executive Director Bill Moore. 'rile union claims the district negligently purchased policies from the Old Security Life Insurance Company, a Missouribased corporation which went into receivership iii 1976. Since the suit was filed, board attorney Ned Julian Jr. has repeatedly filed statements saying the board is emnpo%sere'd to purchase insurance but is not the guarantor of the policies. But Moore said the district violated its contract with the teachers by not providing a valid insurance plan. THE PAST ' '" See Related Stories, Pages 4-5A BY United Press International SWIVEL ROCKERS '•' "p. - Set For Trial Against Board A .J rWF_51UF1 r KhOrnei fl i Ar, fl uersary Si't' StNI"Ol{l), Page 2A T Education Grouio - __ 9 Regular $1 29-$1 49 would want to attend a military academ} to learn combat leadership' Erica's answer is: "What kind of a man would?'' I have the same feelings as any 18yearId male who wants to serve his country. I love challenges and I don't shy awa from responsibility'. ..Of course, women don't want to be drafted. But what men do?" Although Erica is one of 300 women living among over 4,000 men at the Naval Academy, she said she doesn't feel she is living in a "man's world." ''I'm a woman living in the world to which I belong," she said. Originally heading for Massachusetts Institute of Technology after she graduated from high school with a 3.95 grade point average ''I got one B, I was so iiiad," she said i, Erica investigated the possibility of going to the Naval Academy. But she didn't think she would be accepted because she had no background in athletics. After tht'''z f_';wrwork" she "9 .tt - .•..._4 -. - .,a;'.'. 1-):• ,- :' - .-. from twice weekly to once to cut costs. He said while city of. ficials have considered buying a new truck foi the garbage and trash collection, "if we can't get fuel there is not much use of having a new truck." The budget for gasoline in his department Is going to run "pretty close this year," he said, adding when he figured the have been changed, however. "Good Lord," said Jones, 11 $2.50 per gallon for gasoline • more mileage than cars do and require less maintenance," he S said. Kulbes added that it is anticipated that the budgeted gasoline allowance will have to be Increased. "I'm going to have to ask for more money for fuel. I agree with the governor See $2.50 PER GALLON, Page 2A Despite warnings, the trio refused to leave, even after After their arrest Beres told officers his profession was I being "Jesus Christ." Butler listed "Joseph Christ" as his alias, while lie and Rivers both stated they were uneimi PI0YC DA VID M. ltAZI.EIt Today Action Reports Around The Clock Bridge 2* Horoscope 8C .6* hospital .2* SC Nation 3% Business ---------------613 Opinion Calendar .............413 Ourselves.....1.,3C ...... ....... .. ._ . Classified Ads .......4.58 Religion ..,,, •.. Comics .. ... ... ...... tIC School Menus 4% Crossiord............. SC Sports 1-313 Dr. Lamb SC Television 68 Editorial ..............6A Weather ..........2* Florida ... 3A World ..........2* bum ...... �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980 Fired Teacher To Plea For Job In Court By DIANE PETRYK years as an annual-contract teacher at Oviedo High. With the Herald Staff Writer school board's approval, a teacher can receive tenure after A federal court judge will hear arguments Monday In the sex three years experience. Having tenure means a teacher cannot discrimination case brought by former Oviedo High School be fired unless guilty of misconduct or Incompetence. teacher Carol Edwards against the Seminole County School Former Oviedo principal Keith Stone said Mrs. Edwards Board. was fired so he could find a teacher with more experience. Mrs. Edwards, fired after the 1976 school year, charges she Stone is now the school board's management Information was dismissed to make way for a football coach. She Is a services director. language teacher. Federal Judge George Young will hear the case at 9:30 a.m. The suit asks th at she be rehired, given back pay and an Monday at the Federal Court Building In Orlando. u nspecifi ed amount of damages. Seminole Education Association President Rick Harris said Mrs. Edwards received top evaluations during her three Mrs. Edwards' case Is one of a number of cases that will show WORLD IN BRIEF i BBasqu Let People Fight Terrorism e Crowds Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980-3A • unera • Bll.BAO, Spa in (UPI) Crowds outside a f uneral service for six civil guards killed by Basque separatist guerrillas shouted "Army to power" Sat urday and called on civil guards to turn their arms over to the people to fight terrorism. Police found the bull et-riddled body of a youth near a highway in the vicinity of Friday's ambush, the bloodiest attack on civil guards in more tha n a decade of civil strife in the northern Basque provinces. Authorities identified him tenta tively as one of two guerrillas killed in the attack. They said police arrested three suspects. that the Seminole County School Board is not willing to ace collective bargaining or abide by the findings in grieva, pr ocedures. Teachers are continually "improperly released," liar said, and the the sch ool board ignores arbitration which shoi ~~ IN BRIEF be binding. In 1978, an arbitrator ruled that Mrs. Edwards has lx dismissed unfairly but he sa id he didn't have the authority require she be re hired. in July, Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Richai Muldrew upheld the arbitrator's decision but also said he cou not award Anti-Klan Rally May Draw Police Weapons Searches GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) National Guard troops, State Highway Patrol officers andclty police have been ordered to keep watch over a maIth and rally against the Ku Klux Klan today. Mayor Jim Melvin Friday declared a limited state of emergency for the march, authorizing officers to block streets along the 3'-mile parade route and search marchers for weapons. The march at first was proclaimed as a protest of the Nov. 3, 1979, slayings of five communists in a gunfight with Klansmen and Nazis during an anti-Klan rally. It since has been tied into the civil rights movement in general as well as Fridays 20th anniversary cornrnemoration of the lunch counter sit-ins in Greensboro. - - -p.'. A • .,-. • I .. ip • ., : . .1.... .- - - .- Egypt, Israel Make Gains I CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) Israel and Egypt have tentatively agreed on the an so po and responsibilities to a projected Palestinian autonomous council in occupied territories, the newspaper Al Abram said Saturday. But the newspaper emphasized a final agreement will hinge on resolving issues still in dispute. Another newspaper quoted Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil, leader of the Egyptian delegation to the autonomy negotiations, as saying a Camp David-style summit grouping Israel, Egypt and the United States will be necessary unless the parties achieve a settlement by the target date of May 25. ,.... . - tr sfer of me • . to - r' ,:.... JMAN - "If the price Increases don't hit too quickly and too hard, we will last to the mid-year budget review," he said. "If the price doesn't go much higher than $1 per gallon by March 30, we'll be able to adjust." The city has budgeted $70,586 electrical energy this year and $42,407 for gasoline and oil. "Ewing any big jump in costs, we are going to be awfully close," sold Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte. He said the Casselberry Police Department has a few gas guzzling vehicles left. "We'll be replacing them this mon th with smaller economy cars." he said. for Schutte said the governor's prediction about gasoline price Increases could "be very much on target." WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Storms that cleared Friday, left behind some of the coldest weather of the season. but a new storm spread snow and ice over the Pacific Northwest. One storm that mired parts of the Southeast In snow and ice gave Arctic air that brought zero temperatures to Southern way to Illinois peach groves and freezing weather to Florida. Light snow dusted the Midwest and East. A man was found frozen to death In an abandoned building In Concord, N.C., Thursday. At least 23 deaths have been blamed on the storm the first - widespread major assault of a thus-far surprisingly mild winter which swept out of New Mexico early In the week and pushed eastward to the Atlantic. - AREA READINGS (9am): temperature: 40; overnight low: 32; yesterday's high: 52; barometric pressure: 30.30; relative humidity: 57 percent; winds: north at 13 m.p.h. SUNDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:02 a.m., 9:38 p.m.; lows, 2:45 a.m., 3:15 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 8:54 a.m., 9:30 p.m.; lows, 2:36 a.m., 3:06 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 2:10 a.m., 3:07 lows, 8:58 a.m., 9:06 p.m,; MONDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9:57 a.m., 10:15 p.m.; lows, 3:23 a.m., 3:51 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 9:49 a.m,, 10:07 p.m.; lows, 3:14 a.m., 3:43 p.m.; BAY highs, 2:46 a.m., 3:29 p.m.; lows, 9:25 am., 9:38 Special the Herald The fires of 1979 were not the first to ravage Sanford's downtown. And if the past is any indication, some good may rise from the rubble, A disastrous fire in the summer of 1887 destroyed much of the area. Many businessmen decided to reconstruct their buildings in more arch itecturally impressive styles. Not wanting to be "shown up" by the new structures, officials of the Plant System Railway sought to replace their station and office building of the South Florida Railroad with a larger and more "up to date" facility. The Plant System people considered Sanford, with its tropical atmosphere and numerous palm trees, to be reminiscent of "...old Arabic tale and mythological fable." For this reason as well as the fact that a Tur kish influence had been sweeping Victorian America for a decade, the Plant System chose to erect Its new building in the "latest" Oriental style. After moving the South Florida depot to its present site at the sou thwest or of Third St. and Palmetto Ave., the company began construction of three separate brick structures the Sa nf ord depot, the PICO Hotel, and the PICO Building. "PICO" was acronym for "Plant Investment Company" c IIMiles:Asmallcraftadvliorylslneffect.Wlndsnortherly20 to 25 knots Saturday and gradually becoming northeast 29 knots tonight and Sunday. Seas six to 10 feet, AREA FORECAST: Fair and continued cold today and tonight. Increasing cloudiness and not as cold Sunday. Highs Saturday In the low to mid 5 with lows in the low to mid 305. Highs Sunday In the low Ms.Winds northerly 15 occasionally 20 miles an hour Saturday, 10 miles an hour or 1.ii tonight and becomirs northeast 15 miles an hour Sunday. ____________________________________ By DAVID M. ltAi.Lefl Herald Staff Writer s-.-- -- - --- Deborah K. Zurk Heloni E. D.la,wy. D.Sary , Slanchi H. Ohiiiuimr, Deitoii WIU1I __ti__ _...._.&_ m._ - i _z--- - Burglars itn1 C01fl hined," the signal began blasting as soon as they walked Into the prescription area at 3:13 a.m., he said. treatment of head, injuries suffered In the 7:57 a.m. crash Wednesday on U.S. Highway 17.92. Police say Council drove his motorcycle Into the rear of a car driven by Christine Johnson,23,of 103 Anderson Circle, as both vehicles were moving south on the highway, a half mile south when police arrived just two minutes later, the thieves were gone, along with three 5W tablet bottles of the mild tranquilizer in 2 mg., 5 mg. and 10 mg. strengths. MOTORROME MISSING A $16,000 motorhome on display at a Longwood dealer's lot was stolen Wednesday about one month after It keys diup. peared, Seminole deputies report. The 1972 Winnebago home vanished off the Mobil World lot on US. Highway 17-A say deputi deputies. ys to The locked unit vanlihed about a month after a set it was stolen from the - overseas bribes by his former company, Textron Inc., and he has no intention of resigning. Miller told a news conference Friday some "questionable or improper" payments were made by others in the firm that were "hidden from me." any 157 - I Tapes: Nixon Gains Stay CLJSO Instant hot or cold chocolate flavored drink' Just add milk and enjoy the taste' Shop now demonstrations. - In a brief order Friday, Judges George MacKinnon and Carl McGowan delayed the release of material until the former president's lawyers have a chance to appeal the case from a Our 1 97 2.Lb.* Instant Chocolate Flavor Mix Nov M WASHINGTON (UN) — A federal appeals court has temporarily stayed a court order releasing the transcripts of more than 100 tape recordings of Richard Nixon urn. John Mitchell discussing 1971 anti-war lower-court ruling. 'Nit .1 Playboy To Pay Somers MOTORCYCLIST IN FAIR CONDITION A Sanford man injured in a motorcycle accident Wednesday, remains hospitalized at Florida Hospital Orlando LB fair condition, Kevin Connell, 24,of2SIORidgewood Ave., is hospitalized for -' -• t', • an hour of calisthenics. When she starpushup. "It's my personal success story," she said. "After two months, I could do 15." In Addition, Erica has now participated -•, ' .Jt. 1' - . -. , -. -- 7 - - 4. . • ...• . . . : .. , "- . Beatrice P. EUSY Willard Sessions Anita Williamson - - ,,,; Bruno Z.wrotnaik Jr. . • Giovanni Gatto. D.Bary . - Pentecost. , VW __________• . ernnmR -. ' • • - - -- ------------. -. ,.• FOR ILITZ for we 120 Count - Paper Plate 120 9" paper plates perfect for the coming picnic season. Eliminates odors, kills household germs and provents mildew and mold. New scent. 'Nit *1 - FLORIDA IN BRIEF Crew, is her favorite sport. Beyond academics and sports, the • -------- PHOTO FRAME 8X10 academy teaches the honor concept, drill marching and emphasizes leadership training. "We're told," she said, "That we are being trained to become managers of I 127 I2 Day All-Purpose Picture Frame Assortment PHOTO FRAME 5X7 - Glowing Russian Cruiser May Have Bothered Lookout Metal TAMPA, Fla, (UP!) —Just before the collision the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn and the tanker Capricorn, the Blackthorn's lookout was bothered by 'lights ashore and a Russian cruise ship glowing "like a of The Seminole County School Board may meet in emergency Session Monday n ht to decldewhether presidential candidate Ronald Reagan win be allowed to speak to Lake Brantley High School students Thursday, Board President Alan Keeth said the meeting, to discuss waiving a district policy against allowing candidates to speak during the school day. is scheduled for6 P.M.at the Sable Point School. But the meeting may not even be necessary. said Keeth, after a series of phone calls to Ream's campaign Staff, the candidate may make arrangements to speak at a school a&ltcriwn after etauea end, a privilege which would be extended to any other candidate. "Ream's schedule is not too firm," Keith said, adding campaign workers only know he will be in the Seminole area for only a few hours, Thursday. "The meeting is called to discuss waiving the policy, not to waive it,11 said Keith, who is, himself, opposed to allowing the speech during school hours, The emergency meeting is necessitated by federal Secret Service requirements which require time before a presidential candida te speaks to allow for needed security. - 770 - Christmas tree." Seaman Mark Gatz wound up his testimony Friday Coast Guard Board Investigation which must determine what caused the collision Monday the service's worst peacetime disaster. The Blackthorn sank and 23 Its crew were lost. As the board hears testimony from several Capricorn crew members Saturday, two deep-draft vessels will attempt to get past the Blackthorn, which sank at the edge of the 400-yard-wide ship channel Just outside the mouth of Tampa Bay. - of before a 4 L I - picture frames trimmed with gold color. Choice of 4x5. 5x7, 8x10 sizes. . violence." - .. • Arti.icial Fireplace Logs of Golden Flame logs will burn up to 3 hours. Enjoy a Bundy Trial In Last Wick? colorful fire! Box of 6.... 4.62 ORLANDO Fla. (UP!) Theodore Bundy and his attorneys claim the convicted killer is a victim of circumstance — he just happened to be In Lake City the day before Kimberly Leach vanished. Despite this unfortunate circumstance, Bundy and his lawyers insist he had no part in the chilling kidnap. murder of the 12-year-old schoolgirl two years ago. - N(ONDITIONAI ii*wtvI 1 4 Ni 1,, , I liI..*i ,,IdaI so. 0 on •bS4Si •• I Si.., Nit Longwood Resident Loses SAVE $10 $ø, 0. ,. The state disagrees. Its trial of Bundy on charges ci slaying 12-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach will enter its fifth, the possibly final week Monday. The case may the jury Tuesday. -1 Sd is • irumr* go to 4 65 Cubans Into Miami - Our IN=W 24.88 . ,• PLANNING 12-Oz. Lysolysol Scented Spray Disinfectant F960 - were a ' • 1.; 122 remained I4 0h Robert N. Chandler, seeking rezoning of his property op palme' vanue, blind WMIel Involve AVON, a game of "Catch -• •.. • 25" Monday night with the [wood cam nissim (ndi,r, at the Jan. ai meeting, requested his property, presently residential, be changed to light industrial as the - Team captains for the Longwood-Winter Springs Area Chamber of Corn. Adjacent lots Ware ladustriaL He was told the Wg ranp pin merce membership drive plan their strategy for the Feb. 5 bills. From left, istozoos the areacann NVW an was until Vice President Ralph Pezold, John Torcaso, Rod Cable (membership drive Jan. U after Commissioner Hepp said he felt sorry for the chairman), Dave. Cbacey and Chamber President Richard Swami, Three residents in nearby house. Individual workers with the high-dollar amounts collected When Chandler returned last Monday the commission voted will receive a Right at the Mmicaaa for two and top salesman will also receive a $50 NARIM01111Y to aneed Chandler's request to ask for conk savings bond. They wift Uherdal sosing as he thought that would be more acceptable to Will Thursday, Feb. 7 to sell memberships. •. •øS discovered recently after the actress had become television star. the original don't owe her a fee "Technically, test," Gary Cole, photographic director for Playboy, said Friday. "But we were so pleased with the way the -: thing turned out we felt she deserved the same fee Playmates are usually paid." School Tuesday night after breaking through a chained gate and several doors police say The thieves entered the school's agriculture building and removed the tools and a lawn mower, leaving the mower and* sonic of their take in a nearby field. officers said. The exact value of the stolen property has not been determined. ted, Erica said, she couldn't do a single was .. - -. wakeupcaliwuat5:30a.m.-followedby • ,, •Wfl Lawtcn Chiles and U.S. Rap. Richard ICily, Admix" to military academie, is exclusively via congressional ap. Io&h1ment. Erica guessed that her Involvement In dance Judged to have kept her physically rn enough to begin the " i' / V. rugby, La(oue and crew. - - ••••• in such varied sports as selling, soccer, . - In,., o nnmhi. aif t,intt frn,n 0 rigorous athletic program at the - '• BURGLARY ATCROOMS - academy. During "plebe summer" Erica said • -.• • ----.- - they AA... Speak'Here - . - CHICAGO (UPI) Playboy Magazine will pay actress Suzanne Somer$$10,000 — and publisher Hugh M. Hefner will give her a diamond for a nude layout of the actress that appeared in the magazine's February Issue, a spokesman says. The pictures were shot In Mexico several years ago as a test and in Playboy's photo files until - RUUI I IVIUy - -. -- had to compute to apply, Erica was recommended by both U.S. Sena tor '-' .'. •.• - Ced Frees Page 1M ' , -: Sanford 'Midshipman Wants Opportunity To Serve 4 Coiwile L. Clow, Ovisdo WASHINGTON (UP!) Treasury Secretary G. William Miller says he was not personally Involved In was not __i.----- __ UAC U IJJUVV 5UVZI Uflu UWILW Sanford: Smyrna ON Instantly frames your precious photos without corners Of glue 20 pages Refillable Save Miller Will Not Resign of Lake Mary Boulevard. Ms. Johnson Injured in the collision, which threw Conne ll from his bike. Al though Council was first taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital, he was immediately transported to Florida Hospital because of the nature of his Injuries, Charges are still pending In the acci dent, poli ce say. Thieves breaking through the wall of a Sanford drug store made off with 1,500 Valium tablets, apparently all they were willing to grab once an alarm went off Friday. The burglars used a sledge hammer to break through the wall of the Medco Drug Store at 2701 S. Orlando Dr., shortly after 3 a.m. Friday, said store owner Herman Koleff. AI1OUglI they entered the shop without setting off the alarm DISCHARGES Altamonte Beatrice state GOP committee Feb. 16. - ., M. JOS.VIM Adams, D.Bary The rest of the state's 19 delegates, many of whom are expected to run uncommitted, will be chosen by the Thieves Take Valium Tablets From Store - A. Big Book "Instant" Photo Album Bush. 0 Audrey P5ñk. Do Elijabith wHim, Port Orange Kimberly vention in Detroit. The 12 delegates being selected in four district caucuses were expected to be divided among former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, former Texas Gov. John Connally, Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee and former Ambassador to the United Nations George . as a an T Kevin Spillman . next ner HOSPITAL NO ES • 'I• . • Hnry Grandmalson Linda D. Jackson Joseph M. Lamontana . OUR PAST - BOATIN G FORECAST: St. Augustlae to Jupiter iniet, Out Earl E. Edwards ' ' ..... System. From Mr. Fox's office, at the southest cor ne r of the building, Miss Fox spent a lot of time gazing down upon the var ious sights in early Sanford. "I was interested in watching the trains back down Into the depot and Mr. Hines' saloon across First St.," Miss Fox explained. which was the organization that held the interests of the Plant "I used to watch all the different men go In and out of the System syndicate. buildi ng because when the door swung open I got to see the By mid-January 1888, the station and hotel were completed Inside of a saloon!" Miss Fox also notes that on more than one and ready for operation. At this time, a native Hungarian occasion she met Henry Bradley Plant, president of the Plant family, the G.L. Takachs, sold their orange grove and System organization. However, Miss Fox admits, "I don't restaurant at Longwood and moved to Sanford to run the PICO think Mr. Plant knew me!" Hotel and the downstairs dining room. The first meal at the While the second floor of the PICO Building contained the di ning room was served at 1:02 p.m., January 15, 1888 to two railroad offices, the first level held var ious commercial men who had alighted from a train at the new depot. Noted pursuits. Miss Fox gives a vivid description of the businesses patrons of the dining room Included: inventor, Thomas Edison in the early 20 th century, saying: "A family of Black people, and railroad magnates Henry Plant and Henry Flagler. the Grainlings, had a barber shop at the nor th end of the Shoift after the completion of the hotel and station, the Wilding, next 156 that was Mr. Warme 'n's racket store ... on the PICO Building was given its finishing touches. This structure corner was Mr. M. Frank's clothing store. Dr. Aldridge's drug held the general offices of the Plant System In south Florida, store was just east of the First Street stairway, and Chase and as Sanford was a gathering point for many of the line's Company's office was to that." numerous branches. In 1902, the Atlantic Coastline Rai lroad purchased the Plant Longtime Sa nford resident, Miss Martha Fox did a lot of System assets and result the new owners chose to use the growing up in and about the PICO Building at the turn of the north end of the building for their purposes and rented out th century, as her father George Fox was a clerk with the Plant remaining upstairs. to a said, ADMISSIONS , '_. Building Boom Followed 1887 Fire Kulbes said gasohol (a mixture of gasoline and alcohol) would be a "savior" and "keep the price down some." As for electrical power, he said, lights in city buildings are being kept out except for those that must be used. He said airconditioning and heating thermostats are being kept at 70 degrees. "All these things provide small savings, but they add up," Kulbes said. Longwood City Administrator David Chacey figured a 15 percent Increase in electrical costs when the city's budget was prepared several months ago. He figured gasoline at $1 pergallon. "Our last bill from Exxon was 87 cents per gallon," he FEBRUARY L INS UTFLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) Republicans in Arkansas today became the first in the nation to start choosing delegates to the 1980 GOP National Con- .•• ,Pt. • , Workers of the Plant System (above) sit in the Interior of the PICO Building in th is 1X91 photo. George Fox is pictured fourth from left. .%t right, the l'I('O Hotel is full or activity in this early 1900s photo. (Continued From Page lÀ) that the cost per gallon is going go to $2.50 which will mean cost of $2 to $2. for the city. I see the increase coming between now and the end of the budget year on Sept. 30. I can't see a lot of gasohol coming into the state ," he said, $IMINOLIMUMOIIAL Arkansas To Pick Delegates - wers 41-.$2.50-Per-Gallon Gas HOSPITAl. NAnON a have a Sixty-five Cubans pulled MIAMI (UPI) hijacking they had plaiwied for four months and cruised into Miami and freedom Friday, sn after getting lost and asking an American sailboat for directions along the way. - ' •' - off 40-PIECE ___ jj r I I1J11 WRENCH SET Metric and SAE combination 1/4"and %11 drive. "We knew It was very dangerous but the hijacking was something we were determined to do," said Manuel Morris, 49, a hijack leader. Morris said the men who engineered the hijacking were all dockworkers who could no longer tolerate the Cuban government. Fi Von WJ . -,.. I ,i • .L )" .. - . . - . . .. -. .- - Ji �- 4 !IgH,rald, Sanford, Fl. --'.'.,, -- - 1 ,.7~. ~;~, "_ 1~. . - ,- - t . . . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ayatollah "All Western governments are just thieves" Ruhollzh Khomeini. — Ayatollah WASHINGTON (UPI) The phone rang before dawn Nov. 4 at Without question, Khomeini speaks for the majority of his people, He adheres strictly to 7th Century dogma of the Shlitt sect. Khomeini as Imam The militant captors of the U.S. embassy call Khomeini the Imam — and Khomeini has not corrected them. As Imam, or caliph of the Prophet, Khomeini's duty is to guard and maintain the government of the state. According to dogma, all controversies — civil as well as religious — center around the By PETER COSTA UPI Senior Editor Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini walks slowly, In the small, careful steps of a brittle man of 79 years. It is ironic that this frail cleric caused the overthrow of the shah, Iran's self-proclaimed King of Kings, and brought to a stalemate the world's most powerful nuclear-armed nation. To westerners, Khomeini is a caricature of foreignness. He has a lean face with piercing eyes that glare out from beneath Evidence of his power and total domination of the minds and spirit of his countrymen erupted worldwide most strikingly on Nov. 4 when a group of students seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. At 10:30a.m. on that cold, fall day, 450 militants clambered over the walls of the embeasy compound, pulled dnu a U.S. flag and marched on the central embassy building, chanting anti-American slogans and carrying posters of Khomeini. Marines inside the embassy fired volleys of tear gas, but after three hours, could not withstand the onslaught. The swarming Iranians broke into the embassy, captured 63 Americans and held them hostage. In days that followed, hundreds of thousands of Iranians demonstrated before the embassy gates chanting: Margh Bar Carter! Margh Bar Shah! (Death to Carter, death to the shah), Th e shah had been in New York since Oct. 22 for medical treatment with the blessing of President Carter. Some of the 13 hostages who were released later would say that the chanting of those phrases, hour after hour, day after day, was almost as psychologically painful as being tied Up and forced to face a blank wall for hours at a time, Three days before the embassy takeover, Khomeini made an emotional radio appeal to students that they commemorate the anniversary of a violent street demonstration a year before and "expand with all their might their attacks against the United States and Israel, so they may force the United States to return the 4spcsed and cruel shah." , PM a statemeig broadcast by Iranian Mate radio, the mill.. tents let the world know their demands: the hostages would be released if and only If the shah were extradited to Iran to face Islamic justice. The shah had entered New York Hospital for gallbladder surgery and chemotherapy treatments for cancer. Hospital officials could not say how long the shah would remain under their care, Khomeini repeatedly labeled the fran-US, confrontation as "Islam against the Infidels" and continually refend to Carter as a "devil" and the United States as a "satanic power." does this square with traditional Moslem belief? Scholars differed. Some said the Moslem religion condemns the taking of hostages. Ever since the days of the crusades and Richard the - Uon-Hearted, Wm said, diplomatic envoys were considered ________________ something definitive to show America's resolve, stopped the shipment of military parts to Iran. Iran had a dramatic buildup In military hardware under the shah's regime. Iran had an active military force of410,(0men and spent 17.9 billion in 1977 and 1978. Its army, under the shah, consisted of three armored divisions, three Infantry divisions, four independent brigades and four missile battalions as the Free World's front line against the Russians to the north. After the shah was deposed, many U.S. military experts believed Iran's forces became only 50 percent as effective as they had been. There was a lack of clear organization and discipli ne among the troops and many soldiers were used by Khomeini to swell the crowds in Tehran and grew soft from lack of military training. Equipment maintenance declined markedly. . U.S. Military Options But could Carter seek a military solution to the crisis? Many in the Army's 82nd Airborne quick-strike force wished he would. Placed on alert, they were combat ready. Barracks talk was that any day they would be asked to jump Into the sky over Iran and "shoot 'em up and teach those guys a little respect." Administration officials repeatedly said that not all peaceful options had been explored and a military solution would be the last one considered. Nevertheless, the U.S. fleet gathered in the Mediterranean and other vessels from the Far East steamed towards the Persian Gulf in Ishow of force. Some presidential political candidates even suggested bombing the Iranian oil fields or using the "wheat weapon" and stopping food shipments to Iran to force the release of the hostages. Others saw those courses of action as too extreme, too dangerous and fraught with the potential Of a global crisis and confrontation with the Soviet Union. Outrage and frustration grew in America and many urged Carter to use military force against Iran. Several violent anti, Iranian demonstrations erupted across the United States and the president urged Uroughspokesmen that Americans be patient and keep cairn. real Deputed Carter = Iranian students In the United States to rOffitar with US. Immigration authorities and warned any 6 gaij" would, face deportation. He subsequently forced the Khomeini ragime to reduce its embassy staffs in the United Scholars In Islamic states said Khomeini was Indeed following the Koran by fighting against a "colonial, tin. States. On Nov, 1Z Carter ordered a suspension of oil Imports from perialist" power. Most official government statements from Islamic nations, however, condemned any hostage taking. Iran. Iran countered saying It had stopped exports to the Nevertheless, Khomeini has become a hero to many United States anyway. Moslems around the world for challenging the United States Ghotbead,b, head of Iranian television who became and for getting away with it. Khomeini's foreign minister, said the United States must Approximately 20 percent of Iran Is Moslem, 93 percent condemn the shah as a criminal, he must stand trial In Iran belonging to Shuts sect. The Shiftea, however, comprise only 10 and his wealth returned to the homeland, percent of the Moslem world where the Sunni sect Is dominant. To offset the American move against oil imports, Iran said It - called him a close friend and great leader. "The shah Is very deeply concerned about human rights," Carter told reporters a short time later. "We've seen in Iran the opening up of the rights of women, the welcoming of disparate religious and racial groups to Iran." But the shah fell. against Iran. lie sought to assure the Moslem world that the United States was not drifting into a cold war with Islam. In exasperation, he implied that he found Khomeini sonicthing of a :nadman and he viewed the militants as "urt.t.i!c." ' ' JIMMY CRTF'Il Ilosta ge-ta king altered his tH'eSIdeflCY - - I It " :b All • : . (. it 1 /" "2 .. . ~ -' ., /1 .., - ' ) JA in his eats, Carter stood unsmiling, unblinking, They spent New Year's Eve, 1977, together in the shah's Niavaran Palace, and amid the feast and dancing, Carter - . )~ .- — ' With the loud, often ugly chants of the demonstrators ringing I , ... But to go back a few months. Carter had worked closely with the now-deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi during the first three years of his presidency. They stood together on the south grounds of the White House November, 1977.The shah wiped away tears streaming down his cheeks, tears caused by police gassing dissident Iranian youths demonstrating nearby. 14 ( _T - - - '- - Imam. The Sunni sect believes the Imam is for men to appoint; Shiites claim he is appointed by God. The Shiite sect also believes the Imam is divinely inspired and preserved from sin. Believing himself to be divinely inspired may explain Khomeini's seemingly intransigent stance; for him, everything he does is perfectly just and logical. He has said that Allah speaks to him in his dreams. Khomeini lives an ascetic life in the city of Qom. He eats sparingly; his diet consists of traditional Iranian food of which rice is a mainstay. His manner is severe and it is said he smiles only at his own witticisms. When he speaks, he does so slowly in a harsh tone, but seldom raises his voice. For formal meetings, he sits cross-legged on a Persian rug, surrounded by visitors and accompanied by an Interpreter. He expects visitors to treat him with the utmost respect, but has seldom shown warmth to any Western visitor, most of whom he despises. As the days passed, Khomeini's rhetoric grew more strident and he charged the embassy was a "den of corruption" and a "nest of spies." The militants paraded before newsmen hosWes who were bound and blindfolded. On the fifth day, Nov. 8, Washington, attempting to do a thick, almost Neanderthal brow ridge. He has a long gray eard and wears a black turban, floor-length robe and slippers without heels. His Iranian Shiite followers call him the Imam or prophet on earth . He returned to Iran one year ago today after a 15-year exile and was greeted with adulation by millions. The despised shah had left-and Khomeini, their savior, had finally come home, Periodically, Khomeini has been forced by poor health to retreat from the public. On Jan. fl, Tehran radio said he had canceled all meetings for the next 15 daysnd entered the intensive care unit of a Tehran hospital for treatment of a heart condition, But even from his hospital bed, Khomeini urged his followers to vote in their first presidential election last Friday in which Economic Minister Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr emerged as the apparent winner. For months preceding his arrival, Khomeini railed against the shah and fomented discontent that ultimately erupted into total revolution. with Carter expressed regret late in February, 1979, but hope said he would do what he could to form "new friendships, new trade relationships, new security relationships." "We need to resist two temptations," he said, "to see all change as inevitably against the interests of the United States, as kind of a loss for us or a victory for them, or to imagine that what happens in a country like Iran will not have consequences for us and for other regions as well." Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini caine to power, but Iran seemed to fade behind the glow of Carter's other foreign policy triumphs in the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty last spring, or Pope John Paul H's visit last autumn. Then came the early sunday morning call to Camp I)avid, and Carter's world changed. He set out with his usual restraint and moderation typical of the way he had responded when a U.S. helicopter was shot down over North Korea in 1977, or when Soviet combat troops were discovered in Cuba last summer. It seemed Carter's actions were unlike John F. Kennedy's showdown with the Soviets (luring the Cuban missile crisis or Gerald Ford's quick sumutoning of the Marines in 19Th when the Cambodians seized the merchant ship Mayaguez. Carter, not using threat or force, froze Iranian assets in the United States. He scrutinized Iranian students in the United States, ordering them to register to see if their visas were in order. He stopped buying Iranian oil, lie sought an embargo , ~Ii qavk~ sttaint. A short time later, he called Zbigniew Brzezinski, his national security adviser. Then he talked with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. And, as planned, he stayed on at Camp David another day. But that event the seizing of American hostages and their internment without seeming end was the watershed of the Carter presidency. That Sunday morning changed Carter profoundly his policy toward Iran, his policy toward the Soviet Union, his view of worldwide communism, And It may well have been the moment his faltering reelection hopes were salvaged, rr.. .1. ;-. U.S. Has Many Mi i ry Options In Iran _________________________________________________________________ Sunday, Feb. 3, 1910—SA Early Morning CaII Led To Profound Change In Carter Camp David. It jolted Jimmy Carter awake with the information that militant Iranians were holding 60 Americans hostage In the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, As is his wont, the president's immediate response was re. Frail Cleric Astounds World - . Sunday, Feb. 3, 950 , ; - - . " I' Always he said he wished to avoid military force or action that would result in harm to the the hostages. Nothing worked. The hostages lived in captivity, and America stayed out of war. Christmas came, and for the first time since he resigned from the Navy soon after his father died, Carter did not go home to Plains, (;a., for the holidays. He and Hosalynn went back to Camp David. Again the phone rang. The Soviets had poured into Afghanistan, a fierce, proud, deeply religious people independent for hundreds of years. 'i•1i moved Carter to action. Within (lays he said Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev had lied to hjiii. He recalled Ambassador Thomas Watson from just Moscow. lie imposed a grain embargo on Russian before Iowa farmers were to vote in presidential caucuses-fie threatened to keep American athletes out of the Moscow - Olympics next summer. And, in his State of the Union address to Congress, Carter said the United States would use military force if necessary to defend the Persian Gulf region from attack. He took the first step toward resuming the draft, opening the possibility of including women. The polls and many politicians led Kennedy for years a reluctant onlooker to declare his presidency. Astute 01). - — serversand political pundits all but inaugurated him on the spot. Carter, calm and restrained, let his handling of the twin crises speak for him. Shunning active campaigning in favor of staying home and tending to presidential matters, Carter ('lillIbed in the polls, passed Kennedy, creamed the crown prince of Camelot in the Iowa caucuses. Khomeini, who provided Carter his most serious crisis, also provided the president an opportunity to shou his leadership qualities leaving his would-be challengers frustrated and bewildered. - WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. military options in the Middle advance before ordering strikes against Soviet forces in. tervening In Iran. East crisis nave turned more In the last several weeks to stopping Soviet troops from Intervening in Iran or Pakistan Intelligence experts say for the moment the mass of Soviet than on pressuring Iran for release of the hostages. troops in Afghanistan do not appear poised to move against It was the possibility of further Soviet military advances t..t Iran or Pakistan, caused top administration officials last week to sound the Some Soviet patrols, however, have moved within a few alarm. miles of the Iranian borders in pursuit of Moslem rebels. Defense Secretary Harold Brown, on his return from China, Another military move which the administration may now told a news conference the administration would take any be contemplating would Involve stationing U.S. Air Force Soviet move into Iran or Pakistan border very seriously. elements in Pakistan. Then, over the weekend, at least one B52 strategic bomber Such an option has the disadvantage that It cannot be orequi pped with special Infrared sensors and low-light te levision dered until the United States and Pakistan reach prior cameras flew from Guam to the Arabian Sea to exercise with agreement. the three U.S. aircraft carrier task forces there. Pakistan has suggested converting Its 1959 pact with the United States into a formal security treaty. The round-trip journey of over 12,000 miles required periodic But the White House has been unenthusiastic. ria1 refuelling and augmented f light crews. Pre-positioning Marines and supplies on the Indian Ocean Since a B-52 flies at about 600 miles an hour, a single "sortie" island of Diego Garcia Is a theoretical option. But Its utility is Would require the crew to be in the air for nearly 24 hours, doubtful. ' The implication left by the Pentagon's terse announcement The U.S. naval facility on the British-owned Island Is 1,000 Monday was that if a B52 could fly to the Indian Ocean area for miles south of the tip of India and 2,000 miles from the Persian sea surveillance, It could also ca:-.y bombs. Gulf, threat from Afghanistan. Two basic options are possible: —A blockade of the narrow Straits of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf. —Mining Iranian ports. - -4 ______ Hi there! I'm Iran's new President!' would withdraw all assets from U.S. banks. Carter quicklyAt the United Nations, Secretary General Kurt Waldhefrn froze all Iranian assets, called an urgent meeting of the Security Council to deal With Administration officials estimated that Iran had $5 billion the "serious threat to international world peace and securit'." invested in the United Sta tes. Banking officials and economic It was the first such session called by a U.N. Secretary Geneal experts worried that oil-producing nations would not accept since the Congo crisis in 1960. the dollar as base currency in payments. Later, OPEC nations Khomeini ridiculed the meeting saying that the Un1teI suggested they might switch to a "basket of currencies," not States had already staged its outcome. Later, the UN. just the dollar, unanimously passed a resolution demanding Iran release ,al On Nov. 16, Khomeini ordered the release of 13 women and hostages. black hostages who were "not involved in spying," On the 25th day of the crisis, President Carter declared at q He said all white American men were "skilled spies" and televised news conference: 'This nation will never yield, to must be held until the return of the shah. He repeated his blackmail." He said Iran faced "grave consequences" if any charge in interviews with U.S. television reporters that all of the hostages were harmed. remaining hostages were spies and would be tried. In a surprise turnabout, Mexico announced on Nov. 29"k What analysts later called "Khomeini contagion" swept the would not take the shah back. In reaction, the Carter adminisIslamic world. On Nov. 20, religious fanatics seized the most tration polled governments around the world seeking a refuge holy of mosques, the Grand Mosque, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. for the shah, .' Khomeini broadcast a report that "America and its colony, Israel," were responsible for the attack, Parts of the Moslem world were outraged. In reaction, Pakistani mobs burned the American embassy in Islamabad, killing two Americans.. On Nov. 22, KhomeinI announced his "great joy" at the at. tacks on the U.S. Embassy in Pakistan and said "this Is not a struggle between the United States and Iran, it Is a struggle -.' between Islam and blasphemy." Outside The Embassy By the third week in Tehran, the embassy grounds, once a model of tidiness, were littered with empty Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola bottles, leaflets and posters. Young men and women walked around the shrubbery with rifles slung over their shoulders. Nearly everyone wore some form of uniform: Amy trousers, jackets and Army boots. A few wore jeans and sweatshirts with badges and armbands Some sources said the militants were analogous to U.S. students of the 1950s — protesters who used the ideological conflict for self.aggrandlzenwnt and to create eoenhancing media events, 4 ------- ___ yffift pM& who mIrrored deep rents In the social fabric of their country. Cartoons on the embassy walls proclaimed the decadence of the West. One, written in English, said: "Americans Are Pork." But unlike the U.S. protesters of the 1960s, the Iranians used tape cassettes, not leaflets, to distribute their political nwi. sages. The transistor had replaced the mimeo. In the street immediately outside the embassy gates, there was a county fair atmosphere: hot dog stands, roasted chestnut stalls, hawkers who sold balloons on sticks, color pictures of Khomeini, beads, rings, badges and trinkets. In Bangkok, bombs planted by Moslem extremists damaged the U.S. Embassy. On Dec. 2, the U.S. Embassy In Libya wag sacked and burned by 2,000 demonstrators. In darkness and heavy security, the shah and his wife left New York Hospital and flewto,Lkland Air Force Base 411, Texas. The White House continued to look for a "permanent place of residence" for the thab...,and Panama eventually allowed him and his family to take refuge on an Island in the Caribbean, On Dec. 21. Carter announced he would ask the United Nations to Impose sanctions against Iran in stages to halt Its "arrogant defiance" of the world organization and oi Christmas Eve, three American clergymen and a Frencl cardinal from Algiers visited the hostages for communleW services. But on the day after Christmas, Khomeini war" Washington: "Now we are at war, a political and economl4 war. It is likely that the military war will also come aion Soviets Invade Afghanistan Thie next day nearly 40,000 Soviet Union troops Lnvadk Kabul, capital of neighboring Afghanistan, President Hafizu lab Amin was assassinated and replaced with Soviet-backed leader Babrak Karmal adding a new dimension to the "Crescent of Crisis" In Southwest Asia. Q. "Such gross interference in the Internal affairs of AfghanI tan," President Carter said, "is in blatant violation of ac - cepted international rules of behavior." -11 In a rare use of the hotline between Washington and Moeco* Carter repeated the message to Soviet President Leonid FEBRUARY SPECIAL The United States currently has 25 ships in the Indian OceanArabian Sea area, with the U&S Kitty Hawk and live other ships du*' to leave shortly:* That is a small number of vessels to mount a total blockade or "quarantine". During the Cuban missile crisis of 1962, the United States had to draw on many ships of the Atlantic fleet to mount the quarantine around Cuba. A blockade of the Persian Gull might cause the Kremlin to label the action "illegal" and then proceed to test it. ---- AUTO -- WASH.XWAX $199-1 Includes allexterior and inter.or, whitewalls, bumpers. windows. wheel covers. etc REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING 2413 Orlando Dr. - Sanford ( I7fl) WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE I- That would quickly lead to a superpower confrontation. "['m not sure we'd want to get on the road which leads to the brink of something we don't want," said one Navy officer. Mining harbors could be accomplished quickly by minelaying aircraft. But the drawback cf mints, experlc.;ay, is removing themim when the crisis is over. Mines can be program med to deactivate after a certain number of days. At least, theoretically. "You just can't be lOt) percent sure," says one old Vietnam Its housing facilities are not yet equipped to handle a large Marine force. Further, the administration shuns committing U.S. personto carry out bombing missions. S tes us Guamnel to combat in the Middle East If It can avoid it. That's why th United ta ed e war, ,, During the Vietnam using high-flying B52s is so attractive. baaed B52s to bomb Vietnam and Cambodia. Those were Ifl fláV% ..1 1 A 6. tll.,kI. Any decision to commit U.S. troops to combat In the MIddle y,w.ruujv uir.aq Military experts say the president could call on BUs to bomb East would require the President to Inform the Congress Soviet staging centers In Afghanistan should the Russians go within 48 hours under the War Powers Act. Congress then has 90 days to go along or rescind the decision. On the offensive. In recent weeks, rumors have circulated here the United .'The heavy bombers (which would have been subject to limitations under the Ill-fated SALT II treaty) could also bomb States might seek to close off the Persian Gulf as a means of pressuring Iran to release the 43 U.S. hostages. advancing troop columns, according to experts. Such a move appears less likely now because of the Soviet The United States, presumably, would seek Iranian assent in 0*1 - U.S. Relationship With Iran Began With World War II Highway Automotive, Inc. Both have drawbacks. because of Pentagon secrecy What remained unclear was whether the United Sta tes could field more than a few B52s - entrance to Difference. 0 0 ç Difference... hand, 9 4L" 4eiui NURSING CENTER 'OUR RATES ARE LOWER" Call today for more information "Whir. Your Friends Art" STATE LICENSED & APPROVED ...coming February 13 3224707 919 E. SECOND ST—SANFORD - The shah came to power In 1941 after his father Reza Khan an officer of the Persian Cossack Brigade who took power in 1131— was suspected of pro-Nazi sympathies by the British B JUAN WALTE 1977, President (then occupying Iran with the Soviets) and sent into exile in WASHINGTON (UPI)—On New Year's Eve ,,is an South Africa, where he died in 1944. Carter told shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi that Iran After the war, under President Harry S Truman, the Soviet troubled in one of the more island of stability areas of the refused to withdraw from Iran's northwestern province of world." Azerbajain and established pro-communist regimes there and "Those words have haunted Jimmy Carter ever since. off in nelgboring Kurdistan, The United States, then the only The shah is now living in exile on a tropical Island Panama and Iran can no longer be described u "an Wad of nuclear power, forced the Soviets to pull back behind their. "'Jran Is an Island of stability in one of the more troubled â . the world" President Carter, Tehran, Dec. 31, in, - - borders In 1946. During the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration, there was But the region from Ethiopia in the west to Afghanistan in the 195 Bagdad Pact which also included Iraq, Turkey, the out Is now "the" most troubled area of the world. Pakistan and the United Kingdom. It eventually became Carter was not the first American president to praise the CENTO, one of a series of military alliances forged by the shah (Franklin D. Roosevelt was) nor was his statement United States during that period. which now seems almost bizarre seen as anything new or During t he ea rly 1950a an event took place that still shapes very unwellust over two years ago. many Iranians certainly the Ayatollah close the thinking of In fact, statement summarized and typified the which caused many people to use and that have bound Ruhollab Khomeini 'economic, military and political ties "oil"asif they were one and the when the the term "shah," "CIA," and 'Washington and Tehran ever since the early 194 United States first became involved In Iran to counter British In 1951, a coalition led by Mohammed Moasadegh and Inand Soviet Influence. Iran in eluding the Tucish communist party and the rightwlng NationIt began with a small military mission dispatched to $43 at the height of World War II In 1943 when Iran's railroad al Front called for nationzallzation of the Anglo-IranIan 011 p3mm Tehran to the Soviet Union was a vital supply line for Company (which Included U.S. interest). The shah was forced lease supplies for the Soviets, then America's anti-Axis to accede and Moasadegh became Premier. years later, the shah fled the country and, after a very brief exile ln Ron* (which bolled down to what press reports of the height of American influence in Iran came during Nixon administration, especially In the early 10706. the time described as a shopping spree on the Via Veneto), he it was a two-way street — given the dramatic oil prices returned to assume power. What had happened was that of those year, the growing U.S appetite for OPEC oU Moosadegh was deposed on Aug. 19 of that year In a coup few the obvious vital American kdammh In 1971, Nixon doubt was engineered by, among others, the CIA. IUaingr decided that local powers — that is.Iran andThe shah returned more powerful than ever and so did the Arabia rather than the American eagle should replace foreigpmowned oil Industry. Tha shah's reiptione with John F. Kennedy began on a sour &itu ion. the military ties between wasltlngtonaWT1wD note because of Washington's Insistence on socioeconomic a qualitative and quantitative Jump during that period. development rather than military might, But Kennedy, like his predecessors and his successors ilfl and 117$, U.S. arms sales to Iran totalled $104 or of through Carter, reaffirmed the US. commitment to Iran's as Iran became by for the largest single militaryhvdward—from helicopters to destroyers Independence. The shah, in turn, launched his "White Revolution" In 1203— a program of rapid modernization to pophistic*t.d F-14 and F-il aircraft will ever be achieved again is through social and economic reforms strongly opposed by !hethsr such a raiatIond'p reli gious leadership. ItSfl'i eoenvlugsd for the near future because of the hostage crisis. (Sixteen years later, that religious leadership was a key But the Carter administration, faced withSoviet in the dowilall of the man who called himself Sha. pusue In Afghaitlatan, has already iigripllid Tuhran It Is — KIIIg of Kings). Idiristad In continued relations — am all 10 hostages are Ui-Iranian relations were strengthened again during the are Ly0d0l B. Johnson admipiatration when Washington agreed In 1s Is as because geopobtica — oil and peogrsp*y — 111410 provIde Iran with foreign military sales credits, which ,n0kn 1120 to $171 million In 1207. "Iran will remain an extremely important country to the grew from $45the 1175.Inbeginning Than came with the Nixon-Kissinger for manyyears to come "twin pill' policy that presumed cooperation M1Sd States and Its Western afliss between Iran kraeps-live of its ,r',ruitip or pofjei oat and Saudi Arabia and a coincidence of those two oil-rich least. Foreign Ralatim Owunittee in a staff nations interests' with thoee of Washington. But for the shah the 11ft ended on Jan. 17, 1979— just over ____ banabnosxopbiticstat.mint—whenassn u one year after CartWs "laland of stability" statement when ofthe fgI'. crisis — the ret noted: "A weak Iran, fled Iran for Egypt t Morocco then the Bahamas then Foci'astiWetarn. could act as a catalyst for in. he MUICO than the United States and now Panama. =ty and conflict In the Persian Gulf region" On Nov. 4, the "Tehran hostage crisis" began, with no end In : 66 Any major Conflict in the region would pose a threat t the oil içpIie.," It said. sçaiwty." - - or This MONDAY, FER, 4 Cheeseburger Greens ThTeMra Block Eye Pens ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fisk Cheese Grits Green Deans Cheese Deg Cud Sub Tht.rTiui Groan Peas &nswbeny8kertcake Milk .rake If IM Minifteakillob CDN TMrTte Toss Salad Fruit Juice Bar Rails MUkerake MIDDLE SCHOOLS MMORNKS Milk Week Barbecue Fwkb Tao s" Freuck Fries Fresh Milk or Shake FRIDAY, FEL $ T100111111" Fruit Frok "womb ides ow CNN WEDNESDAY, FM I ELEM4TAIY SCHOOLS WIWS4P0811N Fin* Mgkwlhdw EXPRESS Phu Culw TaterTifo IVESDAY, FM ELEMENTAIYEIIOOLI Turkey P1. 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BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. : How Ready I Id " Is TheNow? w m May deficie Thu JEFFREY HART adge Is Kenn reaching targets deep within the U.S. from bases in the Soviet Union. The prideful, traditional and world- The Soviet Navy continues to swell in edy ond ? Things move very fast these days in the politics of perception. When Terry Bradshaw found John S1worth with a a-yard play, the — Los Angeles Rams, at that point frontrunners, were dead. The question now is: after Iowa, are Reagan and Kennedy politically dead? Do not underestimate the Importance of % Iowa. Yes, not many delegates were chosen there. Yes, the caucus system is peculiar and may be unrepresentative. But as far as efforts to denigrate the Iowa contest are concerned, torget it. Iowa was Important because it represented a special kind of ted[erfl_çrom New Hampshire, different from Pennsylvania or OR "VA California. Iowa tested a candidate's skill at local organization and at communication at the local level. Other states test other things, but those were the tests in Iowa. It is also true that Iowa became part of the political landscape because Jimmy Carter put it there in 1976. Inevitably, attention was focused on it. Those were the political realities. Some candidates dealt with those reali ties suecessfuliy. Others lost heavily. ? In Iowa, Ronald Reagan suffered a severe and possibly crippling setback. He lost one of his major as*Ls, his aura of inevitability. His of casual handling of his first major test also "When you are a bona tide supporter Into doubt his judgment as a political said. 'q threw equal rights, you go all the way," he only regret I have but one draft classification professional. With the advice of his campaign " manager John Sears, Reagan simply called to lose for the opposite the wrong play. To continue the Super Bowl I told the young man that while women metaphor, Reagan was sacked in Iowa. probably could Reagan's strategy to da te has not ad. troops I wasn't sure an all-girl Army would dressed Itself to his special problems as a pro vide the level of combat efficiency presidential candidate. Pentagon was seeking. People who have not made up their minds "Generally speaking, men are physically about Reagan have two crystallized doubts. stronger than women and therefore better The first one Is his age. The second one Is his able to withstand the rigors of the hal, intellectual energy. Uefield," I pointed out. Reagan could have met those doubts head. "Don't be such a male chauvinist," he 00 by a personal blitz of Iowa and by strongest combat ready forces in the soundly defeated a much larger and still losing Vietnam). Congress has the value of specialized amphibious spreading throughout the body of its forces greatly to counter the growing casting the tax dollars he'd voted against into I said, "The fact that you are a male who admonished. "What about the Anwons? I welcome black hands at home, has reached draft age wouldn't have anything inadequate levels of weapons and equipment In irn, facing a moderate young to do with your proposal, would It?" procurement are to be reduced further. Democrat, Charles "Pug" Ravenal, the 70. The real culprit In this dilemma is, of course, "Perish the thought!" the young man year-old Thurmond won re-election with 56 of demurred, obviously offended by such a the all-volunteer military. At a time when U.S. percent of the state's vote. Some portion his c sugges on, ti "I simply believe It is time to put forces desperately need new and better weapons, margin was black — his largesse wi th publi strong black old wrongs to right. Ttroughout most of cv not to mention more of them, a larger and larger funds had neutralized much history, men have gotten all the thrills and opposition. slice of the defense budget is being allocated to glory going to war. Imbalance has A doctor at the Young party Corn. lasted so long it can't beThat attract even the inadequate numbers of recruits offset now by merely pilmented Talmadge's assistance In now enlisting. splitting military duties between men and thering health care for poor Georgians. Four women. The The all-volunteer military has yielded no only proper thing to do is to let days later a conservative white doctor began them have It all to recognizable savings in training costs or reduced rund Ul emseves," .raising for Talmadge by warning that a turnover. Both, in fact, have increased in recent I said, "I certainly admire your sense of Talmadge defeat would elevate Sen. Gaylord years, while the absence of a draft shrinks the Nelson, D-WIs., who favors "cradle-to-the. equity and your selflessness In being Willing reserve and erodes the quality of enlisted per- grave health care" and "other radical and to sacrifice your own chance for a military sonnel. Irresponsible socialist-bend federal plans." career In order to give young females a So far Talmadge has been successful. The break. Nevertheless, I can't shake off this Until Congress and the Carter administration the 1990 election will tell whether he has learned nagging suspicion that motivating forces come to grips with the actual consequences of the Thisrmond Woo w4 or whether black other than magnanimity are at work here." all-volunteer military, Adm. Coogan's ships and voters have learned how to read records. A hurt look entered his eyes. planes on station off the Persian Gulf are likely to grow even less combat ready than they are today. responding thoughtfully and in depth to saw some of them In a movie once and they questions on complex Issues. Instead, Sears and Reagan decided to re. were as fierce a bunch of warriors as you would ever want to see. Pitted against those TIm the Sears-Nixon campaign of 1968 — a babies, most male soldiers wouldn't stand a controlled, no risk, minimum exposure chance, operation. It flopped. They applied a textbook answer, but did not comprehend the problem. "And what about the element of surprise? That is, normally speaking, front-runners do Imagine how the enemy would react upon not debate with also-cans. seeing an all-girl Army charging out of the The New York Post, for example, has been trenches. I'll bet the other aide would raise the white flag almost without firing a shot." running a series of articles on Kennedy's private life. They are British-style I said, "I can see you are serious about journalism, but seem to have some factyellow s, relinquishing your rights to a draft card, but they tend to make specific a kind of thing and that woiijdn't a lot of male college students had previously been In the "everyone knows" become embittered and resentful over not category. They also pry open some new being allowed to register?" questions about ChappaquJddjck. "There might well be some protests of that Kennedy can now look forward to the sort;" the young man admitted. "However, prospect, quite possible, of humiliating anyone who feels that strongly about being defeats In Maine and New Hampshire, his dodged by the draft probably will sneak off to own New England backyard, Kennedy Is a Toronto and enlist In the Canadian army." political Skylab, the George Romney of 1011. assaults in the Pacific, is in danger of intended victini. Soviet menace on land and sea and United States Navy and Air Force are be repeated anywhere, by any means American forces anywhere, for any without question, unmatched by any again because of military weakness, reason other than the protection of U.S. nation on the face of the earth in both But with the reckless and uncalled- citizens or outright aggression by an superiority and modernization, for commitment of American combat adversary. So powerful and self confident as a forces to the Vietnam war in 1965, with The draft has been eliminated in nation were we, that even though faced the greased pigskin, fumble-In-the, favor of an all-volunteer army, which at with the very real possibility of con- backfield Idea of mopping easily on an the time when an entire population that further improve our nuclear strikini! army because of an ill-conceived and lasting peaceful one since It is by a questionable) theory that such assaults govermnent that vows someday to rule are no longer necessary and out dated. the world. Are they? In a dangerous age where there is the The supersonic, long range B-i constant threat of hostilities from the bomber has been scrubbed in favor of Communists and much of the thirdretaining the 500 remaining slower B- world block toward the United States as capability. This letter I started well over a itmutti ago, but discontinued it for starting !o feel at a loss for words to describe in feelings toward our sorry u)n(litiou as a former No. 1 military power and buffer against Soviet aggression. ventional or nuclear war (Berlin 1961, 52,(a much easier target) while at the well as the rest of the free world, we enemy, ideas, particularly from young was fed up with war, seemed a good With the invasion of Afghanistail, the then Cuba in 1962) we stood fast, people of draft age, of our role In world Idea. same time, the Soviets add to their Americans have allowed ourselves to affairs as a buffer against Corn. unyielding. But since, it has proven to be an idea strike force the supersonic long range get drunk with security that is egg shell We should keep a lesson in mind: On munism, took a 180-degree turn, that is a near flop in that the once- "backfire" bomber that is capable of thin, and non-existent. _ eNou. 4' ___ _____ _____ ___ RY _______ / -_____ _____ • __ \ To 3aTLSFY a BUD.SS ______ _____ Soviet Union has coIflplete(l this for me. Wayne P. ('twnpton Saiilor(l Jeff rey Hart A Welcome Addition OW N SY WI'QR is NOVI Yway? N N who spilled t he beans concerning the I would like to thank you for picking Is Patriotism Gone? fact that there were tapes. Jeffrey Hart to replace Ronald Reagan The appeasers always put off today's Nixon and Chambers made fools out as a columnist for the Evening Herald. work until tomorrow; but tomorro' Mr. Hart certainly opened with a block- of the press, the establishment and the never comes. It's high time that we State Department, not buster "Was Nixon Framed." to mention learn a lesson from the Russians. We President Truman. I would like to add a few other bits but they act. If we soon don'! talk S. B. "Jim"Crowe stop talking and start and pieces, that would help to bring one acting, it can t,e Sanford too late. to this conclusion. Of course, it will have to be admitted Computer Story Helps it we had a foreign policy with a that Nixon was afflicted with a severe backbone instead of it wishbone, it i Herald Staff Writer Tom Netsel 'lid a c'.se of stupidness to beli tin" the tef doubtful that Iran' ith it.i .it udent fine job in lus Jan. 20 Ourselves feature Supreme Court would rule in his favor rebels would have taken over our on the tapes, to trust Kissinger and not on home cornputers.We had several embassy and held our delegates and additional visitors to our Central to have destroyed the ta pes. security-force hostages. their The Russians have as part of their Florida Computer club meeting the Russia would I further doubt that spy apparatus a Department of S8C day the article appeared, thanks invade Afghanistan and take control to your reporting and excellent photo Disinformation, makes a good patriotic there. It really layout. Former Attorney General John to know citizen feel bad that t' have to The article and photos were really Mitchell, on "60 Minutes" said: "We take insults from these small foreign know there is money coming into the first class, countries because of our inferior Ed Graves country to finance these riots." leadership. Because of this inferior Sanford Add to these facts, the tape, menleadership our respect and prestige is tioned by Mr. Har t and the very real Razler Does Fine Job going do the drain. possibility that there was a doubleThis brief note is to compliment who could have agent Involved I believe that we have people in this planted the disinformation that the 1!:rald Staf f Writer David Hazier for country that would sell ammunition to evidence concerning the 'Democratic the fine job he did several weeks back our enemies that we were at war with. I Party being involved in this transfer of when he reported on the case we filed In have heard people make such remarks money from Cuba was in the the United States Supreme Court. as "1 wish we would get into another Whenever I talk with a reporter and Democratic headquarters In the war, so could get another job like I had Watergate and you have the perfect he does an exemplary job, I like to let during the Korean or Vietnam wars. I set-up for the entrapment of the him know I appreciate It. He got all the never made so much money in my life Parties who broke Into Watergate. facts right, and apparently did his as I did then." That Is the kind of Also, add to this that the police homework and deserves to be cornpatriotic people that live in this detectives who came were out of their pilmented. country. district, and that the lookout was not In Harvey M. Alper Stephen Humlimit Sr. place, when they came, and the man Altamonte Springs Sanford . -5, *5 An AllwGirl Army no additional funds available unless alread rightfully stripped the president's That move cannot be considered as a • ___ have enclosed ourselves within afill face the real world again as it really is We should rebuild our conventional reserves and the National Guard. The not one to be forgotten, or allowed to let power of ever again committing being phased out and combined with the 1980 Skylab I think that it is time for its to Sflilp out of the shell of false security that we in both conventional and nuclear might. ping the U.S. Pacific fleet at the "safe" and about 1 million more permanently wide respect for the Marines, that In numbers of war ships to cover the We maintained one of the largest and port of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. fleet then Injured In one way or the other, (but World War II proved many times over oceans of the earth like a deadly cancer Army and Marine Corps and their more powerful Japanese fleet. This was The . Copy rm For many years after World War II Sunday, Dec. 7. 1941 at 7:55 a.m., when Because of the Idiodic, blunderous, powerful army is poorly and the United States was the most the first of two carrier-launched waves restricted, "no win" war in Southeast dangerously undermanned, powerful nation on the face of the earth of Japanese warplanes began scrap- Asia that left 55,000 Americans dead The U.S. Navy is the obvious key to any credible JULIAN BOND defense of the Persian Gulf and the region's vast oil reserves. But how ready is the Navy to fulfill this vital mission should the ultimate test occur? Ta Not ready enough, according to Vice Adm. Robert P. Coogan. Adm. Coogan should know — he commands the Pacific Fleet Naval Air Forces which include six aircraft carriers, 17 air bases and 2,000 aircraft. However impressive this force appears on paper, closer- inspection discloses truly alarming ncies. Spare parts for aircraft are in short supply. Phoenix air-to-air missiles are similarly scarce. There must be an unwritten manual for There are not enough F-14 fighters to equip the conservative Southern pouticianson 'How To two squadrons authorized for the defense of each Vote Against Black People In Congress But carrier. Indeed, the carrier Midway — now Still Get Their Votes At Home On Election steaming on station in the Arabian Sea — must Day." rely on F4 Phantoms, an aitr.raft designed In the If such a volume exists Sen. Strom Thurlate 1950s. mood, R.S.C., must be Its author. Sen. Herman Talmadge, D.Ga., is his most devout The net result of these logistical and equipment shortfalls is that the Pacific Fleet's air arm could PupilHundreds of other white politicians with sustain only a "very short war," according to sizable black minorities among their conAdm. Coogan. stituencies — Including President Jimmy As deeply disturbing as these revelations are, Carter — must have been absorbing the they pale by comparison with Adm. Coogan's lesson well. review of the Navy's acute recruiting and per1. A militant segregationist, Thurmond was Soul Caro1liiovernor in 1948 — as elect ed soffnfleteñtThntjjoblems. kilEIM1 a Democrat. He was the Dixiecrat candidate The retention rate for Navy pilots in 1977 was a discouraging 62 percent. The projected rate for for president in 1943. He was elected to the U.S. Senate as a write-in candidate in 1954. this year is 28 percent, a figure that Adm. Coogan Ten years later he abandoned the said threatens the very survival of the Navy's air Democrats once again. In his enthusiasm for arm as an effective combat force. Barry Goldwater, he joined the Republican LIGHTER SIDE And there are ominous deficiencies in other Party In 1964. Four years later Thurmond was skilled categories, including senior enlisted re-elected to the Senate under the banner of his new party. ratings essential to ship operations and training, But the 1965 Voting Rights Act began Shortages of weapons and eq uipment are the change the color of South Carolina politics. shameful legacy of years of inadequate defense Thirty percent of the Palmetto State's budgets. The Carter administration in particular population le black, and these newly enhas weakened the Navy by consistently denying It franchised voters were not likely to select a By DICK WEST sufficient funds for shipbuilding, maintenance, segregationist over a more moderate training, and weapons' procurement. Democratic challenger. WASHINCTON (UPI) — Everybody is Thurmond became one of the first Southern talking these days about the prospect of Inadequate defense budgets are also partly women being drafted for military service, but responsible for retention problems, not only in the senators to hire a black staff member. And he began to exercise his considerable skill In I know one young man who thinks he has a ,Navy but in every other service branch as well, Washington prying federal dollars loose from better Idea. The hemorrhage .of trained officers and enlisted constituents who never for selected black men is especially acute in Job classifications He favors creating an all-girl Army. — or cared — that their generous requiring highly specialized skills. As Adm. senator "It's the only fair thing to do," he told me no had vigorously opposed the Coogan noted, these people are leaving the authorization of most social welfare the other night when the subject of renewing Selective Service registration came up. uniformed services because pay rates are falling programs. "We once had an all-male Army, and we behind inflation and fringe benefits are shrinking. He had accomplished the politically impossible — casting votes against the interests have tried the all-volunteer Army, and now With personnel costs already devouring nearly 60 percent of the defense budget, there simply are of his constituency while In Washington, It's time to give the all-girl Army a shot at IL " l Forces To Stop Sov'leet Menace C Copley News Se rv ice If / A \\\ S•\ TIO?J - Reti rees Deserve Buying Power Increased military spending, aid to Except for the elderly — that all-to- present, "buying power value," of Pakistan, olive branches to Iran, often Ignored segment of a greying approximately 16 cents), when are our "Jobs" for the youth, expanded benefits America, who are attempting to live on parents (forebearers), the backbone of to minorities, relaxed constraints on a fixed income. our nation and society, going to be the CIA, accolades to Israel — and Bearing In mind that Inflation Is ever granted "full citizenship," and allowed Egypt, draft registration, boycotting spiralling upward at a rate never to receive "equal rights?" the Olympics, support for ERA, threats before experienced In our entire history S to Russia, favorite nation status to and the dollar Is ever-plummeting J. Ryan China something for everyone, downward (predictably even below its Sanford 'I ,,. - Dick Fischer Turns To The Camera At Polk's Barbecue As many Republicans as Democrats Bill Gunter. turned out last weekend at the fundIncidentally, stories ale making the raising barbecue held to stock-up the rounds that Gunter may try again for a campaign war-chest of Democratic U.S. Senate seat. The specific opponent Sheriff John Polk of Seminole County. At he is looking at Is the only person to ever last count the amount raised was defeat him for elective office — Sen. somewhere near $27,000. And there are Richard Stone of Miami. Stone defeated no candidates in sight to oppose the Gunter six years ago In the Democratic popular county official. primary Senate post, One of the more Interesting happenings At that time, Gunter was a at the barbecue was seeing congessinal congressman, representing the fifth candidate, Orange County Commissioner congressional district in the U.S. House Dick Fischer, using the occasion of the filled by Richara Representatives now of to film a campaign packed dinner promotional film. A motion picture Kelly, R Holiday, The district Includes most of Seminole cameraman followed him around as he pumped the hands of everyone in sight. County. It was created while Gunter was The fact that Polk is known far and a member of the Florida Senate. Many wide was evidenced by the appearances political observers believe the district of U. Gov. Wayne Mlxson and State was created specifically for Gunter. While there were a lot of politicians at Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner the Polk affair there were more ordinary citizens who wished to show their support for a favorite public official. Tonic Vogt, the spouse of State Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Cocoa Beach, filled In for her husband who was chairing a meeting of the Osceola County legislative delegation. Vogt has been chairman of that delegation for the past six years. Later the same evening, U. Gov. Mlxson received the same kind of at. held and local officers elected. Presiding November election ballot in Florida as a tentlon from a hi-partisan group of over the meeting was Frank Griffo, head presidential contender. politicians. Seated around having a of the state committee, discussion with him fullowlng the annual Named were: Dr. Raymond Bass, banquet of the Altamonte Casselberry Sanford veterinarian, chairman; June Chamber of Commerce were: Vogt, state In Lake Mary where three new representatives Bobby Brantley, R. Cameron, vice chairman; David Massey, councilmen were sworn into office oil treasurer; Lorene Phillips, secretary; Longwood, and Robert Hattaway, Randall D. Priest, sergeant at arms and Jan. 7, of one of them, Gene McDonald Altamonte, and County Commissioner has managed to miss all three council Rev. Sheridan Stanton, chaplain, 1 . n,Irn Mann R.,n,,hllnnn meetings held so tar. He tins been out ci Also shaking the hands of the crowd Donna Brinkle was elected Seminole town on business. McDonald is expected was Altamonte businessman Frank County state committee-woman with to attend the Feb. 7 meeting, however, Tibbits, who will be announcing soon his Barbara Shilson as her alternate, Bonner — candidacy for the county commission 1. Carter was elected state cornseat now held by Bob French. Tibbits is mitteeman with Don Crabtree as his Sanford City Manager Warren Republican while French is a Democrat. alternate. Knowles will be taking five days vacation time Feb. 4-8. He said he will be working Carter was placed in charge of the for the city during the evening on those The newly orgainzed Constitution petition drive to obtain names of days. During the daytimmit', he will be Party Is on its way In Seminole County. registered voters willing to sign up to get taking a course for his real estate The organizational meeting has been Meidrim Thomson's name on the broker's license. - Jft ^ ITURKWIV Pleas e Write 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. - 8 Y'S WORLD C$4INA • $OVIgT IlM%OII • rez nevig outs Of Depression ir-i• 4. 11.1* WAIINGTON For all his per veralty, Soviet President L.onid Brezhnev gives Washington policy makers a sense of security. He's an adversary they have come to know. They understand his moods and can W. moves. He Is per M",yes but "whether for retirement or because of illness ___ - The Soviet* Interpreter didn't pus on Breshnev's remark about "Wneu," but the escort officer from the American embassy picked it 11* embassy later reported to Washington in a cIIfIed account: "The So . dft all the rhetoric and rancor Soviet interpreter did not translate the between Wadilngtoa and Now, there Is a ufeunc. to illness probably because he mded It as too sensitive" det dread that Brezhnev may he loft regarded About the same time, Brezhnev also met control ofthe Kremlin toWowntoroeewho may alrea have In 11 the tutu, by separately with Wed Germany's Chancellor promoting the aggression against Ikbnut Schmidt and France's President Glacard d'Eitaing. Afterward, German oftIdals tipped off the CIA that "progress on An earlier scare rippis ilsrougi BarIla.related matters was impaired by Washington at the ailing (&v's) extreme weariness." wl_IlI0. reporto_ _wemed th ,,On one occasion," they reported, .tir. "w rov M40 standing cardlovaicuular problems sad "Brezhnev was upset by a sbez'p and disagreeable dispute between foreign a 0I1J.luJ dental troid have , () u,*0 and ( ripadid a topseoret dispatch on Nov. 107L "His swings in mood have become more Dietrich) Guschsr, but appeared too weak to st it." t t$4*sw pronoimoed, portusps In In a separate report to CIA milacts, of 11110111110111118 #11d sedetives." Freedu oMclals caamid that "&szlmav " Agency le or aid seined tired end not a well man." H. tended y, InIthN'YMOV had "to reM from briefing flN and freque Uy 0101*1111111IT'l hi mself do rr.oct said.. bw will retire at the puts co'ess. in that me CM was not convinced, rebrMy (l0)." Wuhnev would step down. me talk of IthvIf dropped a similar hid to retement, suggested a top-e.cret report, 1111111~ a grespof visiting U.S. senators. "No one Is "may have accurately reflected BflsiSV'5 .belngvhatftIs,therecna ostlack as of last fall (107$) ousof his time when a patios mint l.sve," he said, 'wn' periods — but later clandestine ____ ___ _______ _ At .,, _ __ 1*P - "P6tef the Grat would be to ow ,, 4h of us, di" proud - — _ - • __ S.) reporting and Brezhnev's more recant public ago siifered a heart attack. He behavior suggests he now mews to stay on." years probably has a pacemaker "UesrIy," the report added, "Brezhnev "Brezhnev has other but minor medical has periods of elation and depression, and his problems, e.g., occasion al attacks of bursitis Intentlone may vary an his mood swings. Thus the right shoulder and repeated upper we can expect more contradictory reporting respiratory m Breftev has been on me slam ..." dlag'io.ed at times as depressed and at other Now, foir years later, intelligence analysts times as alert, energetic and 'nimatet He again are speculating that Brezhnev's grip on has long been prone to substantlai mood the Kremlin may be weakening. As long as swings, a disposition that probably has Brezhosvislnchwgs, they believe, the Soviet become more pronounced Union will hold back from a direct con. He sometimes uses stimulants and frontatlon with the United States. sedatives in excess of the recommenda tion of The state of his health, therefore, could affect the state of the world.. Those who have Ida physIdanj and this has probably ac his mood swings. mere is no inseen Brezhnev recently say the mileage Is centuatod dicatboui that his Intellectual acuity _ has been hegladag to show on his face. He Is a inrty, affected by these emotlon '4oeted rude of a o iuiwesMv specimen. problems ly a no alga of a lessening ot his His huge gray head faward, itus face i'J4IIfleflt orndcontact with reality. psIl4d, the eyebrows still "(But) on Moral occasions .." the ci* email or pedueps y only seem wiali, flW7 aid., "he has been described as encroached upon an they are by great cheeks. unable to concentrate, Inattentive aid me eyes also give a , beeno gI.,d over anl* hues fatigued. In addition to reflecting the j an desdetlon of his limited physical reserves cc wunic.Uve date. the iffid of ezce ve Like an old grlssly be, the Kremlin leader tie has about him an auta of a gory, combative could be symptoms of deprlft pest, but lbs former keecity bo bsm to "PIods of depression are likely to laM tide. A topsecrot aaomy, cQ94)ed from him to foajs on his other health protgens, ai dajns evidence by CIA doctors, has this Uds'couj4 magnify future bouts of depression to say about his health: In fact, recent reports suggest that &uháv "ijy' hh prc&ii msy be &Uanpft to reduce his use of mw& cesdiovasag.Heh.sbethbyptondonan4 , uuedlcatlotu, as well as to L tarlI lt e:---- and ___ • • Fires: Take Precautions, Part Of Item's Warranty Follow Rules For Safety - ___ _____ r TV Commercial Is Judged • _ ____ II Aggravation Is being told that the repairs your new car needs aren't covered under warranty. Yet, If a dealer has used warranty disclaimers to avoid fixing your vehicle, you aren't t*cessanlly without recourse. Consumer Reports notes that, In addition to original warranties (the kind you get In a standard, written form'wbetP' a,,... I..ia, *k a..ri tha'rp we less visible 7W WJ types of protection for new-car ownem protection is the "Implied" warranty, no written warranty is only one form created by state laws under the Uniform of what's called an "express" warranty, Commercial Code, The code states that every product sold carries with It an Which can also be given by the nanufacturer somewhat Informally, as implication of "merchantability" and in a television commercial. In one "fItne" — tht Is the product has to be )4lmeaota case, for Instance, a man who usable for the purposes for which It Is had purchased a Ford truck claimed that Intended. You can bring implied warranties Into e vehicle was damaged when he tried your negotiations with a manufacturer, to use It as a TV commercial had as did a Maryland car owner whose suggested he could. vehicle broke down during a visit to commercial The judge ruled that the Canada. The auto had to be left for for the four-wheel-drive picitup should repairs under a 12-month42,000,nIIe e company's * considered part of th express wWfiflty. Wwanty. And the jury eventually Aided by the Montgomery Coiiity, Md., awarded the man $51) In damages and Office of Consumer Affairs, the owner $175 In coutt costs. Other potential sources for express claimed the manufacturer had arraatlbs are brochures, claims made obligations under the Implied warranty. Ulu pitches (particularly those made Alter some negotiations. the automaker fT writing),- even oral promises. You - agreed to reimburse the owner for train flilglfl employ any of these to back up fare home from Canada, and for the your assertions In a breath of warranty return fare to pick up the repaired car, Some payment was also made for hotel P30. Another little publicized form of tfls and taxi fares. Home fires are a major threat to our safety — even to our lives, Modern high-rise buildings are generally fire resistive (but not "fireproof") and are built with strong enclosed stairways. Fires are usually confined to Individual apartments. They rarely spread to more than one floor. Residents are urged to remain calm In the event of fire, mere is no reason to panic If certain precautions are taken. Seek safety Immediately. We are particularly warned not to wait for elevators. They already may be out of service. Or the fire department may be using them to get to the fire area. So, you should learn the locations of all stairways In your building. Since no two fires are alike, It might be necessary to change your exit plans. Remember, your fire department works for you 24 hours a day. Call Immediately upon discovering a fire so that proper personnel and equipment can be sent to help. Provide the dispatcher with accurate location biormatlon, Including street address and apartment number. And don't assume that someone has already called the fire department. You do It! U you think the corridor can be used safely, alert other occupants by pulling the nearest fire-alarm box on your floor. Then proceed quickly to the nearest stairway cut. - % . • - Growing Older Harold Blumenfeld Be sure to close the apartment door and the stairway door as you leave. Use wet towels or blankets to seal cracks around the door and other places where smoke Is seeping into your apartment. Turn-off air-conditioning units that bring in fresh air from a corridor or other public space outside your apartment. If smoke Is coining into your apart. ment and lf you have windows that can be opened, open one of them a couple of Inches as close to the ceiling as possible. Lie down on the floor where the air usually Is cooler and fresher. Whether you live in an apartment or a twine, predetermine a location outside the building where all members of the family will gather If evacuation Is necessary. Many people have died upon returning to blazing buildings to rescue family members who already left the premises safely. - --.1. ~ "S. '•" ~: 4 ff,-'71 5~1_, ~ LNi l "~ . -A _ 5 -:.. I ~r1: _;____o. ---':' ~., 4_1. .'-•4-. j' ' •- p k— • M' -'•'P.t'.!, . * •-'--- • L' - 5' R - • - -• • -W'f' �-: - -.. - '-. : SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -.. - ___. .. - C-. S ---5 - -I -- •.. •.._. -. - -- Sundy, Feb. 3, 1950 Bo Derek Rates A ' 10' With Family Of Cancer Victim United Press International FAN CLUB: Be Derek rates a "10" and then some as far as Peter Ragucci Jr. and the family of 14-year-old Judy Dubour are concerned. Judy has bone cancer, and Ragucci is leading a fund-raiser on her behalf in Bennington, Vt., where Bo is costarring with Shirley MacLame and Anthony Hopkins in "Change of Seasons." Ragucci says he called her about the drive and she said, "if my name can help, do whatever you want with it." Now, T-shirts sporting the famed name are going for $ to $100. Other reports from the film location have painted the reclusive Bo as a prima donna of "impossible" stature, but Ragucci isn't buying It. Says he, "Bo and her husband are super people, Just super." 14P __ - - BAD SHOW!: Call her the "Iron Butterfly" but don't caricature Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as 11 (iOSS between a witch and a vulture." That's what enraged ,sinml.s..,, ,.t II.... I'k...L.__ 1'-----4511G614 to V '...unservauve IS rariy say ui Labor Party is doing with the beer coaster they're distributIn Santa Monica, Calif., at 86: "It was like working wi th an encYT title of his new song "Regrets." clopedia of comedy. He knew our business better than most. was a magician, puffing things you'd never figure a comic, He PERHAPS A BARREL..: When Canadian songstress Anne signed to co-host five ts Murray segmen of "The Mike Douglas to pull ... I never saw him depressed in the 3o years l knew him .: mischievous kid I ever knew." Show," she never figured she'd be doing It without her clothes. Ji mmy was the oldest _________ The airline took care of that losing her luggage en route GLIMPSES: Tony Martin and Cyd Charlase will do a special from Toronto to Los Angeles. For a solid week, the question of performance Saturday at the Walt Whitman Auditorium of what she'd wear the next day became a running Joke manifested at one time when a small trunk allegedly courte. Brooklyn College in New York ... Angelo Pizzo has been named sy of the offending airline was trundled onstage. But all it Director of Motion Pictures for Television by Time-Life Films: , contained was a young woman who emerged asking If she'd in Hollywood Michelle Triola Marvin will attend the New: reached Buffalo yet. Says Anne, "Well, at least they didn't ask. York opening of "Caligula" Friday to see her Los Angeles. neighbor, Peter O'Toole, in action as a first-century Romar me to do the show in the nude." She's still searching for her Alan Alda is in Europe to publicize his film, "The Seduction of. missing wardrobe. Joe Tynan"... Tony Bennett took a detour from a concert tour t PEOPLE - will mean a comeback. If the tax man doesn't nail him first. He says he can't remember if he filed federal income tax returns year.ti — that, "We were so busy trying to make in the last the payroll we never got a chance to do a lot of things." The ... - - ... - I SUFFER NOW, PLAY LATER: Ex-TWA staff physician Dr Scott Ell*rger has come up with a sure cure for Jet lag. Hi says, in the March edition of Forum magazine, all an airlini passenger has to do to insure a bright-eyed arrival at ha destination are a few exercises toe-touches, torso twists an . I - - decisions of the Chinese and cannot take place," Daurne said furt, West Germany, for five hours mittee, which is to meet in Lake for i boycott include Canada; Japanese governments could affect later. Friday to debate what position they Placid, N.Y., next week. the thinki ng of European nations. Britain Prime Minister Margaret Japanese Olympic Committee should take but adjourned without In Paris, Vitali Sniirnov, a Soviet Thatcher backed it, but the British Carter administration sources Chairman Katsuharu Shibath told a reaching a decision. Olympic Committee vicechairman, Olympic Committee wants to atbelieve if West Germany - which news conference he concurred with Italian National Olympic Corn- said Moscow Olympic authorities tend); Australia Prime Minister has followed a policy of ac- the government opinion that "the mittee President Franco Carraro believe it was "unthinkable" to hold Malcolm I'rascr backed it, the commodation over the last decade Olympics must be held in a friendly said each country's Olympic the gaines without the Americans. Australian Olympic Committee with the Soviet Union - decides not and peaceful atmosphere." committee would make its own Technically, each country's ma y, tooi; Papua New Guinea, New to go to Moscow, other Western In France, analysts said that since decision based on the Olympic Olympic committee must decide. Zealand and Japan. President Carter Determ*ined Athletes Will Have Games WASHINGTON (UP!) — Afghanistan by Feb. 20. drawn, in a location other growing international Organizing Committee for the President Carter says he Is "It is not politics when one Carter told a national than the Soviet Union." momentum behind Carters winter gaines, which start determined in nation invades that nation's high-quality conference on physical fitness Deputy press secretary Ray determination to have a New York state this month, capital, installs a puppet International athletic games Friday: Jenkins told reporters that boycott of the Moscow and said be het in some location this Soviet athletes are regime and participates in the when asked about the timing Olympics. China and Japan welcome "I want the world and year, but they must be staged at time winter assassination or death of a athletes from all around the and possible new location of said they would join the Olympit's, outside Russia if so Woo leader it does not like, in"it is not politics when one cluding the families of those are not removed from world to know that I am the international games, boycott. Carter and his wife nation sends 100,000 determined that they will Carter simply said: "The Afghanistan. of its leaders. statement speaks for itself," Rosalynn were to fly to Camp hea vi ly armed troops across a Carter has urged a boycott, have a chance to participate "It is not politics when an Secretary of State Cyrus David today to spend their tran ir' or cancellation of the this year in international Vance border aid subjugates its army of invaders sweeps the said Montreal was the 69th weekend at the retreat. peace-lo summer Olympic games in games of the highest quality Carter iliet Friday with neighbor," thedeeply religious countryside, killing those who invading forces imiost likely site for an Moscow if Soviet Invasion — but, unless resident told dare to stand in its way. alternate Olympics, Rernard Fell, chairman of the the physical fitness troops do not con"it is aggression, pure and leave in Afimhanistan are with. Meantime, there was a 1.,ko Placid Olympii ference, simple." eyeballing McClennon's running mate, fullback Mike need to open up a Tennessee beiI'o keep up with - them. Still more pigskin news. Congratulations go out to Oviedo coach Paul Greer. Greet served as-offensive line coach for the Lions and helped mold the blocking that took the Lions to the semi-finals of the 3A state playoffs this past season. Greet was recently named the new head football coach at Zephyrhills High School. "We hate to lose him," says head Lion Joe Mon. tgomery. "But we're happy for him. It's a real - - - - . - Fishlock pronounced the sentence: "That forlorn fatherless and motherless little word 'Ms.' Is cast Into the lexicographical outer darkness." Dead, dead, dead! - - FASHION FIRST: New York tailor Vincent Sanitate who numbers such luminaries as Frankie Valli, Sergio Franchl and Telly Savalas among his clientele has come up with a new design for the fashion world. He ca lls it "the Rubeli" in honor of Steve Rubell, the Studio 54 major-domo recently sentenced to three years In the slammer on income tax cha r. ges. Sanitate says it's a high fashion blue denim prison suit, and explains "I feel that Steve's life style deserved a little fashion Imagination to equal the imagination he brought to the New York City nlghtllfe scene." Besides, says Sanitate, "it will make his three years go faster If he can dress in something elegant." - challenge to be a good head coach and Ws something we all work for. Paul will do a good Job." From the don't change horses in the middle of the stream department... The Semoran Pony Baseball League has raised a few eyebrows among coaches, players and parents as their registration approaches over the next two weekends, The new boar. of directors for the league has decided not to let players that would normally return to the same team do so, Instead going to a wide open Several coaches have decided to take the season off under the new plan and a lot of kids have expressed disappointment in not returning to their old team, Several comments from the parents concerning new set-up are the type that can't be put to print, Seems like another case of parents meddling In a kid's game, Foul Shots Sink Lady 'Hounds - Chari -ly-- -ShOts Lift Tribe Big men Reggie Butler and Bruce Mccray shut down Daytona Seabreeze's inside scoring game and took full advantage of a parade to the foul line in the fourth quarter Friday night to help lift the Seminoles to t heir 21st win of the season, 61-49. The victory ties a single season all-time winning record for the Tribe. They have a shot at setting a new winning record Tuesday night at home against Lyman. Six-six Reggie Butler tallied 14 points to go along with McCray's 21 and the Tribe's two big men held the starting front line of Seabreeze, which measures, n at 6-7, 6-6 and 6-6 to 14 points Inside, The San dcrabs slick junior Rodney Williams pumped In a game high 23 points, but as Seminole coach Bill Payne pointed out, "They were all outside shots," Butler and McCray jerked ninerebounds apiece to help the Seminoles control the boards through three quarters. In final stanza, the trailing Sandcrabs resorted to the press and ran into foul trouble. They also ran Into Dr. Glen Stambaugh, who operates from the charity stripe with the precision of a heart transplant ialist. The slick-shooting senior, a 90 percent free throw ace, canned seven straight char ity shots In the final eight minutes to help Seminole away from the Sandcrabs in the closing situation." "I'm glad some People made the trip to see us play over there, our folks in the stands helped a lot," The victory marked the fourth straight for the Tribe, who earlier had a 17 game win streak going and sets up their shot at breaking the school winning record. But Payne was quick to point out that the Seminoles have five games left and none of them are easy. "We've got Lyman coming to our place Tuesday night and they're always get ready for us. The team has been working hard, they don't want to get beat by anybody the rest of the way." Asked if he thought his squad was peaking in view of Its 21-1 slate, Payne was quick to toss aside any thoughts of having reached the best point of performance. "I'm not one to believe In peaking," said the Senlinole coach. "All we know is that right now we're playing good basketball and we want to continue to play good basketball going Into the district tournament at the end of the month." "You really don't know what it's like to peak until you're on your way down, and the way the kids have been playing, I don't think we're on the way down" added the Tri be boss, Foliwing Tuesday night's contest against Lyman, the Seminoles face Lake Howell, Evans, DeLand and Daytona Mainland in the season finale. SANFORD (81): Stambaugh 15, Whitney 7, D. Thomas 2, S. Thomas 2, MeCray 21, Butler 14, Grace 0. Totals: 19 23-30 11. DAYTONA BEACH SEABREEZE (49): Ervin 6, Robinson 4, Small 2, Williams 23, Postell 8, Martin 4, Clark 2, Banks 0. Totals: 22 5-14 49. halftime: Sanford 30, Seabreeze 25; Fouls: Sanford 13, Seabreeze 21; Fouled Out: U. Thomas, Postell. spec minutes. MUST DO WINDOWS: Queen Elizabeth needs someone to keep the palace tidied up, so like any other British householder In search of help, she's running a classified ad in the London Daily Telegraph. It says: "Wanted, Buckingham Palace. Vacancy for the post of chief housekeeper upon retirement of the present holder. Single applicant to take up residential appointment in July 1960 ... Age group 45.60. Apply to master of the household ..." And equality or no equality, the queen doesn't want a man mucking about the place with mop and broom. Says a palace spokesman, "I think it has to be a woman. It's a job for a woman." Men's libbers might take each. Laurence12,Perry10.Tos: The difference In the ball 2310-1551, game came at the charity Halftime: Daytona ease stripe. Mainland connected on 10-15 free throws while the Mainland 25, Lyman 13; Fouls: Daytona Mainland 23, Lyman II. Kite - - the kids handled themselves well in a somewhat hostile While the Tribe was busy canning 23-30 foul shots on the - Daytona Mainland's Lady good on only 10-23 . night, Seabreeze was almost as cold as the Seminoles were hot. Buccaneers, paced by a 12 portonities. The Sandcrabs cashed In on a mere 5-14 from the free throw point effort by Lori Laurance, LYMAN (60): Ferrltto ,J. . sëored a 56.50 win over Smith 3, M. Smith 12, Page 1, line "Reggie had a super effort tonight," commented Payne of I1yman's Lady Greyhounds Serrano 12, McDaniel 10. his senior center, "He and Bruce did an excellent Job on their F)iday night In women's Five Totals: 20 10-23 so. Star Conference action. DAYTONA MAINLAND big men." "It was a pretty rough gazne," Payne po inted out. "I thought Maria Smith and Mila (5$): Richards It, Jennings!, Serrano aided the Lyman Roundtree 11, McCoy 2, cause with a dozen points Tucker 2, Ferguson 7, - ______ I. ,- , ' / - - Ir - " ' , ;-• . 1,i( - , -' , - 1 ;; 1- ' - • , ilk, .- Seminole coach Hill Payne calls For play number four from the bench. Ills Fighting Tribe tied a school record by recording its 21st win of the season Friday night with a 61-49 win over Five Star ('onferenee rival Seahreezt'. F" ties, us ickla Falls At Crosby N PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UP!) Tom have 36-hole scores of 8-wider-par 136 and a Beach today and again in the fourth round luck, Toil) Watson and Jack Nicklaus, Kite, a man who has been close enough times one-stroke lead over Jerry Pate and Steve Sunday. Kite, for one, is looking forward to perhaps golf's two greatest players over the to become one of the most consistent players Melnyk. the assignment, full of confidence he has a last decade, ran into trouble while playing on the PGA Tour while winning only two titles Melnyk shot a 68 at easier Cypress Point solid chance to win his third title. His only Spyglass. Watson In seven years, feels good about his chances while Pate had a 71 at Spyglass. Another shot shot a 74 and Nicklaus, other victories were in the 1976 IVB Classic co Corning this weekend In the $300,000 Bing Crosby back after five months of idleness back, after a 70 at Lake Brantley's Lady Pebble Beach, was PGA BISHOP MOORE (42): L National Pro-Am. and the 1978 B.C. Open. shot 76. Patriots rebounded from a Dries 5, K. Dries 10, Conroy 8, champion David Graham, while Gil Morgan, '! mn looking forward to playing Pebble That put Watson at 142, six Shot5 off the He shot an unspectacular but trouble-free nine point deficit at the half Mergo 6, N. Gardner 9, K. 70 at tough with 69 at Pebble, was at 139, three shots off Beach," Kite said, "I like the course and I've lead, while Nicklaus was three shots farther Spyglass Hill Friday to share the the lead, and got a lost second bucket Gardner 4. Totals: 16 10.24 had some good rounds on It." back at 145. second-round lead with former Oklahoma by guard Mindy Patrick to Johnny Miller, Ed Fiorl, George Burns and LAKE N'ILEY (43): State All-America David Edwards didn't feel that strongly about Arnold Palmer was another two back at 147 Edwards. edge the Bishop Moore Lady Foss 15, M. Ranalli 1Z COUIkI' Larry Nelson were at 140, so only four shots playing Spyglass, although he is looki ng along with hope winner Craig Stadler, while Edwards, who won more than $44,000 last separated 10 players with two rounds left to Hornets 43-42 FrIday night. 3, Patrick 4, Pruitt 7, Isis 2. ahead to playing Pebble Beach, He said he defending Crosby champion Lon Hinkle year in his first full season on to, shot a w play In the was chase Patrick's shot came with Totals: 1$ i1'23 for a $54,000 prize, will hope for the best, at 152, 16 shots back and 0-over-par. He will steadier .69, also at Spyglass, so he and Kite Kite, Edwards just five seconds left in the and Pate all play Pebble Halftime: Bishop Moore 25, While the two were having all sorts of good not make the cut after today's third round. contest, Lake Brantley's Lake Brantley 11; Fouls: comeback was aided by 15 Lake Smalley 19, His;; points from senior center Moore 24. Fouled out: Rebecca Foss and a dozen Conroy; Junior Varsity: DEERFIELD BEACH, Fin. (UP!) wear their long johns tomorrow," with DanieL points by senior forward Bishop Moore 4$, Lake putted for the four. "I think the first two days are It was cold and it's getting colder, said Corner, who added she has Michelle Ranalli. Next at 143 came Sandra Post with BmaiMley 412. "I thought the eagle putt might important but JoAnne Corner doesn't mind. to get into position for the dieted off 14 pounds "and only has 31 a 72, Donna Horton White with a 72, drop," she said, last two rounds, and right now I'm in The 40-yarold LPGA veteran to go." Amy Alcott with a 74 and Gall Hirata After five more pars, she got her position to do well," said the Wan. Ignored temperatures diving Into the Daniel, who played in the same with a 72. second and last birdie when she splanted South African who and north winds gusting up to 35 threesome with Corner and shot an led by a Corner, long one of the game's wedged to three feet and sank the shot af ter a :: Thwy's first miles an hour Friday to shoot a 2. even par 73, said the cold weather stars, missed most of the tour last putt. Lyman Greyhounds round. tacticalagainst error, under-par 71 and take a two-shot Indeed seemed to help the leader. year wi th Injur ies to her wrists Friday night in a Five Starmade Confeone re ncesmall showdown l Daniel promised to be all bundled She agreed wi th many players ea Little th d over Sally and Be 1inytcna Mainland. They tried to run and gun. Unfor tunately "1 Just cannot play In cold suffered In a trailbike accident. But up f or today's third round when that Daniel Into the cold was almost as today's third round of the weather, but It didn't look like It was she said Friday the injuries f- the Longwood crew, they played right into the Buccaneers haven't temperatures are expected to dip bothersome as the wind. $100 Championship of Deer bothering her at all," said the g me plan and were gunned down by the third-ranked Creek bothered her since last fall, even further. "I think the wind is tough to play, niand crew 14I. slender Daniel, Who Was the lp(JA's Corner, who also said her 1oflg J "I'll be weari ng a ski cap — I've anyway, but when it's t "I really don't mind cold -rookie of the year in 1979. his cold, it's hitting abilities helps her overcome got all kinds of stuff I can ::Applying its patented full court pressure-packed press, weather," said the hefty Carner. wear to even harder. When it's cold you have Corner's 71 gave her a twoday the wind, played bogey-free golf. It keep warm," she said. t1J blitzed out early and never lot upetroutto its ()tJ to swing within yourself more and "Cold weather is good for all fat total of 140, six under par. Li ttle took her nine holes to ge(herft spite De he r 1-over-par 74, li against just :-i loss this season, Little it'shardtobeaggressivewny people like trw. followed her opening rou nd 6$ with a birdie when she hit a four-Iron to t Buc's raced away from the Greyhounds In the first five "All those slim racy ones better 74 Friday for a 142 total and a tie green 40 feet from the pin and he said she was pleased to be within have to change yo ur game so two- striking range, much," she said. r*Inutes and for all practical purposes had the contest wrapped ub in thefirst quarter. By halftime Mainland had built a 52.2? Lady Greyhounds could make - - Patrick's Shot A Winner exception to that. QUEEN SEA: It takes a whllb for royalty to come of age. The Netherlands' CrownPrincess &atrlx will be 42 on April 30, and she'll finally get the birthday present she's been - waiting for all her life the throne. Her 70-year-old mother, Queen Jullana, says she's abdicating. She's the eldest of Europe's three reigning queens England's )Ilthbetb is 54 and Margaretbe of Denmark is 40. Beatrlx Is married to a German businessman a union that stirred up a storm of protest. Her sister, Irene, stirred one up too when she converted to CathoUcism, but at least her marriage to a Spanish Carlist prince kept the bloodline blue. Julian has reigned sincelt4I - - - - - Scott. If Tennessee lands those lpcal prepsters we'll GIJMPSF.S: James Miehener was given the 29th Franklin Award for Distinguished Service Tuesday by the Printing Industries of Metropolitan New York ... Peter Graves is on location in Egypt, portraying an American oil man in the Persia of 1908 in a new film, "The Guns and the Glory" Giancarlo Glannini fresh from the Greater Miami Film Festival is in New York to promote his role in Marcello Fondato's "The Immortal Bachelor," in which he costars with Monica Vitti, Vittorio Gassman and Claudia Cardinalt'... Ginger Rogers is in Paris to attend the 90th anniversary celebration of the Moulin Rouge L 0 R 0 HIGH EXECUI'IONER: Some may cry "chauvinism," but the London Times is not intimidated. Not only has the august newspaper passed a death sentence on the courtesy title "Ms." so beloved of feminists, It decided Tuesday to draw and quarter the offending word as well. Says Times' columnist Trevor Fishlock, "It is artificial, ugly, silly, means nothing and Is rotten English ... It is a faddish middleclass plaything and far from disguising the marital status of women, it draws attention to It. It Is a vanity." That said, - United Press International European nations will follow Its Tokyo, like Paris, had been trying to Charter. Most are ex pected to follow the The Chinese and Japanese lead, stay out of the growing U.S.-Soviet President Carter's stand, which opinions of their governments. But governments have said they will not Willi Daume, president of the West confrontation, decision by Japan has been endorsed by Congress, is in Some countries - Holland is one par ticipate in the Moscow summer German Olympic Committee, met in to endorse thethe American position that unless Soviet troops are withthe committee and government Olympic Gaines in a boost for Frankfurt to discuss the future of the was certain to increase pressure on drawn from Afghanistan by Feb. 20. are in direct opposition. President Carter's call for a boycott Olympic games with Russian France. The French have said they the Olympics should be moved from So far, the countries that are flat of the games unless the Soviet Union Ambassador Vladimir Semjonov, defintely will send an Olympic team Moscow, canceled or postponed. no go's are Norway, Chile, Saudi removes its troops from but no details were revealed, to Moscow. The United States Olympic Arabia, Bahrain, Morocco, China Afghanistan. "The Olympic Games are in Officials from 11 National Committee has put the question to and Egypt. Tennessee Tech's football fortunes will be worth watching over the next few seasons. Tech has inked Mr. Marvelous of Oviedo along with Lake Brantley's passing whiz Tony Constantine. Those two offensive aces aren't a bad beginning to a high scoring offense for any division two school. Word has It that Tech is also trng to land the Patriot's massive center Steve Johnston to anchor the offensive line and is seriously - QUOTE OF THE DAY: Ita lian filmmaker Bernardo Ber. tolucci in Stockholm to promote his latest movie, "La Luna," which stars Jill Clayburgh—on his country's political and financial woes: "There are those who think that if only the communists were in power, all Italy's problems would be solved. By all rights, Italy should be bankrupt. Maybe it's another sign of a strong sense of identity that Italy still exists." - By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor While mong prep athletic ledgers at this time, old man -pigskin is back in the news too. A couple of local gridders have been selected to play In the Second Annual Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-Star game for graduating seniors, Oviedo's sensational tailback Marvin McC!ennon, along with Seminole High's rugged linebacker Reggie Campbell and Apopka's Reggie Taylor have been Invited to take part In the August 2nd game that will pit North Florida's top graduating seniors against the south at Florida Field In Gainesville. Is pretty flattering." Tory MP Keith Best has another word fo it. "Absolutely pathetic," says he, ,,the Labor Party has no yet learned how to deal with a woman prime minister - China, J apan Support Boycott Local Preps ters Topped Tapp For All-Star Game - - - — in London. It portrays her as a bird-like creature with Concorde-shaped nose and a wild bouffant hairdo. Says Labo MP Eric Heifer, who dreamed up the campaign, "We think I the like right there in his seat. Never mind that lello passengers shy away the idea is to keep the blood fron "pooling" in lower extremities. He who would conquer Jet la also must avoid the smoking section and refuse coffee, tea, sweets and cocktails. An otherwise pleasant interlude at 35,0(X feet thus becomes an ordeal of missed amenities but at least the sufferer gets it over with. From The Sidelines - QUOTE OF THE DAY: Jerry Lewis, remembering the ' of Ohio to see his son's rock act at the Great Gildersleeves club . times he worked with Jimmy Durante who died Tuesday In on the Bowery in New York Sunday, Feb. 3, 1U0-1 - V .. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - - 01 SPORTS - - By KENNETH R. CLARK - '-:,' C14 , Camer Braves Cold, Winds For LPGA Deer Creek Lead - - GLIMPSES: Marvin UamIIick will be the East Coast master of ceremonies for the Easter Seals telethon March V.. 23... 8tepkaale 7"bsll,t lion location in San Francisco, costarring with David Keith In the four-hour NBC-TV feature, "The Golden Moment" .., Alan King will attend the Feb. 6 Festival Theater preview and Bergdorf Goodman party In New York for "Just TO Me What You Want" In which he costars with All MacGrew Mainland Crushes Lyman DOWNBEAT: James Now has come a long way since his soul Nis of the 1k—a long way down. He was tha Baltimore court Tuesday to talk about a $170,000 debt Incurred In the purdwe of. radio station, &own says he's broke — that, "I haven't seen no money in a lot of years." But he isn't without hope. He told U.S. Magistrate Clarence Gosh he has a new song originally written for Marl. (Puaead and he hopes It - - q Now, two great ways to charge! - 0 M . . . ~~ II; II . ". -, . 1 . . I I : -& - ' !.t . . .' 'The Buccaneers were paced by hoWanded guard Larry I1nce who ripped the nets (cc $1 points Prince also dished out assists to pace a ba1aned Mainland attack that saw four Diir pla)'tti In dotdle 1IgIIL his Hwy. IF." and SNN St. P118.a.Np.m.Men,.$.f, Suflt$IN$t3Iksy -- DENVER (UP!) — Power ___ kuNriPtess - enver Nuggets Wheel And Deal To Reacquire McGinnis Pacers in exchange for for. Indiana, San Diego or Los player of George McGinnis' shadow of the team that won his reported forward George McGinnis wwdAlezEngljaag. Angeles salary of $800 000 ca ber, li but We felt the change two straight Midwest Division a year. was the first ... but according round pick in the upcoming And wIll. conceding It *as was necessary," Scheer said. titles and reached the playoffs LYMAN ____ (U): [asss 1, Nelsen O, Gulls 24 114$, latrew to Denver Nuggets' General college draft. McGinnis, now In his ninth difficult to trade a player of "We've acquired an out. each of the last th 'fln 3, Manager season, is return. , $aey U, fte II, Scott 6. IWals: a Carl Scheer, he ree seasons professional 1 The trade ended newly a McGlimla' caliber, Scheer in s nding y ng play In Alex ta ou er won't be the last, Scheer has said that except ing to the IL city week of negotiat ions between dicated the Nuggets were English and where he began we'll have the for center Dan Issel, who is his career. A V ~AYTONA BEACH MAINLAND (113): , native of Scheer, Initiating his cam. the two tasms. McGinnis, who going to enphaalze a youth opportunity to draft a quality enjoying his finest season In Indianapolis, he left Indiana ii, p , , a, Sheffield I,, Pug!) to rebuild the Nuggets, played with the Pacers In the movement In an effort to collegiate player later In the the NBA, no Denver player Itb17.TalaIi: 4$ 7.11 Friday traded the much- former American Basketball University following his rebuild the team for next year." Maldad U, LyulaS *7. Pereasal (iota: Mainland heralded and much-traveled Association, had said he season. can be considered un. sophomore year and became At the All-Stir break, the touchable, That Includes an McGinnis to the Indiana would not veto I4U , instant standout in the a trade to hated to give up a Nuggets were 10-37 and only a guard David Thompson and ABA. dIDPer NT DEFECTS D -. - % `T ' .` _ . ,:~.-. 1 17 ; ~; - ' .~ 4 :-.. . 1 •- - - -7~ ,, 7~TA , ,r J I WA -. ' .- ....) - a£ .1 a.i ,.& qg 1ii* '- ___ --- .:-- - ___'r �~ '.5 . t - . IF * ,ei~*14_ ,.w . , " . ..Jwl " -, , -- - - . - - -4 - - "..., •••''' - - 11 - - - . - 14 , . AWN at. 2 B-Evinlng Harald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980 .-. ' . . ,..I. ,0-`.. ,' Valenci "a In Crucial Conference Game - I r - 15. 1.; ~ 11 .r . ..I - - . I It, fi, . 'y s,,, __- ., ,. ', S I ,,, • - : - - 1, ., I Frank!. Carter - .. Out C rooms In - . " I . A, ' '. / S t '& - • - • •fl • _____________ Edges Providence I JVE ' -' S I 1, cOiRIIZ-li~.i~.l '"t" , 1~1- r ; ' -00- i - . ..'__, . . .I - ,.I:i, . .. 10 ~ .IL 4 .. • I.M.. I , Dan McFafl (center), production superintendent for Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford producer of factory-built housing, presents V8))))5it' It) t'Ifl pIoees Terry Murray (left) and Richard Saffold who captured first l)kiIC In a two-on-two basketball tournament held at the company's plant on South Sanford Avenue. Murray also won trophies for being the tourney's high point participant and for being, ule ted moq %,,atuable player duri ng petition. c Department Rec tthafrienthaid - Set L.A. ? place? Bar ns like this are a Quick ms we always t Road Race prctI • 162. Anne See 203. Dee Nader owl Thelma Hickson log; ncy Jumper 169~ Holly Conover 124 1 N~ The who are cgTsfltjyIncont.flUon for the Wsatern Division 'nplp Of the NAS!. Indoor League, have_announced spring training plans for the 1900 outdoor season. Sexton 505; Bob See 509; Vernon - White 550; Larry Blair 527; Drew Kirk 419, Ray Fore 490: Frankie Lutzenniser 378 Thelma Hickson I - -+ ___1'-" ) S Other Highlights Star of the Week Thelma Hickson '70. High Al,craties Jim Nader 177; Gus NIGHTLY (Closed Sunday) MAT isINEES S an "" 17 92 laviii"d 11115flIVATIONS-131 1500 1 Soil, 190 an Und*f 8 111111111111111111 SHOP ORLANDO £ SANFORD 9:30.9:20 DAILY, SUN. 124 SUN., _________ _____________ Ibs,Mt.Dqa Di 4. LenWrlll9.CDaily, Itit MON., TUES., WED. IT' 1"I .'_h1IT) i !lhl tti+1.1.111ilhIllhIl 'I'I11H1llulflui1IIi 0., £.$. 0i 940614.110" I) WICH I, Kan. style b ttball may be on display itch 29 when the West A au meet the East All-Star i the Ninth Annual PIUa } Basketball Classic In Las as. Six itanding seniors 6.00 3.70 7.80 13.00 7.20 3.60 I Honey Hush 0(4.6) 43.00; P (6.4) 10.40; T (6- :4.1) 495.20; Time 25:54. Boston at Philadel phia St. Louis at Detroit Vancouver at Buffalo Biola $3, Westmont 61 Ore. Coil IN, S. Oregon 71 Pt. tome 101. S. Cal. C01196 Portland It Loyola.Mrymt 75 LOS Angeles it Edmonton San Fran St. $2, Stanlslatjs II S. Utah 67, Win St. Cole. Tenth race-S16.A S. Colorado $7, Møa 10 . UCDavis IL Sacto St. 61 Roistiort Pass 10.40 7.10 2.10 21.00 3 Sugar Elf 2.20 SWright Bean Bag -- . + Q(l3) 69.0$; P(l)) 163.11: T (I. 3.5) 400.70; TIme 31:47. Eleventh race - $.I$, 7040 6.40 + .5 Executrix WeAl PC 101, NW Nazfl W: New Max. 64, Ft LewIs 62 College Bàsk&baiI Pro Bask.tball $0.30 7.00 3.10 3 Of Toots Q(l.5)64.$O;P(S.11435.SItT($' 1.3f $63.40; Time 31:99. Twelfth race -310 P1V Colonial Classic at Boston Coil. 74, Harvard 63 moly Cross 84, Mass 6.20 9.00 sso East 73 American 92. Holstra 50 Eas?wi Cealereace AllaMic Division W L Pct. on 13 .755 - 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD ___ WHITE WALLS •. ,, , . 14 Sll1I } • " ' ' . 44.$S 30.80 2.22 071114 41.11 31.10 7,31 :1071115 N71.14 ./.'J -, _______ _____ 45.55,33,10 2.61 $ 1.5$ 2.61 e the h I. No player from a the gins. Tb top eight vote New York (NASLI - Traded 1SCI$I 1 In b&ieung now Dennis Tueart to Manchester city goIn on a Pizza Hut resti iota across the automatically COUSI forward Dave Mac Williams. 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CO as for this year's i•t ( - - ganu Ill be D.Paul's Ray' Me UN FAd Md Lot Beac tile's Tea Winter for 8841 1 Heavy-duty shock installed or Libo job by experienced mechanics - tra,stw otNew'Jirwy franchise (Is i rity event, Balloting to Florida group ond signing of cont 10. ________ NI,flI ll::~,., . Hut j is Panel, appear on Soccer McGinAill, 1A I [1 4 Is top 114 seniors, make room for newly signed perth ted in 40 All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each d ,nated by the Pizza second baseman Joe Morgan. Boston - 2.91 James pitcher Tom Dixon from roster to Florl school has ever Ron Newman to flveyear, SI million cQntracl as head coach. Iasketball Denver - Traded George + ( s running back Vince Thompson of are t squad candidates. of the English First Division. Philadelphia (NA$L) - Signid o Plus F.E.T. 1.13 Each Multi•Siped Tread Ribs Limited Sizes And QuantIties INCLUDED. NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Calif ornia and Bob Brewer of Al 8e4 a De field Beach Houston - Removed relief s 47.1$ 32.80 2.44 34.00 1. 31.k\11N7S.Is •_I5.i5 $4.11. 37.10 c' 878)13 Our Reg. 35.88 SAIl 171.14 41 .11 29,10 2.10 Pi" Jackac ridMurrayBrownol are Nawball 171 -1 a KM 100 CLEARANCE televts harity event. BO C of Central Florida, Am 0, T 0.ia, _______________________________ attendi ?lorida universities Stetso Villanova. College Stanford- Named Paul Wiggin head football coach. i' - ..._ ,N OW K.,.a,. Pfaff x.,,,, Friday Ray of Pro Football lIla, and Toney Jacka New York Jets - Traded ouarterback Malt Robinson to Denver for quarterback Craig J144 tate candidates Penrose and the Broncos' first and for the st squad.' second round draft choices thu year. In a ion, Frank Johnson Phhldelphla - Signed free. of Wak orrest i.,paUve of agents ' running back Jim and and ii In EastWe Culbreath of Oklahoma, offensive squid fldidat..OklahaITla's linemen Leo Biedermann of Perdine 59, Seattle 13 Colorado at Minnesota SAVING PLACE TI-IE and thu others with Florida backgr da appear on the ballot r the nationally- E. Ore. 73, Oregon Tech Hailtoid at Atlanta __ Florida- E. Wash. 61, St. MartIn's 64 Fresno Pac 15 Cal Luth Lewii$Clirk Ore. 99, Whtwrrn 73 N. Cole. 71, Augustana 4' Toronto QuebeC WOW _______ - Sunday's Games Toronto it Chico". all. NY RaniI's at Quebec NY Islanders t Hartford IPenfly Diamond Minnesota Baptist 64, Gee Mason 63 Berea 7$, Clinch Valley 69 Ky. St. 91, Wilberforce 74 La. Coll 77 Dillard 69 Monmouth 70, Carleton 69 NC. St. 76, Furman 56 N. Car. SI, Citadel 10 Va. Wslyn 100, Methodist 59 Midwest Aurora 107, Greenville 77 Beloit 2$, Coe 24 Cornell 64, Lawrence 39 Dakota St. 59 S.D. Tech 61 DePauw $3, Ill. Coll 61 Graceland 57, Baker 70 Huron 64, Black Hills 51 ill. Tech 57. G.Wiiliams 33 Mo. Win $1, Pittsburg 60 On I splay For FlorI a Cagers 1.60 3.50 a Ray Of Light 5.00 ' 6 Smooth Cut , 1 • Q(7.$)4I.60;P(74) 171.70;T(7. 1.61 671.40; Time 31:59. Ninthrace-341 tCoMitJ ORLAnDO I(EJTELCWB _______ Montreal at Los Angeles . I Josh Moss J'PI WORD- *..coming February 13 Pizzc lut Game Eighth ,ace-S.l6,$ lManateeCappy 16.10 7.60 6.10 '. Thursday Ladies Nit. ____ • er Cal PolyPom 62, UC.Rvrsde 0 Temple, defen sive tackles Stan nativdand SMU's Brad CalPoly.SLO 69, CalSt.bkrsfd II Johnson of Tennessee State and CIO With. $0. Lws4Clrk Ida. 5' Willie McCray of Troy State and Brau aFt. Meyers native, 31:91. e Miti Dixie Dice ' + T Wshngtn 2) n .442 to' New Jersy 22 32 .107 l8' Central Division W L Pct. 08 Atlanta 32 23 .582 San Anton 29 25 .537 ?i+ Indiana 26 2$ .481 51. Houston ,s 28 +172 6 Clevelnd 23 32 .418 9 Detroit II 10 .259 ) 7 Western Conference Midwest Division W L PCI. 08 Kan City 35 73 .603 Milwauke 29 27 +518 Denver i 36 .315 14' Chicago is 35 +310 II' Utah ii 38 +321 lb Pacific Division • w L Pct. os Seattle 38 16 .701 Los Ang 38 17 .691 'z Phoenix 35 19 .648 3 San Diego 28 29 .491 II' Portland 26 29 .473 12'i Golden St. 16 31 .296 72 Friday's Games (No games scheduled) Saturday's Games (No games scheduled) Sunday's Game All- Star Game at Landover, Md, Buffalo SI. 64. UtIca 63 Buffalo 61 Fredonia 64 Colby 71, Norwich 66 Colgate 59, New Hamp. Sill Eisenhower 94, Oswego $7 F. Pierce $7, Castleton 54 Howard 60, Morgan St. 34 Ithaca 10. Clarkson 79 Lowell 63, Coast Guard 39 Manhattanville 61, CCNY 19 N.H. Coll 97, York 72 Penn 7$, Cornell 30 PrInceton 77, Columbia 50 St. John's 61, RIU 63 Union I). Hobart 63 Upsala 94, Hunter 52 Detroit at St. Louts Vancouver at Minnesota WinnIpeg at COloriiøo 73) 311.60; Time 31:9): Time + U Tritecta Box $42 Tritecta Whee l ALL 12 RACES + Ottawa 61, Tarkio4ö St. Louis N. Memphis 62 S.D. St. 50, NebOmaha 66 Sthwst St. u, Winona. 5' Trnty 61, Trinity Chris 59 Wabash 71, MacMurray 67 Washburn 7$, Kearny 73 Southwest C. StCktn 73. John Brown 72 Oil Bapt 103, Wylnd Bapt 70 SW Baptist N, Rockmon$ West 6JW's Cain I I High Series Chris Mutt 541. jj rs 22 1610 SI 31 24 4 4' 19 23 7 43 Friday's Results Atlanta 4, Washington 3 Edmonton L Winnipeg 2 $attnday's Games Quebec at Soston, all. Chicago at TOigflto , NY Rangers at Washington Butfalo at NY Islanders Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 6.5) 793.00; Time 31:14. Sixth race-S.16,A: 3 Boston Mandy 11.20 3.00 4.40 3.10 3,40 $Memory Bank 6.00 S Bodiddle Scott Q(3$) 17.10; P (3.1) 65.7$; T (3. 5-5) 415.50; Time 31:22. Seventh race-3l,C 1 N's Suzie Woozy 7.20 4.80 3.20 9.10 6.20 '7 Rumor Flash 3.40 3 Surf &oy Q(l.7)41.20,P(l.7)l3S.00,T(I' Kicks, Sting Set Florida Camps Pro Hockey Campbell Conference Patrick Division P15. W L Phila 34 312 $0 SK'stoneGam. NY Rangers 23 20 9 55 bIer NY Islanders 23 19 7 13.60 6.40 3.40 53 6NewOption 5.40 4.70 Atlanta 22 72 7 51 2.10 WashingtOn 7 Total Effort 13 29 S 34 Smythe Division 0(56) 34.00; P (5.6) 153.90; 'T (S W I. T Pts. 67) 175.40; DO (55) 410,00: Time Chicago 20 11 13 31:76. 53 St. Louis Third race- 5.16M 21 21 9 SI Edmonton 16 25 10 43. 3 Spider La Flu 9.40 5.10 4.20 is 27 $ 3$ 7 Duky 3.10 3.00 Vancouver Colorado . 14 29 7 35 1 Night Howler 3.00 Winnipeg 14 33 6 34 Q (3.7) 15.40; P (37) 60.60; 1(3 Wales Conference 1.1) 123.00 Time 37:19. Norris Division Fourth race -5.16,0 W I.. T Pis. Sflight Attendant 11.60 3.10 4.40 Montreal 27 1$ 6 60 5.10 5.20 lOG's Hot Cakes Los Angeles 21 20 9 51 5.20 8 Jabos Papa Bear 19 2111 49 Q (4.5) 16.40; P (5.4) 39.90; T . Pittsburgh Detroit 1 33 7 45 4-I) 24.00; Time 32:09. Hartford iS 7210 40 Filth race-S16, 0: Adams Division 15.70 3.10 3.10 8 Sutro W L T P11. 13.40 6.00 6 Elusive Everett Buffalo 70 33 13 6 3.00 S Obliterated : - Mon. . Wed. Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1 :15 pm. OiLY APINSUSTERS Standlni Spoilers; Jet set; Rebels: 'ig at Heart; ftare Hares; Ci erlacks; Dynamos; Super St I; Bucks & Does; Leprecha ; Popeyes; Mr. & Mrs.; Li Strikes; Gators; Four Dlai ds; Double Dozen ; HI Balls; Z Marks; Orange Bowlers; Gems; Yankees; Ringers; +y Goers; Charlies' Angels; H mdi Ninos; Strikers. • Q (3,7) 30.00; P (3,7) 103.70; T (3. 7.1) 377,40; Time 39:34. A - 3154; HandIs $374,810. At Sanford-Orlando Friday night results Flrstrace-S.16,D 5 Damingo 72.60 15.80 6.40 1 Rapid Light 11.10 6.00 2Pahokee 310 0 (1.5) 151.10; T (5.1.2) 1094.20; Time 31:13. Second race-S.16.0 Daytona ' Huff r(the Independent Difference.... Hey Tappers and _____ _____ _____ Dog Racing ______ . Vernon Wtuit 211, Larry Blair 19; Drew .1mm.. .0 Daily, sun. 11.4 ________ __________ ________ I SCOREBOARD Afghanistan, but the Russians wet not booed :. 185, Bryant Hickson Sr 460. Converted Splits Gen Thomp son 246. Ellie Oldham 3 10 57 9. Winnie Payne 1 57 Other Highlights: Queen of Week Doraine Harrington ' MCCOYS TIMP ' magic 3hasn't been hit McCoys beat the league champions soundly with a " C.B.S. led by Jol-Jo McCloud defeated Joes 62-52. McCloud I alai and victory over TipTop. Andre William, and Gregory Merthk ripped On cards with 24 points, Michael Simmons followed d that money. We scored 10 points each. Michael Wright had X; Terry Miller and with 17; Chwift Smith had 5; Roger Half added 4; Robert . Fr eFe I going to have Darrell Williams added four points respectively, Dennis People, Richard Roberts, Robert Snell, Willie Stevens the 300 Gilchrist had 2. Total Brown and Steward Gordon each scored 2 points. Total 62. For the losing TipTop team Rod Alexander scored 16 points For Joes Leroy Richardson in an losing effort scorched t he contrlbut4 for a 325 shot and blocked 4 shots; Dexter Franklin scored 8; Darrell cords with 45 points, Rickey Richardson added 3; Alexander every Suty Night. You can Graham had 6; Brian Brinson and Michael Edwards had 2 Jackson contributed 2; Jonathan Curry and Luke Wooden bowl No3p every Sunday nIght at ). each. Total 34 scored 1 each. Total 52. 1. afterward. Dedy Cooper of the Bay Area Striders nicked Russia's Andrei Prokofyev In the 60yard hurdles, although both were timed In 7.18. But Nikolay Chernyetskly gave the Russians their first victory, outklcking favorite Herman Frazlerinthe final 30yards to win the first section of the 500-yard run In 57.1. Bart Williams won section two at 58.8. • y LaPlante led all the way to win the Women's 60-ya rd hurdles at 7.79, two feet ahead of Russia's Yekaterina Smirnova, who clocked 7.83. Dolly Fleetwood held off Lisa Hopkins to win the women's 60-yard dash at US. Stave Scott won the two mile in 8:37.2, despite slowing up in the final four laps. Jacek Wszola of Poland won the high Jump at 7.0%. Ned Amour won the men's long Jump at 253, upsetting Olympic gold medalists Randy Williams and Arnie Robinson. Dannie Jackson of Arizona state placed second (25.12), while WilliamsflnjtjgJ (25.0yand Robinson fourth (244). Several members of the Southern California Track and Field Officials Aoclation boycotted the meet because the dem f $490 tributlon was denied. But meet director Will Kern recruited enough officials to handle the meet. High Series Shelvy Fore 494 Ellie Oldham have a cha to win $W,or ____ ____ In High Games Sandy Wisdom 172, Shelvy Fore 189, Kay Thomson 170, Ellie Oldham 190. PI qti Games Mike Conover . Chr S Huff 189 J J Sexton 181 0b See 20i Ernie Runion 190 Tops & Awnings, Sanford Heating First place t will win $500. High Games. Verna Dolton let ' To bee eligib to compete for e Yates 159 the $W fi ize. you mus the House ISS, Eva Capps IS7 (109 ave ), Qualifying: Tds. One out of Donna Rogers II?, Hazel Matjer every eig entries will 12 qualify and 6 tt'i't,eed a Hig h Ser i es . Verna Dolton 188, minimum i heir entry fee Eva Capps 398, Ruth Ene 177, back. The f is only $5 per K athy Peterman 426. Converted Splits: 310 Tina person-$1 rtearn. Where Miller, 58 10 Verna Dolton, Sandy else can yo pend $5, bowl Moore 8 5 10, Ida Baker 4 10, Hazel ... Merthie, Williams Lead McCoy' s Upset 4 S -' . li~ - . . Mixon Auto Parts, 71h Galloway Builders, 8th Jacobs Grove Ser vice, 9th Johnny Walker General Contractor, 1h Milady Fabric & Crafts BALL & CHAIN Stanciinqs Moon Pies In trudr5. Go fietweens+ Alley 'Cats Hut rn Sex, All in the family , Round Tuits; Pin Heads Mary The Sanford Kiwanis year. In addition to the 10,000 down by age groups for men was conducted, the end of it money! The Sunrise Club in cooperation Meter Race, a 2 mile "Fun and women. finals will 1 eld at Clermont with the Sanford Recreation Run" will also be featured at All runners last year were Entry forms may be picked Lanes o Feb. 23rd, Department will sponsor the 7:30 a.m. very impressed with the route up at Sanford Recreation Qualifyin squads will Second Annual Road Race of the 10,000 Meter Run and Department in Sanford i the First jm CitySanford commence Saturday, March 15, 1980 Rod 1979 hospitality extended them by Hall, Westside Recreation on b. Bowl 9 andAmerica 10 and Race attracted dose beginning at Sanford Civic 46) runners from ver the community and race Center located at 919 0 allooV Per- again Center at 8 am. officials. c •,. i Florida. simmon Avenue, Sanford miss tonF 16 and 17. Don't LII his - it is really a The competitors were Civic Center (Recreation The 10,000 Meter (6.1 mile) Awards will be given to particularly impressed with Office) located at 401, E. great to ment and the Rate will feature an winners and runner-ups and the shaded, scenic en try fe is extrerely estimated 700 entrants this competition will be broken streets upon whi tree-lined Seminole Boulevard Sanford reasunabli rour C F B P A ch the race Chamber of Commerce. will spon r future oir. naments, watch for them. ~ . I ~7 ___ . S . (,1L : Sanford Kiwanis, - aws S itW. - 1. + .- II + ChJT1* S . .., ~. ' I • ________ I ~ Ib 4. . + ___ - u may not 61h Amoco, SIh Seminole Loan. Rich Heaps $I , S • - - -41. 11 S S r' S . I I __ f' .':'.' . "" " '"k' 540~ 526 fluster Anderson 505; Tr,ux 517, Wait Ringo 187, Butch Crowell 3710; Bill Schott 5.7, Jim Rose 185 Arroyo 1 5; dare Reindl i Converted Splits Ed Vogel 310. Minnie Kane 5 10; Verda Grooms Marge Witt 57 9 510; Lisle Miller 3)0; Rose Other Highlights Turkey Ed Patrick 310; lla Crowell 3 10 Jerry Farelta 3.10: Pat Valente Mac .. I. - • -- I - S ' - - + many o Marlene Heaps ConVerted Splits; Ben Kiesel 5 9 tO; Hazel Bauder 56 10; Dick know that izlocal bowling center pro etors have formed the ntral Florida twice Bowling ron ne to rs Other Highlights' Association that we may McKibben average 146 bowled a work togethe or the good of series 560. Star howler of the bowling. To how our ap- Week. preciation all league HINCIONERS bo wlers we sponsoring a Stndings Lake Flagship fantastic icap doubles Bank, Luck y 's Canvas, Crab tournament ith a guaran- House,Stenstrom Realty, Deltona • • Adlington 4si. Hills Saturda Feb. 16. The deadli ne f or ring is Feb 6 1 one k away. y, + WhOlniton Favored At ___ j' - '• - • ___ , - ..•. I so support iation. the deadline ' ' ,lnn'i ' Men, pass you by r the men's County To ment which starts at Fi anes Indian 'i -- TROUBLE mssthig wIth No.5 Laulivllle, Ron Plait with Just less then crushed Columbia, nio, and rallied Arm asiapont deilcit two minutes to go. Curtis Finn w11isd Cornell, 8-0 S and Redding hit a layup and The Kicks, who have won an unpreoeden$ four consecutive Al Wad scored 14 points minutes McKay made both ends Of a I. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. record 122.782 miles per hour, two of the automobiles for divIs titles, will begin its 1ng b'sIth March 10 in out .6413 vIctory pe end North Carolina used a (UP!) Landing the list Of 93 breaking his own Daytona today's race. One will be Pnijwlan., Florida, a newly developed ares *1 rpil., south of Upotiaw missed thw back end wd.1 to put St. John's seed entries in the II Hours Of record of 131.543 sni4i set last driven by Belgium's Patrick (Iando, The idi will spend two weeks In Florida before Of. 1.and.1 foul situAtion with for good 6440 with 1:41 Ie& QtadsL Hove a nd Englands's Mike returning henis to coInue prsparaJon for the staten opener Mx ascends left. With 35 seconds left, Rolend In the opener Of Us North. Daytona endurance race November. Korten, the current World at Dallas on AOIJS, today isa former cIsmonof Haggle ter scored 17 Houston closed Us gap to 14- South deduli-ludir '.The , 2 pole thmii.. liy ___ end Won points $2 end Ueds was (ceded 1. World Challenge for to Roll Stcsnmelea Of Gsr• While in Flda, the KICkS will play tires pre-lealon Enduráe. Drivers, Dan many, hle JohnFitap The other BMW will is ga: added lifer Us Badnien, 18-1. with six Nconde Nmahdj*. led NIIII C Mardi Twtps Bay at Clsarwater; March 19 vs. detvui by Americas Jim a Liedsidal. lIeu. ar who won theIr 17th shaight. He mad. the first fre. throw, Stat. to en saay victory, Whittingtom, who won the grabbed the No. 3 aict. it West Palm Beach; and M di 22 vs. New series last yeas'. Busby, Rick Kemop andOlym. 'W•wsievsry, very fsitu. Wtml..dIlssee missed on d. + North cothis Jani at Comendo. Two new ili4 flhaClthSi plc Decathlon Champion Nick J4- led Rhode and NOrth antb to corns out with a vie 24 u. I eytooa 115 IeasnwW be bssuigtared at the Qiahty lJm Hotel In will wake their American J(55( (3Q5(I In KIndIanSS 14 peI. atSful$L Jolsa UI, with l,' tory," Florkin ad will be. sack day to Poinciana's tscn1C$ade1$srJay the first event hi the 1* debuts Italy's Casio ga p today. carneesoca. s L_t eec Jack night at the Charlotte World Challenge series. Na"dow 011010141L FaoitU and Mastiti. Fa0tt fl5 01W icrntt wdn'e lee 0* defeat didn't + Today's race Is the "In Usj , we um.11y trained Uses weeks In Floridi," p'i flag Ia adiedi*d will delve * + LaWII BStL MW tj down Us stretch." get iaidur his L Ron Perry poured In i to go down at 4:io begj'vng Of point gathering said Kicks' presidmn$ Freddie Gøiji. "But since Us players p.m. and which finished first 10 the 000'It's alwAys tOlgil wIISfl gasnsldgh 27 poInts 10 Rams trailed, 11.10, for this year's Wor ld have been Whlt(ington w volved in indoor soccer, we felt that not as much l team with his kilometer Giro de il in apol*,butv!euti Hely to a berth in the wIth 1:10 nmMnh In Us (*1lefl5t CUQni ume uuldbene.d1IL Both pay ( MeCtolm)arid Boston Ci41'r irothsrs Don and 1le In a 'The other newcomer Is the total purse Is worth about mv.su were egs. et isif, butt pulled so within did a groat Job, never- finals p 10I(*$554 with Us fadiljtlss of Poinciana." at ii.iiWne. Phil kydd tlslo."he sold. in lbs Colonial Classic Turbo-Porsche. He won the BMW Ml. England's- March 0110*, with 130,000 for (isTboChica flat elarrortwo weeks In other major games, Tourrnout. pole position Thursday with a Fngfneertng has prepared wi nning team. ticelthescose,44-44,for fthode bevinninp Maul) fl ___ usually need your ladles' _____ + Cracks Record . lz . ''''. .k(. j('Ci..'fl. S DOUBLE - - - Liver's SS -' ...... - ii I The victory lifted the Lions to a 15-5 mark on the season. Senior guard Troy Kessinger scored 14 and center Bill Burgess tossed In 12 points for the winners. Kevin Harris and Kenny Green scored a dozen points each for the losers. Oviedo travels to Kissimmee on Tuesday and visits . Lake Howell on Thursday before returning home against Leesburg Friday night. .' . n--' , •v.,t , , It - to maintain their advantage. •' + 1. . -- Oviedo's freshman sensation Ronnie Murphy, shown here in an early season game against Lyman, has been named Burger King Player of the Week in Seminole Coun ty. Friday night the talenkd youngster snared nine rebounds and tossed in eight points to help Oviedo score a 5á48 win over Eustis, The Lions shot out in front of Eustis by a 10 point margin midway through the third period and used some late trips to the free throw line V. '- stc, .'C ', - ittSI," " thrOWS by aitnii • Freshman - on two - 1/- Frolicking . $040 ...l), '. ' 8 5 . - ;. 'r'\t' • if1 , ", .,. - St John's t' ' - - 1. ' S •. - .. S. High too late The ompetition starts this Sat ay at 12:00 Noon and agai Sunday at 12:06-and at same times next weekend f you don't plan to bowl, e on out to Bowl Amen and cheer them on! keepers are ' ' 'jA ' Games; Mac McKibben THURSDAY NITE MIXED JET BOWLERETTES 724 Arthur Streit 215 Bill Moran Standings Heaps Painting U Standings Big T Tire & Wheel 199; Andy Patrick 194; Dan Burton Ready, Hellions, Jemms; Witt Service; June's Beauty Shop 193 Jim Russell lfl Ed Gumbert Amoco Hits & Splits Like Mary Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Reserve 191 Bill Schot? 190 Ted Tobias Pub M dniters Sanford Auto Wilts Amoco Seminole loan 188 Don Burhenne 182 Gus P,rts Lakeview nursing Center Mixon Auto Parts Galloway Reindl ill John Makowski 178 Green s Grocery Builders Jacobs Grove Service Elma Hare 178 Phil Augusto 177 H Oh Games Lowell Evans 175 Johnny Walker General Con Ruth Mueller 175; Ted Puckett 201 2 Terry Evans 165; Don Wit? tractor; Milady Fabric & Crafts 173 Harry Fulton 173 Barbara 197 191 170 Dick Bruce 167 Nigh Games Mae Wilkins 17? Knesel 170;Verda Grooms 168; Marlene Heaps 181 186, 173; Rich Caroline Lindsey 178 Lillie Adlington 164; Winnie Heaps 170 191 165+ Ron Laflounty Converted Splits Rosie Burkart Spencer 162; Mable Pithoud 162; 178. Fran JoIns 165, Jim Barrett 310 Rose Rittllnger 160 198. ButCh Rose 172 175, Buster Other Highlights Queen of week Anderson 168 178 , Wall Ringo 717. Mary Pugh High Series, Mac McKibben 560; Burt Truax 181 181 177; Peggy Andy Patrick 530; Ed Gumbert ROSS 166, Ed Vogel 181 Ill 166, 514; Phil Augusto 493; Sam Jerry Farella 701 189 170, Eric JET BOWLERETTES Kaminsky 190; Arthur Streit no; Larson Ill. Kathleen Larson 150 Standings 1st Big I Tire & Bill Schott 480; Barbara Knesel Wheel Service, 2nd Ladies High Series Ed Vogel 571; Jerry 479; Ruth Mueller 163; Verda ,irella 560, Peggy Auxiliary Fleet Reserve, 3rd nS41EIma Hare 451; Lillie Lowell Evans 576, Don Will 550, June s Beauty Shop, 40h Wills $ r s '!,'' ' • • . 'I I - • " . A. • + Well, ladies, ou haven't igned u for our Countt' Tour nament b w, you are . - i . a n" . '. By SAM COOK foot-seven guard Paul halftime, Bryant muscled In a Herald Sports Writer Solomon scooted for six first rebound basket to pull the The King will weara distant quarter points which enabled Panthers within 34-27, but crown this year in the Vanguard to build a l.6edg. Fmd, quick guard Tony Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis They never looked back. Blandford and Neugin Freshman Basketball St. Cloud, playing without its combined for eight straight Tournament, rugged 6-1 center Mike points and a 43-29 advantage After three years of County Holden (24 points Thursday with 3:12 left in period three. rule, the last chance of night), who went home sick Blandford totaled 13 for Seminole County reign ab- from school had only one game. dicated its chance at the performer In double figures With four seconds left in the throne when the Croorns Brent Fuliwood with 12 quarter Dion Jackson pulled Panthers were overthrown by points. Crooms within 46-36 with a Kissimmee 6447. it was - also that. kind of timely basket and the PanAnd it was not a majestic inconsistent scori ng f rom its thers had hope. C fall for Coach Chris starters that caused Crooms After center Mike Wooten 'C MarIetta's crew, whose team problems in its lopsided loss scored early in the fourth won the tournament two year to Kissimmee. though, Crooms went three ago and was sandwiched Only Clavin "KiKi" minutes without scoring and between two Lyman cham- Bryant managed double Ford capped a seven point pionship teams of 1976 and figures for the Panthers as he surge for Kissimmee with a 1978 basketball seasons. added 26 points in his personal three point play and a 55-38 1, "It was one of those nights scoring duel with the bulge. 10 At this point McCrimmon we couldn't hit anything," Kowboys' fabulous Frank I' lamented Marlette of the Ford. went to tiny (5-0) Tony Panther's dismal 20 of 60 field Ford, a bullish 5.10 Scaletta, who ran the goal percentage for 33 per forward, matched Bryant Kowboys' ball control attack cent. "I'm disappointed we're shot for shot for shot and flawlessly to run out the final not here (in Saturday's outdid his scoring rival near five minutes of the game. "He's our inspiration," t championship) for the the end of the first half Kiwanis people who've done enabling Kissimmee to bolt McCrlmmon said ofsuch a great Job." fectionately of his diminutive ahead .23. Because of the paltry "He's amazing," is how balihandling whiz. "He's tournament attendance the Marietta termed Ford's 31 smartest player on the turn cpast. few nights, Marietta point and 11 rebound effort. "1 and always gets the job .5feared thO;tournament might told the team before the game done." . . terminated after ft this year for us to beat them we had to McCimmon was equally hill If no fan support was shown. out-rebound them and stop 41 Impressed by the 6.1 Bryant I Friday at school Marietta (Ford). for Crooms, and of course his I reminded the faculty "that in Crooms didn't do either own point producer Ford. r my three years at Crooms objective very well as Ford "Bryant has a very nice I've never seen some of your and 6-0 James Neugin shot for a big man and goes to at our ganes." He also urged rebounded Kowboy missed the board well," corn'i students to attend Friday's shots and turned them Into plimented the Kowboy It game. Only crowd of about env buckets. Neugin finished mentor. "U I had him and + 60 spectators showed, in- with 10 points. Ford I would be in heaven." cluding cheerleaders and slat Probably the telling factor One more win Saturday and ! girls. though, was the Osceola McCrimmon can don his "It would have been better County team's marksmanship wings. tonight," Marlette said Of his at the free throw line. In the anticipated second title game. first half alone Kissimmee VANGUARD (El): Roberta INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - Ron Livers Saturday, however, it will connected on 10 of 12 free 14, Solomon 1, Wublajton 11, shattered the American indoor triple-Jump be Crowns as the spectators shots. D. Jackson 12, Falion I, M. record, Craig Mast*ck upset Dr. Thomas for the championship game. "Yeah I'd say that was the Vereen 4, Brown I, Barlow 2, Weasinghage in the mile and Curtis Dickey Ocala Vanguard blasted St. difference," Kowboy Coach R.bIsaOI 2. 146 2$ 441, won the open and special 60-yard dashes to CloudSl-3Gto earn the right to Zettle McCrlmnxnconctrred CLOUD(N) FulIwood 12, highlight the Los Angeles Times Indoor meet Kissimmee at 8 p.m. about his team's 22 for 2$ foul Campbell 1, BfIzeadIae I, Games. Mn Panthers will meet St. shooting for the evening. "We MuonS, KelI. 2, Bisbop2. Livers Jumped 55 feet, inches on his Cloud at6p.m. for third place. work on free throws a lot in TotalS 114$t, final try to break the previous mark of 55-54 Once again a balanced and practice, but to shoot this Vaigurd 1* $ 14 18-47 set by Tommy Haynes of the U.S. Army in unselfish attack by Vanguard well ... Its amazing." St. Cloud S ii 5 15-IS 1976. enabled the Marion County As good Kissimmee KISSIMMEE ($4): 'F. Masback produced the biggest upset of powerhouse to coast to its fared at theas line, the Pan. Dlaidf.rd 13, McGee 4, Friday night's meet, outldcklng Wessinghage second easy victory. there mirrored the wilt.. Neuglu 10, Scaletta 4 , of West Germany in the final 100 yards of the Guard Anitone Roberts "That's as bad as we've Schreyer $, Ford 3LTo(alsZl. mile to win byloyardeinatlmeof4:04.63. paced a solid attack with 14 ever shot free throws," *ii. Wesalnghage finished second (4:05.83) and points, many on breakway Marlittle Todd Harbour of Baylor third (4:06.47). moaned about his CROONS Law 2, GeIn Iayups after superb outlets Dlckey,atarrunnlngbackfcrTezasA&M's from huge ReggieFalsonand squad's anemic 7 for 16 Ojackasel, &ya.ts, Wynn football team, was clocked In a world Indoor showing. Included were ma ny , W..$.S, Curtis , Phillip Washington. missed attempts when the Hendricks o. TMlS $4.47, record 6.0 In the open 60-yard dash, but the Dennis Jackson added 11 Kowboys were opening their time will not be recognized as a record 1 immee1$ 14 14 1$ points of f the bench and the 6- lead to 18-10 after one quarter, Croome because it was timed by hand. + , 0 Washington scored 11. Five. After trailing by nine at + Dickey came back less than 20 minutes later to outaprint Darrin Nelson of Stanford by two yardetowin the special oo.yarddag • . In 8.25. About 15 members of the Muhammad All my United P.ii latereatlonal Island on a U& with 9:48 North Cia defeated Track Club, Including world-class sprinter Eighth-rated St. John's remaining and the lead Citadel, 51.40, and North i McTear and hurdler Greg Foster, + realized It was indeed PIY changed hand three times Carolina State routed Fur. outside the Forum to protest the + in Providence after Rhode until the Rains took a 5042 man, 7$-IS, in the North'&uth of seven Russian athletes. double-header, Boston 116141011's Mark Upshaw got lead with 3:41 i.fL There was faint booing for the first Russian throh. at the foul line The Redmen then went on College topped Harvard, 74. COlTIPetItOrbecaule of the Soviet's invasion But Us Redman, perhaps $3, an1.2 surge and tied t he score Madiusetts, $4.73, in the ' 0 D . s' E . 0.F . 4, Tourney •' .I.':, ' . • - l Rod 1, l'.1 ,,, •. ;'., • :." ..e ,. I(o,'t,er, IlegI 'S , _'' Sunday, Feb. 3, L . , 50 rj. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I . ' !I- :, ' I , I' ' ,, ,, / "It seems like when we get line-up." because of the injuries," on February 16, the last game "We are interested in Herald Sports Editor Another key figure back in points out Sterling. "But I feel of the season. somebody back to being Seminole High's entire healthy, somebody else goes the Raider strategy is guard if we play well with Carter "With those two teams on starting line-up," advises Seminole Community down with an injury," says Rod Crawford. Sometimes and Crawford back we can the schedule we do have a shot Sterling. College coach Joe Sterling coach Joe. used as a starter and r make a run at the conference at pulling our way up in the "Those kids have worked takes his Raiders on the road The RJder's have indeed sometimes the third guard, 1'" conference," Sterling ex- out with us a couple of times Saturday night in a key kept the Red Cross in business Crawford was sidelined over S.C.C. will indeed need to plained. and we have made a couple of conference game against this season, the Christmas holidays by a play well, but the luck of the "Consistency has been our their games to watch them Valencia that could pull broken thumb he picked up in schedule definitely gives biggest problem so far this play." Frankie Carter went out of S.C.C. within a game of the pick-up game. them opportunities to close season. We've played real the line-up after the third Sterling and staff were on conference lead. He also returned to the line- the gap against the con- good ball one night and then game of the hand for the Seminole. The Raiders, plagued all season with a up against Lake City and ference front runners, turn right around and have a Mainland game two weeks season long by revolving back Injury. His attempted canned 14 points. The Raider squad, sitting in bad game." ago and came away tinInjury problems stand 10.11 comeback at Thanksgi ving But Just when the Raiders fourth place with a 5-3 slate, "When we do play well, pressed. but only aggravated the injury overall on the looked healthy, two more meets headon with the con- we're capable of beating ,,That was definitely a fine more importantly 5-3 In Sterling and the medics have nagging injuries crept up, ference leaders over the next anybody in the conference conference play, just two kept the scoring ace on the when Carter gets a display of high school Forward Ron Johnson took two weeks. and lthink basketball," Sterling corngames behind the leading pinewood. Carter returned to a knee in the ribs against Sterling's troops have a few games under his belt we'll the line-up for ft time Matadors. back to normal." mented of the contest. All of Lake City. The prognosis? chance to make up ground almost ibe ? ire capable of a those kids Faced with a multitude of since late November against Johnson received a cracked Saturday night against the Wi th plenty of in juries and . . . medical setbacks, Sterling Lake City last week and held rib and will be out for the conference leading matadors tough schedule to contend playing for us." up while scoring 12 points. feels that perhaps with remainder of the season, who stand at 7-1. Lake City , with, Sterling hasn't had a Whitney, Stambaugh, return of Frankie Carter at "He's been the biggest Combine that with guard Matt and Daytona Community whole lot of time to beat the McCray, Butler and D. center and Rod Crawford at injury key so far this season," Wade's inkle injury and the College will be the next op. prep bushes on the recruiting Thomas wouldn't even have to guard, his Raiders are explains Sterling. "Hopefully Raiders, injurywise are still portunities to directly make beat. But he also makes it no fill out change of address capable of finishing strong he'll be able to hold up. He's nagged by a revolving door up ground for the Raiders, secret that there are several cards for the mailman either. i6q ]l down the stretch and only practiced three times starting line-up. S.C.C. meets 6-2 Daytona players right down the road The Raiders graduate 10 of 12 challenging for the con- since Thanksgiving so we plan "We really haven't had a Beach at home February 4 he'd like in Raider uniforms players. Now that's what you ference title. Crawford on nursing him back into the starting five this season and tangles with 6-2 Lake City next season. call local recruiting. ';•'" .. , By JOE DeSANTIS ___ - 1 :! ' Raiders Meet S S., , 'I, umm IF I I wa I?" Oil COL .?taa5* W4 IRM '.wi *1%W1.U6JUA , - X ("I Mom 3 wa . 'Is X - J,4W it 4 usumull .', . ,',: . A At A. I WA lumn ii .. the t. + •' I ' ------ - - Lc ,. 0 I -+•. . . .T •. '. -• ' - - ••,.-•-- - '-.•..•••.• • ', . - I -• ••-,.- -. . _,._,.•j - * - W 4 ______ ;•+'" ' - _' ': - ' - _ ____ ' ip; S '. .,..I,_, S. • 4_ • . .5 .f.'4 .'-S..., ..--,1.lT'••,i'' ' - S 2... �. . -, . ... . , - ---- - . - -- . - - - -, - -. --• -- - .__ - 4.'nlngHeraId,S.nie,iJ,FJ, ......... - I Legal Notice cALENDAR NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS UNITEDTATES DISTRICT NAME STATUTE COURT DLE DISTRICT OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FLORIDA ORLANDO flIVI. Notice 's hereby given that the SION-N079.262.c)rl.Cly.R undersigned, pursuant to the uNITED SSTES OF AMERICA, "Fictitious Name Statute" Plaintiff 5. EARL B WIL Chapter 865.09, Florida Statute, LIAMS, • ux, 51 al, Delen. wIt reistcr With the Clerk of the dônl(s).'.-.DER FOR SERVICE Circuit Court. in and for Seminole BY PUBLATION_.On motion County, Florida, upon receipt of and afflda of plaintiff in the ,jrnof of the publication of this above.entit cause by, Elizabeth A. Jenkins Assistant United nOtice, the fictitious name towt KIMCO SERVICES States Attfey, in an action ,ndt'r which I am engaged i, agaInst theHendant(s), Earl B. btJsiflC'ssat 1921 HeathWOed Street, Williams, Me Williams, Gloria in the City of Maitland. Florida. D. Wlliiamsflontgomery Ward & That the party interested in said Co.. MarthiW. Batten. Sears, business enterprise is as followsRoebuckS. (and P. G. Norman. Brian S Freeman and toenforO lien upon real proDated at Winter Park, Orange perty situa?ln this District and described a follows: Lot 73. C.r;unty, Florida, January 73 PubliSh January 27, February LONE PINII according to Plat ereof ss rOrded in Piat Book !;.i.7:)980 MONDAY, FEBRUARY4 Gtey Citizens A*sn., 8 p.m., Geneva Community Center, Owners of Seminole County Inc., will present its charter and discuss activities. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY5 f'rtt bSw6 'pi%nwe tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. ,FOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole MemorialJjospital 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 Center, North Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs. Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday Inn. Inood Seoma, noon, Quality Inn, I and SR 434 MAnoa, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Won an's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apis., Casselberry. Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & IAgJit, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Halfway House, Sanford, 7p.m., Seminole Memorial conference room, Open to everyone over 6 years. P.flxed Toastmaster', Club, Sanford, organizational Meeting 7:30a.m., Buck's Restaurant Sanford Airport. Open to all former Toastmaster, and Toastmistresses and interested persons. Call Debbie Rogers at 322.8831. Longwood.Winter Springs Chamber of Commerce membership drive kick-off breakfast, 8 a,m,, Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434, u1,pageIove Public Recordsof Seminole Coly, Florida. and I__S1tt61tionsWanfed 377 Crane's Roost Office Park, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Orlando Winter - Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8 00 AM -- 5.30 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Altamonte Noon The 6-Child Care CtllldCareinmyhome Lake Mary Blvd. 373.3539 of the Estate of __ FICTITI0U$IMI Rosemary Moore Notice is hereby n that _. Deceased are engaged In bus s at Iii ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Stats Street, San Seminole REPRESENTATIVE: County, Florida, uør the tic. Thomas E. Thoburn titious name of JGI'S DELI Commodore Plaza. Suite 215 AND CAFE', andthaie intend to 319 RIver Edge Boulevard register slid name the Clerk Cocoa, Florida 33933 of the CircuIt Cos4 Seminole Telephone. (305) 6329471 County, Florida inkcordanc, Publish January 27, and February with the pr05lsions the Fic. titious Name St*t • To.Wit: DER Section $43.05 Flor Statutes 1937. _______________________ Sig. Countywide Valestlae skating parties sponsored by ' Annette Basigni4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN Publish: January io, AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, February 3, 1950 FLORIDA DER.31 theSem1nolecountycouncj1forEzceptIoCIg. 9 a,m. to noon, Melodee Skating Rink, W. 25th Street, Sanford; noon to 4 p.m., &ate City, Dog Track Road, Longwood. Prizes both rinks. Open to public. CASE NO. N.WSI.CA44.I IN THE MARRIAGE OF BARBAPA'JEAN MENEAR Petitioner, .1 JOSEPH GILMAN MENEAR, ______________________ __ Prisoners - IN THE CIRCUIT )URT o THE EIGHTEEN? UDICIAL CIRCUIT IN •D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTWLORIDA CASE NO.: II.1IN.C$s.s. - . at Hwy. 44, E. of Leesburg. 757. 3Il, _______________________ Navelorangeslgrapefruit _________ 3226733,3220362 ____________________________ _________________________ ll-4flstflJCtiOflS , ------------ ----- __________________ Creative Expressions 322.7113 _______________________ _________ .1S-.H5Ipfld TV SERVICE MOR Now is the time to loin the most progressIve & fastest growing TV & home entertainment systems dealer in Fl. Exc. benefits I. pay to 530,000, Apply In person or call WestgaleTV, Kmart Shopping Center, Sanford. 323-2013. 2 hairdressers with following only need apply. 322.7654 ___________________ Retired Man to help on farm Good work habIts, good working Cond. 3223201. WITNESS my hand and official address is 34 MaitlesAyenue NW.¼ less the West 47 feet seelofl.idCourtonthe95hdayof Suite 314, Altamonte irings, AT YOUR SERVICE. thereof, and also lass the north January,A. D., 1550. FlorIda 33701,onorbef March 23&Ufe,toftheIastl7l,91 loetof (SEAL)' 6, 1100. arid (II. the 0f'I 1 with WE ADVERTISE AT OUR While Chavez said his of. said NW.¼ of the NW.¼. Arttwr H. BackwIth, .,,. - the Clerk of - this Co 'sitser COST, WE SCREEN EACH jJfl5 (ken estimated Tract Clerk of CWcsiI? coon before seçvice on Fe oner's APPLICANT, WE MATCH . t, SectIon 13, TownshIp 10 South, By: Patricia Robinson ther.aftar otherwIse *fautt hostage, he Imlstsd "this Is Rang, 19 East, Seminal. Coimfy, Deputy iitk wilibeentered againsti i'th. not a violent thing." Chavez Florida, Iyli Easterly of State PublIsh Jan. II, 20, 27, & Feb. 3, relief demanded In the Itlest. Road 100 (Interstate 4), AND 1950 WITNESS my hind a' •al of ALSO the WNt 330 feel of ,p, . DER.41 this Cowl on January 3 pp. they do not want of the NW'¼ of kd, 15, (SEAL) and have ed to talk with Townships South, lanes 30 East, Arthur H. BIckwith, s.fwifw, county, Flesida, Ins Clerk of the CIrcuIt NOTICE UNDER reo ligltt.ol.Way; AND ALSO Court' ' FICTITIQU$NAMS STATUTE thportofffihlW.Usofth.Nw.l4 Byl Eve Crab$rse of said Section 15, lying North of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - -, oept c Chavez said about 7$ - Notice is hereby given that the, PublIsh Feb. 3.10, 17,21 P0 IWNOIIh hue 00 Government F- ______ - Chavez ikiased Vet hers are no lndicato of a. vItence Ii the tak.ovui' Ni _____ ,, r said stat.pouca vstjon wIi ihi eedof the a wit, gi wand notified dispatcher. I ___ ' - "' V - "" ' - -. 00 S'$MSS, ! dlextsndSdtfstedvJvine O'*St' , VI FICTITIOUS &i p&t. e •1 one emma oaq, ,,.IlI'P••W, Noticeishelikygiveus _________ Circuit Court, in and for Containln 6334 Acres engaged in busIness Anyebiactlonfoffiis application County, Florida upon receipt of Altaunonte 'Dr., Al prsof d the publication of this must be made in nsNMg witIsin 30 niag1,Fha. 32701, IwliCe, to *it;.THI ENCORE of this dale to Ifti app. SHOP under wi'sldt i am engaged - CoUnty, Floridi, mdar mission Clark, Florida Public inbusineis at 137 HIghway 17-fl In- t4flø name of TED'S Service Commission, Flether Fir Park, Flo.,Iga PRINTING. id that I tile City BuiIø5, 101 List Cameos urge, register said name wiItt Tatlefgsse, Flond,, msi, U.Thattileporty ntsr.stdainlaid of the CircuIt Court, ospy at gh4.ctIsn maIled I• the County, Flerida in c . GVVIIIIU4 Ik. bus buss enterprise is as fot$o with the provlsiijss of .lOanW.LOltg Utility Ce., 1 North Flirfax Dated it Fern Park, Seminole tltiesa Name Sfaluts, 6 t1t,, Jan. I, INS. January 13, 30, 27 Publish: January27, I Feb.3, IL Sit. Thdori pa February 3, ISO NIS. Publish Feb 3, 10, 17,34, 0(1.31 DES.I7 iv!.nv . ' " CALL ANNETTE AA EMPLOYMENT Frincfs Ave. , " OUR CONCERN" "• . . -I 'tin * * * * * * * * touts __________________________________________________________ __________________ — iie etc. IDY Sd , - , , ' I Ii ' ' REALTORS II4C. 130.4*33or319.17*I,ves, _____________________ Enjoy cIn suburban living 21x60 Champion mobile home on 6.3 Cleared ares. 538.000. Wekiva Falls. 1 BR Owner will finance. to net resuiii') Trailer. ASSEMBLERS productIon carpenter helpers with nation's largest producer ot factory.bullt modular housing. Must have som carpentryexp. Appfy CardInal lndstrin, Inc., 3701 S..Safl ford Ave., Sanford, FL. No phone calls. Equal Op. portunity Employer, 3235723 aft 7p.m. 1st mo. $250 dam, deposit, ____________________________ Sorry all CASH, but start earning tomorrow Lg 1 BR fully eqpt, AC, w., walk In closets. No pets or cfllldren$l2Smo, dep. req. 322. 449$ aft. 7. STEMPER AGENCY __________________ ________________________ n'd Gr.cios living, Rea WekIy& monthlyratn, utllitift pd. inquire 300 S. Oak Sii.7 SANFORD-Remodeled i BR plus denair, tile bath, $flO. Adults. 841.71$). ________________________ Equipment Operator IV Starting salary $190 wkly. Considerable experience in the operation of heavy automotive equIpment, mcI. experience on drag line & preferred on Earth Moving Pan & Bulldozer. Must obtain a Fl. State Chauffeur Llc. at timeof appointment. Apply in person to Seminole Co. Per. sonnel Office, Co. Courthouse, N. Park Ave., Sanford between 5:30 cm, & 1:30 p.m. by Feb. I, 1950. Seminole Co. Is an equal opportunity employer. Person to fold newspapers in 1k. Mary. Own Trans.l 2:30 am. till finished. Start Immed. 327. 0061. PORT EVERGLADES STEEL CORP. Inside sales In Sanford office, exp. preferred but will conS sider training qualified in. dividual. Salary + comm., good benefits. Apply in person Port of Sanford, Orange Blvd., 1k. Monroe or mail resume to P.O. Box 306, Lk. Monroe, Fl. 32717. Night Auditor FT.PT — Please apply inperson 333.1050 Holiday Inn 1.4 (j I BR, 18 on 1g. lot, Zoned for multi, fern, near shopping $45,500. 1 BR-$1 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323.5670 Mari's VIllage 1 BR, lB Condo, kit. eqpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 322.7972 . Lovely 1 BR condo, esWI. sit., , & game rm. privileges. $250 mo. + Sec. dep. 373-6370. 44 - 31A—()plexes - --- ----' - - Sanford Geneva Terrace. 3 BR, DR.klt combo, Inside utility. Avail Feb. 1. 425-6330. ______________________________ ----- ALL SEASONS HOMES 32—Houses Unfurnished --__ — 7 BR, LR & kit., sm. Fl. rm., laundryrm. Ref. Req. 3223233 between 6 p.m..l p.m. _________________________ - Is your rent $250 $300-do you have$70Q.*Soocash_Buy don't rent. 3.4 BR home. 3230197. __________ - -- 37—BUsjt- ss PropeP.tb WINTER SPRINGS * CASH TALKS * Assume low interest VA Mort. Immaculate 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, many extras. Below appraisals in area at only Needsfinisptlngtouc, lovely 2 'bR, C-H&A, FR in quiet, ni'e $45,900. Don't wait. Call now 8307717. Phyllis J. Capponi, FtEAL WR — - . NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT . LOG HOME TO BE CON '2 SIR UCTED NEAR SUN LAND ESTATES. $35,500 . COMPLETE? Likenew contemporary i yr. old, 4 BR, 28, sunken LR, cathedral ceiling, split plan, across from lake + gazebo, Club facilities. $69,900. . ., '"# Lg. executive type home set on wooded ", acre lot in Shadow Lake Woods, 3620 sq ft under roof. Sunken LR, inter comm syst, huge eat.in kit., SC porch, solarium 8. much morel $113,000. , -4 _________________ prepare meals & care for Invalid lady in Sanford residence. Call 3OS.322.43 wtdays, ' Janitorial-retire, or somire. tired man to help clean retail store mornIngs. 7:30 to 9:30. Zayre Plaza area. 3222958. 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT: NEW CARPETS. WALK TO JP. DOWNTOWN. $21,900. _______________ StateCertifi.dleach,r — ONCEAMONTH CaIl3n.76271o,appt , SummsrllnAve An elite old Sanford home, 2 blocks from Lk. Monroe. Spacious charmer, nestled under 1g. oaks. Completely remodeled. 3 BR, 25, FR, with brick FP. Bautifuliy land. sced. LARGE ASSUMABLE LOWINTISTIST MONT. $74,300. BUILDINGMAINTENANCi REPAIRER REAL ESTATE Immediate .uii tIme permanent REALTOR, 332.7495 Position. Knowledge of standard practices, maUsod., tOOls arid materials of one or NALCOLUT W1WIII, 'nOt'S trades a prerequlsfte. Ability to work from prints MULTIPI.ILISTINO.RIAI.TOR t'iflen and oral instructions, Submit Applications to Civil Service OffIce, CIty. Hall, Sanford, Pta. ioiay ThwIday. Application CIOSIflB date February 6, ISO. An Equal Opportunity Employer, Male, Female, Handicapped and Veteran. ___________________ NEEDED NOW! RN'.-.- LPN'i - - HOME CARE HO$PITALSTAFF acre home has extra ig rms. FP, FR. OR, gazebo. All this for $79,100. Uwnsrwill hold met', c n, Sal 10 pct. rent 2 BR unfurn au., mo. . SEIGLER -. - - $75,000, only $61,500. Custom iIt 3.2, has everything In cluding built In Microwave oven. Plenty of elbow room lake frontage on this 3 acre mini larm, comp w 3 BR home. Make otler. OSTEEN. -, LIST NOW! Call Watt Cappel 323 6100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 PRICE REDUCED - _____ - _____ $5 OPEN HOUSF Sunday 1.$p.m. 240 5. Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor near Lk. Mary & Mayfair Country Club. 1.14 acre on point of beautiful clean swimming lake. 4 Bdrm, Ill: B. w. 2161 sq. ft in secluded prestige area of Seminole County. Custom built, extraS, 1 yr. Warranty. 321-0041. .1. B. Steeiman, Inc. REALTOR. 6 Acres beautttul Oak Cnd pine trees, 3 houses, lhot houses,S worm beds, secluded area, terms, $104,000. GOOD INVESTMENT POTENhAL-Hwy. 17.92 frontage zfhd comm. 2 CB rental homes, owner may hold. sso 000. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY- 12 acres, 4 Bdrm, 2 Baths, lanced, 2 wells. farm tractor I mower, I yr. warranty, $44,910. . VAFHA CONVENTIONAL HOMES FOR SALE Alsoassumemoages 3 BEDROOM HOMIS Altamonte ssoo LOflgWCod $55,000 LkMary 543.900 Lk.Mary $35,500 Winter Sags s,so LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. cttised Name Brands) Sales. Service. Includes building and pi'prty wIth mobile home GOLFER'S SPECIAL- Newly decorated 3 Bdrm home on et street. Family Rm and FlorIda Nm is an extra bonus , Iii this spacious home. One acre plus. S41,100. , '-' $95,300 - INC. REALTOR " 7015Mg. . 339430, 1 _____________ ___________________________ __________________________ _______________________ ________________ ___________ -3 SR clean home wgas heat, Inside utility rm. I pricid at y $36,500. - ' p., -________________ ____________________________ Beautiful S acre tract lakefront, 'V OF CENT. FLA. 736.2064 Lena Waite, Associate _______ Beautiful 3 BR, 78 home With your own poolS. 61x12 patio on 81g. cor. landscaped lot. Many OP SANFORD REALTOR 332.023) 332.5)53, 373-3777 - : GENEVA ACREAGE 2SORMM.H.$iS,i0O.345'57i7 LarryD,Nermin,BROKER — mobile home ok, assumable built-ins & all features mortgage at S pct. $2,500 pc acre. 323 7322. 6' acres for only $16,500. Very good terms. Osteen. Pioneer acres. Hewout your own homestead. 10 acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 1½ B home w- all extras. C-H&A, w-w carpet, DR. Fl. Rm.. Rec. Rm., FP & more? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, assumable? pct. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. H. Ernest For Sale: 20 acre farm, 2 houses, 1 fairly new & 1g. barn wtobacco allotment, running water 8. utilIties. Stoney Creek Area. $65,000. Wesley Grindstaff,, Rt. I Box 385, Elizabethon, Tc'nn., 37613 or call 615-471 2251 46—Commercial Property Plumbing supply business ~ real estate & inventory, $113,000. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 322-79*3. . ia sears Runs good. 1.350 or best offer Call Mike at 030 1838 __________________________ '78 Furd Falrrnount SW. fully eqpt. cxc mpg. $4100. 3220098 - 1978 Volare, I DR for sate, PBPS, AC. Deluxe interior, new tires 21,000 ml. 13.100. 323. 1411 We buy yoow equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. 335.2505 Hotpoint Elec. Range, Avo. double oven, $300. FrigidaIre Refr., wht., frostfree, 17 Cu. ft., $250. *31 7273. Exclusive 3 BR, 18 home In Wynnewoodon 1g. Iotl Pan Fl. Rm., Ig patio w.BBQ, dining areal. much more. BPPSERVICE CONTRACT. Just $37500 We buy equity in houses, .pts. & vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 322-4741. Don't lose your credit, we will catch up payments & buy your equity. Riggs Realty, 322-7972. EVERY DAY someone is Iookln for what you have to sell. Call today and your ClassIfied Ad will appear here tomorrow. _____________________ Immediate CASH for equIty in your homeor acreage 3720216 Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 7' ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900. excellent terms. S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO OSTEEN AREA PINE & CV PRESS WOODS. $5 ACRES AT $500 PER WITH TERMS. MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA. MAKE OFFER. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ___ .. 2565 MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. $7,000. Branch OffIce ON 3 STREETS - ADJAC. ENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL. SON SCHOOL. 512,300. EL CELLENT TERMS. 323.2222 CONDO LIVING AT ITS Gorgeous work ne., clean, new, 2 BR. 2B, upstairs loft MBR, spiral staircase. This home is a must I Priced right, ready to enjoy. Free time at pool or rec hall. Assumable 1st mort. Low 30's. PRIME LOCATION FOR MINI WAREHOUSu Zoned C.3 on Hwy. 41 near 1.4, good terms. REALTY WORLD' ICC, &au - ----- ------- - * ( The Real Estate AgencY Inc., Isiltosi 7435': . French (17-92) Sanford -- FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. sale Furn, 2500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando Factory'made law boy trailer w. 1*12 body, steel deck, lights, bargain. 322-3345. . _______________ ___ 44 Farms-Groves 6$ acres,rent,tlledlirm land. PinewayDr..Sanford 3235555 __________________ ROMAN'S ALTERATIONS For repair or alterations call us 339-2290 Cass.elberry COURT CUSTOM'S CONSY.' Custom design homes, *ctditions. 323-0211 Beauty CII'S The sooner you plac, your classified ad, th. sooner you get results. Complete Mobile HomeRepalr TOWER'SBEAUIYSALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-3742 Tilefloors Installed NEWS. REPAIR 830 17*3 aft 6 Free Est. Home repairs, paneling, roof, carpet, remodelIng. All work quar Free Es?. 331 5465 'essmaking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes Upholstery 332.0707 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads _____________________ Dli )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel & AddItions. Call 131-5399 or 567-0136 Need A Handy Man? CAL MOYER ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fli. 32771 MECHANIC Ike work with auto. transmisston sxpsrlsnce. GoedP— Mfrmun Guwantss HosplIazMIos, etc. Factory made lowboy trailer w. 4½x$' body, steel deck, lights, bargain. 333.7345. IAY AOTIVI INC. (17.R) Isdort ft. CI 3.366O OWN FOR LESS TIIAN Why buy used? Nswbrailnpme box sprins&miftresiis at 30 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full site, queen I king. Jenkins Furniture, 10$ I. 2*u St. 373. SOl. - MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: I LAROE POOL CLUB HOUSE AREA eiou ICITY WATER isiS SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY aid FAMILY SECTIONS 00iinvutory of briM new InterIpFiII9 bidding. Thesu bids are not damaged 01 seconds but brand new tep lb bedding sits autyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur nitw'e Salvage, 17-02, So. oh Sanford. 332.5731. CAIIIAGE COVE Lawfl & Landscaping CERTIFIED LAWN & LANDSCAPING FR EE E ST IMAT ES 333.7503 ____ Light I'uling ________________________ Yard Debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL)319.337) 3Ui.E.slWl2 SANFORD MON..SUM. 5:11A.M. 1:10P.M. intl, House Painting Reasonable Rates Call afternoons 339.7445 _________________________________ Painting by Anthony CorIno. Quality Int. or Ext., pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3720771. making custom furniture 3232364 PS)flt1flg—coIIt1n ___________________ Hotn.clsardng __ ANNA'S CLEANING SERVICE Home-Apt. Sm. Oti.e 323-sill lousewlves Cleaning Service ersonalized, fast, dependable Regular or I lime basis easecallattSp.m. 677-5594 - Interior- Exterior All WorkQuaranleid Free Est. 322-1054 Palnfing&Rpr ______________ EUT3LER PAINTING I REPAIR_Interior.Ex?ior FREE ESTIMATESCaII 3655343' Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 333.3555 Painting I Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 340.5219 Home __________________________ 1 Man, quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 3271321 ____________________________ WOODMAKINGI HOME IMPROVEMENTS - I - Home Repair Quality workmanship. No job too small or big, InterIor or ix. tenor. Pressure cleaning. 333. 0071. Handyman, minor el. rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. serv., Senior cit. dls., 151-4901. AUTO - _______________________________ - Camper IV, ft. cabover, sleeps 4, sink, furnace, stove, ice box, $900 or best offer. 306 Fair mont Dr., Sunland. 333.0)67. I - Carpentry, PaInting, RoThg,1.' Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Bonded. Free Estimates 323 4Q75 after 5 p.m. -____________________________ Handymen 35 ft. Owens Boat, $900. Docked at Hontoon Marina, DeLand or see J. R. at Kaizer-Pontiac. D,Land. Western Boots. Special $35.95 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 323.3791 I MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2Syrs. Exp. *69-5562, Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thermostat controted heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 372 3752. 55—Boats & Accessories is a Horns Improvements Grvomlng& Boarding Yard Sale, 205 Holly Ave. Sat.-Sun9til? (EVERYTHING) _____________________________ ________________ classified ad to solve It. Try one soon. 75-A—Vans Ford Van 1978. PS, PB. AC. cruise con?., reg. gas. Best offer over 15.000. 331 0681. AntIques, comp. house furnishings. Beautiful plants, tur coat. 105, Sat-Sun, 201W. 19th St., Sanford. 51—Household Goode BROKER 2439 S. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 327)577 3210440 ______ 1j) WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE 311-315 E. First St. 3223422' Corner of French & 12th 323-7340 - - __________________ ____ SG—MJscellaneous for Sale _____________________________ Alterations 'SANFORD AUCTION. TV repo It" Zenith. Sold orig. $43,73 bat. $153.16 or 5)7 mo Agent 339-5354. - SEIGLER REALTY - Load of turn, from New Jersey. Some oak pcs. several walnut & mahogany BR & DR suites to choose from. Assorted occasional am & Side chairs, odd cliifl,iS. ibIs 8. ,iiiSt collectibles also TV's & somc modern, turn SMASTCR CHARGF. VISAS $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ 54-Garage Sales Side-by.$ld, refrigerator, $75; picnic tabl,, w2 benches, $30; full site baby bed wmattrass, 12$; Oak porch rockers, $39.95, metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 30$ F. 2h St. 373. 0951. ?CROCEITT -- Good vsedTV's, $75&up MILLERS 26l9OrlandoDr. Ph. 372.0352 Iii liii I U Ceramic Tile 'PUBLIC AUCTION. MON,, FEB.47 PM• BARGAIN TV'S Why piy more? HERB'S TV 323 1731 7597 S. Sanford Ave. ___ tAIh.t.u4' tha octasion. there WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILD? $1500. Fo Estate C4mmerclal & Resi. dintial Auctjons & Appraisals. ClI Deli's ..%\uction, 323-3620. .-.- . pIle no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money In your wallet I '73 Grand Prix. clean 47,000orig, mi .Regular gas Best offer 322 8716 72—Auction 53—TV- RadiD.StereO Will buy lit & 2nd mortgages. We atso nate 'Real Esiste -& Busineis leaps. Flqrlda Mor. tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422-2916. i ____ Super 3 BR, 2'.2 B home in Dreamwold w-spacious pan Fl Rm.,Dr,eat-inKit.,Ig.patlo$. laundry rml Cony, location I BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. A buy for $59,500. Only the best 4 BR, 28 home in Mayfair on a 1g. landscaped loll Eqpt kit, C HIA, Fl Rm, FP, Ig Rooms 1. Mother-in.Iaw suite. Enjoy your pool & patio BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Yours for 514,5001 - WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES, Jenkins Furniture, 20$ E. 13th St. 323 09*1. MICROWAVE _______________________________ & Sold Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker 250 N. 17.52, Cassi ery,FI. Eve. 562.3431 834.8200 _____________________ We buy used furniture FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S. Sanford Ave. Santord 373 6593 Push button controls, has caro useJ, still In -war'ranty. Originally $449, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 33951*6. -.._ - 1973 Dodge Motor Home 11,000 ml. $3,000 322 OOIlaft 4 '79 Buick Electra LimIted, I dr sedan, yellow with tan vinyl 'op. tan velour interior, cli extras, $7,395 or best cash otter, will consider trade. 322 4962 - _________________________ Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used 'urnitur., Refrig., stoves, topls - ________ - 1917 Grand Prix, special order. Black on black. crui'e cant. 6 ,%,Iy st'ats, el sun & moon 'root".,(r, PW &'o6'rIbcks, Rally whls 15,000 ml.. looks like new, must sell 1.4,700. Call John Ward 323 4779 or I 516 1200. Hwy 92. I milr west of Speedwat Daytona fleah, w.d.L,. 'tOILS. pUt)liC AUTO AUCTION ever' ti.,esday S. Saturday at 7:30. tI 1$. only one in Florida. You $4 the reserved price. Call 901.355311 for further details. Cash 322-4132 Ref. repo. 16 cu ft frost free. Orig. $529, now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 339-5386. nted Estate Antiques and Modern Furniture One Piece or Houseful Bridges Antiques 373 7801 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used,anycondition6ll5i26 Parts. KENMORE WASHER Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPL lANCES 323,0697 47—Real WE BUY IIS,. 0 FURNITURE & APPI lANCES Santord Fur niturt. Salvage 322 8771, Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold org. $109.35, used short time. Bal. $159.14 or $19.35 mo. AQer.. 339.5306 (omorrow may be the day you sal. that roll.a.way bed you've nowhere to roll away . . If YOU place a Classified Ad today. _________________________ -- Buying old pocket watches, any cond Wilt pay top price br this area 668 6610 52—Appliances 47.A—Artgagss Bought MORRIS Sr. -- 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. Sill or $21 mo. Agent 339.533k,________ Used full size hotel-motel bed. ding. Very clean, $I1.95ea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford, 322 $721. ____________ OSTEEN-DEER RUN 10 acres lightly wooded, cleared, well drained, zoned A.i, i - 51—Household Goods ACTIONREALTY - 351. 15 fenced yd, needs some TLC. Assume inert, owner will held sin. 2nd $37,300. 5445 -- - We also have choice lots in other sections of Volusia County from $1,750. ALLFLOIIDA REALTY - - - -____________ 43—Lots-Acreage pvtially finance. $63,000. Sanford commercial, 4 rental Units, Iriclud, restaurant & lounge, $173,500. 45-A--Out of State Property _______ 2 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $16,500. mtg. Only $49,300. Owner moving must sii, country, 3.1, formal din, area, eat.in kit., Sc. porch. Extra fenced lot with fruit trees. 134.500. 1970 Buick Riviera $300 r best JC13(0e1tt.ip.m Sp.m - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIOI 68—Wanted to Buy I$O3orlandoDr. 323.3200 VA &FHAFinancIng - ' lghasanelephant'seye. Place- Just listed) BR, _________________________ _______________________ 78-A--4Ykpeds 80—Autos for Sale 20 Ducks, 3 mo old, grain led Rabbits. I does, I buck Eve - 323 .0550 or 32? 7128 internattonal crisis in historical perapecuve'r . -uon'I'plIe no onges' needed items a classified ad, and pile the money in your wailitl Top Dollar Paid for junk & viiti I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 te cars, trucks & heavy equipment. t '75 models. Call 339-9100 or $34. 327-5990 1605 (Deaier) 67— Livestock. Poultry &u bcavtifvi new-BO*D. MORt!, front & rear BR's. - - Carpentry, PaintIng, Maint, of all types. Lic. Bonded 36035 Insured 1345399 Photography CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR I. BALINT 332-5445 Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color 5*10. 323-5751, — - To List Your Business,.. 323. $160 DIGI 322.-26B or 8319993 Ii S I ' '-:'..' ..''' r" ''- ' ' :' " .' : - - ' - - -. -• ... . . ,. . . . ,- , 8 a 'S....., -:; . .., , r' s&-..4 '- -1 ' - irre - 42-....bjIeI4onis . . - - — H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Broker SE ICLER REALTY BROKER Reg. REAL GATE 250 N. 17.52, Casselberry, Fl. 321 0640 327.1577 Eve. $42.36SS 534.5210 Lots of style 3BR, lB home w. many unique features in desirable neighborhood on 2½ lotsl Many additional features? B PP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $55,000. I..; CALL øS-O3 SERVING ORANGE AND. ORSEMINOLECOUNTY Just perfect for Sm. lam. or retired couple. 2 BR, 18, LR, FR, very attractive kit., Deltona imaginable? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. You must see this one for $69,300. BROKER 2439 S-Myrtle Ave. '1' Orlando antor 3271577 t" ' 321 0610 s" .. REALTORS 2?19,$anford Ave. 32i?' Altamonte, auto repair & ports REALTY - - - '77 Pacer Station Wagon, 34,000 mi, new paint, excellent cond. Fully loaded 13,215. 323 1523. 0)3 MagnolIa, Sanford. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $30 Call 322.1621; 322-4160 _____________________ _________________________ LARGE PORCH ON NICE 't - IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya ne car, see today's Classified adi for best buys 77—Junk Cars Removed - - NO QUALIFYING- IBR home. New C H&A & carpet Owner Will Iinance w substantial down 133,000. 322 2287. 3 SEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS, REALTY - REALTORS ______ 6616326 CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO DUPLEX. $21,500. A OK TIRE 322 7480 Shocks $495 Heavy Duty $693 New Batteries $2995 2113 French Ave., Sanford ' - - 1979 Subaru Brat, I wh dr. I spd. like new. Low mi. 1.5.200. 3236700 or 323-3117. - Lovable dog, completely house broken, very good Watch dog, knows many tricks. FREE to,, good home. Can see after 6 pm, at 101 E 7th St. ____________________________ 305 323 1863 NEW & USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Major Credit Card 107W. 77th SI. 323 9111 , -- ton camper 1973 Chevy Special. with II' ft slide In camper- Stove, refr., bath, heater. sleeps I or 5, runs well, only 53.500 3237322. - I Hunting Dogs Black & Tan Puppies-- .111 shots $15. Ji2iO) buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down póyments. 322.2217 STENSTROM NURSES AIDES— 310 11; 11 to7 HEALTH CARE W Garnelt White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford ___ 80-Autos for Sale -- Will buy junk Auto Batteries Best Price. Battery Shop 107W. 77th St 323 9111 Pekingese puppy 3 010 old. ITltle AKC, Regis ¶125 or host otter 377 8116 Will people that Gave cat & wan? cloçj Call 327 28 70 813 6520 ILWO 3237032 EvS.3fl461L333.; 3E.2Sth$t. Eve 305 668 5640 3 BEDROOM. 2½ ' - . BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW WITH PRIVACY NCE. $54,900. . — Harold Hall Realty Leisure World on the great st, ____________________ Johns, boat ramp, Swim, * * * * * * * * tennis, shuffleboard & fishing, Inc. REALTOR, MLS . 2 yrS. Old,? BR, 2B, eat.irt kit., 323.5774 Day or Night SALES RECIPTIONIST formal OR, wet bar inden. VA Financing, $34,301) MgI. potentIal w.fest moving DINING ROOM ELEGANCE -company. We need aggressive 2 BR, 1 Bath, Ig cover patio, people wgood personality BATEMAN REALTY andfoncedb.ck yard. EXTRA good phone voice. Sal. + Reg. Real Estate Broker FOO'n, EXTRA nIce, EXTRA comm. Call Anitette. 323S174. lIble, $nSoo 2MOSinfOrdAy,. 4 4 4 444' 44 22147Sf ___________________ CaliBait 65—Pets.Supplies - NEW LISTING IN PINECREST I BR. 28 home w sc pool on 1g. cor lot, w huge oaks, newly painted inside. Great home for family. $49,900. .,,;' CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 7 , BATH, C EN TR AL AIR & ', HEAT, 2 'CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. $59,900. 41—Houses OPEN SUNDAY 12:30104 _______________________ DeBARY LOVELY 2 BED. ROOM, 1 BATH, FAMILY-. DINING ROOM COMBIN. ATION, NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35,500. S ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE Business location. Rent 2,000 sq. Harold Hall Realty ft., fully carpeted, modern, best location, excellent traffic Inc. R EALTOR, MLS I visIbIlity. Call 322.4403. --— 3235774 Day or Nighi _____ _______________________ ___________________________ - 1 5 Saturday & Sunday Spacious 9 rm • 2 story older Pome Modernized, cxc. cond., new cent E icc. heat & air. 1220 Maqnolia Ave., Sanford. KasperRealEstate . 40-Condomlnjunn Mechanic Inspector ___________________ Older home charm- 3 BR-LR.. Mitt. 20 yrs. experience, — DR.country kit.cor Iot.IIke _______________________________ Sikorsky & WestIaAt g 2 BR, 1½ 8, COndo, w.washer I J new.Iot# dwn.by owner-mid copters. Must be exp itt dryer, pool, avail immed,$300 205-300 Elm. 323-0197. malor components. Overhaul mo. dep. nego. Reply Box 47, c.__________________________________ _________________________ __________ & flIght operations. lOhr. wfs, 0 The EvenIng Herald, $S.per hr. Orlando Helicopters Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771, Airways, Building 5. Sanford Airport. 3231756. 40•A'-Apartm,nts a Bartender.Cocjttaf'f Waitress Experienced, apply in person _________________________ Deltona Inn. Mon thru FrI 2to. 6 p.m. '' 24 UR lB 322•9283 Porn duplex, fine downtown location, neat, in good repaIr, Yardman needed, ref. req. lAéreon$t. Johns River, OK tot' UpstaIrs 3 BR. 15; downstaIrs Raking, trimming & lawn mobile home or bldg. sIte. 2 BR apt. Excellent Income, maint. Box ILc-o The EvenIng $14,000. Terms. high yield, Large assumable Herald, P.O. Box , . law interest mort. $36,000, ford, Fl. 32771. 2 BR 1 new paint & carpet, HAROLD HALL REALTY Cooks - FT or PT. Exp. only in quiet neighborhood. $3000dwn, INC. REALTOR.MLS firte dining. Part icular interest _______________________________ owner will hold. $24,900. 3235774 indmnnerli,),&slIad,,,,,ons See Barbara - Deltona Inn, _____________________ Dellona. _____________________ WANTED: Mature lady to liv.. in 2 days & 2 nights a OPE N HOUSE $57,000 - 76—Auto Parts . I -- __________ . ___________________________ Fruit trees Pen,'ath Plum. Apple. Fig The Backyard 671 1700 55891k HOwll Rd Winter Pk FILE,,DINT & to SOli YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Hirt 323 7O 4 pct. Interest t qualified - , 28R, lB. new carpet, fenced yard, new kit. appliances, 117 Rosalie Dr. 3221005, NEW LISTING In the country yet close to town. This home has 34 acres w income producing grave, 3 tSR, 28, C H&A, lam rm., swimming pool. Remodeled kit & fireplace, too. Priced to sell at 567,500 wIow dwn payment. - 62—Lawn-Garden 323 i or ev.!! 0517 OPEN HOUSE ----- Pianos & organs, stock clearance. big savings. Call Bob Ball 322 1403, 2202 French MLS REALTOR Cash for your lot! Will build your lot ot our lot SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10 V Enterprise, Inc. 7117 YALE AVENUE Medel Inc., Realtor 64130)3 Lovely brick 3 BR, 28 pool home, treed lot, $65,000 with good OPEN 1-5 SAT & SUN financing (5 blk N. of Lake Mary Blvd. on Country Club Rd. at Goodhart) -- 59-Musical Merchandise our lot or yours REALTOR MIS V IflIoti Ev323-3C• Low Down Payment Homes. Virgin Wooded Lots. Assume 11 Pct. Loan. Most Homes For — M. Unsworth Realty Ai:HA.235-Con. Home New Super Energy Saver - byGlIlFox ____________ JUNE The Best Buy In TOWn A low Ad. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1.5 Shadow Lake Wo & Wilson Place. Weare offering several new homes for your inspection w.prlces from $95,000. These homes are on ' acre woocf lots w.assumable mortgages. Among the features of these homes are: F P's. Inter-comm systems, solariums, w.w carp., tile foyers, sc. porthes or open terraces, 3- or I BR plans wI or 3 ba. Directions: West on Hwy. 16, turn 200 yds past I 4. on to Wayside Dr., go approx. 1 ml. to 2nd Kimberly Ct. street sign. sure S FHA VA, FHAI3S& 715 •. eat.In kit. DR. Fl. Rm. Aft 5. 313*517 ___________________________ Reduced $3,000 to $34,500. At. tractive 4 BR, FR, nice area, shade & fruit trees, Can assume. Buldto Suit By Owner 4 BR, 2B, great rm., REALTOR 322'i MULTIPLE LI5TI?G SERVICE Eves. 349.3 322.1959 RE ______________________________________________ _____________________________ _._. ______ I trs tl AMI'e 41—Houses__ 41—Houses- PICTURESQUE $23,000 old frame, 2 BR, shade, near downtown. Neat & clean. -- - - ___________________________ comm. ZOning. 1317 Celery Ave. -- . . SPECIALS 5)5,000 Sm. 2 BR w restricted 1 BR. newly remodeled & decorated, Heat & AC, w.w carpeting, wfront yard. $200 mo + dec. 373 *00*. slFIrD ______________________________ Unfurnished Profitable businessi Recess; proof. Nets 14 to is thousand... be Your own boss-a one FOrRentw.possoptlon,5750,2,3 BR, CH&A, pool. Pets I older person operation. Approx. 520, ($5,000 + Inventory), children O.K. 1320 Foest Dr. Positions now OPCfl tor Sunday, Feb. 3, 150-SB FORREST GREENE 3OApartments & Convalescent Center, M$Icinville. UPJOHN - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — LI VE.IN COMPANION it Iaiuc plc. -WIt: -' j r I 1.4 & 4.12, f "YOUR FUTURE IS - I I 'ri' 'FiCtItious Name $tatutp",. Ran2 10 East, Seminole CQunty, WHEN THEY GET TO YOU THEY ARE READY-TO BE HIRED. you CAN HELP AAA BY LETTING AAAHELP you. Cornarofloth&Fre,d - F. polka officers 2, SeCtiOn 13, TownshIp 10 South, 'undersIgned, pursuant to the: DElis '1 - OIIii' SHARE A RAINBOW BONNA JEAN ENKINS, BEAUTY ADVISOR-aloe THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Petitioner, natural 4her and JOSEPH GILMAN MENEAR next friend Of the part time to start, I' child, 1392 Dewey Avenue also mgemt. avaIl. lot' right CHRISTINA NOEL TfLOR Rochester, New York 14613 person with Initiative. NOTICE OFA N YOU ARE HERE NOTIFIED TO: DANNY LEE C DS goal to P0 box 14923, Orlandp As Hostages Noticeis hereby given pursuant that BARBARA JEAN MENEAR 357, toChapter 3.67, Florida Statutes,of tas filed a Petitltt In the CircuIt Last Known Res e AVON Fairfax County, $ginia the Application of Greenwood CourtofSernInoI.Counjy,FIQ,.ida, SANTE FE, N. Mez. Lakes Utility Co. Amendment to for Dissolution of Marriage, •iW FIGHT INFLATION YOU ARE NOTIFI that an (UP!)- A group of InmateS Waler and Sawer Certificates to hAven. Increeseyouru.rning uverouIirsdtosorv.acopyof action for Change o ame power, For details, Call seized about 11 guirde . include the following described your writt defenses, If any, on CHRISTINA NOEL T OR, the 1'kl.44I7044.9 territory in SemInole County, KENNETH W. McIPITO$K of minor child of 50 JEAN hostages early Saturday and FlorIda. STENSTROM, MCINTOSH, JENKINS, and DA Y LEE gained control of a major LEGAL DESCRIPTION JULIAN, & CHILDS, your natura lid, has COLBERT ps'tlon of the New Mexico Tract A WHIOHAM, Attorneys for beenfiled against you, purpose * * * * * * * * That part of the NW.¼ of the Petitioner, witose aderess is p of this action being to Ønge the State Penitentiary, prison NW.¼ of Section )I..TownShip 20 Office Box 1330, SanfOrd, Florida, name of th. minor from TO ALL officials reported. South, Range 30 East, SemInole 327l1, andfiletheeriginalwlftp , CHRISTINA NOEL TLOR to BUSINESSES IN THE ounty, Florida, less the West Clark of the above.styl.d Court on CHRISTINA NOEL KINS, DeputyChiefM,s,Qay,z t30.00 Feet,andaisolnsth.East or before February 13, 150, are requireda SANFORD AREA ____ 16.00 feet thereof, lying South of Øffterwis a default and ultimate copy of your written oftheNewMexlcostatspolice if Lake Mary Blvd., and Southerly Of ludgnwnt wIlt be intsrsd against any, to it on CH IS A AAA EMPLOYMENT confirmed the Inmates IheS.R, 400 Limited Acceis Right , you lot' th. relief demanded in the DE HLI NO ER, EU IRE; overpowered guards and at.Way, and less that part of the Petition. Petitioner's Attorne1 whose IS HERE TO BE two wgts of tha Natiossi I medical transcribing req. Full time days, good salary & benefits. Apply Personnel West Volusia Memorial Hosp., Land, Equal Opportunity Employer. MPH Island, APPLICATION FOR AMEND. MINT TO WATER & SEWER CINTIFICATII gained control of the prison's South 200 lees of laid NW.'/. of the NO BROKERAGE FEES 18—He p TRANSCRIPTIONIST _______________ NOTICIOFACT,ON ? NEED CASH? _____ ______________________ know area well. For in. formation call 323-5324 or 373. 5336, 95 p.m. Exp. mother will care for your child in my home 3270756. ________________________ _________________________ Respondent, IN RI: Notice 25-1_oans fleat, have economy car & WINTER SPRINGS AREA. .; 51g. H. W. Jotifln Charles W. *d Publish: January 2* February 3. 10, 17, 1950. DERU As Personal Representative Sanford VFW diner, 5:304 p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront, Open to public Guard have been acad on alert, The Northvfl Zen. TactIcal Teens of Vie polka was ordered Its tie Senla F. area. .. ____________ Temporaryhelpneeded. Must be ___________________________ _________________________ ____ SATURDAY, FEBRUARyI _______ 36c a line MF __________________________ ______ _____ ______ Sallie Hanlsos aptsr DAlI, board meeting, 1:45 p.m., ru1ar misting, 2:30 p.m., The Forest, Lake Mary. - slrrosmdsd the prison, and - estate FILED _________ c a line . any unknown hi(s), devisee(s), WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: January 27, 1950. WILLIE JAMES MOORE a place to live, car to drive, a or some service_ YOU have need of, read all our want ads every day. ftc Sunday Noon Friday ______________________ FIRDAY,FEBRUARY$ Sanford Founders Day ceremosles, 1:30 p.m., Ft. Mellon Park, Toti General Sanford Museum and library, Music by Sanford Middle School Band and - ., ' Altamonte Springs New two story, all cedar, contemporary, lacing lake, 3 BR, master BR has 2 walk.in closets, 2'- B, stone FP, Loft, FR, seller will carry mort. Call and see 595.900 ft you are having dilficulty finding - ___________________________ Arbitration," Tuscawlfla Homeowner,' AssocIation, 8 p.m., Redeemer Moravian Church, Tuskawilla Road. Trogram: "Solar Ener' for Your Home." . I 3 LInes Minimum ____________ or attorney, and the amount Circulation in $ilnole County, S. Sanford Ave. Area. claimed If the claim iS not yet Florida. once a k for six (6) 3736)55 due, the date when it will become Consec(jtive Wed, commencing due shall be stated. If the claim is on Sunday, Jan.t, t910. DONE Will baby sit contingent or unliquidate, the and ORDER -1 at Orlando, in my home. Florida, this lItBay of Dec. nature of the uncertainty shall be stated, If the claim is secured, the ber, 197$. John A Re Security shall be described, The U.S. 0itrictdge claimant shall dcliver sufficient 6A-Hs&th&8.as,ty copies 01 the claim to the clerk to Publish Jan. 13, 2*7 & Feb. 3, 10, 17, 1950 enable the clerk to mail one copy DER 7 LOSE WEIGHT to each personal representative 1 All persons interested In the Earn money at the same tIme FICTITIOL.INAME to Whom a cov of this 323U09 Notice of Administration has been Notice is herebyven that I am mailed are required, WITHIN engaged in busin4 at Box 294, THREE MONTHS FROM THE Lake Mary, Fl. 146, Seminole 9—Good Things to Eat DATE OF THE F IRST County, Florida der the tic. PUBLICATION OF THIS titious name 015,11 WOOD Temple Oranges-Tangerines CREATIONS, and.t I intend to NOTICE, t file any objections $3.O0per bu.-you pick they may have that challenges the register said namp, the Ciero 322.3067 validity of the decedent's will, the of the CircuIt Cf't, Seml.sol. qualifications of the personal County, Florida accordance StrawberrIes-large I. plentiful representative, or the venue or with the provision of the Fic. You or we pick daily, ito 1000 lurisdictlon of the Court. titious Name Stales, To.Wit: qts.; caulIflower $4 by.; sweet ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Section 565.05 Flàa Statutes potatoes 6 lbs. $1; lettuce & OBJECTIONS NOT MalI, 7 p.m., refreshments, 7:30, Juvenile 'I. Park - Seminole County branch of American Au,. of University Women, Sear's Activity Room, Altamonte - - . Use Your HomeAs Security ______ Call Us For Terms DEADLINES Tower Financial Serv. 1.l00.24l.2469 Day''Before Publication ____________________ All persons having claims or grantee(s), Cror(s) or other demands against the estate are unknown partieaIming interest required, WITHIN THREE by, through, unf' or against tbe MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF aforesaid pelnis), Gloria Williams andarty unknown THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file With the heir(s), devisM), grantee(s), clerk 01 the above court a written creditor(s) orther unknown Statement 01 any claim or demand partIes, shaIle served by Ihey may have. Each claim must PublicatIon; it further OR. be inwriting and must indicate the DERED that n of this Order basis for the claim, the name and be published by United Stat,. to noon, Cetttial ltame 3 consecutive times 7consecutivetimes HOURS ________________________ Senior Citizens overnight trip to Stuart for day's cruise to Lake Okeechobee. Leave Sanford at 10a.m.; pick up at Casselberry Leeds at 10:30 a,m. Return on the nightof the 8th. Call Doris Rogers for reservations. Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES, Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford, 8p.m. Last meeting of year for outgoing officers, Free Income ins helpforsenlorcitlzenssponsored by AARP and NRTA, 9 a.m. 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. Take Guards _- .- I P.1. work for per. res. couple. Willdoanykindof work 3238611 RATES ________________________ forth below J 831-9993 322 - 2611 appearing tohe Court that the 3—cemeteries defendant, &Ia 0. WillIams Is IN tHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR not inhabitanf nor found within SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the State of orida and has not PRORATE DIVISION 2 ChoIce Lots In SectlonM voluntarily seared herein, and File Number 7CSi.CP 5350cc mat personaseçvjce upon her Division 3225731 residence al whereabouts Is IN RE ESTATE OF unknown, it ORDERED that ROSEMARY MOORE, C.lorla D iIiamt and any 4Persoflals Deceaseci unknown hi(s), devlsee(s), _______________________________ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION grantee(s), Qltor(s), or other TO ALL PERSONS HAVING unknown parts, appear.or plead •ABORTION S CIA IMS OP DEMANDS to the complalherein by the 17th Trimister abortlon-$175; AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE day of March,t1, and In default Gyn CIinlc-$2Q; Pregnancy AND ALL OTHER PERSONS thereof the CCt will proceed to INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE test; male sterilization; free the hearing adjudication OS YOU ARE counseling, Professional care HEREBY this Suit as If oria 0. WillIams NOTIFIED that the supportive atmosphere, ad and any anowr, heir(s), confidential. ministration ol the estate of devlsee(s) grantee(s), Rosemary Moore, deceased, File creditor(s) oother unknown CENTRAL FLORiDA WOMAN'S HEALTH Number 79 56 CP. is Pending in the parties clalmg Interest by, Circuit Court for Seminole County, ORGANIZATION through, undøor against the Florida, Probate Division, the aforesaid per (5), Gloria D. 6 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando addressot Which is P 0. Drawer C, Williams an4 any unknown Sanford, Florida 32771, The per 595 0921 heir(s), devis), grantee(s), Toll Free I *002217565 sonal representative of the estate creditor(s), ofother unknown _____________________________ is Willie James Moore, whose parties, had bn served with Effective January 30, 1910,Iam address is Route 7. Box 335A, process In the Steof Florida, but no longer associated with Sanford, Florida 32771. The name only to the exteprovided for by Buck's Restaurants, an address 01 the personal Section 16S5, TitPl, United States Carl I. Dietrich representative's attorney are set Code; is it fu. th)RDERED that 7 Legal CLASSIFIED ADS =________ - - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 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, Step.parenti*g, 4.8 p.m., 3-week s&ies sponsored by parents, Springs. .. Legi Notice j — .. - . - Sunday,F,b,3,1,10 I - . .. .. �~ _ - 6 . _. -1 . -. . 6B-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, - - .. .. - •:----' ' I .. - •--• % .." * Sunday, Feb. 3 1* I I BUSINESS TONIGHT'S TV SATURDAY 0111111111111111111111 EVENING 8:00 0 @) NEWS IN BRIEF Ralph Kazarian Insurance Purchases Phelps Building ML. "Sonny" Raborn of Reborn Realty recently announced the sale of the Phelps Restaurant property at 2920 Orlando Dr., Sanford, to Ralph Kazarian Insurance. Kazarian Insurance will be relocating to this more convenient location in the near future. Sandalwood Village Sold Ou Florida Residential Communities' (FRC) duplex community of Sandalwood Village in Florida Center has sold out in only seven months, a strong indication that Orlando area home buyers and investors are receptive to alternatives to the single-family home. The sellout of the 34 duplex units at Sandalwood Village, which opened in June during the 1979 Parade of Homes, represents more than $3 million. FRC's other duplex community of Pipers Ridge at The Highlands in Winter Springs also Is nearing sellout with only a few of the 34 units remaining. "The seven-month sellout of Sandalwood Village and our near sellout at Pipers Ridge is indicative of the fact that Orlando area home buyers are ready for alter. natives to the single-family home," says Burton A. Bines, president of FRC. 3 AppoInted By Cardinal David Holliday of Sweetwater Oaks and Fred Allegro of Maitland have been appointed to the sales department, of Cardinal Industries Inc., Sanford. Prior to joining Cardinal, Holliday was a regional vice president for the Piedmont Capital Corporation of phrey Bogart. Jose Ferrer. Based on the novel by Herman Wouk. A group of officers mutinies against their captain, (4)(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS claiming that he is mentally Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel' unstable. (2 Hrs. 25 Mins.) review "Heartbeat," Windows" and "The Runner Stumbles." SUNDAY. chologist Herb Goldberg, author of "Money Madness." (R) ($0 IIEE HAW Guests: Oak Ridge Boys. Chatty McCtain. (171)0 LA WRENCE WELK 8:00 0 @3 CHIPS Ponch and Jon enter a grueling off-road race, unaware that two mobsters plan to recover a cache of smuggled gold coins during the event. (15) 0 THE CHISHOLMS The Chisholms break away from the rest of the wagon train and turn south toward California. a) 0 ONE IN A MILLION Shirley and her chief antago. rth'C...hing, are brought cbss'øi. three protesters hand. cuff them together. 8:30 (1)0 THE ROPERS Stanley pays Jeffrey Brooke's nephew to take Jenny out, not realizing that the young man has outrageous plans for his date. MORNING 600 (5)0 THIS IS THE LIFE 1T2(17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:30 (5)0 THE LIVING WORD a) 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 (5)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO. SEUP 7:00 U (4) 'TWO'S COMPANY ($ 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (7.) 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI_ TION !21(17) JIMMY SWAGGART 7'30 0 (4) THE MORMONS () 0 FAITH FOR TODAY (Y1)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (H) (35) DR E.J. DANIELS (121(17) IT IS WRITTEN . 8:00 BAPTIST U @11 FIRST CHURCH () 0 REX HUMBARD CD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE AFTERNOON 12:00 (1) 0 BLACK AWARENESS (17) 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (10) ANOTHER VOICE a c030 12:30 MEET THE PRESS ç,j MINUTES (!) a DIRECTiONS The oper. ation of multi-national corporalions in third world ntions, prticularly Honduras, is examined. 4 (10) FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 0(4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISH. INC (15) 0 NBA BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAME The East Stars take on the West Stars in this annual contest broadcast live from Capital Centre in Landover. Maryland. a)0 DISCUSSION '80 student who accidentally becomes a "human computer" tries to escape the clutches of an underworld syndicate. (Part 2)(R) j0 an MINUTES (730 GALACTICA DISCOVERS EARTHAfter years of searching, the men of the Galactica locate Earth and embark on an exciting exploralion of the planet. (Part 2) (H)(35) FLIPPER "The Gulf Between" 8 (10) SONG BY SONG "Dorothy Fields" Millicent Martin, Marian Montgomery. David Kernan and Elaine Stritch perform the songs of lyricist Dorothy Fields and her many collaborators including Jerome Kern and Cy Coleman. @(17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (I 0) EDUCATIONAL PRO, GRAUMING i(17) MOVIE (cONVO) 8(10) WALL STREET WEEK "Computer Stocks: High Tech, High Growth" Guest: William Becklean. (R) 2:00 8:00 1:30 U@1,1 SPORTS AFIELD (730 TONY BROWN'S JOURHAL 5:00 6:25 4 6:45 8(10A.M. WEATHER 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 3:00 (1)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL FLORIDA 3q BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS ( (I 0) THE ADVOCATES (121(17)1 LOVE LUCY 7:00 TODAY (15)0 MORNING NEWS (113 0 GOOD MORNING - - 1. - - - I Gas Prices Continue Climb Skyrocketing gasoline prices will coat Florida motorists over $1.3 billion more In 1* than in 1979 and $2.3 billion more than in 197$, the Florida AAA Motorist magazine reports In the February Issue. The magazine said the estimated $ billion in 1990 cats to motorists was conservative because It did not predict future gasoline price hikes for the balance of the year and based Its projection only on the latest price flgwø gathered in the January AAA fuel gauge wv.y. The magazine also reported that while gasoline lazes was coming lnat about thename level as last year under the $ cent per gallon levy, the State Department of Transportation would be awash with a giut of funda today It a socalled 'pécentage of value" tax were operative over the last year. The magazine said lax collections would have been $117 million more than the 14*,371,90$ actually taken In during in if "per. ceatage of value" were on the books. . : * ' II)"/ i " t , chgook, now scouts for Sgt, ; t 111!1 11, I (7)0 ABC NEWS 0(10) ONCE UPON A Cl-ASSIC "The Leatherstocking Tales" Hawkeye and Chinga. Dunham, once again meet up with Le Renard, (Part 3 of 4) 7:00 0(4) DISNEY'S WONDER. PUt. WORLD "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes" A collage flicts plaguing a 13-ysar.old boy undergoing a religious cer. emony marking his transition into manhood. !ill 56001 Is •(4)(U0c730NEWS 0(17)MOVIE "SilverRiver" (1946) Errol Flynn, Ann Sharidin. A pompous and ssU.cen- -.0 . By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer If you have not been to a basketball game at Seminole Community College recently, you have been missing something other than basketball. A recently added half-time attraction Is such a showstopper that it may do for Coach Sterling's basketball games what the Dallas Cowgirls did for football. ,,LY life ONLY structors at SCC, came up with the idea to form a dance company where trained dancers could perform for the public. DNNff5 MR. $Is"[As0 I 1401 7............IsS,Is,, No. wwwwo fforeec... vientoAftes Owing O German Is Ex y ',": . ' ' NL ' s Makes CPR Cl055 '$1.99 1.99 : * '1.99 . , . ,.:, 11imo -I , '.'- i I)an ye instructor Joy Is ink IC s htt ws "Singing ill (he Itaiti tostunn' fur (lie ForthftlHIl)g Spr ing ( Out t'tt. ' -. - i,'. .' , German -_- " . IV , "L '' : ' .-, 1 ., 0 "-". -' - - . , ' .. .. - . . . .1 , ' ', . . '.' .. '- .' '.' ,'. . - . , ' . ..1' , ' W' • , . ' ' ', - of ow , • 'b .. . .. 7be public is invited to attend then presentations on a first cam - first serve basis. Cwtain tim is 8:0 pi~m in the -'!r' Cc'flege p'l,,e . ' . " . . Rome Hope peon ed1ee at her Buford home fw Betty Norwood from oniate German coffee pot with a d rip catcher over the spout, A copy of that article was sent to another Sanford woman was also living in Germany with her husband. But her experiences were so totally different she called The Herald as soon as she returned for a visit and wanted to tell her side of the story. Bill and Roina hope had lived in Sa nford for 19 years when hope's employer, Martin-Marietta, asked him if he would like to go to Germany where the company had a factory building the Pershing missile. "I'd never been any place but Ages Creek, Kentucky and Sanford, Florida," said Mrs. hope, but they decided to accept the offer and flew to Germany last February. 'l didn't know a living soul in Germany," Mrs. Hope said, nor did she speak the language. Her first "cultural shock" caine when they were put up in a hotel until they could find a place to live, "I looked around the room for the bathroom," she said, "but there wasn't one!" The bath was in another part of the hotel and was shared with several other rooms. Friends let the Hopes stay with them while they searched for an apartment. They could use some of the facilities at nearby Rhinemain Air For ce Base, near Frankf ur t, but t hey had to find their own housing. After three weeks of searching, the couple managed to locate n apartment in the farming community of Worfeldon. The landlord and his wife spoke no English and the Hopes spoke "not one word of German but with sign language and a lot of effort on both parts, managed to work out the details. The apartment had a tiny stove and refrigerator "about the size you'd find in a camper" said Mrs. Hope, and with no other furniture, they moved in, "We were there for three months without furniture," said Mrs. Hope, but they were able to buy some from an American (wnlly who was returning to the states. "I was used to modern conveniences like my microwave oven and dishwasher," said Mrs. Hope, "but when you go over there it's completely different." Despite these differences, Mrs. Hope said she tried to take it who N . "A Ilatful of Rain," achsduled' for Starch 14, and an evening of onsact playsbyArtlurKcpftonAprljlo4j, "Hatful of Rain," set In the 11901 In the New York Qty lower East Side, is diana built on adult experIenm lbs hero, John" Pope Jr. finds It Is dlMcvlt to cops with an passions and pathos of life. MY Last July the Evening Herald published a story about the wife of a serviceman who had just returned to Sanford after spending three years in Germany with her h usba nd, found n German) a hassle anii the " ' '4 - '-• '-%. . .. ' - TheSnolePtsyspring pre4asfl3ropsi 1'IJ - - s. a/ - 1. n--'', ean For Civi ians is P '. . Spring Productions Sot to w. Wells N.w4w - " . :- gINM I ' 44 " For further Information, call the Office of Cornmw'lty Services at Seminole Community College 332-1410, ext 301. . - u' fee WNNm __-___ in stride and to treat it as an experience. an See GERMANY, Page ZC i4~ 11- V , 16 S IN# 4.t. - F~ IVI-1= . ''. 4iI!,)i,L .. k A . 1'-c .A 'A 1M!" .*. EE ' - 'r 11 - • • " The Office of Community Services at Seminole Cornmunity College Is offering a class In a revolutionary lifesaving technique, "Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation" (CPR). The course teaches combined t.dvdquas of mouthto-mouth resuscitation and external cardiac 'nanuge. Class wW meet from 6 to 10:00 pin, on Reb. 11 and Feb. 13 Enrollment is llmited to ll people, with a$ registration TCWPGWWLLn ...comlng Februaty , '. - . m. •. .' u . Tom Owing,, a senior at Maryville College from Fern Park, has been named to the Dean's List at the College for the fail term. Students achlevinga3.25 or better grade point list. average for the term are named 10 : No. 21.......... ' Fellowship And Friends Missed Christian The West Virginia Social Club will hold Its first covered year Sunday,Feb. we uen.ary UIW lish soda naIl, beginning at 1 p.m. wi th registration. : No.1 I "We had good dancers who wanted to perform, but they had no where to go." West Virginians To Meet LUNCNEON .5 .~ -,_ f, to perform. Sharon Beder lives In Cusselberry and attends the two rehearsals the company holds each week plus two other dance classes. She said she has been dancing seriously for 18 months and' "plans to be a dancer." One side effect to dancing is Its ability to trim off unwanted fat. Robin llouldsworth is it Longwood mother who finds dancing is "one way to lose weight without having to kill yourself." Kathy Pezold teaches school in Sanford and has been dancing for 8 years. In addition to being a member of the dance .'oxnpany, she is taking ballet lessons, just for the enjoyment she gets out of dancing. "It's fun," site said. Besides being talented dancers, the jazz company are also a good looking group of ladies. Mrs. Hinkle [eels the deal imageafor a group of this nature is to have dancers who "nice figures and who are attractive, as well as having the ability to dance. And See DANCERS, Page 3C Mr& Hinkle, who has been dancing 25 of tier 31 years. to better acquaint ." '"W %-~ %*,~*., they all love to dance and are glad to have the chance on its feet yelling for encores, The jazz dancers did an "I Got Rhythm" number from "Ethel Merman's Disco Album" and gave the public one of its first looks at a newly formed dance company, Ranging In ages from 18 to 37, they are part of the Seminole Community College Dance Company, which, in addition to the jazz dancers, also has a ballet and modern dance contingent. Beatrix Aldana and Joy Hinkle, two dance in- questions on the care of roses during this week twice daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. ' I 7' - ' N'A X.- Auditions were held last October and judges from Gainesville and Daytona Beach were invited to help with the selection of dancers, said Mrs. Hinkle. "All have danced at least a 'ear," she said, and several of the girls were previôuii'members of the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, Some of the dancers are students, others are emplayed, and some are housewives and mothers, but As the players left the court at a recent game, the lights dimmed and a dozen attractive dancers dressed in sequins and skin-tight black pants strutted out and did a hot, two-minute Jazz routine that had the crowd The gardens vice president of Horticulture, Bob Kundtz, along with his staff, will host brief lectures on rosies from Feb. I I to 15 In the Gardens of the World rossiection near the Southern Mansion, These experts will answer various 7136 " * I' , SWALS IIId.MNN Mduy ki u.k 1-21 " .,.., " tired gambler sims humility . Dancers Hit Court To Jan Up Games , A salute totheflower symbolizing love, friendship and peace highlights the second annual Rose Festival at Florida Cypress Gardens, Feb. 1-29. . . =1 1100 . Rose Festival In Progress :07I11 P.M. ONLY ez 1' ' _ ' secretaries with their duties and responsibilities. IfJIIO wwwwo (2)(17)RuFFp$ou$E Highway Building Tag Rises Florida's highway construction coMa soared In 117$, enng the calendar year with atom breaking 11412" cuiupid with the 1197 bess of 66190." lids means that $191 would purchase In highway constructisa In 1197 now coma 0411 construction cost Index bus doubled In lbo peat ftv. years, according to Florida Departmu't of 1atepnrtaUos H,Iphig to account for the 11,7 percent fourth quarter boise over third quarlar figures were a 17.4 percent inoese In the cost of s.lhwork a major (aeti' In highway ouustnKtiem; a 12.4 percent Increase inth. cat ofreüiorcedatesi,andsl0,$p Ill, ciulIn. cmssin bltsmilnoua concrete coat. Got Rhythm' ' Supreme Secretary and Donald H. Ross, assistant c troller. Purpose of the - Hinkle leads S('(' I)ance Company in rehearsal. ' Robert Giordano, secretary of Cauelberry Moose Lodge No:2063, will attend the Moose Administration School to be held at the Atlanta Airport in Hapeville, Ga. on Feb. 9.10. Servi as inshwtors, will be William A. Davis, Deputy WNOI1IAMTII3PM 'a.. w I 1 ill i il, , Joy Member To Attend School [RI LIZ .. beginning Feb. 5. This class will meet twice weekly, Tuesday and Thursday for both morning and evening sessions, The monthly cost Is $10. Classes are open to all ages. Interested persons may call 6444528. - UNDAY Nttsi'i YMCA Campaign Underway .... .... The Goldenrod Civic Club has announced the sponsorship ' of an exercise class to be held in the Goldenrod Civic Fanter • .- H,'raicl Photo by Torn Exercise ClassTo open El FW ANDREA . the college. . ft" games what the did for football. 26 and 27. Eligibility for taking the tests must be completed by Feb. 15. GED Test Orientation will be held on Feb. 21, at 4 p.m. Students qualified to take the tests are encouraged to attend this class on "How to Take and Pass the GED Exams," For more information on GED's free study program, rail ' W! 001 '100 CIN' AMt SOisi'!" . ' The GED tests leading to a Florida high school diploma ll offered Seminole l a L&M basketball . Dallas Cowgirls GED Tests Scheduled • OR1O PUT IT /J) '".-' 7 Z Seminole, Volusia and Osceola Counties. Anyone interested in joining the Y should call or drop by their local YMCA Smith Veep At Continental fJf'i(1", iii I . 4 , • LY . , . (10) PAVAROTTI AT JUIL. skilled surgeon (Joanna CassI. UAAD World-renowned tenor dy) he has fallen In love with is (1)0 CU NEWS Luciano Pavarotti teaches an ex-hooker. 1100 young performers the fine 24(10)FAWLTYTOWERS points otan exacting Art at the l2)(17) WINSTON CHURCH. @3g THE PRICE mpJnJ4'r Juilliard Opera School in New 1W THE VALIANT YEARS (7)0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY York City. "Be Sure You Win" The Burma (N) (1])(17)WRESTU$G offensive begins. 6:30 10.30 •(7)WHEELOFFORTUNE •(IJ NBC Pffw$ (1])(35)PT1.Cws CE) SFAM$I.YFEUO (ED THE SAXTERS "The (1O) AR MITZVAH BOY 11:55 Right To Die" The internal and external con- Coacn Sterling s .' p.m. All nine branches of the Central Florida YMCA will begin their 1980 Membership Campaign with a kick-off at B a.m., Tuesday at the Church 'Street ('ho-Banquet Room in downtown Orlando. Campaign Chairman Pete Denmark will preside over the .ceedings which will include worker training sessions, campaign plans and goals, and entertainment for the expected 160 volunteers, The Sustaining and active memlrs1ilp drive *lllhIëIp support the many varied programs and activities the Central Florida Y offers to all members of Orange, Real Estate Classes Open FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen ____________________ - . at H e nry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum will observe "Sanford Founder's Day" Friday, Feb. 8, at 1:30 p.m., with a program taking place at the east end of Fort Mellon Park. The public is invited, • directors of Sun Bank of Volusia County, Sun First National Bank of Brevard County and Sun Bank of Seminole. Last November, Barnes, who is vice-chairman of the board of Sun First National Bank of Orlando, was elected to the additional position of senior vice president of Sun Banks of Florida, Inc., the parent holding company. He also serves on the board for Sun Bank o(Osceola County. His November electIon was the result of a major organizational plan adopted by Sun Banks of Florida in order to meet the expected economic growth of Florida In the decade ahead. may do for ''_ The 3:30 AMERICA U(4') BOB HOPE'S OVER0 (14) COLLEGE BASKET. (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) SEAS CHRISTMAS TOURS BALL Louisville at St. John's (J]) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. (1]) (35) (12) (17) THE FLINTThe holiday trips taken annualAND THE IMPOSSIBLES STONES (17.3 0 THE SUPERSTARS Florida and specialized in financial planning. Allegro by by the veteran performer and Coverage of the third of the 8 (I 0) SESAME STREET 8:30 8 (1 0) VILLA At.EGRE (R) 9:00 his various troupes of guest Is a former account executive with E.F. Hutton. men's preliminary rounds from THE THREE (12) (17) SUNDAY MASS @3 4:00 0 @1) BJ AND THE BEAR stars between the years 1941 Freeport in the Bahamas STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. Edward Sullivan, formerly with Gulf Oil Real Estate (130 ORAL ROBERTS THE BRADY BUNCH 0(4) 8.1's chimp is kidnapped by a and 1972 are reviewed; leaCALS (H) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS3:15 Development Corporation, Orlando, has been named '-------'(FOBEWlTCHED _pet theft ring that sells animals '-OYCATS ... INTERNATIONAL 'lured purlormers include 0 director of site planning for Cardinal. to laboratories for experia) 0 MERV GRIFFIN CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live Ginger Rogers, Betty Grable, 9:00 0(4') TODAY IN FLORIDA ments, ()J) (35) WOODY WOODPECKMarilyn Monroe, Judy Garland coverage of the 15-round W6C ER AND FRIENDS (173 0 GOOD MORNING 0 t OUTLOOK (1) 0 CBS MOVIE "The and the Village People. (Part 1) Super Bantamweight cham. FLORIDA 8( 10) SESAME STREET Driver" (1978) Ryan O'Neal, (5111 0 SUNDAY MORNING ARCHIE BUNKER'S 0 pionship bout between Wilfret121(17)SPECTREMAN Bruce Dern. A professional get(173 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE PLACE Archie's pals are 7:30 There are still openings in the Real Estate I classes do Gomez and Ruben Valdez, TOO Guests: Marilu Henner, away driver Is the target of an unbelieving when Sammy Davis H @3 TODAY 4:30 fom Las Vegas, Nevada. at Seminole Community College. The classes are from author Ruth Beebe Hill, car obsesse d police detective, Jr. accepts Archie's invitation (11) 0 GOOD MORNING B @3 EMERGENCY ONEI 7- 10 p.m., Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and customizer George Barns, CD 0 LOVE BOAT Captain 3:30 to visit the bar, AMERICA (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Roger and Roger.(R) Stubing's womanizing twin Thursday. "Real Estate I Salesperson" is a Florida (1$) 0 BING CROSBY AND (1)0 TENSPEED 1111(35)BULLWINKLE (ED (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 9:30 brothur meets a wealthy lady, NATIONAL PRO-AM GOLF Real Estate Commission mandatory program for BROWN SHOE Tenspeed and8: FRIENDS 00 while a widow (Florence 0 @3 GOSPEL SINGING TOURNAMENT The final Brown Shoe try to locate a Individuals seeking to take the Florida Real Estate (12)(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO JUBILEE Hooderson) trios to mold a tel. round of this pro-celebrity missing girl who Is the key to a Salesperson examination. The course will cover the J (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 5:00 low passenger (James Broder. U(35) WOODY WOODPECK. tournament is presented live deadly plot involving top Los principles, practices, and Florida law pertaining to (1) 0 HOGAN'8 HEROES ER AND FRIENDS ick) into her husband's image. .8:25 from Pebble Beach Golf Links Angeles gangsters. real estate sales. Registration fee is $50. (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY 8 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY in Pebble Beach, California. 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA l000 (24( 10) MISTER ROGERS(R) There are also openings in the 14-hour poet. (7) 0 GOOD MORNING 0(4) PRIME TIME SATUR. (A) (24 (10) RAY CHARLES' AT (5)G ONE DAY AT A TIME (I 7) MY THREE SONS FLORIDA 02) MONTREUX DAY Sandy Gilmour reports registration classes. 10:00 Ann faces an empty nest when on Swindlers selling fake cornRegistration fee for the 14-hour poet-registration 530 8 @3 ARCHIE CAMPBELL 8:30 400 Max and Julie move to Hous. modity contracts via telephone. 0(4) NEWS classes is $10. For more information about courses call CD0 KIDSWORLO (4.) TODAY 0(4) MOVIE "The Brother. ton and Barbara decides to live (730 FANTASY ISLAND A (FOM'ASH (1111(35) PORKYPIG AND hood" (C) (1968) Kirk Douglas, on campus. (7)0 GOOD MORNING 323-1450, ext-325 or 843.7001, ext. 325 (Winter Park). For female doctor is transformed FRIENDS 1730 ALL IN THE FAMILY AMERICA Alex Cord, When two brothers (Ii) (35) JERRY FALWELL registration information call 323-1450, ext.377 or 843into an exotic but violent beau. 10.30 (11) (35) KUNG FU (11) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO become enemies because of 71, ext. M. ty, and a professor finds 900 0(4) MOVIE "Fade In" (C) 0(10) 3.2.1CONTACT 0(10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. Mafia conflicts one flees to Aphrodite (Brill Ekland), the (5.) 0 ALICE Mel is thrilled (1968) Burt Reynolds, Barbara 021(17)1 CREAM OF JEANNIE Sicily. (2 Hrs.) flY GARDEN Greek goddess of love. when his mother (Martha Reye) Loden, A man accustomed to (1211(17) MOVIE "Mr. Scout(17) ROMPER ROOM 11:00 announces her decision to many shallow romantic conmaster" (1953) Clifton Webb, 900 remarry until he learns that the (4) (530 (71) 0 NEWS quests discovers a true soulEdmund Gwenn. A TV writer W.J. "Red" Smith has been named a vice president (7) DONAHUE prospective groom is (111) (35) MOVIE "The Sand younger mate in a lovely film editor who becomes a scoutmaster in (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS of Continental Resources Co. (CRC). Announcement of than he is. Pebbles" (C) (1966) Steve gets him a job with a movie order to perfect his approach McQueen. Richard Crenna. An MOVIE Smith's promotion was made by Kenneth 'L Lay, a) "Telefon" company, (2 Hrs.) to a breakfast food-sponsored (11) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER American expatriate is forced (1977) Charles Bronson, L'ee President of CRC. annie (5) 0 THE LAW AND YOU children's show. 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY to take a stand when the gun. Remick. The KGB's top agent FIRST BAPTIST ALL SEATs 990 (7) Q Smith Is also executive vice president of Florida Gas boat he is on is held under 4:30 is sent to America to stop a CHURCH Transmission Co., the natural gas pipeline subsidiary 0(17) LUCY SNOW siege. (2 Hrs.) PlAZA I 0 WIDE WORLD OF defector from triggering fitly 11:00 of Continental Resources. He joined the company in SPORTS Larry Holmes takes human time bombs planted 11:30 (1)0 SPECTRUM 9:30 1951 as a sales engineer and subsequently held on Lorenzo Zenon in a 154P.OUI] during the Cold War and never (4) SATURDAY NIGHT (11) 35) THE JE0NS (Li) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR ,WlTW round bou t for the WBC World do-activated. positions as manager of gas sales, and vice president of LIVE Host: Peter Boyle, 0(10) ED 1'IONAL. pRO11:30 PI.YINS Heavyweight Championship, Guests: Al Jarreau, the Mime sales He was named senior vice president of Florida TAIL p30 GRAMMING ____________ 0 FACE THE NATION ive from Las Vegas. Duo, (A) CD LPLAZA gas transmission in 1976 and executive vice president (IJØ SILL DANCE OUT. I THE JEFFERSONS 0 EVENING (530 MOVIE "Walking Tall" oos George goes into hysterics in 1977. ThE FIM PROM 10:00 (C) (1973) Joe Don Baker, Elizaims 9(35) MOVIE "Buck Priwhen, right after attending a Mr. Smith is a graduate of Texas MM University, 8 () CARD SHARKS abeth Hartman. Sheriff Buford vales Come Home" (81W) natural childbirth class with 35 (U) () ( P11 CUJS 600 where he earned a B.S. degree In electrical Puuer wages a one-man cam(1947) Abbott and Costello, Jenny, she goes into labor. (12) 17) MOVIE 0(43(51)0(7)0 NEWS engineering. paign to clean up his Tennes. Tom Brown. Two soldiers 011 (35)JIMMY SWAGGART (1111(35) BIONIC WOMAN see town. (2 Hr..) 10:30 return from the Army with a Jaime seeks to befriend the 10,00 (71)0 MOVIE "The Caine (4) HO LLY W O OD souvenir, a little orphan girl. (1 withdrawn daughter of a VietIrus. aDlil, (1)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. SQtJAflf$ Mutiny" (8/W) (1954) Hum1/2 Hrs.) nam war vol who hasn't spoken Dr.' Riverside ii shocked to (1)0WHEW Clifford Hames has been elected to the board of since her mother's death. learn that the beautiful and Show-stopper Sanford Founder's Day Set HOTEL 6:55 . -. The plaque is in dedication of the first school lunchroom in Seminole County which the club built, equipped and staffed in 1921. The public Is invited to attend the dedication, 5 2:30 0 ANOTHER WORLD 5)0 GUIDING LIGHT (11) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 02J(17) THE GIGGLESNORT (110 ED ALLEN 0 (17) NEWS Hames On Sun Bank Board Grammar School on 7th Street, between Myrtle 2:25 12(17)NEWS Ø(14) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 . ' The Woman's Club of Sanford Is sponsoring the dedication of a plaque Wednesday, at 4 p.m., at the Sanford - 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 ) (.4) THE DOCTORS CD 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (H) (35) GONER PILE 6:05 (!2)(17) WORLD AT LARGE IIII&YW 4_M7;UVdJd1I ___ 1:30 6:00 'j ?"; First School Lunchroom RESTLESS (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN (H) (35)35 LIVE 0(4) EARLY DAY (5)0 HEALTH FIELD (Jr-)0 HOT DOG __ . . ...;I _';~,.~.. . fl() DAYS OF OUR LIVES (51)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 5:35 IM (I 7) WORLD AT LARGE . Plaque To Dedicate. County's 1:00 o SUNRISE SEMESTER sd- ''BriefIy 12:30 8NEWS (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR" ROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE I2)(17)MOVIE CD 0 THE FBI 5:30 Sunday, Feb. 3,1980--IC a 'Loving You" .(1957) Elvis Presley, Lizabeth Scott, A small-town singer undergoes a drastic change In lifestyle when he becomes an overnight sensation. (R) MORNING 7:30 al (35) FLORIDA: FRONT PAGE U(17)MOVIE "The 30-Foot Bride Of Candy Rock" (1959) Lou Costello, Dorothy Provine. A young man tinkers with once until he manages to transform his girlfriend's size to mammoth proportions. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 12:00 0 (1 CHAIN REACTION j (.7)0 NEWS IjIl (35)1 LOVE iucv ()fl THE AVENGERS 121(17)WRESTLING 6:30 0 (A1) NBC NEWS 5) 0 (173 0 NEWS 7:00 0 .4) DONAHUE Guest: psy. AFTERNOON 11:30 0 f,1J NBC LATE MOVIE - tllJ (35) BIONIC WOMAN Jaime goes undercover as a tutor to a prince to safeguard the youth's father from assas sins. (24 (10) V.1. PEOPLE OURSELVES 12 (1 7) NEWS and compassion when he watches a dear friend slowly dying. '.. ,~W .- ;A , 1, ii T ni ~_Ril i i ~~i-~ 11 11 - 1 .a..r c, q '. 4._, t.r, . - -. .. . - . ,_ • - �I - • - '. - - . - . . . . -. I b• I I I X— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ------------- . In And Around Lake Mary - Area Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Cash of Hanover, Wis., and Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet M t Randy Middleton Torbett son of Mrs Jan McClungof Sanford and Kenneth S Torbett of Boca Raton. To " Born in Janesville, Wis., the bride-elect is a 1976 graduate of Beloit High School, Beloit, Wis. She is empioyed at National Cash Register Corp, Lake Mary. ' -- - - '. ., l J ' '' Her fiance, who was born in Norfolk, Va., is the gran d' uui son of Mrs Margaret Carle o Las Vegas, Nev., and Mrs Vivian Torbett of Richmond, Va. Torbett attended the American International School, New Delhi, India, Seminole County schools and was graduated in 1970 from high school in Albuquerque, N.M., where he also attended the university there. / I I He received an A.A. degree from Rollins College, Winter Park, where he is also a senior working toward a B.S. degree in criminal justice. He is self-employed and plans to attend University of Florida Law School in the fall. '' . . - -- The wedding will be an event of April 12, at All Souls Catholic Church. Sanford. lANET CASH. RANDY TORBETT :.-. r ' I': •, - . — Come One, Come All Barbecue Chicken Feast Cash-Torbett .5- VI •. In conjunction with the Arts mentions in each categor) and Crafts show they held a will also be awarded cast recipe contest in the fcllowing prizes. PHA five categories Including the _.. HUGHES Some of the articles main ingredient, cranberries: • Like Mary Relishes, sauces, and Chut- displayed at the Woman's CorrespoDdent neys, breads and muffins, Club Arts Show were from 3Z31111 • warm weather recipes, residents of the Forest. .k Mrs. Claudia Hoffman desserts and drinks and The committee in h showed a veryattractive punches has been working hard d, comby Judging making d=er(d on hand help our Volunteer Fire Dept d I :=a Joan preparations,O Shepherd and the first place a very elegant cream color , anything, hoping for a very In the Lake Mary Woman s whiners in the listed (She made two). l8 k successful f money Mrs Connie Dailey disproject to cover the fire Club Arts and Crafts Show categories were Kathleen report, the following winners Westendorf, Kat Noel and played her carving scul. department needs. Betty Lindmeier (Betty won ptures, one entitled "mother Place your calls for tickets, were inadverently omitted. three and the baby" made of pure in place first take-out and delivery orders Macrame, Mabel Osborne, mahogany, an clay categories. by calling Bonnie Olvera, 323- first: Carol Larson, second; rn Group Work, the club Their recipes will be en- figure and tee ay cast 73(16 tered by the club in the plaster Tickets I adults are 75 members, first. Mrs. Pearl H. P 1 had Also therein: correction in nationwide competition which two water color and children, $1.50. The one Dolls. Gwenne Butler won will take place in New York barbecue childen dinner will second place. rtrait, "Eyes of Araby" City in April. Recipes will be 8 Po include baked beans, cole a still life. The blue ribbon winners judged on the basis of and Mrs. slaw, hot rolls and butter, so, Bonnie Morrison for a delicious "finger lickin' (first place) will be entered in creativity, taste, appearance displayed a "Fun Quilt" barbecue chicken" come to the District 7 Arts Festival and clarity of the recipe in- bedtad, made with hand which will take place Fe the Lake Mary fire hall. --9tu&k-d squares with a family At the national level, first, motif or family affeir. Also as a supplement to at Pinecastle, Orlando. The Woman's Club Ls also second and third place cash Everybody was included in your dinner you can have dessert too at the fire hail. seeking honors in a nation- prizes will be awarded in each the squares - six children, The Lake Mary Woman's wide Cranberry Recipe of the five categories to the mom and dad, two dogs and a winning club members, with cat and three states where Club will hold a bake sale at contest sponsored by Ocean the same time. The goodies Spray Cranberries, Inc. front corresponding cash awards, they lived. It was very pretty will include cakes, cupcakes, New York in cooperation with presented to the winners and different. brownies and cookies. So let's the Woman's Club Service sponsoring clubs. Five national and club honorable make this a big success and Bureau. Hasta la vista. A reminder to residents not only of Lake Mary but surrounding areas about the upcoming Volunteer Fire Dept. chicken barbecue this will take place Saturday, Feb. 9, starting at 12:30 p.m. at the fire hail. ...Germany — , .-- - , " A VINCENT ERIC ROSS MARCUS VICTOR NUTT PlaffRoss k1khalowski,Nutt Mrs. Virginia Michalowski of 405 S. Sunland Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Piatt Sr., 275 Howard Blvd., Sanford, announces ft engagement of her daughter, Virginia, to Marcus Victor Nutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Nutt of Court Street, Enterprise. Longwood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Carol, to Vincent Eric Ross, son of Mrs. Shirley Lowe of St. Cloud, and the late Mr. Jack Ross. Born in Meriden, Conn., the bride-olect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Arlene Mabee and the late Oniri Mabee of London Ontario, Canada. Federal Savings & Low Association of Mid-Florida. Her fiance, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mrs. Ethel Ricketts and the Late Rev. John W. Ricketts of Binningham, Ala., and Mrs. Irma (Jewel) Nutt and the lateClydeW Nutt of Sanford He isa graduate of DeLand High School, and Is employed by Auto-Trikin Inc. 19$0 at The wedding willbe an evet of p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church of DeBary. - • ' • . - s" v5000FF ON OUR 12.95 PERSONALITY 'r A IT PORTRAIT $ Abby '. ____ - . r -•. ZEIMABOI)ZIN ( I - 4J ,- ," I I I"13 'rn • -. 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S 1m CIcs ugh I $ compiling a book which memories from our parents, first 0 yews of threarlesed I S *1 -. 0800's, (3) 5X7's, (15) Wallets, (4) Charms NO MOVATION NKMANY. N UNLY FOR BIST SUTS. I waft anniversary of Ili* - : __________________________________________________ D.1d ____ A TeestmsitSr CIVb Is bslsg I.rmsd 9. ssrvs $.s,1..4N.r*1.mk*Is&kV*VSIWSII. I I - p0tOrN - NOW to sew Wmes &W collars easily Now to OW pl%unw k1tims - sew own 401CM1 - Saw momil OW M"Y 0M "tWl to " nd fm in min. Loom OFF __ Ice A.. -. FITTING CLINIC FW Zales makes sure every moment is right with a fine collection of Seiko watches! " - ''- ,'.., PATTERN Someday all watches will be made this way. " - a ASK von RAN PAW I — PACKAGE 4 TERN FITTING inr 11.5 AT 322-Mi FOR 011TAILS BRING THIS COUPON FOR "-I-, 0 r.g.rdiig — E SAVING PLACE Not G16 fts -, offolA DUMB 0 mormes ____ inelt in your inouth" sanples of it were passed around for all to enjoy. Recipes of the shortbread were sold to the club members. F • Me 322-3313 F The artist in IX, Mendoza was evident when lie spoke about his philosophy of life. He explained that life is short when you count the days, so each person should decide what to do with his life and make it the best he can. all. We're lucky to have '78" with 30 to 40 singers and stagnant, my pupils become modern dancers. 'I'hey each dancers including the Ron stagnant," she said. "I can't provide their own costurnes them." In addition to directing the Daniel Dancers from Miami. let the learning process die." for their routines and Mrs. I f4119 U U -II Watching her in a dance Hinkle provides thr jazz dancers, Mrs. Hinkle Later in 1978 she moved back teaches 12 jazz dancing to Seminole county and class or at a rehearsal, it choreography and the firill classes each week at the contacted the college about would be hard to imagine her hand needed to shape a dozen ever becoming stagnant. She individual dancers into a well. college through the Leisure teaching jazz dancing. At the time, few people Is 103-pound bundle of energy trained dance company. Time Program. She will also be teaching an accredited knew much about jazz dan- constantly moving, demon. course for physical education cing or the mechanics in- strating, correcting and This is tier environment and DEAR ABBY: My wife and an 400 praising voived, but now more th he r da ncers, while she is doing what she does and for drama students. I will be married 40 years I Infecting them wi th her own best. "I want to keep teaching ople have been through o ne Mrs. Hinkle started da ng pe nci soon and plan to give a dinner Dear SCC. enthusiasm for dance. until I can't stand up," site lessons at age six in Orlando or mom of her courses at pa rty to celebrate this joyous As a student herself, Mrs. at the Royal School of dance. The jazz dancers are said. "hopefully that won't be occasion "I took everything: she said, Hinkle wants to keep up with working on a "Singing in the until I'm Wyears-old." Our family and most of our acrobatics, tap, ba llet, jazz I i d' I friends are aware that this and Pointe wor k" u • v:vM, EVERYTHING YOU'VE will be out 40th weddi ng anAt 19 she moved to niversary, but we positively Lakeland and studied at the • ALWAYS WANTED TO do not want Any gifts! Mary Faraday Dance Studio • ' KNOW ABOUT PAT I and performed in "Hello • You once stated in your • jr" with them, and AND ,_ ,, I • y" wi Doll th th e Lakeland column that it was improper have shared Theater, and • to indicate, "No gifts, return it to us by April 25. We Little WERE AFRAID th vi ng believe at lo • memories "Oklahoma" at Florida 1 invi tion. ta please," on an TO College. later you not only reverse they have shared with you, friends, would be the In 1V72 she moved back to U youself but offered some their os gift they could Clb m t treasured . I and studied at I excellen t alterna tives. Wha t receive; . therefore, we the School of Performing I CNICAGO. were they? KANSAS CITY INQUIRY request that no other gift be Arts. Shortly after that she I said she "got married and I "SION, DEAR LC.: I have stated ATIANTA, pregnant" and stopped I many *es that any mention MIAMI Get the facts about love, dancing for several years I whatsoeier of gifts was Imroomws hW sex, drugs and growing up in while she helped her husband I N in an invitation. This 1.01 To Attew Abby's new booklet: "What with his construction e forthright " No Teenagers Ought to Know." business. ofas Well as the ft Too. I ' Send $2 and a long, stamped Dancing proved to be too U n my taste CU NOW w1a (2$ cents), self-addressed en- much a t other life to ye preemeat's b. suggestion that cash Is velope to Abby, 132 Luky up completely, so she m)ved "W To r4M del g 1 i to any I other type of Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. to Jacksonville and taught 110011119" - we gift. NO "" 90212. jazz dancing at the Cen., ow Tow"I As ATTEND ONE 2% HOUR CLINIC Many. sent sample In111 r" CIA FOR ONLY 4Oo U I ltaU.sa In which gifts were / w PROFESSIONAL DESIGN COP4SULTANT I I Del.w are two mo T 0 019c"Me ON" WOM 0 1AWWWW L"VIN , Equis, developed during the By NELL LEE Herald Correspondent • Continued From Page IC Dance. She produced a new steps, techniques and Rain" number for a Spring they seem to have them variety show called "Disco music. "If my skills become concert with the ballet and 0 The u hors.. or Vernon Harrison. Cou eWants ...Dancers Hit Court To Jazz Games SEIKO -. Clubwomen showing their first place winners are. from left, Mrs. Julian Is. Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Cain. Mrs. Robert Rrisson. Mrs. Fort Poole and Mrs. The Arts Department of the Woman's Club of Sanford held its annual art festival at the club house Following • the aroma of hit l the d't.iiionstrations -Wednesda luncheon quickly led the women through tile De Mendois spoke about his feeling for sculp. food line and to the luncheon tal)les. Mrs. Estell- Davis was the chairman. Serving on ' turing wood and about working with other her committee were Mrs. Percy Mercer, Mrs. • - / • flru' ti W W. t. Mrs. Kelly asUchairman wh nt to. Charles Steenworth, Mrs. Raymon Schmitt, Mrs. materials, such as stone. He said wood is warni Robert Brisson, Mrs. Robert S. Brown, Mrs. Paul and has a feeling of life, lie spends much time urn. uon. w omt.n norlung with her were Mrs. . ' Cain,Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Mrs. If. W , ', • Piety, Mr. Art Brown, Mrs. Frank Campbell and practicing on wood to develop new techniques and Goodspeed, Mrs. J. E. Gradick Sr., Mrs. Roger makes many of his own tools. Mrs. Leo King. - • Harris, Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. John De Mendoza has entered the world championship I'llollipson. The handmade iterns were all displayed in an of sculpturing. Ile spoke of the strict regulations for Interesting and eye-catching array around the large A drawing for several door prizes dor.,ited to the this type entry and of the stiff competition. meeting room and across the stage. club front some of the businesses in Sanford The assignment of judging this outstanding show - ;• The third demonstration was on sour (tough rolls followed lunch. $• .-.•• -' s delegated to Mrs. Jo An Milson, Mrs. Mildred and short bread. Mrs. Walter Gielow, Mrs. Robert -. • ..heclub's Babcock and Mrs Beverly I3rasher. Karns and Mrs II Miade Cooper %%orkt(I together / District Vil Director of tile Florida(,mddens ration of • Mrs. Caroline Holtzclaw from Milady's Fabric on the sour (tough rolls.'Iliey went througha step by Wonlen's Clubs, and tier guest. Mrs. Primrose and Craft Shoppe in Downtown Sanford gave a • . ( step demonstration making the bread in the Hannon of Orlando attending the art festiril demonstration on assembling permanent flowers presence of tile members gathI around thein at The blue ribbon winners of the show were as and arrangements. Many of the members were a long, table. A awed by the natural look of a potted hydrangea and The smells of the fresh dough and the taste of the follows: Mrs. Julian P. Wilson, macrame for her 'A some of her camelliM she displayed. hot rolls made the club members eager to buy a purse; Mrs. Ihomas Cain, Knitting, for her sweater; Mrs. Robert Brisson, painting, for her oil 'ri.e next demonstration was A one sour dough starter with the red and II Daniel by painting; Mrs. Fort Poole, needlepoint, her w.ill package &vienuoza,a master oI wood sculpture wIIodescribed hanging; M VernonHarrison,Ill for h't rag Mrs. Hugh Pain shows her blue ribbon winner In the miscellaneous category his display and explained his technique of wood Mrs. Lourine Messinger denionstrated the doll; Mrs. S. W. Fleming, China painting, for her — a wall hanging of felt appliques, carving, making of the shortbread and "honest to goodness, China plate; Mrs. Leo King, ceramics, for her ceramic clown; Mrs. Ramon Schmitt, quilting, for her quilt; Mrs. Melba Cooper, tole and decorative ware, for her tray; and Mrs. Anne Larson, crocheting, for tier afghan. - 100 V Tom vinc@nl - : • a group -f 4 Clubwomen Have Annual Festival rigid to your living room. Concert Pianist Min Zelma Bodzin will be performing a solo recital at Seminole Community College's Fine Arts building auditoiriurn on Tumday,Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Admission is tree. 1* mar M 06- . . Herald Photos by Displaying (heir blue ribbons entries are, from left. Mrs. S. W. Fleming, Mrs. Leo King, Mrs. Ravinon Schmitt, Mrs. Meade Cooper and Mrs. Anne Larson. We'11 bring the best sale in town third appearance at Seminole CMMI Collese. Her proprarn will include sonatas by Haydn and of four Schubert, etudes, a nd the Schuma nn "Phantasle." .• " NMI DECORATING DEN - . . • ,' ..• • L . . ' '.•, The wedding will be an event of April 12, at 2 p.m., at the Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. - • • - PHILIPS - . •. . - • _____________________________________________________________________________ Pian o Rmital • I ____ Her fiance, who was born in Orlando, is the grandson of Larwence Marchand, Orlando. He is a 1979 graduate of Oviedo High School and is employed as a production leader for Burger King. .- •. ALTAMONTE NIALL .- . .••• • -. Mrs. Hope said she kept busy while her husband was working by going for bike rides, taking German lessons and She did realize thaphe language barrier would definitely be classes that were offered on the base and even a parttime job a problem if she let ft. "Either you speak the language or you in a local factory. She attended church even though someone really suffer," she said. Her landlady was helpful and Mrs. had to translate every single word. She is teaching her elderly Hope found herself listening to her very carefully and trying to landlady English while she learns German. Now her landlady learn at least one German word each day. can "speak English with a hillbilly accent" Mrs. Hope felt that as long as they were planning to live in Mrs. Hope said she laughs over mistakes she has made with Germany for several years they should learn the language and the language, recalling how her phrase for "good night" came the German customs. out sounding like the German words for "no clothes." "The Germans are very immaculate," said Mrs. Hope. She People seem to appreciate she is willing to try though. 1f said she saw no slums and the people keep things very clean. A you try to speak their language — even two words — they get a person is responsible for the condition of the street in front of big smile on their face and say, 'sehr gut' (very good)." their homes, she said, so "every morning they go out and Mrs. Hope came back to Sanford a few weeks ago for a visit actually sweep the streets, and remove all trash and garbage, and is staying with Bob and Betty Norwood at their home on She said she could see problem with some Americans who Beth Drive. She wanted to see her son, Mike U " ii held loud eased their s. ' Mrs. Hope felt it was a person's attitude that determined While the Hopes plan to five in Germany and make the best whether they enjoyed the country or not. Many Americans go of it for a number of years, they do miss some things back I to a foreign country and live on the base, seeing nothing but home "1 go to First Assembly (of God) In Sanford," said Mrs. other Americans. The ..y,shop on the ban and never try to make Hope and while she does attend church in Germany, It Is nmot friends with the local people or learn the languagi. "As long as the same as the one at home. they stay in their own little world, I can we how they may think "Christian fellowship Is what I ffdM and my friends."— Germany's miserable," she added. TOM NETSEL Born in Winter Park, the bride-elect Is the grandlaughter of Mrs. Minnie Tucker of Orlando. She attended Lyman High School and is attending Seminole Community College. She is employed by Giles, Hedrick & Robinson, P.A. . ,' An Ex perience SANFORD PLAZA ' &.• Continued from Page ic Miss Michalowski Is a graduate of Lyman Memorial High School, Lebannon, Conn. She is employed at First Sunday, Feb. 3, 1910.-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 3, lflO I U Sat. 2-2 Sun. Mon. 2-3 2-4 Daily: lOa.m..Ip.m. Sunday: UN- Rpm. 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CANS THRIFTY MAID APPLE SAUCE SAVE 32' 16.0g. CANS THRIF TY MAID CRANBERRY SAUCE SLICED CHEESE-.rwv -,, Fb T #V#VYMIL SAVE 19'. I I.oz. CANS THRIFTY MAID Potato Chips kIAPT CANNED GOODS SALE SAVE 9. 16..,. CANS AS TOR WHITE CLOUD -- -ASSORTED COLORS CANS L1. • - . PRICES GOOD FEBRUARY 3-6 $3.00 or PACK ,.. A. - .• -. PEARL BEER two 6.pki. with 6 ROLL 2 LITER , s . • ;•.; more purchase .xcl. cigs. C C JUMBO ______ . - . S :-, REGULAR OR LIGHT Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. limit 2 with $3.00 purchase .JICI. cigs. I .1 ..' - -......... - SUNBELT OWELS or more - S : 9" TNU(Y HAM • RESERVE COPYRIOHT-1cS0 WINN.DIXII STORES, INC. I ••• . ASSORTED COLORS .. I • slip -. - ANTITY RIGHTS w .. . 5 Kula ' I I " LIMIT ONE PER COUPON -. :-. COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES LI OF $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. %J AIkU* 5,6* THICK ''I i'oll 11 0 .-''.'. ARROW I t . 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Ih \ : hI .:j.e 1/ • o 1 1 . .., •. 1011 5, "1 ' 1. s BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! . 1 "if NIS CHUB SANDWICH SPREAD _________________________________ - -_ 41 C _ "r ti 7 v ""1 ROIL I' mom 1i*g tIVA I p p . I .-' •.__L- - - -------------------- p. _________ ____ --5- �Ii - . - -. - . I.- .;.. • -• -- ... , . . .- . ........ . -.-...-.- ......- .........................- .-. ,. ,, . - .. . I It - 0 Sanford, 6C-Evening Herald, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 3, lflO Methodist Adventist Hwy It.flaf Piny rnde NI. c111eDerry Pastor Nov. Arthur padgolt Assoc. Pastel Rev. SIB DIChInIeR 5131&IIa.M. Mo,lllIqWIflhllp 11a.m. CII.rc*$cIell ServIces wttH dM100 for all HIi PIIIIWI$F COINS Miwils sirvIdil THE HOPE OF OUR COMMU 1:30p.m. UMYF ________ __ __ Assembly Of God * FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Cor llth&Elm Philip WJi5ann Pastor Sunday School f:Olam. Worship Service 11:00am. Evening Worship 1:00pm. Wed. Bible Study 1:00p m. Wed Lighthouse Youth Meeting Royal Rang.rt I . FIrst 7:11p.m. FolliwsMp Wodiwsdav 411p.m. CHURCH OP GENEVA Giseva, P15. Church... I, 7 10p.m. OUR NATION ! Pastor 11:11a.m. Rev. Gary lSllIl $i,tISSy$dlIIltSVN) ______ ____________ Romans Entertained Lavishly Br ief ly * FIRST UNITED METHODIST ______ Prayer key. £ - 1:50p.m. Sib$iItVIVlWed.) 7:11p.m. Y,vIHPIIIIWIIIIP Dinale followIng Servici every Oil Wed. Held By District Methodists - ByVIRGINIAB(JWIIN NIWBETNILAMICNURCH Main Street-Canaan City 1:00p.m. 4.1 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH liii Oak Ave., Sanford 337.34 Freddie Smith Pastor Sunday SchoOl 1:41 am. Morning Worship 11:00am. Church training 4-00p m. F.venin;Worthip 100p M. Wed. Prayer Serv. 111 Park Ave. The Rev. Lar" D.Soper Rector 10:01a.m. "*IV Communion 11:00A.M. Cltvrdsldiool Nazarene 11:50a.m. LANE MONROE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Willie ScHool, OralS. Blvd. Evangelical Congregational Christian COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Reid, Lake Mary Aver v M Lone Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Preaching £ Worshiping 10:41 am. Bible Study 4:30p.m. Sharing I Proclaiming 7:30 p.m 'Wed. Prayer Meet 730p.m. Nursery Provided New. David Marigold Wed. Service - Worship of the Christian JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 eot First Street Pastor I.E. Santon ;.:: am. Sun Day ltiuoi Morning Service 11:00a.m. Evening Service 7:30pm. Wr dnesday Service 1.30 .fTi. Old Truths for a New Day eve Worship mid-week 5r-V.(.) Lutheran TV"TlsIslsTlsILIfs" Nov.Elmer A. R005duir Pastor Sunday School 5:11a.m. 11:105*. WirshIpSirvico Ninder'garleR sad Nor-gary 11:108.m. 11:11a.m. OvI.Is(SIavIa) Rev. Jews J.Kuctlarlk Sunday School Pastor :4$a.m. Frd Baker Bible Study Evening Service Ladies Bible Class Wednesday Wednesday Bible Class 11:11a.m. 730p.m. CHURCH OP GOD 111W. 22nd Street Merslau WershIp ksdavlIBssI Mid WIsh SillS ..$Ivdy,Wsdassbsy - IvasgellsUc$orv 4:11p.m. Y.P.E.WSd. 1:10p.m. 1 'I ,':" .a '11:11115: : : - ' - £,m...I. , - r. 1. A' " . 1., - Congregational ties: :m: I)) loll Lee P. kI. 11:10a.m. Family FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff PRINTING CO., INC. TRANMISSION iñiii, iit BIBLE BOOK BOOK CENTER 17-92 DeBary, Fla. ..,. .&i WIL)UN a SENKARIK GLASS PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik 11 . attlemse pot slow Cheirch. 2141 W. Wh It. CHURCH OP GOD ., Sad. $3 Nkhury - PIsscvsiI SapiliS Church. 115 W. Airport Blvd. BAPTIST ins Pipe AV*. 60. POW Boom So. hu"bm 114111414111 Collards. Co"" 111111111,11. NANWWV a"", In & Cow ww~Sapllst Church. 511 cyptsss ii. 4's hiJn'risy Temple SapNsI Church. Palm $prtess RI.. £flImiaN Springs Baplist Church. Marl $ William it., $ISSerl 11. Aaws Jieda. Missiesary SaplIsi Church. 1411 W cvi.ti, Church. Diused Trail. Diary , V. Aelpselke Ca"le Churdt, S~ or.. Raw ft"as ad. comeftm M""$*" I ARMIM 6111101116 SNIM1SalO.C.A.1*4 hull $5.1 831 C111111101. a. Des" Ave., Ave. OilS UPI$C15IS, Put Lvi. siSk P. SesSerl NswsNRd, FIr-IS Chrisilas Church. ISO! I. $a.Nrb Ave.' II.. 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I" awki Cookirck IM ftw Ave, AIS w~as~WOLMW-- llhft NIS Pott Ave. PNOOWOSIOHOI iQ~"16-80 41i. 011110 . Ti-N-li-O a Pilo p I • IS___ * IS Qgj Assembly of God, which meets at Quality .-Im, North, Longwood, has started a 7 p.m. Sunday .,,Nrvice. The evening service is designed to &How . to meet Informally in * an atmosphere of jIWO* ititl,1.a I,iu,Ju..m.nf V•MVb4 5a1 Ii I y Land Rev. Leroy D. Soper, rector of Holy Qoas Episcopal Church, Sanford, has been accepted at St. George's College, Jerusalem for a course on the Bible and the Holy Land. He wW be leaving Sanford June 15 and returning July IS. Six .Cwm each Halited to 36 pmom we offered during the : 1110% . 01111111114111111 __ - ft.wow Ono-, Mfli L Comiloosball for"loifoorw ChWIL am s. isitwoo or. It. Amoval Pmbvftdao cloiancot. 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OL Perm $$gas fty hopomm Ckm6 MINIMA". I a ~ SM sdo".%Mft - -11"- &OPMMM Chvirdl. FR & Else ", Fred MetHodist Church. 111W. ill 01. First United W*sdist Church IS Saliva. 55,, Earners i'p1iis$ c.,ch. SaSIVS Discs Undid M1*&lI5$ Church. Airport Slut •' will conclude on Arw.fl 9 ISVINYN may £SVINTI$? TWCIIV or, Isniand I$as ." Ui.rnh a ..q.... nrm..i mvv Th a. w un w. eo - .. 02"It, mow Now __ WAW of Iwida inTampa, ihiasat mIat in the aii Jnce of Rev. Leroy D.Soper. He is a graduate of Ow University Of AM South and General 7*014cal Seminary with a doc. 4drate from St.'Andrew's. His mUdstry has been in South -j .s s. '""'' Florida parishes. Father Soper, iiii V "Wenry Tamm. Betty Halback, Ed and Pat Coker, LAM and ,9.aren ftler, Pat Darolph and,Fmk Ar" am ata th Y Parish Orlando. - ree 1.1 . is - , I _I ' -_ 41P the feast with an offering and prayer roasted or boiled meats such as beef, lamb and pork. brought in by slaves to the iwds. Then CiUDC the first course, the on Callus's magnificent trays. Food was served on the host's hors d'oeuvres or "gustatio." Mushrooms would be specially elaborate dinner plates designed by prepared by the host's cooks and the Egyptian silversmith \pollonios. Sauces for meats and fish presented in one of his three sets of mushroom dishes. There may also very popular. They were ser ,'ed in dishes, of which Callus have been cooked eggs, served in graceful egg cups; peacock eggs owned 54. The vinegar dish, like the were favored over lien's eggs as the tablespoon today, was a standard greater delicacy. Other hors d'oeuvres might have size and stood as a unit of fleeisUfC. been lettuce, cheese, olives and Besides vinegar, it also held sauces lieke the popular "garum." made shellfish. The Humans used spoons at the from salted fish broth, oil, vinegar, wine and pepper. Final course of Callus's feast was the "dulciae,' a dessert of fruits or sweets. Horace frowned upon sweet desserts as not worthy of the true gourmet. lie advised ending the church services. inerly the Nanking Theological NEW YORK - In a massive ex- cards. meal ins tead with black mulberries In Shanghai, the largest city in the Seminary scholars are working on presslon of hope and love, thousands picked before the sun was high. The call for prayer for China world, more than ,I thousand people ,I re%ision of the traditional Union of people across the U.S. During Ibe timiti f-mirw aod after (OU~,ws recent contacts betweer Memorial Church Version of the Chinese Bible. that the people of China will soorf Callus would have seen to it that .s are praying Bible Society representatives and packed the Moore church leaders in China regarding recently for the first public worship receive more of God's Word. guests were offered goblets of wine. According to Bishop K.H. 'ring, The American Bible Society is the Scripture needs of the Chinese service held in that city in years. director of the Institute, the revised which the Humans liberally mixed Older Chinese ministers From dii- version will not depart from the appealing to nearly half a million of people. with water often three parts wine ferent denominations took part hi original text, but will bring the its friends and supporters to pray for to five parts water. Following those initial contacts, what was reportedly a very language in line with current usage. the entry of God's Word into that Men of good taste generally the Bible Societies prepared special emotional "reopening ceremony." vast land. frowned upon the Roman practice of In 13eking, an official of the Sri Scriptures in Chinese (Simplified emnetics to cause vomiting so taking In Ningpo, the hometown of Lanka Uormnerly Ceylon) Embassy An ABS prayer card containing a Script) and doubled the amount of that even mote food could be conshort prayer in English and Scripture radio programming Chiang Kai-shek, worship services reported to the Bible Society that sunied. But Gallus may have offered traditional Chinese script was sent beamed into mainland China. have again resumed. Observers in worship services are thriving and his guests a massage or bath betto supporters recently urging them Recent news frommi China indicates China wrote that the first service fully attended. ween courses to help in digestion. to pray for Scripture distribution in increased activity among Christians was attended by 200 people. Since Although the situation in China is As they wined and dined each (lien the figure has risen to 700 at a that country. them changing slowly, it appears that other in first-century Egypt, Jesus single service, doors to the greater sharing of God's Donors to the Bible Cause in nearby Galilee was providing the Reports filtering out from China to requested more than 75,000 ad- Bible Society officials in Hong Kong multitudes with ruttier more simple At the Religious Studies Institute Word among the Chinese people are for- opening wider. ditional copies of the ABS prayer describe well-attended public of the Nanking University fare - loaves and fishe s. )%s trays, scrv vinegar Prayer For Chinese B'i* bles - - God Doesn't Send Illness ' QUESTION: I have been plagued with physical problems all of my adult life, and this has caused me to have many financial worries. It seems like when I'm not sick I'm so burdened down with medical expenses that If , ,•i uJuJ iu. r-_ e_... i.. a w a me for some of God is using sickness top the wrong things I did whlleI was teenager. ANSWER: If there Is anything I can say - I f ___r - - 51 '7 S ,n ,irnn,inp Wfl I" .._.. ..,i•i.. '1111111 ?0 ,.oaipn,,,... It I.. •lilc. InI,ng.c Ic nnt hear someone body by a loving and good God. breaking Into your house, you can call the It Is the business of the devil to send sickness. Jesus said there are two forces that deal police department to come to your aid-rather than assume that they have sent the intruder with humanity. One is the devil, and the other, Himself. Jesus made an eloquent contrast to harass you because you were guilty of breaking between Himself and the devil. He said, "The When sickness enters your body or thief (Satan) cometh not, but for to steal, and problems that they might have life, and they might have It more Jesus doesn't send these intruders. Instead, wants protect from and Ile abundantly" (John 10:10). The devil slips into a person's life as a thief do so when we call upon Him through prayer. let me say this to you out of my heart. The enters Into a house while people are sleeping. He slips tn to steal and to take from that next time you struggle with the feeling that person. He tries to destroy our spirit, our God is punishing you with an illness, tell it to attitude, our faith. He even tries to kill our the Lord. Turn those guilt feelings over to love for God. But the good news of the Him. Then accept His forgiveness and never Scripture is that "the Son of God ap- again allow them to dominate your mind and a GOOD God. Let the joy of peared...to destroy the works of the devil" (1 heart. His ee your spirit, John 3:8, RSV). This means that you are In the circle of Christ's protection, just as you and believe the power of God to make you are protected by the police department In the whole. city where you live. If you placed In your . He to us them; - . ." 41 , ' come into your life, it is like that. toklll,andtodestroy,butlamcome -F - 1.110 will - ' , Rejoice in Tftp1.0l,%p. I,.. oh.. Ii1iPii...i.. Church, 1110 al iirtng MS. Chur IS MS Nasarass. Sill Ave. __ on" Cho go of Role "Urlift $.a.seem JIWlIN ' . ____ miiensae primae. " each specially iuring Jesus's tilDe, and Ile probably invited no niore than designed to hold a particular dish. Rich families invariably owned one 10 guests to J(l%fl him. 'the' reclined or more complete silver services, on couches arranged in a semicircle Horace, a Roman poet who died about a low round table set with the year Jesus was born, described a The inventory of one of these cloth and napkins. Romans knew typical feast of the period. It in elaborate services, containing 228 that by lying down they could eat eluded cold wild boar with pickled pieces, was recently translated from miiore vegetables, turbot, shellfish, Its original Latin text. Written on The feast lasted several hours, oysters, fish in a bed of shrimp, wild papyrus, it dates to first-century beginning at mind-afternoon and fowl with corn, goose liver, shoulder Egypt. ending at nightfall, of hare, broiled blackbirds and wood Unfortunately none of the silver Callus ate with his friends in the pigeons. remains. But it is noted as being the dining room of his house, called the "We rise from table," he corn- property of a man named Gallus, 'triclinium." This room probably had no winmented, "pale probably a wealthy military officer Little wonder later Christians - or civil official based in Roman-held (lows but opened onto a sunlit garden them elements of their lifestyle not the least of which was their culinary accomplishment. some law. A one-day seminar on "How to be an Effective was conducted Saturday at the Religious Science Center In Winter Park by Drs. Dorothy and . Norman Lunde. He will be guest speaker Sunday at the 10:30a.m. services of Winter Park Church of Religious lence to be held In the Park East Theater, Highway 17-92 and Lee Road. His topic will be I'Calm Livirig in a Hectic World." 'me monthly meditation at 10a.m. will precede the service, - on a 12-month basis. ___ UZ:_,7____ C1II, Pr$.l,ih.lim ChISoB, d. III Se, it. Ces., GROW Chro"Chwek, in W.S"Missionary WOW Ourch, IM Jwv Ave. tv NemMf.CaIuvyMlgausaa,ySpslIll, loll W.INN It. ingaslia Lvi, NUWN GrOmes Choirdl. V. jam ChMeeklim DOW, U.S. #WV ll*L Pam ftft . 110016COP" AN Soft CHRISTIAN Mt. Morlaft primitive lapillet, I114111 LUM 4"4 $Swwd , II* 11.1114 . . Far. ,, FIrst 15 Mlgaliearyt*st Church. NortH SI, laser-pr-Ill MscedseWa Missis. Saplis, Church. Oil Hill Sd.. 011.0 The Winter Park Church of Religious Science will hold its annual membership meeting Thursday Feb. ;7, at 8 p.m. at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. -. 1980 Board of Direc ors w elected. Highlighting the evening event wlllbe a reception . . .. . . nonormg Rev. PatrickH. Day, asaocw minister, to "nark his recent license into the ministry of science International, " Bar-silt UndId Memorial Church, I. Salary Ave.. Eilurpoiss 0141@11110100 R"Wfk orwaft Cbwck. So. 0". W Swigged Co,, All!"alaft WMM - Grua, lible Churck Sibalard WaqW# C11vL W I. Oft Ave.. f Easlera Oilhsdsi Church. P. DIeM, lIt S. 01101111,41011 of VA NOV", Lae Mary , " "go Comalk C,-, 0, Ilif Oft Ave~ Santoro Forest City "01" Chorclit First saost Church &I OSIM . SASTIRN O*TN000* - 01 ChrIst United Ma4hsdIIS Church. sougo" R"cw awasilsed, Imillf. Intl It.' • First 5111.1, MlssIssary Splhi$ Church. 1111W. INS II. ' The Catholic Diocese of Orlando will kick-off single annual fund raising appeal Feb. 9 when repreaentativesof the6lparishesconveneat 10a.m. at Blessed Trinity Parish in Orlando. William campaign ghairmari of the Bishop's Appeal for Service Enrichment (BASE), said the goal is set at $1,850,000, I.wuinr4 ull ,h,.lrfnhlA .WIItI'AtInflfll sand siw'lnl ". vices undertaken by the Diocese Most Reverend Thomas J. Grady, bishop, will te horn*arychairman. Clerical moderators Rev. John B. O'Hare and Rev. Patrick Caverly, area priests, will work with Demetree and four key chairpemns. Campaign plans will be presented to each parish on Feb. 24.On March 2,a taped homily by the bishop and 'illdefràjeàt1on will be used at all Masses to prepare METHODIST C"WMM COMMOft UNIM 11101811111 Cl I d,"".174L Pifty mid" Ed.. C80606" If Choleft of a" in Clarm. 0 0 left Chwo of a"44 PI losell. 1110 6. aim Ave. ClourchelGaild Poloomy, IMI. PerompablIA". ' Am City. Inc. . first saplist Ckwcb of Malsoolle WW48 First "0161 aforch of WIMW SP1`1411L M 41ohms at - Church IS Sad. 140* W. 111111. I" "W MOW awck.111 crow Ave. . IlloollollChorcheften First isl if Os 11di114i1 - wsaI Sipiss Church, 1511 PISMINS' M= ""%X Wj 41411111141 Md Cow&,St.111d.41LOslim a. . _ . _.... WINN.DIXII STORES 8W Lou U401161111 Mel"" awcol Ch" of " "*"ON& Lao Me - ~ cloorch so a" Ole" 6~10 oom" ~ mwowmwv 11111 Pow Clkorck. Woo ~ ~ As Dr.. Casombom Yroke sww Clovarick no OM 10 WIllism apsIS Mlrssry $flpJ_• pr-$llS, St. Church ii Sad. 0,111. Mlsshoaory 'jr-Mldy 9 . - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY First ,- Bishop's Appeal UNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson ' . AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE . $450 PER WEEK CALL 322-2611 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford . First Baptist Church of Lake Mary First moist Church of Lom glLMAW" If: 30a.m. MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees cøtiiiicñc u,,, FriosIshep Baptist Church IS Altamsefo $pds. of. 431, Aftamsets $pitege First Baptist Church if Osasva . First Church at Gasevi SgIyWW*(p WILSON EI - II David Beverly and Staff . Cb~a First gap" Clearsoffor Mil"llookoew so" Chigirch, so--oll - Bid ad. Coolatrysist sedillist Choirch. Cow" CWb a" Lou Mwv Victory toollist Claorch, OW Orlands Ad. of Noolor Ave, First Saph" Churck. $to Pairt A". " STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida DISCOUNT FOODS . and Employees DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE mnlnuøa Central Baptist CHwr-c*, lilt Oil Ave. P1N.dStp AdvIsilsi Clued sbNLwlaIer $gelnss C. liwerl DerOs Pastor 400p.m. - , PRIIIYTINIANCNAPIL 4:115*. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE s SM Maple Ave. Sanford Colvat v Baptist Cftwck. Crystal L&M A W.Lake Mory _______ . Insurance - . - CELERY CITY Cosswwry Baptist Church, no SM"& 111140. , _________________________________________ THE McKIBBIN AGENCY . IS:ISsM. MOISt - 200 W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. L .. Ric.ption Honors D ' WINTER SPRINGS NUrIIrYPISV4II GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Aslioch Baptist Church. Ovieds NvrslryPvgeIIeI HIghS The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK. Sanford, FIa, Howard H. Hodges and Staff AISIM&LY OF GOD WInbl$IrvIc. l:ISp.m kI$.aISy 1:11p.m. UPIALA PII$$YTIRIAN CHURCH Cse.Cevetry CivIl Upset. RI. Dorwia lIes PasSer 5:00a.m. SOV$IM 111p.m. ___________ First AswnblvISO.t *111 111* 7" Wed.CI5Ir Practice 5:418.m. Mess p,yg, sruet.ot $IIlOITNwrsday 5:41a.m. --- IlsIll.... UMY. MarL115155•. I4PadayChuI'ch$dlISI Pillow Draft Merniri,Wersllp Wed. Prayer Meeting Rev. PIEST UNITED MIriWngnMp $4l0IajIIS( loBe . - 'RUIRVTCWIAII MITNOOI$TCNUICN Pastor Rev. Fr"Ne& now. Ilnsondl..WoWr A$$..Past$q Sunday School Pastor $wnday$choiS 5:30a.m. Fellowship 11:11.11 am. CAN FEATURE -.. !!!f_MANYyNI!D - -. -. 419 Peel Ave. " 1:11p.m. 1:31a.m. 5:41a.m. *1:0 am. Chur-chScHooI MerMi WorshIp Nursery • ,$1ied$m. Waaadav -- ---'----. Sr-coo Marnisa Pr-aver '. 11:10a.m. n:lSa.m. PheSS 312.1547 INAP The women of St. John Missionary Baptist Church of 420 Cypress Ave., Sanford, are sponsoring a 'Pretty -'Hat" Tea, Saturday, Feb. 9, at 6 p.m. at the church. .The tea will benefit the Annual Women's Day Drive. -Tickets are available from Alene Gibson and Theola F4erthie of the ticket committee. Sonja Thomas is 'chairman of the event and Rev. J. C. Shannon is pastor. - Rev.DSISIScsssiS.As.sc.Pssssr T$dkIID,IVS,SVISIfldU$IaIeS 4loler. Millie 5:41 Sunday 11:00a.m. MeralaWer*p .i - 'Pretty Hat' Tea FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oil Ave. $ )d St. Rev.VIrul L Sr-vast. Patter - METHODIST CHURCH '7 . Holy Communion will be observed Sunday at the 7 p.m. service this Sunday at Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. , Hwy.tlmE.Llli.M.ryStvI. . _111 lloolso,woo 1:31 p.m. Rev. hedYhompun ______ "u'-"" Bapilit Clutch, . COVENANT , .m.. or-. Airport Blvd. wRev. Fred R. Gardner :1la.m. Church ScHISS 10:41a.m. Singling and Shar-155 WorshipIIrvICs 4:31p.m. youth Missing Tuesday SIMs SNSy 11:10a.M. OW Pr-iii 'Tuesday and W*IuiiMy . 7:11p.m. Sharis Groups NrsiryPr5utdUNrS4I1llvkaI Church Of God _________ Gave , PIEIIYTIRIAN CHURCH GRACE UNITED MITHODISTCNURCH I1:000.m. 4:00p.m. £BIble$tvly W. Holy Communion Miaister Sible$tt,dy Methodist Evangelist 11:00a.m. Morning Worship YOUR CHURCH lii tHIS SPACE FOR 51 V5PLN wEEK if , 11:50a.m. 1:11 p.m. Thursday Evonisg WI maintain a Christian School Nindergarses *r-segh Eighth Grab 121.4404 I The Episcopal Church Women of Holy Cross Episcopal (hurch, Sanford, will hold a luncheon at noon, Feb. 11, at Bram Towers, '.: INN St. and Mispolle Avol., RsaSIdRemharIt Morning Worship EviellngWr-sllIp Tuesday Eveni ng .SR.4l4lRedIugRI. CONGRIGATIOWAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3111$. Part Ave. AA . 1. ' Presbyterian Nsv.QaryD.Iusl (AlL . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF CHRIST tIll Park Avenue 374 3 Country Club SaI - .., Women's Luncheon Fitter 'll:NS.m. 11:11a.m. 1:31p.m. lvadaylvenlng 7:11p.m. Wed. SIMS Study CsageororsM.etlng$uiiday 4:10p.m. ST. LUK1115 LUTHERAN CHURCH court. Its walls were painted in table. But they also ate with their bright (iesigns and its floors were fingers and were offerol finger patterned with attractive mOSaIC bowls during the meal. After the tiors d'oeuvres came the pictures. Callus's inventory includes a main COtWSI, the ' - is CNURCNOP SANFORD 1:30p.m. Church Of Christ BAPTIST CHURCH YOU The Community United Methodist Church youth group will sponsor a luncheon Sunday, Feb. 10 at 12:15 in - fellowship hall to raise funds for the youth music-drama tour scheduled for August. Reservations are limited and may be obtained from the church office. ' - *ay.Z.RvtHOreat Sunday School Mer-niag Worship CHRIST UNITED Evening Worship Wed. prayer Service - ' FIRST PINTICOSTAL. CHURCH OF LONG WOOD 5610rafteStroolAws 7517 Or-lands or. 17.fl (LVtflIlIIlChWChIIIAIRIrICa) Now. Ralph I. Lomas Pastor Worship 11:11a.m. Sunday$doee( 5:Naj. Nursiry Provided FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DILTONA EIkCam Boulevard and Venus Street daily noon to p.m. ercept Wed. £ Sat. TeIe. 75.3434 RAVENNA PARK rnlgWsrsl5lp -- Pentecostal Science Molting Reading Room Nov. Raymond Crocker Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:11am. Evangelistic Services 4111p.m. Wed Prayer S, Bible Study 1:30 p.m.. Indepindent Missionary Cko..hTaInh.a Pastor 5:41a.m. 11:115*. 411p.m. 1:11p.m. MarningWsnhlp 4q EvasgeIlstSirvidS I:00 p.m. Mldwgeklirvlu(Wld.) Nursery Provided tOt alt Sir-vIces "TN Luther-as Hour" said t'AME T TO A VENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Th10 Palmetto Ave. Sunday School Luncheon Benefits Youths liii Saeferdlvs. JIIAJ.Nintie SvndaySdheil not renowned for their cooking Egypt. listed gluttony among the seven Study of this inventory as well as Jeadly sins! contemporary accounts by writers The Romans appreciated an like Horace offers a fascinating elegant table. icture of how a rich Roman like - At the time of Jesus's birth Home ruled not only Palestine but virtually the entire civilized world. As they traveled throughout their from overeating. " PINSTCIOURCH OPYNENAZARUNI r.,, \ - 7:11p.m. - Sunday Service Sunday School Wednesday Testimony LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church Ave. I Grant St. (Southern) Rev. James W. Hammock Pastor 1:41a.m, Sunday School Morning Worship 1100 am. 6:00 p.m. Church Training 7:00p.m. Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer Service 7:31 p.m. 7:00p.m. - LUTHRANCNU*CH LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION lflLakeview, Lake Mary Rev. Jim Itughens Pastor Sunday School 1:41 a.m Worship Icr vice 11:008 in. Fvrning Worship 7:30pm. 7:30p.m. Wed Prayer Serv. Nursery Provided - 11:11a.m. Worship Service PiitOi' GOODSHIPHERO , Ave. Lake Mary LUTNINANCHURCHOP THE REDEEMER Minister 1:30a.m. 10:30 am. 1:00p.m. 7:00p.m. Joe Johnson Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer M..ting Wed. Lao. I. L. Wagner, Pastor 10:50a.m. Sunday Worship 11:505*. Nov.RoBert BvrM SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I)? Airport Blvd. Phone 321010 III Park Avenue. Sanford Dr, Jay T Cosmatu Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Church Training 4:00p.m. Evening Worship ' 7:00pm. Writ Prayer Service 4:30p.m. 1:00p.m. LAKE MARY CHURCH NAZARENE Misting at WIaler $p51. Elomietary 10:11a.m. Sunday ScHool Minister 1:41a.m. 11:00 am. 1:31p.m. ' at ' 1:31p.m. Mid-Week Service till. Cryst$l 1407 S. Sanford Ave. Sunday School Morning Worship 5:418.m. 11:41a.m. .yScIee4 MersiIlWIfslllp evstilng Service WINTER $ F41. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL 7:00p.m. Faster AlOrsis DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Pastor '. $:80a.11011 Holy CemmveWis Hol y Cemmunlow FIRST CHRISTIAN 5 The Orlando District of the United Methodist Church will conduct a Christian Enrichment School Feb. 3-7 at First * ',"United Methodist Church, 142 E. Jackson St., Orlando. .. first session will begin with registration at 2:30 p.m. and classes, 9:30 p.m. A nursery will be provided, "Faith -Important for Children" will be taught by Bess .Bussey, Associate Council Director of the Conference Council on Ministries. Dr. John Cook, professor of Religion Florida Southern College, will teach "The Parables of Jesus." Dr. Larry Webb, director of Epicenter In Orlando, - will lead the class on "Responding to Young Adult Needs." "Developing Your Educational Ministry" will be taught by Torn Hamilton, director of Christian Education at Ken. dali United Methodist Church, Miami, and chairman of the Florida Conference Adult Department. Public Relations and Communications will be taught by Rev. Charles R. Bruce, Chall'fllafl of the Florida Conference Committee c 'Publications and castor of First UMC, St. Au,$ustine. 5:31a.m. S nday$clIIeI 11:11a.m. Moraine W047111111111 :00p.m. 6"Air4wersisip Toes. IveslBI prayer Serv. 1:lIpMl. Tues. Official 84141rill ~ - HOLY CROSS ALl. SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llSOak Ave.. Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Fr. Peter MitChell Alit Pastor Sal. Vigil Mass Sam., 10:301 I) noon Sun Most Conlessioni. Sat. 4.1$ p.m. .1 .. Posw Nov. M. H. swifte Jr. Episcopal Catholic PINECRESI BAPTIST CHURCH II W Airport Blvd., Sanford 3)3.3737 Inter, Pastor Rev. Grad! Snowden Sunday School 1:41a.m. Worship Service 11:00am. E vening Service 7.30 p.m. Wed Prayer Serv. 1:00p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3,1910-7 C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,1u& Iv.rilRIWlr5111P Wed. lIN Study $ Miilonitte5 RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner of 7th & Elm Douglas Jacobi Pastor Saturday Services: Sabbath School 130a.m. Worship Service 11 , 008 m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. . goodness sw knowing Walk On Water Like Peter life Involves walking on the water. In a small book by Roy C. Clark, entitled, "Expect a Miracle", the narrative. concerning Jesus'. walking on the water Is expanded to show how Christians are needed today to walk on the water as Peter did. Jesus is calling us to leave the boat and walk with Him. Jesus and Peter walking on the water has to be the farthest out of all the mlraclestorles. Moatmiraclesof the Bible we can comprehend to some extent, but this one has caused more discussion than any other except that of the virgin blrtb.of Christ. Think for a monent., what would it be like to step out of a boat onto the water. It would be hightening to put our weight on something as urabstotial as water. Venturing out with no sem of ore support would bring feel.ings of uncertainty and fear• And yet this is what life Is really like. To live and to grow and to become what we are caps of bKoming rapires the capicity to ventiae out when we are not at all sure that there is anytift substiantial to suppW us. Ot*a Is a generation buffeted by the waves of the fuWre rushing In at an rate. bWW values and lifestylies have dmqW rMcally, and the intiernational ac* Ii so unstable at present Walking 0011* water Ii required according He calls us by d "come! 'If to J wallting or the water is rephied for everyday Christian living, it i even more neceesary living. Ma beginning of walier walking is n*entoce. lUt is to ny, "A now order of life is at hawl. The rule and mign of God is Olf uiass. iwpuuut. wa.y im w. life according to the demands and the prougm of the Bible. When wi am in MM.our cliallenger calls us to walk on thewater, to that thegood news - .:. p over . . '... . Free Spirit, a group of nine Christian musicians. will be at Calvary Baptist Church, corner of Lake Mary Houlevard and ("ountry Club Road, Lake Mary, Sunday at (I p.m. FREE SPIRIT IN I - CONCERT The Christian for our ~ PORI -------~-"~~i~~~~~!1 1!1~ill~l~l- I .. which we have not yet experienced. Without this willingness to risk getting out of the safe and boat of previous derstuding, there is no possible way to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. To be a growing Christian disciple we must walk on the water. We, like Peter, are called to walk on the water today. And as we think of the full dimension of Christian discipleship, the water-walking quality of U becomes more and more evident. To witness openly to our Christian faith a nd to declare our Christian convictions by public action is a waterwalking experience. To acknowledge our needs and to surrender our carefully worked out justificaUcins and defenses so that we live by trusting the grace of God in Jesus Christ is water-walking To remove the masks and the reserves that hide our bwnanness and ow need from those about us so that a new bond of caring con be forged is water-walking Lndea To as a servant role in leadership whether in church or family, denying our need to control and manipulate, -4 ourselves available to help the gmwm Of on the group or Individual is like more being and tar. In these Christian demands that we leave the security of the boat and venture to walk on the water trusting the presence and power of Jesus. - -. •. . . - . .. , ;. . experience ... ,~ -. - . r. L. .. I ~ ~ IL I J • - ", I . . \p. . - _. " 1 %- - .'A I L . .! ~_ 111-111101 I '-. - - 1' ' - __ r P. . I I' It iAJ . I I 4- -1;--q -, ,.. " . % ,I iri,; % J ; : I -'---'/ ,q MISSION 'i , ' - I ." •1 q- ., ('omparing notes at Community United Nfelhodist ('h urch in Casseiberry during last weekend's two. EMPHASIS day mission conference were (from left) Itev. Arthur Padgett, church pastor: Itev. Bob Bled. soe. missions director for Florida Conference; Sally Basinger, conference chairman; and Rev. . Dale McClain. veteran missionary with wNIS International. Bledsoe and McClain were prinelpal speakers at the conference, I -.9p I - sume I 1k , ~ " -, - -1 P --IMINE.V - I 11 �a p... . - .- - - . -. • - • . - • • . . - - - - - .. : p. SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. B LON DIE ( Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980 IT 5 GRAND FOURTH V RAG '-a TONIGHT! d—i-.-_ aI KSE0: •.sI --_- "- • ( • P 4"1 P 3 • _____ 1 . \J ..•; 11 h--. 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I 1laar2 . I -- ——— 15 THE BORN LOSER kv 1waxy-1 (rJ1'7I'tU. W=rm 71" PIPS ELMO? VW WuIs (T? —— 20 22 —— = = = — Teo! f 16 - by Art Sansom %Tis I=M/_T. ————— _18 17 Now mum K I 13 — — — — — I — 32 — I __________ 42 / 45 51 46 — 52 — - 55 - —— 6HAVEN'T YOG VEGE IN171ALc, IT SAVING"RI/Syi,iEV EXPEDITE 17 ASKED HIM GOTTEN 'iLXR. REPAIR CHAIR SArK FROM 70 IT LA6T MR. SVENSCN MY CHAIR— 7' — 53 54 - — ______ —— -- — 58 by Bob Montana AND I 47 56 ——— ARC HI E For Sunday, Februar y 3, 1980 You'll not rest until it is finished properly . CANCER (June 21-July 22 Undertakings in which you Your words curry conare allied with others promise siderable weight today. You benefits this coming year. have the ability t sell others Associate with those who have on your views. Put your to adi been winners in the salesmanship AQUARIUS Jan. . 20-Feb. vantageous uses. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) 19) You have the unique gift today to be able to manage Possibilities for personal gain things for others better than serve to motivate you today. they can for themselves. Your You wont be greedy or talents may be called upon. selfish, but you will get what Find out more of what lies you go after. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ahead for you in the year YOUR BIRTHDAY Februar) 3, 10 following your birthday by Your leadership qualities are sending for your copy of very pronounced today. Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 Should something occur for each to Astro-Graph, Box where you'd have to 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. demonstrate your abilities, it 10019. Be sure to specify birth could awe others. - da:c(FebarCh the person who has 201 Luc You tend to mirror the you standing behind Win or characteristics of those with her today. When it comes to whom you associate today. If backing up those you care for, you want an active day, select you'll go all out. February 3, 1980 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Without even trying today, You'll enjoy today more if you you'll be the center of at- 34 I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL a doer for a companion. ARIES (March 21-April 191 IMT I .1 HOROSCOPE - iNE WSPAPF $I If N I F RPRoSt Al!;tj I your time. Bus) yourself with gathering Your dynamic your favorite hobby or a little presence is commanding. fix-it work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23TAURUS (April 2G-May 20) Dec. 21) You should find Organizing things for greater competitive situations very efficiency is your cup of tea stimulating today. The today. Put the bits and pieces thought of being second best of projects or enterprises won't rest well with you. together so they'll run as CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. smoothly as clockwork. 19) Select activities today that GEMINI IMay 21-.Jiine 20) give you the-oprtunity to QUESTION oc-r- - -- ONESSURY by Garry Trud.au - - -• MT-%X MUZ' M(M, - -- - • OY 7? &455 Q )t I117 ,4y z' ,. .. IJXL)' '7M MA45 77C 'v:c IAIATtLY . ____ Xk'. uy w ME ArAPS A"? / You're a strong stretch move around both physically runner today, especially if and mentally. You need some you are motivated to bring time out of doors in the fresh something to a conclusion. air. ABOu7 i• - i -- SANFORD, FLORIDA &- ,4,r. 7MM< 711L N,4t)t TRWP5 CTtP.'aL5. A. WIN AT BRIDGE. For Monday, February 4, 1980 By Oswald Jacoby ( a D- 5 2 C- 7 4. don't blame us if up in the ash can. I. The normal HCI limits of a In general. you need at preempt are 7-10 points, but least I I 11CP for an opening vou can occasionally afford to and Alan Sontag ok" M EEK & MEEK +M AT LAM FOLM, rr GM RX)R MILES ACM Nio GM MILES 10 AJ OUMICE OF IS IM CM 1"AAT RAW 5EW YJAMUG W... so Xms IQ AWE) W DRNIF TM Krim 1990 W040VISS... PRISCILLA'S POP I WHEN . WILL. ''( NEXT I 'OH. HOW THRILLEP Z TIME WE You MJJST BE INEW H 10 I YOUR VERY /N I PRISCILLA! THE STEEP.' 1 SEE I ORSE. STABLE! - ' You could enter into a Although your early morning unusual type of partnership hours may look like the A4P MWAS 7W AMWOM OMSr&--OV A AZZ11W 9, 765 C&Fftjij~ CAWOW 16R ZKW/M-90" AW MW AAVA" 84VAR A%4w4v, 4Y /5,X0 W75 ac AMOVUlY . 7AV" .Aw %am AW5 1 A RED] 2-2 - W are two basic vulnerable or not. A four- . . . - - " VIA - . "CIL I . - • F 4. .' ________ , - ' - , j'a.f . • . . - a ______ _______ .. -• emotions, so use them. CANCER (June 21-J ul' 22 ahead for you In 'the year VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. -22) spade not vulnerable opening following your birthday by Not until you loosen up and requirements fur a preemp. tive bid. The first is that you is too likely to produce a two- sending for your copy of ta ke things less seriously will don't expect to be set more trick set doubled where oppo. Astro-Graph Letter. Mall 81 you be able to turn this day Lama 10 than 500 points (three tricks neits have no1 tame. On the for each to Astro-Graph, Box into one of fun and that spa d e not vulnerable or two tricks other hand 489 Radio CityStation, N.Y. lightheartedness Look f the by Al Vermeer vulnerable) if 100i9.Besweto specify birth humor in things.' " IT ALMOST LIKE . I ( BITE YOUR ' 1 of a suit may only take live 9 8 7 In one other suit, we date, LIBRA A PREAM WHERE TONGUE! tricks. but year in and year would even try a vulnerable PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Just when you think 'CLJRE AFRAJP To I I out it will bring home six and four-spade call. WAkE UP. BECAUSE... I Your is definitely worth a three, quick thinking will save omething you've worked Finally, a word to the wise. I/ level preempt If not vulnera- Never preempt with a hand a precarious situation which hard for doesn't have a I • ble. Add some distributional that includes two aces. I, I is in need of diplomatic chance of paying off, a least, values such as a void in one of NEWSPAPER M'IERI'HISE ASSN handling. Keep yourself open- expected source will reverse the other suits and you can minded and this will be making y, this, benefits afford t at three-level (For a copy of JACOBY ' preempt even if vulnerable. MODERN, send Silo: 'Win at ARIES(March 21-April 19) However, if you get carried Bridge," care thisne "Pa ' Busy yourself with your work SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. U) away with the preemptive per. P.O. Box of 489, Radio City spiri and try a ade Station, Now York. N.Y. today and those Monday blues Be flexible with others, or bid with S. K97654,3 iI 6 2 10019.) will quickly lade. In fact, as you're likely to take a position v . you get into things you could today - and find yourself % uncover a neat surprise, backed Into a corner which tough to get out of. by Stoffel & Heimdahl r%r TAURUS (April 2O1I 20 will be SAGITTARIUS Il Nov. 23Your practical, no-nonsenw 1WELI-W-4AT 00~ I CAMOT5 approach to a petty situation Dec. 21) I t's not your nature to There __________________________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY February 4, 1980 other words, you ne inove one point either way, ammunition to start the While that rule of a maxiof a frustrating attack. The exception to this mum 500-point loss is a gener. year which would have long- day, the afternoon should turn IS the preemptive opening bid al guide, experience has term advantages for both out to be anything but. Look of three or four in a suit. shown that three level parties. Watch for such a for something unexpected. The idea in back of a preempts seldom get doubled union. preemptive opening is that arii, set. Four-level preempts LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) No you can't be hurt at your frequently do, so we have an AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. matter how impossible a preem tive contract; that vou extra rule for our four-level 19) An ally on whom you situation may appear, keep are going to make it hard'for bids. bail you the faith and continue to work your opponents to find the When we we preempt thea hadn't could right contract with their own four level always at have out of acounted situation that a third on it. A change will occur out high cards; and finaliv that with party had placed you in and of the blue and make things you are suggesting a PZissible little extra reserve. Thus , S- A K Q J x x x H- x x I). x x which Y. right. sacrifice again st an en b Find out more of what lies C. x x, we open three spades slam. by Howie Schneider 000 foal you wind J# A4 Aw"11111111110101 OA LWJI 'V,1 . BUGS BUNNY YOU'121 SUPPOSED -ro BE -n4r= INDIAN SCOUT. PU'r YOUR. 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UNDETERRED, THE 'COMMON SaP,ERCLApS HIM IN IRONS. NEXT WEEK-Ir'hmd 2-3 GAWAIP1 IS THOUGHTFUL AFTER THEIR RIPE BACK TO LORD KARRANS. 'PP )W#%OT/CE, A A N, THAT AARRAM 5 / 1p Nor CeVEM.4W AW OL/RFdPfTP' 41 just tor *7d9 Fda kr( Mew GAG u1 HAvINO IV r'v SPE6IRi .d TA A? IW/ or G°Nv$PpIoi. 11ff DEAN HELOISE: Because landlords are so particular about picture holes In walls, I've found a way to hang lightweight pictures, maps and children's drawings without damaging the wall when they are removed. Here's how: - First, place fWo strips of the picture down, only a very masking taps over the back of small hole will be visible, the picture and two of equal jOti Rayse And If that small hole Is length in matching places on the wall where the picture ist1, filled Witha dab .ftSOthM$ti • tinted with hid color to match be hung '' Then, place a piece of " doublestick tape between the $10w, This Is a gssd tip for home two strips of mashing tape. WIIf$ to UII especially With In a week, or a year, the picture can be removed with poster-hanging is popular this. days. Thsaks, Jets, ease — and no damage to ft wall. Noleiss Heavier framed pictures FENCE.Y HEADBOARD can often be hung by im. DEAR HELOISE: planting a bulletin board l needed a headboard for my pushpin firmly in a plaster king.size bed but couldn't pay wail. When you move or the price asked for one - - \ 1111 'Ii So I just bought a few feet of plastic fence, the kind used around flower beds, that looks very much (Ike wrought iron. I bought it in black (but you could Way-point It any color you wish). With tiny tacks, I attached It to the light-colored wall lust above my bed. It Is very showy and, alit, so inexpensive. This Idea could be used with any size bed, so try it If you're on a tight budget and need a headboard, Mrs. VelmaMcFatt.r LETTER OF THOUGHT DEAR HELOISE: Think about the possibility of recycling every single thing before you automatically throw it away. If you can't use it, pass it on to some person or group who can. A Friend DEAN READER: This is your column. if you'd Ilk. t. share a hint, ask • quo or make a sugges. • .•11 lion, write me cars of this • ii- Iinewspaper. ....Hugs, Heloise a _____________________ MAKE ROOM FOR TOES DEAR HELOISE: I have a helpful hint for kids who have outgrown their shoe roller skates. Just cut out the toe area of the shoes to give your toes more room. Do this and you can wear your skates a little longer. Julie Prozell, Age 11 TOSS IT INTO THE CARTON DEAR HELOISE: I thought up this game that even my mother likes to play. Here is how it goes: Take an egg carton and number the two end egg cups 5, the next two cups, 10, next 20, then 50, 75, and 100. Next, take 24 coins, then sit or stand back and toss them In. After you have finished tossing your coins, add up your total and see how much you got. Take turns with Someone else. 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Poor --.'------- -! . :. - .." ;•:.-' -. or - -.;. ... 4. . ,. . . ,-. iS. •\•.••• . . .. : �& ~71 72nd Year, No. 142—Monday, Feb. 4, 19$O—Sanford, Florida 32771 V V' N, Re p. 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- � 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 03, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 03, 1980. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 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/d0f443798ee6590d7c64d05239ed6bc6.pdf 0200c64f15520a9b67cc3a53941664e8 PDF Text Text - I -- - - -. - - (.- __3 -. -- I r-- — ,- -_..I.-•---_,-.- . -..- - _t. * , - - - - - BLONDIE e Thursday, April iS 4111 - Evsning H rald, Sanford Fl. 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M - .. $ . . . , I A-4*JAW discussion Thursday before the Senate Commerce Committee, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D Altamonte Springs, Is sponsoring conversion legislation in the .. le . . , . ç. . ,~ 1, . 11 I.; : .. - . 0 . v, Im''. *~#r " - '. I ' . .4 , . .' . . il Bernoy, saying It was now up to the bruised. caseworker of the sta te Department of State Attorney to complete the police Hunt confirms he did paddle ltthu Health and Rehabilitative Services. department's investigation and deter- and three other boys alter they were Mrs. Letthu says she has also turned mine whether charges should be filed. caught throwing rocks and candy. "But I the case over to a private attorney to Ruby Lettau, 142C Henderson Lane, don't know about any bruises," he said, determine w he t her her son has grounds Sanford, says her son James and Uwce refusing to comment further, to sue the school district for damages. -VV,11~1;x I. . . ;.t> .4.0. % It , . . . -41. . . . . ~. 0 1. . I - , ' . Thousands Of Iranians Join Rally ' TWay • " -_ Heralel PMt* AND THE WOLF SAID In an interview published Thursday, Rafsanjani said "rivalry" among the thousands of Iranians marched through becoming embroiled in an increasingly industriali7vd Western nations ruled out the streets today to denounce the United violent conflict with neighboring Iraq. concerted action against Iran, which States and show support for the militants The U.S. sanctions, aimed at obtaining President Carter wants. holding the Al hostages. the release of the hostages at the ocEuropean nations announced support cupled U.S. Embassy, were belittled by for U.S. efforts to free the captives but fhe rally was called by the govern* Hashemi Rafsanjani, a member of the sWed away from imposing any tough nient to show national solidarity in the Revolutionary themselves. face of Washington's move to sever diplomatic relations and impose a trade embargo as part of re prisals against Iran for holding th e 50 hostages, in their 160th day of captivity. by Toon Vlftvo Groups of demonstrators marched from eight directions toward the Tehran ' Fn * i Seminole County's mystery man was Marshall, who partially fit the state's action against Marshall this to be released from the county jail today, description of a man wanted by Daytona morning. - in against Sanford Nfiddle School Dean of Ilospitial, undergoing emergency surgery report their childrens' problems at the students Ronald Hunt, accused by a for "a rupture," his mother said. school, after an Evening Herald story student's mother of injuring her son While Mrs. Lettau says the rupture reported his investigation Monday. while adininistering a paddling April 3. may not have been immediately caused The use of cvrporid punishment at "I'm net going to arrest anybody" at by the padding, the "live licks" with a Sanford Middle School is also currently TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Cluinting Islamic nation. "Death to American imperialism, " The rally came at a time when Iran is "P ~ ~- . ' dd . . Ja S M to v Action Reports ................ 2A Mound The Clock .............4A Calendar Classified Ads Crossword ........... Editorial ..................... 4A Florida .......................3A IOA Hospital ...................... 3A 10A-IIA Nation ........................ 3A 80 Sports ......................6A 7A Deaths .................. 2A Weather ......................2A Dr. [Amb __________________________________________________________________ .... H* Freedom is the FBI's fingerprint Identification en t in Washington, D.C. I ... i ru authorities. Horneffer agreed with Figgatt that the I., But the results of that record check are The hitchhiker had no identification perjury statute Marshall was arrested on not expected to be ready until at least " After a brief appearance before County with him, saying lie was John Marshall, has nothing to do with giving an inac- late this week, say deputies and an FBI ,-, I Judge Wallace Hall this morning, the born In Toledo, Ohio on March 3, 1957, curate name or birth date. He said spokesman. . msin calling himself John Marshall was Smith said, adding Marshall claimed his Marshall should have been ctwged with set free The FBI receives tens of thousands of Ohio driver's lIëece was stolen from obstructing justice, if he did Indeed The state attorney's office informed him a few days earlier In Cocoa Beach. match the description of a suspect in prints to be filed or identified every day, the court today it was not filing a charge But a check with Ohio authorities by another crime, said the spokesman, explaining despite against the hitchhiker arrested 17 days Wolf Indicated the only John Marshall If Marshall only "partially fit" the having 2,000 people dealing with a wellago, when he was accused of giving the born In 1957 listed in the Ohio computer description of a suspect, as the records cataloged collection, it still takes about . . wrongblrthdatetoaSemlnoleCounty wasbornonSepl.3,1957,Whenaskedlf state, he should have been allowed to twoweekstodetermlnelfaglvensetof . I. , dr ty this was his correct birth date Marshall move on, Hcrnefler said, prints are on file. .. But neither law enforiement officials uld yes, Smith mid. When Marshall was stopped, he told . 7be kind of identification asked for by 1".1'. I or MOSSIAH's Own appointed public - -~.I -I .~'. 11 Marshall was arrested on charges of Smith he had deliberately given the Seminole County can take up to a full day N #: a, I v~ i . wrong birth date to avoid havIng hIs defenders haye any Idea who the man giving incorrect Information about I V11 11 of searching said the spokesman, ex/ . .. .• ' . really is. commission of a crime, a crime carrying name put In a draft-board computer, plalning emergency requests are han.. . Smith said. Marshall has not mentioned a Marshall who say he has been on the a ball of died more quickly, b be • road for nine years, has refused to Two days after Marshall's arrest, fearofbelngdraftedorhlsOhlodriver's ': • of POP1eOU cooperate with officers bmwing about County Judge Harold johnson made Uccnce since. ;.... his badu'ouncl An FBI check of Mar- probable cause for holding him, But Ohio a John Marshall, born Sept 3, The county s questions about John. in the dismissing attempts by assistant public 1957, is not In the Seminole County jail Marshail do no have a very high priority .aj 's ijigerprmnt will not be .. I•1 handa of Seminole County deputies until defenders to allow the man without That John Marshall, a 6-foot bla man at all with the FBI, said one deputy II. Ski. week identification to lead guilty y and be no longer even has an Ohio drivers We re trying to create a crime against licence He has moved just over the him," he said The deputy explained the I 1" y ut time, Marshall will sentenced to tinervi' border Into Covington, Ky cheW'' be ''on his way he says, search for Marshall's identity is Just the 1 '. ' A week later, Assistant Public >1 A(ing to ti Toledo Bureau of reverse of most criminal Investigations bad to Now York in uxmh of a job. ManhisH hu said stimost noWN to VIW Statistics, if John Marshaill is really Rather Own trying to pin one of a large ., Judge Alan Dickey to &How Mardudl to the name of On .1 int 11110111th. man in the Seminole group of people with a crime, in. anYonssiicshisarreit , ff . gOfree.HetoldthejudgeMaj'shauwu CoixityJail,andlfhewasbornwiththat vestlgatcrs are trying to find out If dwged under a statute covering fain name in Toledo, in 1957, .., found it hnp"ble to find out ng then the five-foot Marshall has possibly committed a crime reperts, not for givjnganjnccrrect l04nch while male is John Edgar Mar- crime anywhere lnthecountry. dais. shall, born Nov. 22, 1957,500 of Joseph H. he nearly took wing at the prisoner for With As of today, It coat at least $221 to . . But Dickey only questioned MusMI.11, and Jan Marshaill, who lived on Kress keep Marshall athas beft so unegoWative with the the county Jail, based I Poo* uking him why he refused to carry any Street, 22 years ago. ft to I him on the Jail's 1978 prisoner expenses of $13 4, Ifjation . County Jail say Marshall told Smith he left home when to 114 per prisoner per day. ..', '• * : Umd" rargly em UWW to Uw 17 "I'm a Christian" MadmH replW. his himily "disintegrated." nwre is no Along with refusing to speak with ~_ ,o0w psW9 be AWO a IWP MU wW "You havw't answend my questim, trace of eit1w Joseph or Jane Mardall deputies, Jail guards, lawyers and I 1. .... _ No oot repoW eyw buft him say the judge said. growing auM with in Tdodo or nearby communities, nor we prosecutors, Mardtaill alm turned down . I -- s abwA Ws Wentity or the cue Umhall's refumd to eiftr amm him they related to or remembered by any attempU by the Evening Herald to speak . isplot him. or provide hdamItion about his iden the other Mamhalls contacted who still with him on any terms. Mar" dW talk to SembWe Dickey told Figptt he coult! hoW five there. Marshall says he just wants to get back In order to make some attempt to find to New York and find a job. He told Smith deputy svi4 Smith the night of Marshall on In contempt of court, but Cos &W others; he had left that northern city either by name or description, to be after a week of working at the New York arr9gament for today. Am - Smith mid he joined highway "He's charged under the wrong wanted for any crimes in Florida, is Hillon. But there was no one there who ""a Pftft " TOM too" sWd Assistant State ttoc wanted anywhere in the countrya knew him, he P11111111111M Walter Wolf on Intuslate-11 John Marshall" Is taken, n handcuffs to his final Seminole Cooity dw W* of March X to cbeck out Steven Homelier, wbo. handled the copy of his fingerprints has been sent to departm . 1. ~' I I . , . ' s . , ., i. Sr'th,ois at ! Of . _-, . ...., IbA . . .- -- . - - 0 be School They shouted "Death to American imperialism" as they made their y Debra Shaffner, president of the Lyman III High School Keyettes club, through the streets. reads a book to fourth and fifth grade students at Midway Abolhassan Bani-Sadr was Vogt saild the local legislation will be Elementary School. Ite Keyettes doneW three books to each to addressPresident the throngs at the university lied closely to the proposed conversion of student at the school through the "Reading Is Fun-damental" campus, where he was expected to a Miami Kennel Club into a Jai-alai . program. The students received their first books this week. reassure Iranians the U.S. sanctions facility, . against Iran would not threaten the I . A . I r . rall Laill"n N4 - - 1W "The way this tra nslates is that we have the abili ty to pass the bill," said Vogt, who brought up the matter for . I . 1~ 4 costs few persons from the SeminoleOrange area would be traveling the 50 mflesorsototheDaytona Beach facllity anyway, . , . i the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. A Ift" Shift$ . . Ili for the Casselberry track do not conflict with those dates already assigned to the . . . 1' , .1 k ••••.•' delegation, said strong opposition is : ' - ., "f,• I ' .. . . I 0 of .I I lw=M~ ro~ .. .I .. ,;1, IrIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . I . I I a I . *-" The Cocoa Beach Democrat, a member of the Seminole County Legislative - by ,'j , parl-mutuel Industry," adding this means perhaps only nominal opposition to conversion of the Casselberry facility. .-. if NowNlR IV#ENr' .: . rn By DAVID M. HAZIER they were caught throwing candy at the conducting an investigation into the Herald Stall 'riter school custodian's building two (lays charges, and complaints of assaul ts Sanford police this morning asked the earlier, leveled by four other Sanford Middle State Attorney's office to investigate Thirty minutes alter the paddling, School parents. possible charges of aggravated battery James ltthu was in Seminole Memorial The four others called I3ernosky to t - State Sen. John Vogt said today, "There appears to be peace among the , ____________________ , ' •• Summer dates would be in conflict with Daytona ac said, adding, however, in o TO . . A the bill. . ___________ ti . -: .• I summer racing dates are designated in . It... a . .. :. . ,; greyhound racing facility, as long as GOT 'TOeENER .MIO1 RIGHT - ft Mt OVER, Pol'*ice Ask State Seminole Harness Raceway to a $I 5en i'.y . '_',.~'.., %, The way appeared clear today for passage in the Florida gislature of the bill allowing for conversion of the ; '" -~ -. HEM !YTHlH&... Ml i.-.- _______ .'. ',•' ..•. .. ROOM, RKEVELL. 'YOU'LL 'TO ur 'I r I H!R, 5I,. REALLY U15 1T ift soup I A - ,,, - evertheless, as Hal Sims (t,he greatest auction bridge ay" and one of the first contract authorities) ointed out 50 year a I you11 a yer a chance to make'is mistake, no matter how great __ 7 I Ground modest person, but today you concerned. Avoid wild rfake CC Hers is a band from a be made. to tempted gambles. may be Freech-British match in 1970. (NW1PAPER ENTERPRL$E ASSN.) acyour exaggerate fIscES (Feb. 10-March 20) declarer aslz bit, Its wise to get input from Westi a complishments (For a copy of JACOBY " the ace Unfortunately, you won't others, but it's more imntinued the mdt. MODERN. Wnd to: "Win of I ss pertantthatthoseyouaakfor to South's Bfl'COfthl5fi.,ppa. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) This advice know what they re king and it wasfell up to South to p P.O. Box 489, Redo City is not a good day for you to go talking about. Don't be P -Station, New York, 9up tin quo=id on a shopping apm.You MY swayed by pow counsel. . . . ANNIE ri _____________________ ____________________ !J4eE.sEii4ToR51iH) HEIi-elM) PERIWIO(IPNTTV( TMNYOU '5H,MY9O1! $ 6ENTDR t.4WFT"( LIKE5 HlG BILl. . " -- I _ r.r' Il:l.. 4K 106 5 4 of elections Bill Gains ; i N. V. . I CAMILLA BRUCE ...sUperVisor I Down le e Flint of England decIdedt tpone the tump decision or a while. He cashed his ace of hearts and rutted a heart In dummy. Next came dummy's lack of ds. East ruffid nd flOm1r13 an easynatterafor Jeremy to pick up that queen of trumps. We can point out any number reasons w Et not have ruffed that diamond. In fact, It was the sort of play you expect from a mpre _________ . . 4 Ic Q 54 WUT E. #Q2 #Is Q54 M9$3 #A8443 #Q10 #J33 4109876 ., Raceway spade to dummy's ace, returned a spade toward his own hand and thought for a while. Finally, he decided to play for a 31 spade break since eat had shown up ft e dia di monds 0 5 two. 4.1040 t"2 .* 14 . k`, I __________________ NORTH •AJ$7 f. 1 I., 11 I F LO R I 0A` BRIDGE Playing On role of a Ng sport CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z4an. ' Pass 24 Pm 39 19) Be sible to distinguish could hurt you financially. Psm 4 0 Pan 4 NT GEMIM (May 21-June 20) today between a sincere To be an achiever today you compliment and hollow Opening lead. A must rid yourself of the flattery. Someone may fry to ,,mainsinall syndrome. Things sway you by wing Itle lotter. put off until tomorrow may AQUARIOUS (Jan. 20-Feb. — 19) L.edy luck is in your cwm - never get done. DatwW Jwsby CANCER (June 214Wy 22) ncertath ere today, but not MuSe.Iag % ; I 1' U"D " ' ' C. \ . ,, ". • evaporating as long as the race dates set I I worked for so short a time that she didn't minutes," said Seminole Circuit Court any relatives until yesterday." Assistant County Attorney Bob think it was wrong. Herald Staff Writer Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith. s. Bruce said, she N101illan said Mrs. Bruce's action% Seminole County Elections Supervisor "I didn't know the nepotism law had It is the job of the clerk's office to decided her children should get paid "appear to be illegal." Camilla D. Bruce acknowledged this anything to do with such a temporary produce county paychecks, he said. But It "like everyone else." This amounted to morning she may be "in the soup" for thing," she said. "On the face of the statute (Sec. is not the offices function to check somewhere between $1 and $2 per hour, hiring her three children to work oc116.111) Mrs. Bruce said her two sons, a names. and on a given night they might earn $3 exceptionthere for would appear to be no castonally on election nights. the Supervisor of Elections daughter and a daughter-in-law helped About two years ago Beckwith refused or so, she said. or for temporary employment." By Florida statute, county officials are out on election nights frequently. to sign a paycheck for the son of a county Mrs. Bruce has stated she will not hire prohibited from hiring relatives and the "I always had my children come in and commissioner who was working for the any relatives in the future. But she said But McAlillan stressed that there may elections division of the department of help," she said. "Often you can't get county aninial control department. site thinks the fact the issue has been have been Attorney general's opinion state In Tallahassee is looking into the someone to come In for lust two or three "But that was oniy after the situation brought up "is terrible." that clarified the matter and he has not mat te r. hours of work." was brought to our attention," Beckwith "I didn't see anything wrong with it. It (lone enough research to render a legal But Mrs. Bruce said her children "There's a conflict if it's for 10 said. "I did not know Canimie had hired was all so temporary." opinion. . . AT I . person has repeated attacks, iirn. AUVE it my even be advisable to 11111111 SUNSHINE ST~TE. have M area of the lung ,.~ / renved any case, most brmd't`ok::=cW1y WIN 4 . By DIANE PETRYK and cause serious problems. some people have those fittle on ace o lungs. scaictimes they're just dIsaWair when winter sets store committing yourself. In. hERA (Sept. 23-Oct. ) ARIES (March 21-April 19) This may not be of your more Expecting others to do your energetic days and work that share of the work today will should be attended to may be create ill will. Even though neglected by rationalizing. you're net up to yo ur usual Roil up your sleeves and get Industriousness, don't shirk going. burdens. Find out more of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 what lies ahead for you in the Enjoy yourw1f today, but year following your birthday keep moderation In mind. The by sending for your copy Of temptation to eat or drink Astro-Graph Letter. " $1 more than you should may try for each to Astro-Graph Box to surface o City Station, N.Y. IIAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23 10019. Be sure to specify birth Dec. 21) You're a good date. salesperson today, but you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may not know When to stop Freeloading acia1ntancea selling. Talking more than may try to take advantage d you should could chill your 7 Jr I f, I 980 I Hiring Re atives Puts Bruce 1i .1 11 . ture and It's somewhat like Even pressurized aircraft are puncturing an Inner tube in a not pressurized to sea level lire. The air leaks out ftwough during flIt at hI altitudes that ruptured blister and but are maintained at a accumulata In the space pressure below that enbeten the lungs and chest.. countered at 7,000 feet, That is The accumulated air causes still enough to cause a lot of the lung to collapse. air expansion if the- amount of air trapped in the chest is We really don't know why large. YOUR BIRTHDAY buy something that you think April 11, IM is iar in i ut m now until October, VIRGO (Aug. n-Sept. 22) ere ill good , op- To please someone you're ially very fond p(rtuiuues or you financ'tall 0 of u mayYmake a , )O J LIKE rM SnLL W1 . closed because the lungs decreased at altitude the expand to fill It. trapped air in the chest exSome people have a little nds. The ex panded air can blister formed on the surface create pressure on the heart —— 4 AAA — . . spontaneous accumulation of episodes. air Inside the chest. There's The reason your doctor normally a space between the wanted your son to stay out of surface of the lungs and the airplanes Is that as atchest wall. This space is m os p her Ic pressure - 60 - - - ,. You're telling me that he blebs that might need has what we call spontaneous correction if fie wishes to pneumothorax which means avoid having recurrent — HOROSCOPE I lf - - I— 62 . f 59 I I I _ 1k - — — vening Herald— (USPS 481.280) — Price 20 Cents 11111 ., the doctor says smoking or em h"°ma causes it Could 39 42 43 —— HE SAT DOWN To `-) A 'NOPARNG' RE IN ZONE.f TRAFFIC TICKET . (I - - bBob Mon o ontana ana I I I L_ 38 41 ________________________________ ARCLIIE fli AP BACK FROAAI L......... — I "•%./ 6. Lamb neuo 38 34 35 FrIday, April 11, 198Sanford, Florida 32771 FerAl_C1 on completely and it is not a life thretenin or persistently sabling only 23 years old. w of • yur In problem, you may be more DEAR READER — interestai In how the lungs suppose your son could ha ve work and It may help you to There emphysema. t philosophy d abb 39 Frappe are understa nd what is happening certain forms of lung disease 40 Twine about 17 Stone (suffix) 38 Very cold '58 Mental to him 42 Whirlpools 39 Trojan 19 Bishop's component(pl. that fall In that category. One Sometimes a person only 44 Fire (prefix) throne mountain ) of the air sacs may enlarge has episode of sponInto a very large cyst and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ta neous one nemothorax i.ss 9 10 11 encroach upon the breat hing capacity of the lungs and commonly a person may have 12 13 14 two and there are a few insometimes called a 1 dividuals who have recurrent j ——— ____ — — — form of emph ysema. The 17 I usual form that you see in episodes. would say that if I I A cigarette smokers is most your son has another episode, 18 19 20 1 . unlikely in view of your son's It might be advisable to refer age and the fact that he's a him to a pulmonary specialist 21 - I Dr. years ago 85 - ISWM. \V I 72nd Year, No. 20 Ice a week we thought that 22 Pounds (abbr.) 41 Part of $ 24 Aft. nation -wr. church might have been the cause. Sierra — 43 Summer time 'r' - doctor said no but told 25 Military (abbr.) )ij to stay out of tin6 school (abbr.) 45 Japanese port press airplanes. Now it jnjjdIs with spontaneous Cut into cubes 47 O:on h:ness has cousedcompIetlyand had fallen before and . I MB-Thre percent of my son's I ung collapsed. 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U 2A—Evening H•rald, Snford, Fl. Friday, April ii, mo Wack, Piland 't h r• Proposed By Leftist Leader BOGOTA, Colombia (UP!) — The masked leader of leftists holding U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio and 17 other diplomats in the Dominican Embassy says the hos tages could be released in exchange for 11 Jailed leftists and a hellcqpter flight to freedom. Another round of ransom talks was set for today and Comandante UNO, the enigmatic head of the April 19 Movement guerrillas, known as M.19, said the plan would be presented to government negotiators then. The Colombian government, however, has been steadfast throughout the 45-day-old crisis In its refusal to release prisoners because of constitutional restrictions. Israelis Fire On U.N. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) - Israeli troops dug in at new positions In Lebanon today opened fire with machine guns on an armored vehicle carrying senior U.N. peace-keeping force officials. There were no reports of casualties, a U.N. spokesman said. The spokesman said, "The APC armored personnel carrier with at least five senior officials of the U.N. Interim Force In Lebanon was on a routine Inspection mission near At Tiri village" in the zone controlled by . 11, -i ~ 1. . • •. •I I ~ 11 I. , -! % , ' ~ ~ .? . ?, , , < r , 9 C~ P I . • - ". , ,4 - 'S .. . '" I ';*" 1.. . •••I - .. I I I.. ., .. 'd .a d'• .ic a. :'' NATiON , IN U"EF . ..X 4 -. ______ • . - __ S COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. (UP!) - White House Pressure on the U.S. Olympic Committee has In- - . r tensified in the tug-of-war over.American participation in the Moscow Games and USOC President Robert Kane says he detects a backlash against President . . A. . . .1'1-.' -' Iii. • . .. ' 4,• '_____ . ? a . - ' _____\ •: - -' .. Carter as a result. "Some of our delegates have become a little more hardened in their position," Kane said Thursday. "Has there been a backlash? Yes, I think there has been .. •!I ,y ' . - •. fl/ liii •j/ggfça 'BNffKfl fill II II lilA . ' r....' , ,!. •)' :. %fi;?J some." . Kane's comments came after a preliminary meeting on the eve of the USOC's House of Delegates conference. The 450 members of the House of Delegates will vote Saturday on whether to comply with Carter's request for a boycott of the Summer Olympics. .'.. .'.. . ..'. ; . - , '. a'] j I .._,....., - . I I S ,) .. I ) • /1'' '.' • . _____ ___________ .,,-' ______ A helpful in treating cancer and sickle cell anemia in human beings. _____ _____IW "The gene transplanting technique may have significant application to treatment of cancer and certain genetic disorders," said Dr. Martin Cline. But the UCLA scientist said Thursday any application to human beings for treatment of cancer or sickle cell disease is three to five years in the future. 11 I .; . .______________________________________________________________ '. - f. LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Scientists have successfully transplanted genes into laboratory animals, and researchers say the experiment eventually may be Ii ' • - . .•"_______ Genes Transplant Works II - If •... / •_jr - :. U.N. _______ 'a.• - - -- •a Edith To Help Feminists NEW YORK (UP!) - Edith Bunker, who survived menopause, a rape attempt and the dispersal of her family on television's "All in the Family," is leaving $500,000 to feminist causes when she dies on the tube. Norman Lear, who created Edith and her bigot husband Archie in 1969, said Thursday Edith will pass away off screen so her husband can be "free to pursue Road Crew Leader Finds Microscopes other affections." To "lessen the sadness of her passing," Lear said, Tandem Productions Is donating $500,000 to the National Organization for Women. The Edith Bunker Memorial Fund for the ERA and Women's Rights will be used to help support the drive for ratification of the -- -. ------- By DAVID L RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Deputies say they are searching for the owner of two microscopes found Thursday in a wooded area by a Seminole County road crew leader. Torn Bush of Geneva, a county crew supervisor, told deputies he found a high-power microscope, a low-power microscope and an illuminator in the woods off Derbyshire Road, Casselberry, while working Thursday. Deputies and Cassel berry police took evidence from the - SAN SALVADOR,El Salvador(UPI) — The Vatican has named the "best friend" of slain Archbishop Oscar A. Romero as apostolic administrator of San Salvador, apparently to defer the sensitive appointment of a successor. In political violence, four people were killed Thuraday. Church officials said Monsignor Arturo Riveray Dames, 57, bishop of Santiago do Maria, 62 miles east of the capital, would be sworn In as apostolic administratorofthearchdloceseofSanSiJvadorwith powers of residential bishop at a ceremony morning. : ..- r,"' .. '. _, 1 01, . , : I . - 0 $20,000 boat, explalning* that is why he left It parked at a gas station bearing "for sale" signs. He is rid of the boat, deputies say. The vessel, on a trailer, was driven off from the Ideal Gdb Station at the corner of th Church Head Named I Ireland Officer Jewel Lane and State Road 438 some time between the time the station closed Wednesday night and reopened Thursday morning. John Parry, Maitland, the boat's owner, says the 1977 Bayline Saratoga Express was worth about $20,000 as equipped when it was stolen. BURGLARY IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Thieves ransacked the master bedroom of an Altamonte Springs home Thursday and left with a small-caliber pistol and scene, out nave no foun d e owners of e equipment or reported its value, $20,000 BOAT DISAPPEARS A Maitland man told deputies he wanted to get rid of his P0111— W um Soviet Union, Cuba, Albania, the Palestine Liberation Organization, Cambodia and North Korea. - '- - H - identify ker 110C Of - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF ___ Jet - , -- - . - - - I III , 0 - - - I BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) — Two teen. agers, one believed to be a girl, L~ot and kilW a part. time police officer in downtown Bellut early today and beIIth the rider :dIhe iNfest acm*ih helmets &-A bw the lower part of their lam covend with scarves, but witnesses told Police COS U - ____________ I ii iii 'I'heman had parked his car jn Franklin $trs,tand was walking into the nearby offices of the Northern Ireland Hot*lngEzecuuvewhen amotorcyctedrewup Miami Mayor: U.S. To Help - MIAMI (UP!) - The mayor of Miami says be is convinced the United States will do all it can to help take in some of the thousands of Cubans jamming the Peruvian Embassy in Havana. Mayor Maurice Ferre, who met with state depart. mont officials and other Cabinet officers at a White House reception for members of the Caribbean-Central American Action group Wednesday, said the "official position" was that "the United States will take its fair - I - - • . NA'n0M MW(W: The Block Hills of waigrn South Dobti won while with I inches of snow today, forcing travelers to battle icy roads. Heavy rains tapered off in the Et but rivers in the New EimgI'id states swelled. Heavy mow warnings were In effect today for the mountains and fOOIN111 of Montana.Sam covered Um Notchm Rockies and the mountain passes oI Colorado. We'n got about eight people n here and it's still moving," Gall WHHnaan ri , Comes Out In Favor f 0 ri __ 'Z1, Nuke - - - t -- a- -- I~. U- - - -.4-.- 1. ~ ARTHUR EUGENE . .., I . - - - K ___ ____ 100 00 Fi - - 0*11*11 Naom*i, p. Yarbo rough Dead At 73 - - - PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!) - Four Iranian Navy flight students are seeking asylum in the United States, trying to avoid the fate of 15 of their classmates - who left weeping girlfriends behind and headed home, The 19 — all members of the Iranian military training from the U.S. Navy at Whiting Field under a program initiated under President Nixon — received orders this week to leave the country by midnight tonight. The orders cited this week's break in diplomatic - - -- - - TALLAHAE, Fla. (UPI) — Jess Yarborough, former Dade County commheloner, state reillesentative, and Public Service Commission chairman, Is --. dud at the age c73. mame ., . 43"" bocauss of his if somas as coad of #a . MI iIHli School football teem, died of emphysema y, • - - - - ------ - -- -. - OSPITAL U - 1t The four who sought asylum will head for happen to me.' Jacksonville today to be processed by the U.S. Navy Cmndr. K.A. Dickerson, commander of Immigration and Naturalization Service, Training Wing 5, told the 19 in a letter this television station WEAR-TV reported. The week: "The Secretary of Defense has directed station said it had learned that asylum likely me to notify you that we have terminated your will be granted. participation in the flight training program... Iranian Air Force U. Mahyer Rohani, 25, in light of the fact that our government has one of the students who is seeking asylum, broken diplomatic relattóns with Iran, fo r said: 'l am asking for asylum because my reasons of which you are aware.,.." family in Iran) has already been beaten, Dickerson added he took the move 'with tortured and Jailed and I don't wish that to extreme reluctance. Carter Hits Reagan For Iran Comments WASHINGTON (UP!) - It's not the Rose Garden from which President Carter has been doing Ids best campaigning, his critics say, but from the ballroom of the Washington Hilton Hotel. He has his own entrance and elevator in the hotel that hosts many of the city's biggest conventions, and he used the facilities again Thursday to accuse Ronald Reagan of comforting the Kremlin and Iranian terrorists with his campaign charge that a weak Carter foreign policy led to the Iran and Afghanistan - crises. Hotel officials said it was about the 10th time Carter has addressed a convention there. The president has said he cannot go on the campaign trail because of the international crises. Carter was asked about Reagan's charge by the editors, and in an answer that covered Kennedy as well, replied: "Anyone who says I have contrived recent events in foreign policy to gain reelection obviously doesn't understand the political process." A moment later, however, the president turned his full fire on Reagan, by name, when he was asked about the Republican candidate's assertion the Iran and Afghanistan crises never would have happened if the world had confidence in American leadership. "I think the people in the Kremlin would As a reminder that 50 Americans are being held in Iran, twQ third. grade classes at Pine. crest School in Sanford have decided to "tie a yellow ribbon 'round the old oak tree." The oak tree on the school grounds happens to be a magnolia but that didn't deter the students of Patty Swami and Mary Nell Morrison from tying on pieces of yellow ribbon and vowing to leave them on display until the hostages are released. Shown here (from front) are Jack Mullis, Arthur Bradford, Wendy Wyatt and Rosetta Williams. agree completely with what Mr. Reagan said -that the invasion of Afghanistan was not the fault or the responsibility of President Brezhnev and the Politburo but was the responsibility of the president of the United An hour later, Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMass., attacked the president's economic States," Carter said. policies, calling Carter a "pale carbon copy" Reagan later said he did not think any of Reagan and suggesting the chief executive statement of his "gave comfort to the enemy," was trying to "out-Republican the and added, "I may quote Harry Truman — 'If Republicans," he can't stand the heat, he better get out of the Carter and Kennedy were the final political kitchen." speakers at the four-day convention of the In his appearance before the editors, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Anderson was asked how he could govern the which heard earlier in the day from nation if he couldn't even win the nomination Republican John Anderson and earlier in the of his own Republican Party. Anderson cited week from Reagan and George Bush, his 20 years of congressional experience of In a Philadelphia television Interview, building coalitions and said he would build "a Reagan was asked if he felt Carter is using the national unity administration" with people Iran crisis for political advantage. from both parties participating. "I don't think there's any question that he "I don't think you're going to solve the crisis has been using the perquisites of office for of governments by trading In one ex-governor political purposes," the former California for another," he said In a swipe at Reagan and governor said. Carter. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel Coming Soon To Supermarkets: Higher Prices United Press International Consumers trying to beat inflation better fill their freezers with meat now, because a recent drop in meat prices is expectedto be reversed in a flurry of food price Increases during ths coming . Retail meat prices have dropped sharply across much of the country, plunging to their lowest levels In more than a year In would increase at about a 10 percent annual rate during the February, economists said the recession may finally be taking next three months, hold. Leading the way, the agencies said, will be retail prices for Almost all of the March decline could be tagged to slumping beef and sugar along with carbonated drinks and other auto sates, which tell-a betty 7.2 percent. Tra4ttlen&Uy,ben processed foods that contain sugar. the auto and housing Industries begin to do poorly, other Poultry, margarine, shortening, mayonnaise, salad sectors of the economy soon follow. dressings and cooking oil should increase at an annual rate of In Detroit, the Big Three automobile companies said nearly less than 7 percent, while fruits and vegetables should rise 20,000 autoworkers idled this week In temporary production moderately, the agencies said. cutbacks will return to their jobs Monday, but Industry blue. And retail pork and egg prices should fall during April, May collar layoffs will remain above the 200,000 mark. and June, the report said. In other economic news: For the first time in more than two years, meanwhile, sales —Credit Union National Association Inc. made an "urgent at the nation's retail stores have fallen for two consecutive request" to the government for permission to charge more months, than 15 percent interest on loans. The Commerce Department reported retail sales dropped —Carter said he will veto any tax cut Congress approves 1.3 percent in March. Pointing to a similar decline in unless tie is sure the fiscal 1981 budget will be balanced. - some areas. In Chicago, hamburger was selling for $1.19 a pound. Grocers reported prices for some cuts dropped as much as 90 cents a pound in a week, though most were gradual, and speculated the reason was costeonscious consumers were Just buying less meat, But the bargains could be short-lived. In a joint report Thursday, the Council on Wage and Price Stability and Agriculture Department predicted food prices [ I Lance Backs Ban Ofl5 ATLANTA (UP!) -Bert Lance, "quite a man" in the eyes of President Carter's mother, now undergoes cross-examination by government attorneys who claim he's a crook. Lance opened his defense in his bank fraud trial Thursday and denied wrongdoing on each of the remaining criminal charges against him. The former federal budget chief said he takes "full responsibility" for any loans granted by banks with which he has been associated, in. cludlng those loans the government claims were misapplications of bank funds, I $IMINSI.i UMORIAI. Ga. (UP!) - riot-equipped state troopers looking on, more than 50 blacks marched without incident through this tense south Georgia town Thursday night to protest alleged racial discrimination, Crowds of whites and blacks watched from sidewalks and storefronts as the protesters staged their third march in as many days. The first march Tuesday erupted into violence that injured nine people and brought the troopers to town. "Nothin's gonna happen until the troopers leave," said one youth, standing with friends outside a drive-In restaurant. "But once they're gone..." "I tell you one thing, I'm not gonna be around that square on Saturday," another Isen-ager said. "At least I want to be well out of gunshot range." A mass rally Is planned Saturday with Dr. Joseph Lowery, national president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, a the featured speaker. Coy. George Busbee said in a news conference in Atlanta Thursday that the troopers would remain in Wrightsville "as long as necessary." After their mile-long march Thursday, the protesters sang songs and prayed at the Johnson County courthouse, scene of Tuesday night's violent confrontation between marchers and spectators. "We are serving notice," said the Rev, Fred Taylor, an organizer for the SCLC. "We are changing this town from Whltesvtlle to Rightaville. Thomas Brown, a black cafe owner, said he had never seen anything "like this in my life and I've lived here 40 ytars. Today I was out of beer and the Schlitz man asked me was It safe to come down and deliver." The tension in Wnightiville has been building for months as a remit of what black leaders say is need for more jobs and political clout for blacks, who comprise about 41 percent of the county's Pot and truthfulness?" ARRIVE AUV 1 1 population. They complain it's almost impossible for blacks to get a white collar job. "My daughter graduated from high school here and got a Job up in Atlanta at the credit bureau," said a wrinkled elderly black woman, rocking on the front porch of her home. "But when she E I ___ hi.amlp 0. waten Allen, Deftens Mc0 at!nna— . ------ FOR THE BILST IJ TV SERVICE ________________ ~ PH 322 0352 came back here, she couldn't get a job at the bank or the post office or the courthouse or anywhere. There's just no good jobs for blacks In this town." Businessmen any there are not many 36 19 . A1I - S • I ' jobs for anyone. Ken Vickers, who works for his family's insurance firm, said most of the residents of Wrightsville "have to go out of town to find any kind of work, Where did you . buy the beau Wig vegetables? "There's very little Industry here, Just a couple of pants factories," he said. "Times are tough on everyone." Mike Bailey says he believes time protest Is being orchestrated by people train outside Johnson County. 10 - For Cancer Back.d TALIAHASSEE, FU.(UPI) — Hunldradg of nw& concat PlItIeub allffeftIrm eff be * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM Federal permission for the Not program finally has been * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS EEXTM LARGE BROWN 01 WHIT A, University of South Florida Medical School and the elate COmPmh9Wve CA Center in Ubmi.. ft date will &WV lum a year for two years to fund the projects. To"Miiiy, Harto saw volunteers mid have wled to (W from . t.dsnLiiues to combat the nausea and r.t a. Robert I. Htsr venulting caused by etmkaI treatment of cancer. They G( - cannot be younger than 11, they must not be pregnant and the Ddbwt Jann. Casulbsrry May not smoke unauthorized nadjuana during participation oesAriislton.___inih 1a--- t.= Freddie L OOnW, UM #4nMOSMAL I roe . AMIL If Soo": - I . Charles Anderm - "I think he has more of all those qualities than anyone else I know," she responded. "Mr. Lance, to rue, is quite a man." After less than five minutes on the stand, the 81year-old matriarch of the nation's first family walked over to the defense table and smiled at her son's long-time friend. "That didn't take long, did it?" she asked the fanner federal budget director. Lance returned the smile and thanked her. Returning to the witness stand, Lance spent more than four hours outlining his life story. 50 Blacks Protest Discrimination In Georgia Town v W1UGH'IWILLE, With spokesman for the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. IJfC But he said there were no misapplications and the loans, at the time they were made, were sound financial decisions and made In the best interests of th e banks involved. Lance's testimony was interrupted briefly Thursday to allow President Carter's mother, "Miss Lillian," to testify as a character witness, "I met him when Jimmy was campaigning for governor (in 1970)," she said. Lance attorney Nick Chilivis asked her, "What is your opinion as to Mr. Lance's honesty, integrity - --____ -- relations with their homeland. Fifteen of the students chose to board an Eastern Airline jetliner Thursday night for New York, where they were to catch another plane to London. "This is an unfair situation," said the American girlfriend of one of the students as she fought back tears at the Pensacola airport. "These men had nothing to do with what was going on in Iran." She declined to give her name, - __ - action the Senate took to repeal the current rigid requirements to obtain a trucking certificate from the Public Service Commission, Childers said Thursday. Childers; and other Senate leader, had opposed the repeal, which was approved on a 30.19 vote Wedne.diy. The House is pushing for substantial reforms to trucking regulations, but the Senate had been expected to resist reform. - - -- -says. It is unlikely there will be a reconsideration of the ! , - ---- - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The state Senate probably will stick with its surprise decision to ease requirements for entering the trucking business, Commerce Committee Chairman Sen. W.D. Childers i tji aer i-aces - - _____ ______ -- - Trucking Bill Could Stick 86, of Ent— ~' 3kh St., Sanford, BRYANT died Sunday. Arthur Eugene "Gene" She is survived by two sans, Bryant, 46, of 201 S. Robert and George Herring. Jessamine Ave., Sanford, twodaughts,Ij Red t. . -._ . AREA DEATHS died Thursday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was a sisters; 16 grarAchikim; 13 : WAMUNGTON (UP!) — In order to would be permitted, under the formula, Middle East to Washington, where they native of Harrison County, gret.gr*jhil..; nieces, employ" of ithe kpnd ' wy Old fth Ssimn le at Doodwook bmk 010 BtAk" 118 in UN Palestinian for Egypt to take over sovereignty of the S.D., said Thursday as the mow began to pile up. ,, would beofIntendled under the direct Ind., and can to Sanford two nephews and coudw talks, Egyptian President Gaza Strip from Israel, and establish a mediation the U.S. govermnent. Mile busier earlier, but people are going horn.." It was a autonomy years ago from New Albany, Anvar Sadit says he is willing to keep system of Palestinian self-rule WIlion.Eichelb,rger " Sa said the talks could be followed md. He was an electronics Mortuary A*EA READINGS (9 a.m.): kniperatmn: If; overoiglg the West Bask temporarily under Israeli of is The theory Is that such a pleosmeal by a tiree-way Camp David summit low: 13; yesterday's hl: 13; barometric purse: *12; cenlUJs lends Its occupation • technician, and a member of arngen*nt of the arrangement would avoid the ap- "but not without relative Mimidity: N pert; winds: lest north east at I Gaza Strip. ate preparation." the Pilgrim Holiness Church. pevanc* of a total failure, and would m.pb. Both Egyptian and American officials He is survived by his wife, Just before his departure from demoratrate to all sides the advantages are determined to avoid another Mildred Bryant, Sanford; U1J*DAY TWO: DAYTONA IEA: highs, 1:04 km., WashuigUm and three days of talks with of a system of selkule for the extend 1:91 like theBegin 13 days of three Ions, Arthur Leroy. pan.; lows, 11:12a.m. PORT CANAVAL: hIghs, 4:13 AmerIcan officials, Ssdat told reporters Palestinians, lees than perfect, but still Camp David In 1979, when a.m,, 1:27 p.m.; lows, 11:13 I'm.; MYPOIT hIghs, 11:43 Thursday at Blair House, "I am willing better than cur and Larry Gene, and Elmer wiiai, l.a.; Iowa, 1:91 a.m., 1:91 p.m. rent Israeli military Sadal clashed sharply, The 1279 summit Maurice Brypnt all of San. — Pimeral services ten • •to Impose amlonomny on the Gaza Strip, occupation Mrs. )AT4Q rou&cg , 4t finally achieved agreement, but only ford; five in J4ir j, ( Hsrr1n.uat W"ll d end the Iaasll military occupation." - Sadat said he discussed the proposal after gha, several near collapses. U iNow Winds vIabh arcsmd 11 knots this morning Brenda Sue Hunter, Corydon, Sunday* will be heW isturdey with Prdi Carter, who at 5aa also- saJd 1* is 'b.e,mlng suixty 10 in1 knots s atWesous. Winds east to 4rmg , 1p.m. it New Sslbs ÂME — Is Malt Irdo the Camp David peso. with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem cfani , minis th ___a_1v aostks bnd. g Ii to 11 b011 tv.' 'i.i,,ia k.. ...I..I uter, (l.n. Kemal P.. FIrn.4 W,wI Tnsl U. Vi.IL. CIWCt WISh tI Mi. £& U Wawa work out the details Father Jonm New Albom, Restlam clall"s. owl4l in ` swim 0110113111041111100111011121104 ------cometwy. w1be". *. uture Ind., Miss Agnes Mari@ t"ry ' in?II ter win propem, accoriling to " rOIat ' onsh MsOli, I Isday and tm. 'SI'I'?'' , autonomy the fld ih dowo"ffft. No States has offered Egypt up Bryant, both of Sanford; nine ad th War Oil for both the West Bank ad move Illi then am IL hl* &.f% u* 4 Katie Bryant, New Aibany, ' . I I I -: Ind.; two brothers, Melvin ee sti JacbOn Bryant, Denver,' to' a --Cole. and Donald Lewis ' 440 000wal -"" Now Albuly. Ind. , F#ft, AWN IL "a-4K YL "L W . .. WAMM"(UPI) — %b00Ck & Of 1118kock & Wdm said the fine$ days to eithor pay or contest tM NMI do Bryant. ftneral &W burW will be --m-0 so" N-I - r IV T" 01PWO . WON$$ Mailer of dw ft" I" Island pnend by Ule Nwkw Regulatory am civil penalty ~ P111111101111ell! so* ad ! ~-I, rw~' ever papari by the In the New pp_ Caw$ I~~ Ndw noder hall with ww'-caess ,,a_ a,,, --. •S U. faI1fr to give the guversenent vital local 'lime MCL*WJAt 5pQfr_fl%afl asid Tangements, Iob*ri Weob, N ceaNs 1jflh, sINgS tW adaty Wasumetlon on U.MrU.n reactor. Babcock & Wilcox - ako uand 1mm a cc'wy believes it followed all 'VOW,a" " ""I Woolt.SI-10i NNW 66-lii#iisoo& 0111,0118, A Molimunani for J. Ray Md)atmott $W million damage suit filed lod mouth pliemble NRC regulations vow 116. d the SAT11111111009.1 Co., Now parent firm by TlreeMUelslandutlhty_hasao penalties are unwarrgmted. n IS. -_e 1klr1i . - Iranian Navy Students Leave Pensacola Girls In Tears •_ - WEATHER I JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ordered the seizure of an estimated $20 million worth of coffee accidentally contaminated by a poisonous industrial chemical at a Jacksonville warehouse three weeks ago, the Florida Times-Union reported today. The warehouse was ordered padlocked by the government two weeks ago when it was discovered that bags of antimony trioxide stored in the same building had broken open, sending clouds of the powdery chemical over the coffee beans. The Florida Department of Agriculture last week stopped the sale of a large amount of coffee already processed by the Maxwell House plant in Jacksonville, which owns most of the contaminated coffee. • __.• - ..I -. 1, FDA Oid."COff.O SëIzlIri nAfter Contamination In Jax I . , ;__-- . . -. - Friday, April 11, 1910--3A - jewelry, deputies say. Allene Adams told deputies the thieves, who forced their way into her home through a garage window, struck between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Deputies say they took about $900 in goods, mostly jewelry.: Cubans . I.:,_ . _____ _ .." (as' Equal Rights Amendment. MIAMI (UP!) - A California dental school dropout who told Cuban authorities the "free world" is no place for blacks has . • $u. beentenaUvelyidentfleda5themy,tight.uppg . who hijacked an American Airlines jetliner to Cuba. - . The FBI is comparing fingerprints taken from the hijacked Boeing 727 - which went on a 10-hour odyssey from LOS: -. Angeles to Havana Wednesday - with fingerprints of Gerald ' ii. . Leland Menity, 35, an FBI spokesman said Thursday. . -'.¼ -ir J Hesaid the FBI may know by today whether .name : ..'. i H 'iI . provided by the Cuban news agency Prenss Latina is an name ' I I"Ij.',i.!I! of the hijacker. -, I II:j!j lIi 1 111 111 I i, • I -. In a dispatch monitored 1mm Mexico City, I'remmsa latlima InI.iIIIi.;. i •-F I dent!led ,, the hijacker as Malty. The news service- said he told . / I ¶iI'. r. hII"! • . . Zj. Cuban authorities he was originally of Minneapolis, and that . 'i I1 ' li ~l I ' he was fleeing "informal slavery" of blacks in the United 11ij I -, W . I . . I States. I , r I I i:t~~, , 1 ,, . ~;' i: ri I I'l i j; Prensa Latina also quoted Merity as saying he dropped out ' 1'~ ,Ij ill I 11,1 of dental school at the University of San Francisco led year , i:!il I I ,I! II i I because of "political and religious conflicts with - the III LI ,I i !1 il.. . educational authorities." ,,, The conflicts revolved v arour d my•he1 . ck, iny religious : w vs. NS Is he contemplating the world's LOFTY problems, or just trying to escape the beliefs and my political maddening crowd? Could- he be a refugee from a zealo era? San Francisco has no dental school, but the us census taker, or University of California-San Francisco dental school conhiding from a nagging wife? He might even be a workman taking a break firmed that a man by that name attended the school from the while cleaning the roof of the Hollieanna G roves building at Maple Avenue fall of 1977 until January, l, when he dropped out. The and Commercial Street in Sanford, But school said Menity was to have graduated in 1911. then again, he might be a plane spotteror,.,, -' Olympic Committee Head Detects Backlash At Carter I p, -. . Ii 'i • . P ii .4 .•'- ,•'. •' - k . .1. . -. . I - ". Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1 .-' :-. I --on the county commission. Williams, R-Longwood, has said he will not seek re-election. 'Me victors In the Seminole County Democratic Jr.. congratulate Altamonte Springs ComSanford City Commission John Morris, present at the Executive Committee election of officers 11ur- missioner Dolores Vickers, new state commeeting, anno unced several weeks ago his intention to seek sday night celebrated at the Weklva -Springs home mitteewoman, and Winter Springs Mayor Troy election to the county commission seat currently held by Bill of Bill Wack, the party's new state cornPiland, new party chairman. Klrchhoff. RSanford, mitteeman. Wack and his mother, Mrs. Bill Wack Iran's U.N. diplomats are exempt from President Carter's expulsion of Iranian diplomats under the 1956 host country agreement with the United Nations. It commits the U.S. government to issue visas to all diplomats assigned to the United Nations regardless of U.S. diplomatic relations with specific countries. Similar restrictions, as now imposed on the Iranians, have been In form Mr •h t,...,.e.. - Ilw~ Wack said in the months ahead particular attention will be given to seeking out candidates to run for Dick Williams' seat UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The United States restricted movements of Iranian U.N. diplomats and their families Friday to a 28-mile radius from the center of New York City. ..i.------w,irw..., ,,,, a-&. U.S.Mhi*Inn urn aciiuvr unnna the measure at a press briefing, stating the United Nations had been informed of the restriction. - A, - .'•...... . i l ~ " said. an Irish battalion. "There werd'bo casualties reported," the spokesman said. U.S. Limits Iran In A9f 4 Party committeeman; Altamonte Springs City Commissioner Dolores Vickers over Kathleen Reynolds, who had been a member of the state executive committee for six years, by a vote of 67-31 for state committeewoman; Bob McCarthy over Sam Ryan for party secretary by a 67-30 vote. At a party held at Wack's Wekiva Springs home after the courth ouse election, Wack said the effort would be to go "back to nuts and bolts party building." "Seminole County now knows there is a Democratic Party here," Piland said. As one of the first items of business after his electlon Piland named committee member Myra Eisencoff, Mrs. Jackson and Wack to a credentials committee. He sa id there are many persons who wish to fill vacan t positions on th e committee. Some appointments will be made at the May meeting, Piland Team '.•. 1. - •, -. 111!~L I ByDONNAESTEs HeraldStaffWrfter It all happened just as Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland and Altamonte Springs attorney, Bill Wack said it would. The two said they had put together a coalition of groups to take over the Seminole County Democratic Executive Cornmit tee Thursday night. As they predicted, their entire slate of committee officers were successful in ousting party regulars from leadership positions by margins of 2-1. Elected in order were: Piland as chairman over Richard Russo, 71-27; Lois Jackson, affiliated with the school system and the wife of the former mayor of Lake Mary, Don Jackson, over Cheryl Grago 78-20 for vice chairman; Jim Greene, a Tuskawllla Middle School teacher, over Chris Fogel, an accountant, for party treasurer 74-24; Wack over Rod Cable, who has been chairman of the local committee, 68-30 for sta te Hostages' Release f . I , . . WORLD Colombia . • 1' Take Control IN BRIEF • - . Of Demo •1'' . ,.. , - -- - - ------- ---- --- -------------- - W JAN'S PRODUCE ~ TONY RUSSI OPEN WED., PR I., SAV,4 SUN. S AM hi ms PM Located In The Rear 01 The IsaIsrd Village Super Fla. Memint. t 2417 & French An. I -- --- - .- - Saallord -- -- -- - PHONE 323 114114 1500 Freach Ave. (Hwy. 1742), Sunferd - -- - - r - - -U-. I ... 0 . _. _'-_-- �b Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening HesWd (USPS 4$120) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FM. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2811 or 831.9993 Around Friday, April U, 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. New Taxes Threat , Ongoing revisions In President Carter's plan to break the back of inflation reflect administration difficulties in taking the measure of the inflation spiral. Monthly assessments of cost-of-living, hikes, however, have pegged inflation at an annual rate of about l8percent. transport of injured, fund raising and providing foster homes for special cases. The Humane Society has scheduled a "Bathe In" Scrub Down Day for Sunday, April 13 at 10 a.m. when volunterrs are Invited to wear their old clothes, pack a lunch and bring bath towels for drying dogs and come out to scrub runs, houses and dogs. Persons especially experienced in dog handling are particularly needed. The society Is also collecting labels and proof of purchase seals, weight circles along with name of product that can be used In obtaining free dog or cat food or premiums such as feed bowls. Also needed are donations of dry dog and cat food; packaged meaty food; litter, metal teed dishes, scissors, Clorox, two gates, paper towels, medicine cabinet, trash bags, sawdust, liquid detergent, bath towels, snail washable rugs, shredded paper, stamps, pine needles, cypress By JANE CASSELBERRY mulch and memo pads. Anyone that can donate labor and or usable The To Budget Restraint Clock Obviously the nation's working force is Intolerant of the President's guidelines for wage negotiations, recently adjusted to 9 percent. While pay increases beyond those guidelines are, in. deed, Inflationary, personal income for several months has lagged behind the cost of living. The President's recent call for limitations on consumer credit and the staggering hikes in interest rates âimllarly have hinted that the American public must bear the on us for inflation and swallow the bitter medicine perceived as necessary for the cure. : Since January, however, the President has ; acknowledged that the government itself may be the culprit. His proposal to cut spending for, fiscal 1980 by $2.6 billion and for fiscal 1981 by $15 billion under his January estimates envisions the first balanced 'federal budget in more than a decade. The President's suggested trims hit almost all programs, including re-evaluation of defense spending, which Congress is inclined to view these days with little criticism. Still, the Carter proposal would snatch back $1.3 billion from the new Energy Depa rtment money that would have gone to direct energy production programs and research and development. And the nation's growing dependence on foreign oil remains a major factor in mounting living 'costs. There must he Oncern, too, that Congress may be overly optimistic with the goal of a balanced budget. The new tax on oil Imports, which will deliver a 10-cent-a-gallon tax on gasoline, and the still undefined revenue from the windfall-profits tax on oil companies must do more than offset expenditures. Honest trims in spending should make the new Of I. revenues available to promote savings and investment incentives. New investment capital could reverse a deteriorating productivity pattern another important feature in inflation. The President and Congress must resist the temptation to hedge on spending restraint. The ingredients for an inflation remedy seem to J . present less spending, more production and reduced dependence on oil imports. The proper mix m ust be achieved and maintained, .' - , . - - ROBERT WAGMAN Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. AU 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 let ters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements, lEftY'S WORLD "Quite often you end up having to run like mad to get it ( Frisbee)," he said. defended the course. "I think it it's part of a program, and it is a sport, I don't see any problem with that at all," she said. "I think students need a little bit of activity like this to go with their heavy academic load, to balance things out," she added. "We look at activities as vehicles for vigorous physical The course is being taught by graduate students Nick Hart and Amy Meyjes. Both are recognized as "masters" by the International Frisbee Association and they agreed to teach without pay. Class niects for four hours a week two hours each on Mondays and Wednesdays — and the student learn skills from tossing the Frisbees in small groups to playing team games. - . .. .':.. '-'.. ,... 1 ,:~.,%.. ,._.11!. I .. . . I ' ", I . . i, ~I-1 . 11. 1 .: _ . .a. . -,~.%* t , - I i . f A few weeks ago U.S. intelligence officials - , ' . trol ? WASHINGTON (NEA) "I've been here quite a while and I thought I'd seen Just about everything, but I've never seen anything to compare to this. This administration Is in a Shambles." The speaker is a career White House employee who has been In the executive branch under the last three presidents and In the I S government since the days of Camelot, $ His perception, that the Carter ministration Is out of control, Is becoming common in this town. Take foreign policy, for example. The administration's carefully laid plan to win the release of the hostages through the use of a United Nations commission has fallen apart. . So cer ta in was the White House that the commission wou ld gain the release of the 50 U.S. nationals that no fallback position was . even considered. Thus, when Ayatollah e Ruhollah Khomeini pulled the rug out from under his own government, something he has a proclivity for doing, White House officials were left running around In circles, Or take the matter of the U.N. vote on Israel's West Bank settlement policy. One would be hard pressed to find a single knowledgeable person in this town — whe ther a member of the administration, an agency who bureaucra t or a foreign diplomat actually believes the renunciation of that affirmative vote was for any reason other NEW YORK (UPI) The Ind1anapolL than domestic political considerations. Symphony had a $400,000 profit last year and The story that Is heard virtually Its $5 million endowment campaign was everywhere Is that Secretary Of State oversubicrthsd by $1 million a ttnanclal Vance, who favored teaching Israel a lesson, performance many commercial businessmen was given very specific criteria for what might envy. would be an acceptable resolution. Although a symphony orchestra Is seldom It was not until 48 hours later, after some th ought of In business terms, Ralph Black, very influential Jewish organizations beat chief executive of the American Symphony campaign chief Bob down the door of Carter Orchestra League, based at Vienna, Va., says that the "error In communications" Strauss, the Indianapolis orchestra's financial success was dIscovered, is just the rncat.recent and most dramatic This episode has left morale at tie State story of its kind. Department at a very low ebb and has left Black salda number of top crchestraslnthe observers wonde ring how either Vance or country have built up substantial endow. Donald McHenry can Ambassador U.N. ments and are big business operations. He continue to operate effectively. cited the New York Philharmonic and the Or take the suddenly out-of-control Inflation orchestras of Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, crisis. In early December, working drafts of Cleveland, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and the fiscal year 1981 budget pegged total Minnesota as outstanding business enterspending at about $600 billion. But this would ongoing prises. of number a have meant that Black said there are 1,540 symphonic orprograms would not have kept up with Intheatres, both professional and amateur, in flation. In the last month of budget talks, the United States. Sixty of these are really big therefore, an additional $15.8 billion was Isasue and 25 are nll and tinIvr.ftv added so as not to offend any linnortant In- . . .. '• S .. BUSINESS WORLD . . :11 ..'~, . . 1~ .1 - became convinced ...a fatal outbreak of anthrax in • '; the city of Sverdlovsk last year resulted from an ,4iu,i facility. at a germ weapons accident . Atlanta Constitution: Under the convention signed In 1972 by Russia, the _____________________1________ .f Once again, the consumers are coming up with -V %9-...1. -As United States and 85 other nations, development, the short end of the deal. This time, it's called . production or stockpiling of biological warfare "renegotiable rate mortgages" — RRMs. .. ..j,. weapons was outlawed and all such material was to The FI!deral Home Loan Bank Board last week ,be destroyed by late 1975. gave final approval allowing savings and loan American officials raised the Sverdlovsk matter associations to begin using the new style home loans , with the Soviets. ..and they were given a strange " , " — despite strong opposition from consumer . : p'r. tale. groups....the regulators... choos to look out first for - , •.,,,, • " Yes, the Russians admitted, there had been an . ''' / ' the savings and loan industry, and homebuyers i. ,... '. _____ outbreak of anthrax in Sverdlovsk last April, but the second. ..' disease had been caused by Improper handling of f 6. RRM allows an S&L to Issue home mortgages meat products, not by a treaty violation. ' ' with flexible interest rates, renewable every 3, 4 or 5 Intelligence officials...gathered more evidence years, depending on the plan agreed upon at the ' ,/ and now conclude that the Soviets are not telling the , beginning of the loan. ..the rates can be changed no truth. more than .05 percent per year or a total of 5 per" They point out that if the outbreak had been 4 !F , -P :4 P I , cent, up or down, over the life of the mortgage. The caused by bad meat, victims. .,would have conCA /' '-' . lender must pass along to the borrower . all tracted gastric anthrax, which attacks the digestive A -----'.5 allowable decreases in interest, but increases are '".. _______________________________ system. ________________________________ , "optional." At each renewal period, the borrower However,, .Sverdlovsk residents contracted can shop around for lower rates... ______ pulmonary anthrax, which affects the lungs after 14 S&Ls support RRMs because they find them_____ the anthrax bacillus is inhaled. . selves holding mortgages made In past years at The source ... has been traced to a military ininterest rates well below Interest rates the stallation ou tside Sverdlovsk, and the outbreak associations are now having to pay to obtain funds spread to areas downwind from the military site. to finance loans. They contend that the mortgage All this convinced officials that biological weapons -. business is no longer profitable ... and that without were illegally produced or stored on the base. 4. higher rates on home loans, would-be homebuyers ...the Incident. ..rneans that the rulers of the Soviet .dd . c. will not be able to obtain loans.., Union are capable of deliberately violating a treaty Herald Photo by Jane CasssIbrvy What RRMs really do is ... put all the Interest risk undertaking and then coldbloodedly lying about it. on the borrower, none on the lender; that is, the risk I . And If they will cheat on germ warfare, is it EAGLE Scoutmaster W.T. Daniel 3r. (left) of Boy Scout is on the "little guy," not the "big guy." If interest possible to trust them in a far more strategic Troop 1-Ii of ('asselberry presents a model of an goes up, the lender is sure to get the higher rate and f matter, a treaty to limit the number and types of FLIES HIGH a eagle to Tim McElroy. the 25th Eagle Scout he has i'' ':,.'.,, •.. the borrower loses his "good deal" of a lower in. .., nuclear missiles? '1 produced in 25 years as scoutmaster of the troop. terest ... RRMs are another type of indexing, "inour (Ilirilig interest rates into Muskogee, Okla., Daily Phoenix and Timesthe stitutionalizing" higher Eagle Court of Honor this week at JOhN ANDERSON . monetary system and thereby insuring a steady rise Democrat: ('ommimitv United Methodist Church. For only inmate rising? in inflation. _environmentalists, in their zeal for ... a total the third time in the troop's history the award the Democratic purity that is actually unknown In nature, are ceremony Included every rank from Tenderfoot Jimiity Carter once again will carry Providence, RI., Journal-Bulletin: some making it Impossible for the United States to keep through Eagle. A student at Lake Howell High Home mortgages may never be the same again. colors.,.The GOP standard bearer, barring tries competitive. wholly unexpected development, will be Ronald its indus School, McElroy has been in the troop 51 years The Great Squeeze of record interest rates has dried The steel industry is particular case ... steel has the image of presidential fits and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElroy of up home sales ... lt was time to lubricate the whole Reagan. Neither made a loyal effort to keep pace with mandated business, and this week a federal agency moved to greatness. with what it calls Casselberry. Daniel was recently honored by the purity legislation. It has complied What went wrong? do precisely this. the primary standards which, in a short period, Central Florida Council at an Eagle dinner In ... The winners In early primaries establish In response to pleas. from lending inmeeting the public health In have already resulted Orlando with a plaque for having had more Eagle become favored wards of the print stltutions...the federal Home Loan Bank Board momentum and it objectives set for 1982. makes Scouts than anyone else In the area. lie also had broke with tradition and decided that thrift In- and electronic media. The new politics But the secondary, or last inch, standards set for ' ... - ,. . . ____ - - . Inside If one wants to follow every twist and turn In Left thinking in this country, one reads Inquiry magazine. This publication, funded by the Cato Institute In California, presents the Wiest fashion In leftwing opinion. ________ 1(1, The Indianapolis orchestra was started In 1960 by 60 unemployed musicians. Their jobs had been wiped out by the first chili winds of the Great Depression when movie theaters, then the chief employers of orchestra musicians, turned to canned music. Led by the late Ferdinand Schaefer, an immigrant from Germany, the infant orchestra was able to mount only three or four concerts a year and share the box office receipts, as little as $3 a man on occasion, equivalent of war on his own FY 1961 budget. But has he returned to the earlier budget draft? No. Instead, he became engaged In ma rat ho n sessions with the congressional leadershi p that will result In budget cutting by poli tical horsetradlng and interest-group power. And he refused even to hint at what programs he would cut until after the New York grlmary. - V In the furor over only matter o time. The alarming development Is that the time period Is being _,__,j wu iucauy. In De. Abdul Q.& Khan, the Pakistanis already have the technological expertise for nuclear capability. lilian Is a Western-trained Pakistani who had access to the secret designs and technology of a supersophisticated uranium eswI*'nent plaid In tin Netherlands. He allegedly Mole some of the Dutch plant's blueprints, On a list Of contractors. Using dim"ny corporations, Pakistan has been quietly buying the mahalals needed for Its own enrlcbment plant on tin Dutch model. Thongli evidence igehiet Khan presented In hairnallosial 10C1111118 Ild yea' was overInjng, Paldatan has refused no to anK he ets. Uáder Khan's 011domst and with the help' of im Nobel Prbmdwft physicist, De. Abdo Salem, the Pakistanis are aofaraim the nv*w trail that -wy.icic. taunie have akeady been holdng foi suitable dliii e'p-'ee for as uuidery vumd to UPWOkL Who Pk1#ai doss get Its nuclear -bomb, Use world will enter a new and more dangerous era. A shaky dletata'thp like Gun. Mnh.vnrnld iii's, armed with a nuebeir esiesal. Is 1r1u1.nlng enough. What makes Um situation far worse Is tint Pakistan will Wisely diare its nuclear knoWboW With even . .' stitutions (mainly savings and loan Institutions) possible for an inexperienced, issues-Ignorant 1984, if they are not modified, are going to rob the could begin offering variable-rate mortgages. nobody to come out of nowhere and win on the industry of at least a billion dollars annually in cash Within limits, the interest charged on such loans strength of a slick set of slogans. And maybe to win flow that should be going into productivity im- again. Or for a fading, Issues-simplifying somebody provements. to do the same thing. The industry estimate is that 83,000 jobs will go Our standard of quality is no longer based on past arguing that some homeowners (such as those down the drain within three years unless the living on fixed incomes) could be severely hurt if achievement or future promise as much as It is Environmental Protection war...is limited by such rates continue to climb. This is a real concern cumulative success in the primary process Itself. Congress. Marginal plants will have to be closed - Recent top-secret intelligence _reports predict that the Pakistanis who scorned the offer of conventional Ui military weapons may explode their first as "peanuts" atomic device by the end of the year. Asian and European Intelligence sources, who have. shared their Information with the United States, are convinced of the Pakistanis' early success In achieving nuclear capability. The prevallng view among U.S analysts, chiefly the Stats Departnieni's Bureau of I*lllgsnre and Research, Is that the Pakistanis would not perfect a nuclear bomb before the summer of 1911 at the earliest. But these sources now ceneids that they could have been everptim ce they nut unaware of the 1-11*0111IIINE CHM§olw lop. ts. Although Pakistan has rspsstsdiy denied It Is working on a nuclear bomb, 1n6_111rtt analysts 1211111:11111111 . these pretestatioss an pste'dly rl&culoun l% heavily guarded wwlw'i arkhmed pleat being built a Kahuta, 35m9assouth of 1damabled,will give the Pakistanis enough' flanlonable material to trn'fl P "omti Ps'P the i'vwr's i ii was - — offor T ., -, ! '.-, - ~, ., _ , , , - Zeroing In on a particular report that was required each week, the bureaucrats &n n1nowuced `101111I that henceforth It would have to be submitted only once a year. But there Was a Joker inudsmow.The form In question was, according to Senate Investigators, "one of the few USDA forms that the thntry finds usefuL" 'flue Seivat, probers figured out what Agriculture's busr.sucrats wore op to. "The USDA appears to be counting a a protest from the Inshatry." they eq'.ln,d In Bunt. sen. 41ny can on keep the form while showing that they have made a good4alth effort to cat nener work." VIP IP While cruising In the Caribbean last Jany, tin leer alrtwefI carrier U Lissahower Slipped lad. the Bunnies. her,, MUM GUM MhW the carrier found vacationing Eleanor Wlsk, ysacld daugt4erof the vice pr,dnt Invited to take a cruise, she dutifully called Deddy and got pennisslon. Vi,ei1t was treated to a twodey VIP cndse, l'rludliig a plans ride from tin 1'e,1 oner's deck to Key We& Familln of crew members are mIf1ed they are limited to that Congress should monitor closely. It would be The losers are sunk without a trace. .,.Botteen now and 1964, Americans must devise everywhere. disastrous to make home ownership more difficult Senators Garn and Hatch of Utah ... have innew a nominating system that can produce better than it already Is, for many people. Yet the troduced legislation that would give the separate ruling also protects borrowers In several ways. choices... right to modify individual plant standards the states Mortgage rates could go up or down by no more within mandated total regional emission limits. But Parkersburg (W.Va.) News: than one-half percent a year. Lenders would have to Garn and Hatch will have to wait upon the good K. won this one going away. Kennedy offices of Senator Muskie of Maine, a non-steel Teddy rats... interest pass on reductions In grabbed 80 percent of the votes cast by Inmates in producing state, to get very far with their bill.,. The new approach would seem to encourage the District of Columbia stammer. Only 15 percent competltlon...some would-be home buyers now may be willing to take out, say, a 16 percent mortgage with some confidence that its rate will decline as interest levels begin to recede from their present peaks. of the cons liked President Carter and even fewer, Worcester, Mass., Evening Gazette: five percent, voted for Jerry Brown. Ashland Oil Inc. says it has found a way to get Forty-seven percent of those in the pokey went to more gasoline out of a barrel of crude oil. Most the polls ... election day weather was not a factor, refineries can turn about 50 percent of the crude Into nor were there any absentee ballots. gasoline. Ashland says it can get 70 percent It was encouraging to learn that fewer gasoline... Republicans than Democrats were In the Jail. This The catch is that, In getting more gasoline out of a confined population favored George Bush. barrel of crude, Ashland is left with less residual However, the inmates, or 29 percent of them, felt fuel oil. Residual fuel oil is still used to heat a lot of that Ronald Reagan would make the best showing U apartment buildings and factories, and even to he opposes Carter. Anderson's 14 percent was a power some electricity generating plants. But as little misleading, a spokesman said, as his Liehlfld. the shift to coal proceeds, presumably there will be the-bars support is Increasing. less demand for residual oil. ...Gasollne Is worth much more than residual oil Scripps-Howard Newspapers: Is. Ashland's profits should rise. Is the Soviet Union manufacturing germ warfare But the development has Larger implications. For weapons In violation of... an international many years, there was Limited flexibility in what treaty... ?...the answer appears to be yes. refineries could do In cracking crude. - The Denver Post: This was to have been the year when...the American presidential election was elevated to hitherto unattained eminence. Thirty-five states, plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, scheduled primaries..-.roughly double the number of a dozen years ago.,. ...Relative newcomers ... were going to have a real shot at the big prize. And the national debate was to reach a level commensurate with the massive problems confronting the United States... What a dream! What a comedown! Barely into April, the races have been resolved, N"rionr Rnmk capability with Libya and Saudi Arabia, which have provided financial aid to Its military and nuclear programs. In 1977, the CIA secretly reported that Libya had promised to help Pakistan pay for aFrench nuclear reprocessing facility, but the United States was able to scotch the deaL Recent reports detail Libya's apparent financial Involvement in the Pakistani uukan plait at Kahuta. The Carter admInistration Is concerned at theaOf someone like 4lafi—crs,ss Palestine Liberation (ganlsaUon having an atomic bomb. A hlgiu4evel task force, therefore, has been assigned to devise contingency plans for a PaI.twi nuclear ex. ploskin. But my sources fear there may hn't much that can be done. PA* CUM IkIlIiathnofwy MW a bureaucrat scorned. The Agriculture Department's paper shefflets have omis wider fire from must packers for the hlluwd Of OfAia3 formsthsy'ier.k.dtoflflag,in "spikete, providing IsIorfliatkin that may or may not be used. The lest prècesaers pleaded with Comm for rell Under pressure from Capitol Hill, the iiñculture hIIreau('rats promised to two other Eagles in the troop he led before coming Florida, for a total of 27. to henceforth can rise or fall.., Some consumer groups oppose the board's move, - Pakistan Is obligated to share its nuclear, SCOUT . - ______ 'v? . - eliminate some of the controversial governMet form But an evss.onlv _to Lloyd Bentien, DTexas, dainnan of the Joint Economic Committee discloses how the AgricUlture Officials responded, I , , less responsible Arab nations, like the fanatic Gen. Muaznmar (ddaWs Libya who Is a Folector or terrorists and an Implacable foe 61 Israel InteIll'gence sources explained that \ ' __ .. Pnkio stnn - _________ JACK ANDERSON Worry ' . - .. . •SW _______ . ' fl5fl0J / _____ ______ . , • ("s, - .' Take the March 17th issue, for example. In a lead edi torial, It dismisses Soviet threats to Greece and Turkey in 1947, says that Soviet missiles In Cuba In 1962 "posed no threat," / and urges that *America "cultivate friendlier relatIonships" with countries like Libya and Algeria. It goes without saying that Inquiry is opposed to the proposition that the oil-rich Persian Gulf region Is vital to the United States. Nat Hentoff, radical columnist for The Village Voice, contributes an essay on the Criminal Code Reform Act in which he finds even Sen. Edward Kennedy an antl.clvil Kennedy's offenses, ______ libertarian. Among Sen.that the Kennedy bill In Mr. Hentoff's eyes, Is allows the FBI to conduct surveillance of groups threatening violence to a nuclear fa cility. Barry Lynn, described as legislative counselfortheOfflceofChurchin Society of of Christ, attacks g Preside nt Carter's proposal for draft registration, referring to the President's with no pay for rehearsal. "belligerent State of the Union message." Today the orchestra has an endowment of Bruce Bartlett, who In fact Is an economist $101 million and in the last few years It has working for U.S. Sen. Roger Jepson of Iowa, reached top rank under musical dfrectorJotm 'wa against hii.' defines ipendlog. He Nelson, according to the Symphony League's talks about "throwing money at the Defense Department," while Ignoring the Black. As early as 1951, the late famous massive Soviet arms buildup, ____ musicologist, Deems Taylor, said Former U.S. Ainbaiador to Russia George Indianapolis was one of the ten best symF. Kennan deplores the formation of NATO U phonic orchestras in the country. a powerful Western defense force. He refers It has had only four musical directors In its to the "exaggerations of Soviet military half-century history. One, Fablen Sevitzky, a strength and the distortion of Soviet motives Russian emigre, was a nephew of Sergge that accompanied It." Koussevitaky, the famous Boston orchestra David Wise contributes a fresh attack on conductor. He shortened his name loas not to the Central Intelligence Agency and on trade on his uncle's fame, pr e s iden tial and congressional attempts to The orchestra very definitely Is a cornreconstruct it as a workable Instrument of munity venture in the Hoosier. state. American national security. He worries that Everyone is proud of,it. Like other top-flight Congress won't further whittle away the symphony orchestras, it operates on three e ecti ne . CIA's ff ve ss audience levels, the regular classical conSo It goes In this and every other issue of certs, a series of pop concerts and a program Inquiry. The next Issue, by the way, will of concerts for young people. feature "Nomn Chomiky on Kissinger's Running a modem symphony not only Is big Chomsky Is professor of Memoirs." business, It Is highly complicated and axlinguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Ir.ni.lu tvmnhnnv rw*"h..fr ...J,i.nnin.flHuø A -J Technology, a headliner In New IAfl journals must make recordings, It must travel around who has compared the United States with the country and sometimes even abroad, and Nazi Germany. It must appear now and then on television. Incidentally, all this poison flows In Inquiry It has labor problems the Indianapolis and the Cato Institute because of rr'esslve orchestra has had one musicians' strike financial support from Charles G. Koch, transportation, insurance, tax, accounting chairman of the board of Koch Industries in and legal problems like any business. Its Wichita, Kansas. personnel and public relations hazards are What a cruel Irony It Is that one of the formidable since musicians, like most artistic wealthiest men in America, had of a major people, tend to be temperamental, and there business enterprise, would make possible the are plenty of temperamental people In the existence of an on-going attack on the United community whose favor the orchestra needs. States. w...yn..V _____ ()tlll-k ~ ' TIM . ________ ' Orchestra,* Bi 'Business - - about the pd*fl. .. 1.~9. . ''. f ,. .,..; ,,_1"5-'_ .1 , j i',..,...., . ; ~,.~,~. .1~"*,:'',~, . - I-- ,.:,- I Mortgages May Never Be The Same (Editor's note: The Evening Herald today presents I. a sampling of opinion from editorials In newspapers across the nation.) 'r ;; 1 ' SUM' PE TI1J1T (P TO DOW Con Afghanistan and dis Soviet threat to neighhnr4n. DWutni •hs Ama4,...i t..e118..... W S S MIS $I I IIP activity," Heeschen said. Student Government President Shaune Einbinder also The Editors Speak Home Inquiry U&%U I - ______ "They give credit for piano playing and drawing pictures," Heeschen said. "I really don't see any difference." II On The NECk I community is carefully monitoring what could be another jolt to peace in the Middle East the Immln.nt development of a nuclear bomb by Pakistan. - d1: I, 1P:~ INV III Out Of WASHINGTON ' The fact they will receive two hours of academic credit toward graduation by passing the course does not sit well with Sotirios Barber, a professor of political science, who says giving academic credit for such a class cheapens the credit given in his classes, Barber said the class, which is new this quarter, raises the question as to whether students should be able to earn academic credits for any physical education performance course such as weight lifting, basketball, baseball or tennis. "The course in Frisbee throwing sort of proves how ludicrous that really is," Barber said Tuesday. "It tends to cheapen the credit hours that (a student) gets from me." But Dr. Richard E. Heeschen, assistant director of physical education, said he sees nothing wrong with offering the course for academic credit. - More 1100.*4 ______ Carter: --.---.--, ym. arop - ANTHONY HARRIGAN -' eret Suddenly, however, Inflation has boiled over and the preside nt has declared the moral "Wo4d rate?" TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — College doesn't always have to be all work and no play at least not for 40 students at the .University of South Florida, They are enrolled in a physical education course called Disc Sports, a fancy name for Frisbee, . The Council of Arts and Sciences Art Week (April 13-19) celebration focus will shift to Seminole County Tuesday with a 7:30 p.m. meeting to be held at the Greater Sanford ____ Frisbee Course Is A Fling Into The Absurd Says ______ And the President's Council of Economic Advisers now concedes that consumer prices will rise during 1980 at a rate nudging 14 percent. ' I LV _______ Professor Chamber of Commerce. It is another In a series of meetings discussing ways the Arts Council can serve the arts community in Seminole. Major topic will be the possibility of combining forces to work on a major project such as the Sanford. Seminole Art Association's "Fall for Art" festival. The public Is invited to attend the meeting. April 27-May 3, officially declared Youth Week In Seminole County, will be a chance for the entire community to Join in recognizing its future, the youth. More than 25 youth serving agencies plan to take part In the Youth Day at the Altamonte Mall, Tuesday, April 29 There are still spaces available. The following Saturday, May 3, will feature the Community Leaders vs. Youth Softball Games and Festival to be held at Sunland Estates Park on Highway 17-, Sanford. Any youth related agency or program wishing to join in the celebration may contact the Seminole Youth Service System at 322-9146 for more Information. building materials for Improvements and repairs at the shelter may contact Dick Gruber at 671.7996. Volunteers are needed in many phases of the operation Including shelter help, Operating on a limited budget, the Humane Society of Seminole County shelter located in Sanford needs all the help It can get. There are many ways, In addition to donations of money, that animal lovers can help. For instance, even with the best of care a shelter situation can cause stress to an animal, which can be reduced by individual attention, outdoor exercise and grooming. The Humane Society has issued an appeal for weekend retreats for its needy canine residents. They can be picked up Saturday afternoon and returned Monday morning. For more Information call Ruth at 323-8685. Friday, April 11, 910—SA ,., Census Takes Toll On Weary Managers Audrey Davis, the census manager for Duval, United Press International Most Florida census officials fretted about Many Floridians aren't cooperating with the Baker, Clay, Nassau, Bradford and Union Counties, procrastinators, but Ed Thomas found a classic. census takers, and some are returning census forms reported a return rate of 68 percent, plus some "I had one man who filled out and sent In his 1980 that have to be censored. unwanted replies, census form, but he also sent in the Instruction sheet "Yes, we've had a number of forms come back "We've received about 20 forms with obscenities and completed form for the 1970 census." filled with obscenities and nothing else," said Sid printed all over them, and one form came back Thomas, whose area Includes Polk, Osceola, Finkel, the district census manager In Broward splattered with an egg," she said. "We also Indian River, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Highlands and County. "We've also received some threatening received about 50 forms a day that contain personal Glades Counties, reported a 70 percent return rate, phone calls." mall. Most of these are mortgage, Insurance or car "including a few with strange things written on A UPI survey Of state census officials this week payment bills that got put Into the census envelopes them." revealed people in the St. Petersburg area were the accidentally." "One woman lost the envelope, so she took a most anxious to be counted. District manager Pat The U.S. Census Bureau's national goal was to get brown paper bag and folded it Into an envelope, Sabin reported 78 percent of the mailed forms had back 80 percent Of the mail-In forms before sending filled it out with the proper address and mailed It been returned and credited her success to "a lot of "enumerators" into the field April 15 to complete In," Thomas said. the count. media work and speaking." Hillsborough-Pasco manager Chuck Willing The areas with the lowest rate of mall-In forms— Dade County census manager Joe Amstel reported a milin rate of66 percent, including some were Fort Lauderdale and reported a poor 62 percent return rate and said: "50 and 96 percent with obscenities and one that contained $3. I: TIIth "That's just not good enough. The bureau wants at "The envelope had a telephone number, so I Glenn Blocker, the Tallahassee area manager, least an 00 percent mall-In, and I don't think we're called it. It was an elderly woman who said she had "no excuse and no logical reason" for the low going to make it. thought she had to pay the $3 as a fee," said Willing. Bob Harrington, the census manager of Florida's He returned the money. return rate. "It's a very rural district," he said, "but the 10 Panhandle counties, said he was In "excellent Ms. Sabln said she received a few vulgar .return is as low from Gainesville and Tallahassee shape" with a 72 percent return rate of the mailed messages in the mall-in forms from the St. Peterforms. sg area, plus this editorial comment u from Sopchoppy and Chlefland." of the In Palm Beacju County, census manager Ludano Kissinger and Rockefeller to Iran." pinpoint the cause Finkel said he couldn't About 70 percent of the mallin returns In the Lee, t, low return rate, but said the questions on the census Martinez reported 17 percent of the mall-In forms had been returned. None had X-rated messages. Charlotte, Sarasota, Manatee, Hardee, Desoto, t,;fcrui rankled some Brownrd County residents, "Some people sent notes saying they were upset CoWer and Hendry County district have been "One guy called up and demanded to know the .constitutional authority for us to count toilets," about the personal nature of the questions," Mar- returned, according to managefJeft Hindman. "I'm very encouraged," he said. "I think by the -4 Finke1 said. "We cited the U.S.Code to him, but he tines said. "And some said they didn't appeclate the to exchange It not constItutional authority and the bug form and asked for the short end of tin week, we may reach 80 percent or even a mid that was one." little higher." 'pttfnp ton nn.'v" - - - ' ' , '- we hail a day One a yepr on the "arrler. 1,41P I . 1M - - - - I I 'S ar t. �- 0 -. 4 - -. - - -. ._, 4r4-,. * øjhS .* .9 'I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April ii, 1980-7A Sønford Little American Roundup SPORTS I' 1.i I From The Sidelines I, By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor ~ el '~' ;""-, %~ Close Gap To 2.1 ! I ."I Following The Bouncing All-Star Game I - " I- I '. . . ~. Remember that high school basketball all-star game of a few weeks back that was supposed to pit the best of the Metro Conference against the best from the Five Star Conference? I Hawks Rebound Against 76ers ., . f I . - - Remember how local Burger King's then picked up the sponsorship for the charity game and then gracefully withdrew so as not to upset school principals who differed in opinion about the ladies playing before the guys? Well that same all-star game is now back on. At least at press time that is. 4 The Metro Conference was victorious in the first meeting In 1979 between the two conferences. This year's Metro team will be cohed by Wayne Rickman of Boone while Seminole's Bill Payne handles the Five Star line up. Speaking of line ups, both Payne, the North coach for the August prep basketball all-star game In Gainesville and South coach Jay Houton of Miami Palmetto have just about completed their respective rosters for the event. Among Payne's players will be his own forward Bruce McCray and Daytona Mainland's superb guard Sam Henry. Rounding out the North roster are Vince Martello-Baker, Ronnie Brown-Vernon, Rubin Williams-Tallahassee Leon, David Smith Glen Cove, James Sutton-J. Starton, Roosevelt DavidSon-Ocala Vanguard, Anthony DelaneyTitusville Astronaut and Alonza Allen of Lakeland. c •Y•'.. - . -____ I - ______ 1111111l ____________________ _____ - i 1 ,' , ~. -': . I -- .. - ,.,....- . , - ____ - , Seminole Community College guard Richard Crooks and coach Joe Sterllflg are all smiles, and they should be. Crooks signed a scholarship with Southwestern Louisiana Thursday following two successful basketball seasons In Raider Blue, RAIDER'S REWARD Ballesteros, Graham Tied _ Unsung Mitchell Shares Ffrst Round Masters Lead Payne has two alternates to select to fill out the 12-man roster and he's looking at Lakeland's Tim Strawbridge, Ray Broxton of Warner-Christian, and Tom Sewell of Pensacola Washington among the six or seven players in mind to fill the final two positions. Houton will counter with Jim Bruns-Leto, Edwin GreenKing, Carl Jeter-Dunedin, Jeff Ledbetter-Clearwater, Charles Griffin-Cypress Lake, George Jackson-J.I. Leonard, Carlton Brown-Mirimar, John Jones-Holly Hills Mel Johnson-Carol City and Bobby Lester-Miami Palmetto. Among the players Houton Is looking at to fill out the South roster are West Palm Beach North Shores Derek Harper. By United Press International Atlanta forward Steve Hawes says the NBA playoff series with Philadelphia will be won Inside and that's just the formula the Hawks used to get back in the race. Hawes came off the bench to score 20 points and pull down 13 rebounds and teamed with center Tree Rollins (18 points, 17 rebounds, 6 blocked shots) to lead Atlanta to a 105-93 victory Thursday night, cutting the 76er lead to 2-1 in the best-of-seven series. The teams will meet in Atlanta Sunday night In Game 4. The Atlanta-Philadelphia contest was the only NBA playoff game Thursday night. "It was a real battle inside, just another war," said Hawes. "But that's really how basketball should be played. It should be won In the trenches." The Hawks had wilted badly in the fourth quarter in losing the first two games at Philadelphia. But this time with a sellout crowd of 15,617 cheering them on they outscored the 76ers, 30-20, in the final period to win going away. Wi th scoring leaders John Drew and Dan Rounleld in early foul trouble, the Hawks needed a big game from their bench. And Hawes and 5-foot-8 guard Charlie Criss, who had 16 points including 11 in the fi na l period, ca me through. "I thought their whole bench played well," said Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham. "Charlie Criss has played three excellent games agai nst us." In addition to the play of the Atlanta bench, the per. formance by Rollins was key. The 7-1 center fouled out of the two previous games and managed only 14 minutes In Game 2. But he logged 42 minutes Thursday night. Atlanta guard Eddie Johnson, who scored 19 points, said the Haw ks were confident despite being do wn 2-0 in the series. "The crowd helped us get by that drought we suffered in the fourth period at Philadelphia," said Johnson. Despite the loss, 76er ace Julius Erving, who led his team with 26 points, said the pressure Is still on the Hawks. Erving also said he doesn't believe the series will go seven games. "The greatest pressure is on them to try to beat us on our home court because we still have the home-court advantage," he said. In playoff games scheduled for tonight, Houston, trailing, 1.0, In the Eastern Conference semifinals, Is at Boston; Phoenix, down, 2-0, hosts Los Angeles, and Seattle, 1-1, with the Bucks, is at Milwaukee In Western Conference semifinals. All the series are best-ofseven matches. - - Remember how at first the DeL.and Rotary Club was going to sponsor it and then backed out because of a difference of opinion as to whether the girls should have an allstar game in conjunction with the boys? The most recent plans for the game will pit the Metro's best against the cream of the Five Star Conference on Friday, April l8thatSeminole Community College. Barring any more last minute off-again-on-again antics, the tipoff goes up at 8:00 p.m. The latest word has it that the Orlando Tipoff Club is sponsoring the match up. :; 1.. . I. .. ~: fio i ~ fZ .1 _,,_I,'II ..- .- .. .-' , 9--? .1 ,1 , . , _,. -r:.:V *, , . * i ~, f'," .- 1, 7, " ;. , I"- , , .. , Ff J . - ,. , . L 4 .~. WINEEMEN e; _ iampa say, yams DraiN - 180 ATLANTIC SANK AIR H lIi Hickman 332 Sam,, Korgan 3 3 2 Carter "° ' Ashcrsfl Attinwi Rope Saber Molten Luster Sensin Heiden .,. 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Petroleum 4*3 510-13 Flagship Sank 053 151- 5 III Atlantic lank Georges K!AYOLA SEMINOLI FLAGSHIP PETROLEUM SANK Al I H AB R" H McKinney $21 Litii• MI?cf+l S 2 2 Scheoti 221 Hayes 231 ShI4tI4 451 Penick 2 2 S Mii 411 Hiicsmb 12 5 Jack Jasis 4 I I Parley S • I Davis too Williams ISI •,, AS S H III i • t 2SS 315 IS 255 2,• Smith, Grant Sampson TOTALS 000 $-44 1-1 Krayola Colisie Prosser Ford Casselberry Micekateers Cop 1st Tourney Title Casselberry 2, the They defeated Westmont Micekateers, representing from the Altamonte Rec. Skyhook Cranes and the Dept. in their opener, 8.3. Seminole Pony League, won Sheila Dixon hurled a sixthe first Seminole County hitter, Becky Thomas had the Girls softball tourney run by big blow a two run homer the County Parks and while Kasie McDonough and Recreation department. The Rose Fry contributed two hits eight team affair (twelve each, originally until Semoran Next came Sanford's Metal dropped out) was held at Red Man, 14-2 as Dixon pitched a Bug Park for the M15 girls ftee-hitter. McDonough was age group and the red hot at the plate with a Casselbe rry gang went Un- perfect 5 for 5 game and 5 defeated In four games. RBI's. Dixon and Linda Childress added a pair of hits each. Thomas had a double and 3 RBI's, Dawn Riley 2 ribbies. me finals of the winners bracket was a 74 win over - hurled a 5-hitter and as usual added superb defense from the mound. Riley and Dixon led the attack with two hits each and Taini Hankins added 2 RBI's. The opponent in the Finals was Forest City 2 again and they needed a pair of wins to capture the double elimination lourney. Casselberry won 11-4 behind Dixon's fourth straight, an 8hitter. Five big runs in tile second inning broke the game open US Childress opened with a single followed by hits from Karen l3oehmer, McDonough, Dixon, Hankins and Thomas' big 3-run double. Thomas, McDonough and Fry all had 3 hits apiece. Lady Seminoles Pound Spruce Creek Hawks 17-2 Sanford's Lady Seminole High softball squad used a long ball barrage Thursday afternoon to bury the Lady Sandcrabs of Daytona Seabreeze 17-2 in women's Five Star Conference action, Robbin Riggins led a parade of extra base hitters by turning in a 2-3 per- tormance including a pair of home runs, Liz Gahu collected two hits in five at bats, including a homer and six RBI. Dee Dee Reece and Dee Hogan also added a pair of hits each to the Tribe attack. The victory marked the Seminole's seventh of their last eight and improved the Lady Tribe's overall season record to 9-3 with a 7.2 Five Star Conference showing. Seminole is on the road today for an afternoon game against Daytona Seabreeze. L.P.G.A.'s Raleigh Classic Tees Off Today RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) Her $37,500 in first-place Donna Caponi Young and money boosted her tourAmy Alcott began play today nament winnings to $90,097 in In the Raleigh Golf Classic nine events, tops on the tour. seeking to start different Alcott, the fourth-best kinds of streaks. money winner this season, is Young is vying to win her defending champion here. She second straight LPGA tour, beat Hollis Stacy in the first nament, having captured the hole of sudden-death in 1978. prestigious LPGA Winner's The three-day competition Circle tournament last week, on the 6,132-yard, par-72 an 18 hole four-man scramble, Entry fee is $20 and should be received by Friday, April llso that pairing according to handicaps, can be set up. For information on entries and tee-off times, contact Jerry Fields at 2894 or call the Royal Oak Pro Shop at 268-1550. North Ridge Country Club relatively small purse of course also features Debbie $54,000. Massey, Sandra Post and Reorganized sponsorship four-time winner Kathy fattened this year's purse to Whitworth. $100,000, with $15,000 going to The 54-hole tournament, al- the winner. though the sixth oldest on the Scheduling problems are LPGA tour and one of the still plaguing the tournament. players' favorites, wasn't Because it occurs the same contested last year because of week as the Masters tour. scheduling problems and a nament, SCOREBOARD Baseball - p.m. *.April 11 Boston, 1:35 p.m. Montreal sburgh, 5:05 1. Hill (L) 53.05; 2. Baker (H) Seminole 0 (3.4) 30,90; P (4-3) 42.40; T (4. 030 010 100-S9 3 Pittsburgh at 53.30; 3. Hebart IL) 57.22; 3.4) 591.20. can. Fla . 000 100 100-2 9 Free: Walter (SC) 51.00; 2. Tenth Race- $-54, A: 31:53 Edmonton vs. Philadelphia Morlock and Hinsley. Wilson, Roberson ( L) lWrlght Glass American League (Philadel phia leads series, 2-0) 52.29; 3. Biamick Harper 17) and Locker, Hitters (L) 52.95; $00 Free Top Best 11.40 6.00 4.40 April I Philadelphia 4, Ed: 1. Waliem.n Seminole; McCullough 2-4, Gage 4 Spiral Theme (LI 5:09.40; 2. Furton 7.60 400 W L Pct. OS montori 3 (oh) IL.) 5:31.19; 38. Central Florida: Smith 33 3. Hul. (5) 5:2113; lOS Sacti 1 Baltimore I Rossrt 1 01000 2.00 April 9 Philadelphia 5, Ed- Baker (LH) 1:00.04; 2. Roth.rmau Florida Wlslon21-10. 2-4 38 Record - Central Detroit 1 01 Q (47) 33.40: P (7.4) J5,3; 1(7. monton I (L) 1:01.57; 3. Thomas (0) Milwauk. 4.1) 111.20. 1 0 1.000 April Il Philadelphia at 5:07.00; $00 Breast: 1. Smith (L 8) NSA Playoffs Cleveland 0 0 Eleventh Race - S-b, 0:31:73 Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 1:05.79; 7. Fickler (L) 1:04,36; 3. By United Press International Boston 0 1 oHand Out Scott 5.20 6.70 5.60 1 x.Aprli I? Philadelphia at McIntosh (SA) 3:09.07; (astern Conference 400 Free New York 3Saucy Words 0 1 .000 1 ' 3.60 3.00 Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Relay: Semifinals 1. Lyman (Beetles, Toronto 4 Sue Meyer 0 1 5.10 5.10 1 x.Aprll 11 Edmonton at Roberson, Heber, Hill) 3:23.91; 2. Atlanta vs. Philadelphia West dh place. 0 (36) 1600; (4 6) SANFORD-ORLANDO Philadelphia, 0:05 p.m. (Best 4f.7) Mainland 3:3426; 3. Seabreeze 4500-P (6 3) 30.30; (64)293.30; T W L Pct. OS THURSDAY RESULTS Vancouver vs. Buffalo (All Times 1ST) 3:43.26; Diving: 1. Martin (LH) Texas (6 31) 443.60, T (61 3) 399.10. 1 01.000 First Race -S.l6, C: 31:75 (Buffalo leads series, 2-0) 1:83.10; 7. KnIght (5) 1:39.00; (Philadel ph ia leads Seattle Twelfth Race- i, 0: 29.40 1 0 1.000 I Crest Of Glory 4.10 3.10 300 1 AprilS Buffalo?, Vancouver) Acker (L) April 6 Philadelphia 101, 1:15.00. Minnesota Mini Scott 1 0 1.000 6+00 7.20 1.20 4Tap' Scott AprilP 6.20 Buffalos, Vancouver 0 Atlanta 104 Girls CalIfornia 400 IDerbie Man 0 0 .000 0.00 4.40 3 Shelton Abbey April 11 Buffalo at Vancouver, April 9 Philadelphia Teams: Lyman 313, Seabreese Oakland 5.20 3 Lucky Eli 0 1 .000 1 3.60 o i-i 13.40: T ( 11:05 1 P.M. -3) 159.10. Atlanta 303, Mainla nd 154, Lake Howell Chicago 0(1-4) 34.00: P(4-l) 101.40,1 (40 1 000 1 Second Race si, C: 39:14 x.April 12 Buffalo at Van April 10 - Atllanta 14, DeLand 102: Spruce Creek 56, 2 Bud's udra Kansas City 0 1 1 10.20 1.40 7.60 couver, 11:03 p.m. Philadelphia 93 Lake Brantley $2, Sanford 35 A - 2,941, Handle $245,119. Thursday's Rnults iGood Bye Dallas x- April 14 6.00 2.70 Vancouver at April 13 Philadelphia at 205 Medley: I. Lyman (Sapp, Baltimore 3, Chicago I Spirit Buffalo, 0:03 P.M. 3.20 Atlanta, 7:05 p.m. Relnighas, Webb, Kohn) 1:59.55; 2. Milwaukee 9, Bost on S 0(1.2) 11.00: P (2.1) 02.50: T (2 Hartford vs. Montreal x.Apr'i IS - Atlanta at Seabreeze 1:39.55; 3. Lake Howell Texas I, New York 0 moAPp Says. 370.40; 00 (1.2) 33.50. (Mont re al leads series, CJ Philadelphia, 5:03 p.m. 2:04.26; 200 Free: 1. Gutowski (5) Detroit 5, Kansas City 1 Third Race-S.14,M: 32:00 Apr il Montreal 6, Hartford 1 2:02.21; 2. Conley IL) 2:02.05; 3. x.April 10 Philadelphia at Minnesota 9 Oakland 7 4 Sil ver Fleet 10.40 4.60 7.00 April 9 Mont real S Harford 4 Acre (LH) 7:11.19; 200 IM: Atllnta, 7:33 p.m. Today's Probable Pitchers 1 2 Little Joey April 11 4.60 7.60 on M tr ea ' *-April 20 Atlanta at l at Hartford, $choephlin(L 2:15.36; 2. Hoffman (All 1115.5 1ST) • Dixie's Truegrit 7:35 p.m. 2.60 Philadelphia, 1 p.m. (Ml 2:21.33; 3. Snodgrass (5) Baltimore (Flanagan 23.9) at x0(2.4) x- A pril 12 P (4.2) 84.30; T (4. Montreal at Hart. 2:74.19; SO Free: I. Lunsf ord (L) Chicago (Krav.c IS-13), 2:13 if necessary 2-0) 193.00. ford, 7:35 p.m. :. listen vs. Houston 23.53; 2. Brinker (B) 26.43; p.m. Fourth Race -$.16, 0; 32:04 xApril 14 (Boston leads serIes, 14) Hartford at Mon. FehIle (5) 26.93: 100 Fly: 1 Boston (Torres 14-13) at 6Gypsy Ben 6.60 4.10 5.00 trail, 0:05 p.m. IFYOU M UST A Boston 119, Houston Scho.phlin (L) 51.45; 2. Blythe (5) 7 Dusk Jane Milwaukee (Sorensen Los Angeles vs. N.Y. Islanders 7.60 0.40 ioi 1:85.73, 3. Gutowski (5) 1:04.93; p.m. BURN TO CLEAR 1 Executrix Series tied, 1.1) 4.70 350 Free: 1. Greaves (5) 55.74; New Yor k (John 21-9) at 7:April ii - Houston at Boston, 0 (6-7) 57.20: P (6-7) April 70.30: T (6. LAND... £/E' 30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders I, Los Hoffman (M) 56.33; 3. Conley (L) '!I Texas (Jen kins 14-14), 5:35 p.m. 7-I) HISS. Angeles I April 33 Boston at Houston, I 57.14:1 00 Free: 1. Snodgrass Detroit (Schatuder 30.5) at p.m. Fifth Race -S-16, D: 31:70 April 9 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. 3:32.36; 2. Rogers (L) Kansas City (Gura 33-12), 0:33 5:37.53; 3. 7Mother Bozo Islanders 3 14.00 6.00 1.60 April 14 - Bost on at Houston, Acre (LH) 3:30.26; lOS Bach: I. p.m. 3 Partition April 11- N.Y. islanders at Los Blyth ( 7.20 4.60 • I S) 3:05.00; 2. Skrobiali IL) Minnesota (Hartzell 4-10) at 9:03 p.m. 5Myfl'i Charger Angeles, 11:03 p.m. s.00 , x- April 1 Houston at Boston, 1:04.31; 3. McCarthy (5) 1:01.94; Oakland (Keough 2-17), 10:30 7:30p.m. x.April 12 0(23) 33.60: P (2.3) 139.20; T (2. N.Y. Islanders at Sraast: I. Greaves (SI p.m. Los Angeles, 11:05 p.m. x-April 1$ - Bost on a' Houston, 1:11.66; 2. Lunsford (L) 1:1t30; 3 Cleveland (Danny 8-11) at 9:05 p.m. x.April 14- Los Angeles Sixth Race-$-16,A: 31:45 at N.Y. Kohn (L) 1:16.06; 400 Free Relay: California (Frost 16-10), 10:30 I Firegold islanders, 8:05 p.m. 71.40 5.00 4.40 x-Aprll 20H ouston a t Boston, 1 I. Lyman (Conley, Skroblak, p.m. SSansun Toronto vs. Minnesota 73.10 1.40 Schoephlin, Lunsford) 3:49.73; 3. Toronto (Stieb 5.0) at Seattle *5 7 Highway Agent (Mlnness$a leads serIes, 24) 3.40 necessary Seabreexe 3:57.37; 3. Mainland (leattle 34), 10:35 Saturday's Q ($) 10.20; P (I-I) $34.60: T AprIll-Mlr,nelota4,Toronto3 4:11.00; Diving: Western Cenierence 1. West (0) Games (1-5-2) 1,396.00. Semifinals Aprll9-Minnta7,Toflto3 1:40.23; 2. Charles (5) 1:47.65, 3. Baltimore at Chicago RACING S.venthloce-S.IOC' 31:37 April11 -Minnesota at Toronto, Maher (0)1:46.30. ,Seeni* vs. Las Angeles Boston at Milwaukee 3Lovely Choice 8:05 P.M. 11.40 4.00 DAY 3.50 Best 40tM New York at Texas ILeguna Peavy x-April 12 - Minnesota at 3.10 3.20 (All Times flY) _, 1 _) _,) y __ , I Detroit at Kansas City 6HeyKuchle Toronto, 5:05 p.m. 2.40 (Las Angeles leads series, 24) Minors Minnesota at Oakland x.Aprll 14 0(35) 22.20; P (3-I) 63.001 T (3. Toronto at Mm. April I - Los Angeles 119, Southern League Clove at California, night 5-4) 214.30. nescea, 1:35 p.m. Phoenix 110 Today' s Toronto at Seattle, night EIphffi Race 5-16$. 35:04 St. I-oils vs. Chicago April 9 - Los Angeles 131, Knoxville at Orlando (Tinker SR's Luke (Chicago leads 6.60 4.50 3.00 serIes. 2.1) Phoenix 135 (01) Field, 7:30 p.m.) p IMItI Slick Dude Malls' Loague Standings 12.10 7.00 Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 April II Angeles at loApril Los Charlotte at Jacksonville 3 Peppy Pilot By United Press International I t) 3.40 1. Phoenix, 11:40 p.m. Memphis at Savannah National Lea,.. April 9 Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 0(44) 61.60: P (8-4) $6.40, T (IApril 13 - Los Angeles at Nashville at Columbus East 4.3) April 11- Chicago at St. Louis, Chattanooga at Montgomery W I. Pet. GB Phoenix, 3 : 30 p.m . Nlnffilace-$.36,B; 31:11 9:05 p.m. x-April 15 - Phoeni x at Los Jailer college New York 1 0 1.000 4J.S. Justin x.April 12 - Chicago at St. 12.40 7.20 11.60 00 Il P.M. Angeles, Thursday's results P. LOU Is 1 0 10 3 Barbell Lou is, :05 p.m. 6.60 1.20 x.Aprll 10 - Los Angeles at S.minafe S. Central Florida 2 Montrea l 0 0 .000 6 Easy Eddie x-April 14 - St. Lou is at 1.40 Phoenix, 11:30 P.M. at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St Louis Atlanta at Clnnclnatl Los Angelos it Hou ston Fran at San Dgo, night - - - - Pro Bask.tball - - - Dog Racing - - - - - - - - - - - - - National League Roundup - - Richard, Sambito Combine To 2-Hit Dodgers - - - - _____ - + NFL Schedules- - ' - - + - _________________ . - - - Phila + . - 0 0 .080 x-AprIl 20 - Phoenix at Los Angeles. 3:3111 p.m. 0 1 .000 1 xli RKOMIV West W I- Pd. GB Seattlen.MIfwaakee Cincinnati I 0 1.000 ($s'j, tilt 1.1) 1 01.000 HSUI$Ofl AprllI - SiattIelllMilwaukss Sin Diego 1 0 1.000 113 (05) ) San Fran 0 I ii-Mwaee 114, Seattle Atlanta 0 I 1 112 (of) l.ss Angeles 0 1 .050 1 April 11- Seattle at Milwaukee, Thursday's Resells 9p.m. New York S. ChIcago 2 April 13 -Seattle at Milwaukee, SI, Louis 1, Pittibgh 0 2:30 P.M. Houslon 3".' *.April is Milwaukee at Seattle, Ian Oligo 4, San Fran Chicago - 10:30 P.M. x-April 1$ - Seattle at MIlwaukee, g p.m. (All tlls EST) x.April 20 - Milwaukee at ChIcago (Lamp 13.10) at New Iale,3'0pm Yedsy's nshsble PltcOens .1 York (Burns 1-5), 2:05 p.m. Atlanta (McWlllams 3.3) at Cincinnati (La Coss 141), Iii pin. MontreI (Rogers 13.12) at Pro Hockey Press 5:85 P.M. maaiiasai Preliminary loud Piftshvgfi (Canelarla 14.0 it (AN less $et-I) U. I-emits (ForsCh lI-li), 0:35 - +. P.M. ___ Las Angeles (ktclltls 17.10) (AN llm. ISV) PIPIWPh vs. ____ . ..m. ' Chicago at New York ts. ____ Atlanta 1 April 11 - N.Y. Rangers at Atlanta, 0:03 p.m. April 12 N.Y. Rangers at Atlanta, 0:05 p.m. April II - Atlanta at N.Y. 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One I) .le II x-April 13 - Boston at Pitt. fl.91:3. Smith (LB)U.O3; tee Fly- _____________ I -- - Thursday Ladies' Nit. WINONALITTLIN 220 Meey Relay; 1. Lyman Spill?- Bost at onPittsburgh, Rothermel(L)3:14.W:SI Free: I. 5:85 p.m. Bla mlck (L) 33.60,2. Caphna (L) - RXINO 19 - ApnllIO - Btend,Pfttsburghl 3:31.72; 2. Smith (1.5)2:13.37; 3. San Francisco (Blue 1411) at $a Diego (Wise 15-10), 10p.m. Saturday's (N.Y. 11118019M load Series, 34) April S N.Y. Rangers 30 Atlanta 1 (of) April 9 - N.Y. Rangers S. (So"" tied at I.)) (SC) 1:23.91; 3. Welghtman (I-) April i-Pft$Jrgh4sestgn2 1:23.32; 30 VA: I. Sycklir (L) 0$ Houston (Nilkro 21-11), 8:33 j 0:35 p.m. Atlanta vs. IN, II'VIIISII 35$, De$.anl 07, Spruce Creek 55, Sasherd , + Philadelphia (Carlton h1', •NHL P1a'sIN ' ,. o LEFT - ____ hed + ________________ _____ two-rim shot da - - - ____ + + - , _____ •- ______ ' There ' - - + a i' - is I Kollege, while Chris Smith blasted a triple and double In today's action in the Sanford Little National League, Clem Leonard Shell meets Poppa Jay's at 5 p.m. at Westslde Field, while Fi rst Fed eral takes on Sunniland Corporation at 5 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. First place Railroaders plays Cardinal Industries at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park. - The eyes of the golfing world once again turn to Titusville as preparations are under way for the First Indian River Festival Golf Tournament. Slated for Sunday. April 13, 1980, at the Royal Oak Golf and Country Club, 2150 Country Club Drive, Titusville, the contest will be Lezcano, Brewers Bomb Bosox 9-5 With Homerun Barrage 9 jumped in front 12-0 before flagship bank put its first run on the board. Seminole Petroleum scored four runs in the first inning and then pushed five runs across the plate in the second. Three runs in t he top of the third gave Seminole Petroleum a 12-0 lead before Flagship Bank scored three runs in the bottom of the thirdi McKinney started for Seminole Petroleum and was the winning pitcher. Mitchell paced the winners with two hits at the plate, including the first inning homer. Reginald Hayes and Marvin Klllingsworth each hit doubles, Charles Harkness had a pair of singles for Flagship Bank. Jack Prosser Ford scored all 19 of its runs before Krayola Kollege scored five runs in the top of the fourth, Alex Wynn went the distance on the mound for Jack Prosser, striking out 10 In the 3½-inning contest, shortened under the 10-run Lead rule. Greg Pond was a perfect three for three at the plate for jack Prosser Ford, slapping three singles. Wynn was two for two. Stacy Smith and Chris Jones each blasted triples and Robert Peoples slammed a double. James Heard collected three singles for Krayola Indian River Festival Features First Ever Golf Tournament AUGUSTA, Ga. UPI -Jeff Mitchell time in the Masters," Mitchell said. "I first time out. would have been right at home at the figured 111 could putt well here I might do "I've been looking forward to the Alamo. all right, but I was thinking in terms of Masters, I guess, since the day I won the He learned to play golf barely 100 miles something like a 72." Phoenix Open," said Mitchell. from there, in a little cowtown called Although South Africa's Gary Player is Zoeller opened with a 72, two shots Liano, and today, surrounded by foreig- the only foreigner to win the Masters, higher than he started in 1979. At that, he Litti. Progress In Baseball Talks nera, the -year-old Texan is in the accomplishing that feat three times was a stroke better than favored Tom middle of a Masters shootout. NEW YORK (UPI) -If It were up to Marvin Miller, there (1961-74-78), Ballesteros retorted, "Why Watson and two better than five-time Without Mitchell's last-minute heroics not?" when asked why he thought champion Jack Nicklaus, who hopes to probably wouldn't be another baseball negotiating session ramming homnc a 25-foot birdie putt on foreigners got off to such a good start make the Masters the start of a revival, until May 22. one of the final shots of the day there Thursday. Miller, the executive director of the Major League Players Ed Sneed, who was in last year's would have been little to cheer about in "David and I have both won major Masters playoff with Zoeller and Watson, Association, emerged from Thursdays round of talks with Ray Thursday's opening round. With It, championships,,, said Ballesteros. "j was In a group at 70 and Player and Grebey, the head of the player relations committee, and Mitchell tied British Open champion think our scores were very (air for the Australian Graham Marsh were among reiterated his earlier complaint the owners were stalling for Seve Ballesteros of Spain and PGA way we played." the 71 shooters as 18 golfers in the field of time. champion David Graham of Australia at "We completed the review of the March 18 offers," Miller Another Australian, Jack Newton, had 91 broke par in the opening round. 6-under-par 66. Tom Welskopf, who usually plays well said, "but we're not really getting concrete responses to our Graham completed his bogeyfree a 68 Thursday to share fourth place with at Augusta, had the dubious honor of questions. We're seeking clarification but we're not getting round before Mitchell took to the Augusta former U.S. Open champion Hubert National and the young Texan was only Green. Tom Kite, who always plays well setting a Masters record Thursday when any. he went 10-over on the 155-yard 12th hole, "We made an original proposal. They rejected it, but they half way around, and three strokes off at Augusta and Larry Nelson both had Welskopf, who wound up with an 85, put haven't made a counterproposal. Maybe we should just recess the pace, when the Spaniard made a 25- 69s. his ball in the creek that runs across the the meetings and pick it up a couple of days before the foot birdie putt of his own at 17 to catch Traditionally, newcomers don't win the front of the 12th green five times, deadline." U Aussie. Masters. But Fuzzy Zoeller shattered "After the first couple of times," he The deadline set by the players in their April 1 vote Is May "I didn't know what to expect my first that tradition last year when he won the said, "it didn't seem to matter." By United Press InternatIonal majorleague strikeout title. A Art Howe then tripled and Yankees 0, in 12 innings; world cham pion Pittsburgh in 000000 000-O 30 J.R. Richard flirted with a radar gun timed his best scored on Alan Ashby's RBI Milwaukee 9, Boston 5; St. Louis' first afternoon Ptsbgh SL 01000000*-) 30 no-hitter in the seventh inning fastball at % mph but 32 single. Detroit 5, Kansas City 1; home opener In 26 years. Blyisvn, Rom (6) and Ott, Thursday night and with pitches during the first six After Law's sharp single Baltimore 5, the Chicago Vuckovich also got the only Vuckovith Houston's relief ace Joe Sam- innings were 95 or more. Into right field, Reggie Smith White Sox 3; and Minnesota 9, run of the game In the second VUCkOVIth (1-0). L-Biyi•vsn (0•1). NEW YORK (UPI) - There Is a good chance the- Los bito's help hurled the Astros "I think that's about the doubled Law to third, and Oakland 7 in 12 innings. Inning. Angeles Rams will not be thanking the NFL schedule maker in to a 3-2 victory over the Los fastest I've ever been Steve Garvey's groundout Mets 5, Cubs 2 Padres 1, GIants 4 Los Ang 000000 200- 2 21 'Angeles Dodgers. the opening week of the season this fall. 120 000 00*- 3 41 clocked," said Richard, who drove in the first Los Angeles Craig Swan pitched seven Gene Richarda's tworun, Houstn Hanlon, Russ (3), Castillo "It was coming out of a left after t he Houston eighth run. Dusty Baker followed strong Innings and deli vered a Uebreaking single capped a The official schedule, released Thursday by the league, has and R ichard, the NFC champion Rams opening on Sept. 7 at their new home cannon," said Rudy Law, with a back strain. "Being with a sacrifice fly for the two-run single in a four-run threerun fifth inning to Sambito () and Ashby. Win Anaheim, Calif., when they face the Detroit Lions. The whose sharp single broke up overpowering is a great final run, sixth to lift the Mets In their present Jerry Coleman witha Richard (34). L-Hootan (0.1). HRs-P4o$?on, PLSII (1), Crus Rams then play Just low days later when they travel cross- Richard's bid to become the asset." Sambito registered the save debut under new ownership. victory in his managerial (1). country to face the Buccaneers at Tampa Bay In the first of first pitcher since Bob Feller Te rry Puhi gave the Astros by pitching the ninth. Chairman of the Board Nelson debut. Larry Herndon hit a three scheduled Thursday night national telecasts. The others in 1940 to hurl an opening day a 1-0 lead in the first by lining In other games, the New Doubleday and Chief thr ee-run homer for San Son Fran 004000000-4 is are San Diego at Miami on Nov. 20 and Pittsburgh at Houston nohitter. the second pitch off starter York Mets defeated the Operating Officer Fred Francisco. Son Do 201 030 00*-s 9 2 on Dec. 4, Jonis, ShIr$.y (0) and Fahey) Richard, who with Ryan Burt Hooton, 0-1, to the right Chicago Cubs, 5.2, St. Louis Wilpon watched the game Chicago 000 001 100-2 knippor ,Minton (5), GriffIn gives Houston field screen, In the second edged Pittsburgh, 1.0, and San with a crowd of 12,129. The Oilers, meanwhile, won't have to wait long to try and and Sambito N.Y. 010 004 00*-I Si (I) and Hill. W-Jones (11). L loss to perhaps the most intimidating timing, Jose Cruz Lined a pitch Diego beat San Francisco, 64. Cardinals 1, Pirates I Swan, Allan (I) and Stearns; KJWppSf avenge ueir second straight AFC championship game ti (0.1). HRS-kn In the American League, it Pete Vuckovich toned a ROUS011414, Caudill (6), Irldrow Francisco, Horndol (1). the Pittsburgh Steelers last January. Houston -with quar- staff in baseball, struck out 13 above the screen and into the (7) and Blackwell. W-Swan (1. terback Ken Stabler, who was acquired from Oakland for Dan in opening defense of his seats for a 2.0 Houston lead, was Texas 1, the New York three-hitter at defending 0). L-RdIII (0.1). (Only earn.. Scheduled) Pastorini In February -will be at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers American League Roundup Stadium to open the season. ______________________ Pittsburgh opens the season with a 16-game winning streak at Three Rivera Stadium. first Moy night game an Sept. $ matches the Dallas Cowboys, without two retired AU-Pros, quarterback Roger By United Press Interu$Ieuaj Staubach and saiety ant iwria, against Ue Washington Paul Molitor started the ninth with a single to right off loser Willie Norwood's two-nun single tied the game in the ninth ! Redskin. ' Dick Do-ago and moved to second on a sacrifice by Cacti inning and Roy Smalley led off Ge or gery ge Bam be rger, r ec overing from open he art s ur in , the top of the 12th with a home iii schedule up with the Raiders playing Cooper. Dick Davis fouled out and Ben Oglivie received an non to lift Minnesota and spoil the debut of Billy Martin as F lor id a, delivered a taped message to his team and Milwaukee ~ home games In (J'-d. _____ intentional walk. German Thomas then walked to load the Oakland manager. Th fans before Thursday's game between the Brewers and the e decision disappointed a crowd of flee, Al Davis, looking to move his club t i. AfleLCI ___and Iszcano homered into the right field bullpen. 24.415, the largest A's gathering in these years. Red Sox. despite being overruled by NFL owners and the case is to go to ed his team well and The Milwaukee man&ger wi sh in s iste d AmIrlUs L In other American League games, Baltimore downed the K.C. 851*000-i 31 court. The first home game for Oakland Is It (12 lanIass) that everyone "have one on me." Morris and Parrlih, Leonard, Chicago White Sox, 5.3, Detroit defeated Kansas city , 5.1, t' York on Sept. 21, Ctwlstsniin (5) and auirt. wSixto L.eacano responded with two homers, including a grand Texas blanked the New York Yankees, 1-0, in 12 Innings, and 085 * 000000-0 42 L-ts.n.rd (0.1). In other opening games. Atlanta will be at Minnesota, yous slam with two out In the ninth Inning, to give the Brewers al.5 Mbuiesota topped Oakland, 8-7, in 12 innings. "Its-DroIt, OlbNn (H, Par00DI00*I01BaltImore at the New York Jets, Chicago at Green Bay, 40 rlsh(i). victory in a home-run derby with the RedSox, In Nations) League action, it was Houston 3, I Angeles 2; Odry, Underwood (IC), Gos(jeveland it New England, Denver at Philadelphia, Miami at "I'm going to have the beer he said we should have on him," the New York Mets 5, Chicago Cubs 2; St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh sags (12) and Cirons, Maflacli, Silt 410 * *1 of Buffalo, the New York Giants at St Louis, Oakland at Kansas Kim Lexcano said after the game. -M6 am is dedicated to him." 0; and San Diego 6, San Francisco 4. (10) Lyle (10) and aago 1111116011111 1111-3 7$ Iunlbsrg. W--Lyle s (14). LCity, San Diego at Battle, San Francisco at New Orleans and ftlnW, $sr (I) and Better than 53,000 fans watched Boston opened a 31 lead (kWés 5, White Sox Undireaad (0.1). 0iingssy Tra&t,W.rffian (4) Tamp. Bay it Clnrbmati. after these hmlngs as the Brewers, perhopi the most potent Ekile Murray's nondouble keyed a (our-run first Inning and Palsy. W-Palmir ($1). L lbs wild cwd playoffs are set for Sunday, Dec. 26 and the (12 mlnan) affendve team in baseball, were held toot'. hit by Boston we and Jim Palmer scattered six hits through seven innings to --Trout (0.1). Ml.uisiota DennIs Echery, division playoffs will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 3-4. pe defending 44f, champion Baltimore. -01101111111001111 01111--itil. 44UcOliefe&Ta chaonpiomblp gamma are scheduled for SunThen the Brewer bats came to life hi tha fourth. Ben (*lIvle 'tIgers 1, Rayals 1 o. - -.. 515 * *1 -1iI -è, Jan. 11 ad the %W Bow! IU be played in the NOW- crashed a solo homer and Lama's tied the Rookie Kirk Gibson hosnered, tripled and scored two rune *800785 SN-s '00 Mw es 01106 -c to kSman. MirthalI (fl. car. ickarilsy, iii (5), Drop dome In New Chiesa on Jan. score. Eck cy was yanked In the fifth 'vd' after up and Jack' Morris fired a three-hitter to carry Detroit over Wynsgsrj Lan. I') and laden $la$,, ii'. pr Bowl Is again set for Honninlu on Feb. I. a leadoff humor to Paul Molitbr and double to (ec1l Cooper. Kansas City. rd, Hamilton (4), J i,), land (U and Miens. wwill be 62 intereonhreacs games and the AFC Is Don Money'sfUth-huüg homerMeld tb, Brewers into al.3 Rger,1, YIICNS Lacy (U. MCI$ty (11) and Cleveland (IC). L,Crap (0.1). lead but Carl Yasirsiusaki belted hIs 411th career bwi and YaresmskI (1). seeklng to itheserleatcr theaeveo*hitr$l&itieasoc' In the MicheyRivenhomefrom s thfrd base unaw1IdpItclj Heath. W-Carbelt (II). L(lU. His . HoIsan, (I), MlIw.oI.., oguvi. McCeity a years since the AFINFL merger in IVI, the AFC holds th Butch Hoheon added another In the ninth to tie thi score and by Rich Gosage in the bottom aIIM 12 10 Inning to give Texas ni.s. $lisy (1). aa--. (I), r , set up L.zcano'a herolca (H; Oakland, ttaAda!sIn (H. its victory over the Yankees. UScus 2(2). -Ø4$4 ver the NFC, including a 2611 advantage last "I was locking for a base hit, that's all," said Lazcano. Twin I, A's 7 DetrOit 850103001-S g I (Only games $dsadu$id) I Tough Brian Ashcraft hurled a one-hitter and was four for four at the plate Thursday to lead Atlantic Bank to a 22-2 win over George's and sole possession of first place in t he Sanford Little American League. In other league games Thursday, Seminole Petroleum pounded defending city champ Flagship Bank of Seminole 13-5, while Jack Presser Ford picked up its first win of the season 19-5 over Krayola Kollege. Atlantic Bank jumped in front early, scoring six runs tn the top of t he f irst inning, Doubles by Eddie Korgan, Joey Evans, David Rape and Jeff Melton, and singles by Ashcraft and Monsour Baker figured in the scoring. In addition to the three singles and one double by Ashcraft; six batters had a pair of hits in Atlantic Bank's 18-hit. Korgan and Evans each blasted a pair of doubles, Clay Hickman, Rape and Melton each had a double and single and Baker added two singles. Ashcraft fanned eight batters in the game which was shortened to four innings under the 10-run lead rule, Tim McKinney 'and Tom Mitchell opened the game with back-to-back home runs as Seminole Petroleum - If you're wrestling with something to do this weekend you might want to visitSeininole High Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. On tap Is a pro wrestling night featuring a Florida Heavyweight Championship bout between Manny Fernandez (old football players don't die-they run away and join the circus) and Don Morocco. Also on the card Is a tag team bout featuring the terrible trio of Bad Bad Leroy Brown, Super Destroyer and Mr. Siato taking on the gleesome threesome of Mr. Florida, Jack Briaco and Steve Travis. For you Title IX watchers, the ladies, err women, also have their place on the wrestling card. The Fabulous Moolah is slated to match up against Winona Little Heart. There are rumors a drawing will be held for a date with the winner. Tickets are available for $4 and $5 at the school and at the usual Sweeney's Office Supply ahd Flagship Bank (Central Location) only locations. - a Ashcratrs Mound Gem Lifts Atlantic Bank Into First Friday, April 11, 080 A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. F - \%" �lose .:. .. # BLONDIE .. . IA—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. TA<G THIS BOX OF CANDIES TO MV PAL, JIMMY by Chic Young Friday, April 11,410 NJ t-4E'SINTp O5PiTAL HAVNC, I'M TONSILS -JTAKENCu,. 52 Stone with ACROSS Tachnioues . -Are 'Face-Saving' Naw Answer to Previous Puzzle EpI•I1 .r U • 54lsangeredat ii I I I R1 i 1 N $1011 I Chaos T 1 0,11 550n the move 5 Hebrew LE f-I IS 111111 11 Dried plum 56 Menu item N I $ $ a 57 Carry on the 13 Fernlnin. 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Half of 4 Lurking 26 Actinla 42 Woman's 22 Medical 5 Biblical his head and face Is still 29 To set in type picture (comp. charactsr name 1I fren nnd he has no sensation 5 Large bird 43 Wet groundin terrible a 7 Regard 23 Grape plant 44 Paradise 35 Hazes headaches and the side of his successfully in the hands of 8 Word of 25 Essential part 36 Stain face hurts very much, neurosurgeons trained to do dun division 26 Begin a day 45 37 cstoiii Winter vehicle 27 Opposed 'no" in especially when the weather Of God 10 Jekyll's Recently, still another office 28 Aye 40 Baseball Is bad. Actually, he's worse opposite 29 College dog 47 Dorothy's than before. My husband was operation has been developed player Met 12 Jane Austen deg degree (abbr.) 48 Correct title a very active man before this for certain selected cases. 30 Quiz 41 Disencumber 13 Pale 50 Undivided operation. He's only 51 but he Apparently, a branch of the 32 Most dizzy 43 Liquefy 17 Indeed 51 Broke bread can hardly work. He's always nerve is trapped between two 20 Farm animal 34 Traitor (ii.) 46 Set fire to fl 38 Unit of work 53 Rather than 49 Resident of 21 Paradise tired and it's then the pain arteries and, in some 40 Second of two (POItic) stances, these two arteries Boise dweller bothers him very much. - - i I UU K%kL\fS S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 11, ltSO-9A p Gardening - BEETLE BAILEY D Mort Wa ker - I i STARTEP( I PIPI4'T I MV tIET.'( LUNCI4 OR P1P414E N A. YESTERDAY'S ) LUNCH VEST ERI7AV.' THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom LM mal GIMP! 8 by Bob Montana ARCHIE (MI THEHAGGLY OLDER GETS, I THE BETTER SHE LOOKS/ RON OEM BEEN mum u••• ANNEENE u••• OEMHEMMMENi RNMmum MEMO _ NONE AMEME. HOROSCOPE Z/ For Saturday,, April 12, 1980 ()O 00 EEK & MEEK IJUL. moon moonU•lN•• BEENEREEMEME Th\4ifl q•u clamp UOWII on UIV IIV1 PfdlI, uni, SPIt tell ------. - - every az..... if there's iii u1V411 L uuuu ei.,.. MEMO something else that could be and the artery pulsates. done and what? It's very constant pounding, pounding, discouraging for him and also pounding of the pulsating for me. arteries wear away the nerve DEAR READER - For the and causes the pain. Neurosurgeons devised a II. benefit of other readers. tic iiiu douloreux is a severe Ian. new technique of slipping a cinating pain that usually little pillow or pad of material strikes a person In the side of around the nerve and between IL WM . the face. It can be severe the two branches of the arenough to knock a person to teries. This material literally the floor. The attacks can cushioned the nerve from the sometimes be triggered by pulsations of the arteries. It's eating or by brushing the not an exceptionally complex teeth or any number of dif- operation. I would suggest that you ferent stimuli. take your husband to the For years there were a clinic that you mentioned In limited number of things that the rest of your letter. The HUME could be done to eliminate the neurosurgical division will be attacks. There are Sonic familiar with the various M MOEN medicines that may help. In techniques and can tell severe cases, treatment In- whether they will apply to valves operating on the nerve your husband's case or not. to that side of the head. Uke You can make an ap. most nerves, this one includes polntment directly with the not only pain fibers but other clinic. Call long distance to nerve fibers for sensation and arrange an appointment for fibers even for muscle him. movement. It involves the READERS WHO want fifth cranial nerve, the information on other forms of By BERNICE BEDE OSOL trigerninal nerve. This same headaches can send 75 cents nerve even provides fibers for with a long, stamped, selfopening and dosing your jaw. addressed envelope for The Even so, modern surgical Health Letter number 2-9, pocket. The larger slice ofthe advances have made it Headache: Man's Most YOURBIRTHDAY April 12, 1110 expenses could come from possible to selectively pick up Common Pain, Send your Your largest rewards this YOU. just the pain fibers and request to Dr. Lamb, in care coming year could conic fr,om by Howie Schneider VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) It destroy them. This operation of this newspaper, P.O. Box areas you least ezpe.t, so may be difficult to make a was perfected a few years ago 1551, Radio City Station, New I NAP don't jump to quick con- decision today concerning a and has been used very York, NY 10019. tE1(24ERHCZt)S) clusions concerning any loved one because you're apt opportunities. At least leave to overemphasize both the ______________________________ pros and cons and never reach the door open. ARIES(March 21-April 19) an objective conclusion. You must be realistic about LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) the Issues that confront you You will saddle yourself with _____________________________________________________ today. They are not going to more reepoalblllhles than you spade'' to dummy's ace, vanish or rectify themselves can handle today If you allow returned a spade toward his 3 without your taking action, overly dependent people to own hand and thought for a Romance, travel, luck, lean on you. Learn to say while. Finally, he decided to resources, possible pitfalls "No." play for a -1 spade break since West had shown up with SCORPIO (Oct.24..Nov.22) and career for the coming five diamonds to East's two. - months are all dlicuaed in Take care today tMt yo, Down one! your AstroGraph latter that don't put a pal in an awkward Jeremy Flint of England by Ed SuNtm begins with your birthday. financial situation that he or decided to postpone the trump Mall $1 for each to Astro- the $fl't afford. This person decision or a while. He Graph, Box 411, Radio City will resent It If you do. cashed his ace of hearts and ruffed a heart in dummy. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Next came dummy's jack of specify birth date. Dec. 21) Today you're apt to diamonds. East ruffed and. TAURUS (April 20-May 25) take the course of least now it was an easy matter for Remorse regarding a resistance and permit a Jeremy to pick up that queen situation where you feel you family member to pressure of trumps. were overly generous with a you Into doing something We can point out any num friend is Likely to set in today. you'd rather not do. ber of reasons why East should not have ruffed that However, it's folly to sit and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. diamond. In fact, it was the stew over it. 19) Some people are not as sort of play you expect from a GEMINI (May 21-June 25) forgiving you might think, beginner, but no from an You have a tendency today to and a person with whom exert. S underestimate what It takes you're Involved today could evertheless, as Hal Sims to reach your man. &n; judge you harshly for (the greatest auction bridge 'by Stoffwl & Helmdahi wishful evaluation take mistake. Be careful. player and one of the first contract authorities) pointed precedence over your coinAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb, A . IAI out 50 years ago, If you give a mon wilse. 19) Be rure you have your old player a chance to make a CANCIOt(Junie 114Wy U) obligations well in hand today By aidOtwaW Jwsby mistake, no matter how great Alm Se.$ag Rather than go along with the before taking on any new at mistake may well Ideas of someone you're ones. You'll quickly find out Here is a hand from a be made. peeved at, you could do you can't handle both. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. nateh In 1970. something cut of sptt. today PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) At both tables South became that woW be agab* your Thm is no mum to Ud& declam at six Both (For a copy of JACOBI' d best taferests. that someone who always Weds opened the ace of suit. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win af Uw LEO (July WAug. n) Be opposes your way of doing moods amd continued East's oueen fell to South's Bridge." care of this newspacarefultodayaboutwhatyou things will behave any dif- Itwuupto kft and South to per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City, get involved In with a friend ferently today. Avoid this pick up the queen oftrwnps Station, New York, N.Y. Oat could cat you out'of. IIOfl. French declarer ed a 10019.) 1j.1t)L.4 I NEVER EitQTr ALlY E(ER(1, EEK WIN ATBRIDGE. PRISCILLA'S POP OH. rr BEEN HIS 1 HOSBY FOR YEARS ' 0iCv A .0 0T a - BUGS BUNNY IN APrflON W "lot) W41r SAY 14N6 8INJ AIMPORT4/4TS [-rH's )O\'\ COUL.. I3 BUGGED. It, P11V S I' . - _____________ ANNIE by Leonard St Sta rr by Bob Thives FRANK AND ERNEST ® T-ShIrts . pass 1 ,, • X'M AFRAID 'T$ IS 'Till Op1I,v' ,'() 'Ei4H.E- A FINE ILL,PtY MEAt'I I'Yø&L1F1Y 6EtTOR 6TAN'5 OF POUTIC& CRAFT' TMT WHY HE'S 114y VIM! ' $NIA'T PW HI -WE'LL NEW A MAN OF u ON MV WFTYI.. COMMITTEE -, MUSIC . TARSHAPE' CNAgM,.. . - 'YOU..________ - NE?! -, ,&s" Proper Handi,Ing 60544 / Moving trees to a different part of the landscape, or digging trees from the wild to use e in the home landscape requiM little more attention and care than a containerized tree you may buy at the nursery. establishing Itself. Also, during transplanting water loss occurs through the leaves of the tree. To keep this froni happening, ask your garden center operator or nurseryman for an antitransplant foliage spray. As you can probably Imagine, can quite -. . frees. And if they don't receive proper care and handling throughout transplanting operation, they probably won't survive, With proper handling and care, during and after transplanting, most trees VIB moved any LIIIIC UI year Deciduous trees seem to do better if they're moved in the spring, fall, or winter, Evergreens can be moved during any season, but give best results during One of the biggest problems I see with transplanting trees, especially during the summer months, is simply providing adequate moisture for the tree. A newly set tree needs daily waterings for the first few weeks while by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS illilljlllll AH'1 111 won YOU A, SUØAR4 lIVE HEN I.00N& VEVEHE - (11M1K$ ! a ________ nm i. I d S ) Drainage is another important factor to consider. Poor drainage will almost surely cause the newly set tree to fail. To test for drainage, dig the planting Club Drug A 13-Yea r-O l d Should Be Able Hears To Handle Truth Facts Last sumtold me I have multiple sclerosis. He says there is no way of knowing how last this disease will progress, but eventually I will be paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Sometimes I ans fine; at other tunes I can hardly do for myself. We have three children. The oldest is 13, and I need her help in caring for the yo unger ones. She knows that I am not well, but she doesn't know what is wrong with me. My husband says we shouldn't tell her yet because it would be putting too heavy a burden on a 13-year-old. I think if she knows I have multiple sclerosis she will be more understanding and DEAR ABBY: suer my doctor By UCF Prof Am - - ____ "NOW 6011 /A6UY WHO WOULD\ 1 - smw ISsI%.I L.iett Ing , u I — ' . - ____ Museum Sets Astronom _____ . YMCA Lauhches'80 Camp Season ______ Leisure ___ Time Classes 444' . - ; - -1 f — - $ o OFF - q S - _________ ______ IOMM ______ S I - ?: 1 ;w 'S .. - k .,_,__,.. aug S I. A& Langod Area Sertoma Club had Dr. Robert Bird, TOI UCF education professor, FITZzATRICK relay the most significant LwUd, DEAR DIXIE: It the girl aspects of his 30-hour course WIteSPIIP wants to pay her own way, on Drug Abuse In a 30-minute Cerrespoodeat and her date has no ob. presentation at the luncheon jections, why not? But if she meeting at Quality Inn, North. sh ould do so openly. pays, she Dr. Bird capsuled the InAnd the guy who would accept formation about several of the a girl's money privately and most common durgs be the planned trip to a dinner then snake a big show of used and abused including theatre Sunday. "treating" her is a phony. marijuana, stimulants, CONFIDENTIAL TO R.1.L The Winter Springs Ser. depressants, opiates, PALO OF ALTO: So you were haliucinogens, Inhalants (glue toma Club will hold Its Fourth right. So what? Even when sniffing and gasoline sniffing) Annual Golf Tournament on you're right, sometimes it's May 3, at Big Cypress Club, and alcohol. wise to give In. I quote from • Dr. Bird noted that abuse of Winter Springs. Shot-gun cooperative. the Connecticut State Driver start Ii at I am., check in .-. alcohol is the number What do you think, Abby? Instruction Booklet of 139: - drug problem in the United time, at 7:45. Ladles are inPerhaps Some of your readers 'Here lies the body of vited to play a mixed States. have been down this road. Jonathon Ray Pians are underway for a foursome or an all ladles PREPARED FOR He died defending his right plant sale, mostly indoor foursome, THE WORST of way; ." DEAR PREPARED: I The fee will be $25 00, which He was right, dead right, as 's., as a fund raiiuig project. Includes green fees, electric disagree with your husband. he drove along, ' Committee members George CE-ta, thicken barbeque, (at At 13, your daughter could be But he's just as dead as If Betmett, John Kuhns, and Will Sunshine Park, North well able to handle the truth, he'd been wrong." Askew are working out the Edgmond and free liquid and I think she should be told. Do you wish you had more best time and place for the refreshments. Prizes w be And please don't accept friends? Gel Abby's booklet, see. awarded. your doctor's gloomy 11 [low To Be Popular; You're prognosis so readily. Faith, Pavilion that is almost Never Too Young or Too Old." The Longwood-Winter completed at Sunshine Park, and more optimistic attitude, Send $1 with a long, sellSprings Area Ch5fliheT could keep you out of a is project of this club. It will addressed, stamped (28 Commerceofficeis located on be finished when the cement wheelchair for a long time vents) envelope to: Abby, the second floor of the and maybe forever. I hope so. and landscaping are Popularity, 132 Lasky Drive, 4'N®(I Hotel, and is open finished. Bob Dufault, Jim God bless. Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. from 9a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday Grimaldi and more club DEAR ABBY: About 16. DEAR ABBY: I know they Friday. members are responsible for years ago I asked you to call a person who has had a Is the very the construction of this Mets Burg sex change operation a repeat your advice to retired able executive secretary, who pavilion, which will benefit all "transsexual." But what do people, suggesting that they bandies over 50 calls a month, tile citizens. they call a nun who has had a write one personal letter a plus numerous written sex change operation? (lay. ____ Father Kilian Dreiling COlTeapOndence requesting having been retired for 20 CURIOUS IN WINONA general information about the (pronounced Dryling), CPPS years, I followed your advice, DEAR CURIOUS: A area as well as Better has been visiting Father *rnnaslsfpr') and I must say that it was Business information and William Nelderl, C1'FS, 18 and worth more th an I can say. DEAR ABBY: I am Pastor Emeritus at the opportwiilies. I am 86 and no longer drive, have this problem with y Day Mcli also keeps track of the Church of the Nativity. This Is going so the snail is very important boyfriend. We've been and functions for the the first time they have been to ine. What fun it is to get officers and directors, with together in 22 years. They John Young Museum and Planetarium and the Central small refractors to huge 400-pound professional quality together for nearly two years, mninders to them about Itim were seminarians together, Florida Astronomical Society will observe National reflecting telescopes. In addition. visitors may bring in tlieir and when we go toI ashould movie or something in the nwil every day! and, of course, every and places. Even with her then after graduation, were Astronomy Day on April 25 at the museum from noon to 4 p.m. own telescopes for evaluation at the Telescope Clinic. Simple out to eat, he thinks suppose busy schedule, sin ways ors it's only fair because I'm ' In addition to risy regular greets visitors with a genuine will be made for improvement. They were separated by observing, a planetarium show, telescope displays, slide and my 140 The event is open to the public and admission includes ac- working too, but this is what correspondence, Amile, and her gentle manner duties, and Father Kilian was film presentations, and photographic displays. Conunerclal Christmas cards (with a Wd AbIlItY to really Ustm able to return to pread at representatives will have displays, there will be a telescope cess to all exhibits at John Young Museum and Planetaritun. bothers me. fie asks ine for personal note on each one) makes her an excellent Father Neldert's 25th clinic, an inforznaticm table, and a computer displa y. A Admission price is $1.75 for adults, $1.25 for children, and in. the money in private and then brought me 120 replies. (I'll representative for our Anniversary in 195L They speaker and display from NASA will be featured. cludes the planetarium show. For further information call M pays for both of us in public so admit to four cards returned it won't make him look bad. community, be displayed, ranging from Over 20 different telescopes will not been together since have 7151. lie says it's embarrassing for marked "Deceased," and The chamber would like to that time. Such happy a guy to be with a girl who live, "Address Unknown.") anyone Planning' a memories, good humor, and r'tIIId It takes a little effort to lays down her own cash. at the catching UP fM the time write letters, but the rewards it snakes me feel bad Well, together. 'Super Cooker" Is available they are beyond belief! My love, to see tuin pretending to be a Father Kilian Is now for use at only $2500 a day ORG E KELLOGG, ofdoors-experience. big shot. But on the other U E Ti Seminole Branch YMCA will launch its 1960 Summer donation. These donations go stationed In Belleview, with GA Programs such as YMCA Progressive Swim Instruction, hand, when a girl pays her AT H E N S, ther ulwan, so these good Camping Seasonjunell. For parents who want the best of both into the Seitolartip Fa DEAR GEORGE: I'll uD. friends wW now be able to on worlds for their chUdren — home and camping — the "Y" is wholesome small group activities, special "Activity Days" own way, it makes her look derwrite that! Where would I will highlight this sunimer's camping experience. like she couldn't get a guy any each other mom Otto and offering six periods (ten weeks) of day camping. be without letters? other way. For boys and girls, ages 7-12, the "i" will offer two day share many more happy Also planned Is a YMCA Kinder Kemp Program for children What do you think, Abby? Problems? You'll feel camps located in the eastern and western sides of Seminole The Longwood Civic League hours. 4.8. Full and half day programs featuring YMCA "Tadpole" a girl pay her own better II you get them off your Should available from several County. Bus transportation will be Woman's Club will have Its swinuning Instruction will allow parents to chose a schedule way? And if she does, should chest. For a personal reply There Is good news from the elementary schools, fg'th Annual "Old Timer's" that is be up-front about it? Or write to Abby, Box 19700, Los she activities Including canoeing, swimfine ll ed wi th Days fi Reception on Sunday. April "sick" department. Sandi Registration for these and other fine programs begin today. should she slip it to the guy so Angeles, Cal. 911111169. Plene N, ftm 2 to 4 P.M. at 00 Lachitte. WWW SON is miog, games, cn& sond-ROW trip am now being PlannedPlease call the Seminole Branch YMCA at 862.0444. livicavering nicely from major Trained mature staff will provide sage supervision in this outhe won't look cheap'7 enclose stamped, self. Woman's Club. DIXIE TUE SHIXIE addressed envelope. A'oas who has lived In the surgery In the Florida nte ____ to be an "old4lnuer". eiIgibl. To Start ,— 4Nic. ths years pad, people frOm Mrs. Lana Hammond, LittieShop SCC Room H-hO; Fee: $20. p ril 24 to June 12; is In the Winter Fay Brake Coordinator of the Leisure Thne Program of 'lbwsda A as far as Georgia have taiswood, — •_ __S .....Ma n_.........a_ n_n_ . uixuu y nnspnms, usu Wednesday and Friday; April mu to Community Col l ege h 3euwd( aewu'ie opening or Karate — o to p.m.; as announced the ruurnsu 10 ims avcyps Nice Big rgaop, and lock forward to to reports, is in satlifuctory the following class., which are .eU..upporting at no expense May 23; AEC No. 10; Fee: $20. to the taxpayer. For further information, call the college. Slim 'N Thin 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Monday; April 21 to May theIr friends who have coniMtiom. TIilaga Ii? IIIJ __ ___ . DANCE AND MUSIC 26; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50. Also 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Monday: ri1ned, or the ones who still Ballet —4 to p.m.; Monday and Wednesday; April 23 to April 21 to May 26; AEC No. 10; Fee: $7.50. Also 10 to 11 a.m.; Delighted that Arlene Ikvs hers. Fee: $20. Executive Board Dalton Is back home in Mayl4;SCCRoosnH-119; Wednesday; April 23to May 23; AEC No. lO Fee: $7.50.Also The 355 SAXON PLAZAS DE LTONA Moderollsoce— Zto 4p.m.; Monday and Wednesday; April 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Wednesday; April 23to May 23; Fee: $750. members will serve U Longwood Groves after her (Off EntifpIl$i Rd.) 7 to S(X Room H-ill; Fee: $20. Also 11; and r,frbnueis rsoe,dmtgsryatWhsts' Perk U to June 9 p.m.; Also 4:30 to 5:30 pin.; Wednesday; April 23 to May 23; Fee: SCC Room she Is Monday and Wednesday; April23 to June 11; H-1 19; $ 7.50. (904) 7194151 -Hwpltsl. Arteats wi uVI be twelslied. . $20 OTHER $InCS.Vymehualways so very WSck, but islStU14 I*: Conuwty Band —7 to 10 pm.; Tuesday; April 29 to Aug. Any lisa Over $20.00 011 Painting — 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; Tuesday and Thur. .joy.jmat r'ui' tWOW beft eviery day. I; S Room G-106; Fee: With This Ad During sday; April 29 to May 22; AEC No. 11; Fee: $15. having time for $5 W APRIL _____ 11 coinIng UP. With April Photo-Camera &lmage-6:30to1:30p.m.; Tuesday; April reminiscing, no formal Aerobics: Cardlova,cvlar Fitness —4 to 6p.m.; Monday amid 29 to June 17; 5CC Room L,-214; Fee: $25 Don not apply to sale items popam iii been 090W. U&was a timely "11111 - - - - • - - - - - - - - - - • - • thought found In the Wednesday; Aiwll U to June 11; WC Room H-112; Fee: $20. Monday; Photo-Darkroom Techniques —6 tp 8 p.m.; April —7 toIp.m.; MondaY and Wednesday; MON-SAT, 28 to June 16; SCC Room LrO11A; Fee: "Chamber Chatter" s. (laiad Layo HOURS: MIlbillmembersal wwaga: We we &M k". to Aug. 6; WC Room H-110; Fee: $30. Photo-Portrait Photography — 7to 9 p.m.; Tuesday; April 29 Fitness and Figure Control 7 to p.m.; Tuesday andfil 10: June 5CC Room G-131: Fee: $25. the Longwood Tourist Club of but s're Taxed to death... _S_I&_I boaft AJ Abby - • b.\ by Craig oil Dear - ______________________ 111 most of the lateral roots, and fill the area with a mixture of good soil and organic matter. When the time comes to move the tree, the severed lateral roots will have sprouted many feeder roots which will help the tree to establish itself quicker. Early spring is usually the best time for root pruning. Large trees should be pruned at least one growing season prior to being moved. If you need any specific information on selecting or planting trees give us a call at the Agricultural Center in Sanford at 322-3233. ____ _ S _________ ol i l - in hole in advance and fill it with water. if all the water drains out in the first twenty-four hours, drainage is satisfactory. One last point I would like to mention is root pruning. This will encourage the development of fibrous roots and will minimize shock and root loss at the time of planting. To prune roots, cut through the lateral roots with a sharp spade in a circle around the tree. In general, the circle should be 10 or 12 times bigger around than the trunk of the tree. Make the cuts deep enough to severe - IIUtiii S ZOONIRS ______________________ $ August or early September. Palms are best moved during the warm, rainy 'summer iiionths. Another common pitfall often made is not pruning the tree back some at transplanting or right after transplanting. Whenever you transplant a tree, prune approximately one-third of themini fnilnttp hnt'li ." ,'nn,nnnntp '"'"" for " reducing the tree's root system. Longwood, Winter Springs am for 16 or more YMS Hospiltal, Altamo Iffllluhi/i When Transplanting Trees _ S I Needed - •'U �- - S S Years '140 Man Receives Evening Herald, Sanford, Seminole In Rape Of Blind Woman CALENDAR OrIondo - Winter PQrk . . - "'L - 1' is - -s a a1 - f . w b&i.dk Li PT 710 Chigak -----.--- - - .f , -- . - - -, .-.--' , - EwnlngIletRid VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. - - 'Rag. seal Estate Broker - - 120 N. Park Ave. . ' - . - .__I• •__..•.&_. -- Fuliyassumable9~ pct, on halt of the price of this luxury 2000 sq. ft. home. Sunken LR, fireplace, huge eat-In kitchen, Ia..MM. . "s D I"ftI - -- ------v. •yw I - belIev, at $64,900. Attractive 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath home wIth assumable sn,000' 5½ pct. VA loan. Quality - - return ci owments i us conditIon within five days ,,er he opening of bids. Rslimd fir sets In excess ii two will be cover cost of reproduction, on the semebaslsliritvrnof documents. GaI Contractors wiw obtaIn bid decumnts and do nit bid the project, must return same at list tend,ysbefsrethebldda$e,cr pey $23.10 per sit to defray cost Cf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 73.IIN-CA.17.J.(K) IN RE: IPJ SALES COMPANY, INC., Debtor NOTIcE OP PILINS PINALUIPORYANOOP APPLICATION P01 DISCNARU NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, tO the creditors of SPJ SALES COMPANY. INC., and to any ethers wbo may be concerned, thit en April , liii, NATIONAl. - within five days alter opening of bids. Due so size and scope, partial Th ceem win .cpt eIy stob are OIVIti.$tt Miin, txcuflve $ecratarv, P.O. 5eN3741,QrIando, Florida 31000. end Is NACM's undersigned Atismat, eu before a ManS $fpn euccnfvl ieder will be requIred to furnIsh and Pertormanco if pritIMI*l bid euId will he tssi This rojoot bulee file Haisable labiA S. Mc0reger, Judge it lii court, in mis, asa.e,s at tw lies Issis Ce.Mv Courteous.. Isdid, PIsrMa.sm the Ilk daY it it Orsands. Florida. this Ilk day it *L1*. RODERT H. ROTH. SIOWII of . _____ hoI, cm SilSAgoat P.O. Noi 1400 - - Orlinds,, PflrIN Pllsh: ..OIU$ rit c Sletlouleil. $1 hub rs*aaths Ave. IuM S5 ' - ROTNIWIIU.PA. - 1wS, LoIS Wad it. INy. wWrIt* Ibis in cuneldered i i,,vsIlsmsl coat it the 11 Ma shiN * be pawed em Is eu he ilSisbytilCiulily. 11:Na.ns. May, NIL ThUS NOTtCI IS DATED ' keslidGosoty Service IuIId PINr 1.1171 ___ 1,05) 03.1101 ess'sr S31*1 Sat. *1 011147 LIX, 3 SEDROOM EACH, CARPET, CENTRAL AIR. 33..4M Furnished CUPANCY. ONLY $21,910. FUIIVFUr11ISL1S,W.D,id,Ild, 1w Pats 6 me lease, April 11. OCt. 11.0205 me. $300. soc dip. - - - - Sanford 32146a0 321.1177 - prguibe ___________________ EMPLOYMBIT 0 10hk$ SANDWICH SHOP ho Isoferd Is a CI i' Oil 'I d Sd lhei 1. isMieby lvim it file Miestit La. U. isl Mine 10. Ward, resister Ike name "Bid Ceek TV I Vidus Trd' Sd lb. business incofed Cf 90) pe City Reid, Or-laid,. Fur-ida (Simlsjfl Causdy) under nsrnsasjwawnsrs Dated thin sail a, it Mardi. iwe. ss-rj j. cups AtISmay fir Ieg*a* 102 it Fairkenbe Ave. WheW Perk. FissIdallIl Fubileb iw 7I,,, e5 4 luisliho - ,, Sru REALTOR A'45 ._ W r -- GeorgIa Ave. 1-S Sat. ThIs home Is very soaclous 4 IL II, pool home w-lots of extras. Looking forward to your visit, your host Ed Oil urns - LET'$MAKEADEAL LikIng for-an income producing property? Call us today for a forms. ____ waiIIss. F--j% . - b.- •..-.l- - .. - -' ' - I. - b .3_. 4. *t.p. S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvan area. Terms. Call W. Mallczowskl, REALTOR. 322-7953, 373.7973 46-Commercial Property BUSINESS for Sale Retiring 3234161 INC. EALTORS bar, lounge. Exc Investment, 439-0309 339-0500 over $2,000 mo Income. $175,000. - Goldsboro -By Owner 3 BR, completely remodeled 701 Bldg. E. Altamontc Dr 301-3231563 JOHN KRIDER assoc. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-75*1, Sanford PrePIt over $300. Assume present mtg., WIne $63110. 1-3*9-7377. -. SIlO pa.hON pa, ----a np - The Real Estate Agency b.c., ReaNs 3435½ 5. (17-92) Sanford French landlewoed VIllage 3 Bedrooms, 3 full Sates, available May 30. 532.550 good terms. 295-7766 or 671-4130. ___________________ 75A-Vans _____________________________ 60-A---Busiijess Equip. - - - -. For Sale Used office cqpt. Desk, filing cab. 8. chairs. Many items to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I; So os Sanford. 3225721. ail. Materials -- Blocks 8.1*12 used, not cleaned, 100 for $25 you haul. L. 0. Soper 3fl 46)1. 8:30 to s. (*JN'T aTOREIT, SELL ITwitha low cost Classified Ad. ___________________________ Agent 339-S304. 62 Lawn Garden - Used tbl model color TV's, all working. 599.95. 10 to choose from. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92, So. of Sanford. Lawnmowers. We sell the bestS. service the rest. WESTERN AUTO, 301 w. 1st St. ___________________________ FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark I HIrt 323-7510 GaodUsudTV's,S2lIup MILLERS - Cars Removed BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to Call 322 1624; 322 4460 78-Motorcycles A-OK TIRE 322-7480 NEW TIRESI19.I9IUP 21i3 French Ave. Sanford - Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, 3$) Cleveland, auto 8. AC, only $3,888, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy 436, Casselberry, 834-5399. -Use A Want Ad. 322-2611or SHEPHERD PUPPIES for sale. Sweeksoid.$30.ODeach 1974 GMC ~ ton, 4 wh drive, dual whls, lusI rebuilt auto, PB, Ps, $3,500 FIRM, 323-4947 Whypaymore? HERB'S TV 2S975.SinfordAve. 323-1731 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Iiarriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 327 5742 _______________________ Cabinets aft 5. Fiec to good home Ige, good natured, mixed Pit Bull & Dalmatlan, lovable I good with children. Dog needs Complete Mobile Home Repair 349-5259 SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhrs. 3220771 ______________ UghtHouling Yard Debris. Trash, Appliances 8 Misc. 1 CarpetCleaning (LOCAL)3.495)7) ANDY'SCARPETCLEANING Spedal Rates tor Complexes Frpe Estimates 24hr. 830007(1 - Clock Repair TV rape 19" Zenith. Sold orlg. $693.71. lii 1113.16 or $; SARGAIN TV'S Beauty Cii's ____________________________ - - Free Est. LIc. & Bonded Johnny Walker Const. Ltd. 327 6437 Free EstImates 327 4134 ______________________________ ______ 77 Horns Repair ____________________________ Additions I Remodeling MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. Exp. 869 8567 lop Dollar Paid for kink & Used cars, trucks & heavy equip __.!!'It 322-5990 Pti.3220237 Phone 377-0512 Tinting rarnicflie _____________________ Agent Glass _________________________ 65-Pats-Supplies _________________ 26l9OrIandoDr. Auto - Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair _______________________ ____________ Custom Furniture, kitchens, wall units, wood or mica. "Specialty Items'. 339 9)36. 322 745) Shocks 55.95-Heavy Duty $7 93 AIR SHOCKS $39.95 New Batterles$29.95 7413 French Aye., Sanford - - Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 3236038 Insured $34 6399 Prevent fading 8 Snooping Cars-Vans Trucks AOK TIRE - . 61----Buildrng Auto Glass Tinting 76-Auto Parts - MICROWAVE __________________________ - flJu I Man, quality operation 8 yrs. exp. PatIos, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beal. 327 1321 _______________________________ -_CUSTOMHOMESBUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses BROWSE AND SAVE ...... S G.BALINT 3728665 easy and fun - The Want Ad __________________________ Taylor's - time. Sal. $119.14 or $19.33 mo. Agent 339-5386. Push bUtton controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $619. assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339______________________ i,po. 16 cu ft frost tree. Orig. $329, now $205 or $1 mo. -- Central Temp will service AC's, refrlg, freezers, water coolers. -_ - - rado pkg, Duel AC, only $3,250 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136. Casselberry, $34 $399. Cannon Music Co., Longwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434, 1 bl E of I 4. 3395900. below wholesale. Call 322 1678 anytime. HDn10 Incavemsnt - . 436. Casselberry, 834 8399. prIces, our customers do that. Knabe baby grand piano. 6' model, Ivory keys, one owner, Air Conditioning Vlay. 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WD van, B pass., 36,000 mi only 55.488. 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy brand new pianos 8. organs in - James Baskeryllie Casselberry, 834 5399 stock, including new, used, rebuilt & reconditioned. We don't brag about our low . - ______________________________ 71 Sport Van, WOs, 6 cyl, 3 sp. 35.000 mi- onty $3,488, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Can't find it' Try us! Over II top _____________ - Whatever the occasion, there Is a classified ad to solve It. Try ooe soon , Washer repo. GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35, uSed short 11j Investors this won't last bus. Furnished triplex. Carper-Is, foe lot on S. Sanford Ave., has' room to expand, fully rented. 47-eaI Estaho ,*ed 1 ) _____ KENMORE WASHER-Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 for. Painting - KELLCOPAINTING Licensed 8. Dependable Quali?yhousetoIdrepairs ResIdential & CommercIal Free Est. 647-0048 _______________________ Creative Surtaces-lic., speciallung in repainting, In?. a. ext., wallpaper, wall texing, staIning. Free Ext. After you have called the rest call the best. 867.5592 GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave. 322.6509 Painting & Repsir Dressmaking Trent Painting i. Repair Interior lExterior Free Est. 322-3555 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3230707 Pt'.o$ugi-aphy -IGrooming & Bosrd1ng Wedding photography by JoPv Culium. Free engagement photos or color 5* 10. 333 $251.. Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controlled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322-3732. ___________________________ Housecleaning - - - Tree Service - Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal CaIlJimFlinn.$347,,, room. 322-1394. 46.A-1sr1aI under $330. Low down payments, 322-7357. arn.It*hiti Rag. Real state Broker IIMTY WOMLD. -- ---------- takeover payments, loW mt 3210015 59-.-MusiCaI Merchandise 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original 5593, bal. $18) or $21 mo. Agent 3398316. 339-0109 3394501 - ----- _________- -_-._ - monthly payments - iv,- 301.666-5640 - __ 197) oO.t Ski float with tripod. 125 Johnson rebuilt motor & trailer, $900 or best offer. 373 5)68. ½ off of total Inventory of brand new Interspring bedding. These beds are ,;ot damaged or seconds but brand new top tine bedding sets only! Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92. So. ,f Sanford. 322872), looking misc. CatI 323 7786 anytIme. Vehicles _____________________________ 1975 mini motor home, ROI3SON MARINE 2921 Hw5' I? 92 Sanford, Fla. 32711 51HousehOld Goods you're - 75-Recreational -- - at Prosser and get the deal 323 5620 55-Boats & ACcessories - one of the friendly people - misc, items Some turn, Fri. & English saddle 1$" seat. come In and see James, ' Paul Henson estate to be sold April 15th, 10:00 AM. 214 PaIm.lto Ave., yolks Shop, Sanford. IncludeS: '7) Titan tractor, Great Dane trailer, '71 Lincoln Mark III & assorted truck parts. Sat., 95, III Elliott Ave. overhaul. truck or van, * ESTATE SALE * Carport Sale - mainly tools & Honda XL 70, recent top end car, or used Hwy. 16 West. Sanford - 3 Family Yard Sale-- FrI & Sat. 9 'til. '78 moped. goed cond.; collectIbles, tools & etc. 2036 Jefferson Aven. tractor w-grass cutter, tiller, rake 8 seek spreader. So, if you need a new Deli's Auction Center Yard Sale Saturday 10-I 2503 Elm Ave. Army 000ts$fl.99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 ,,. INC. • EALTORS inside Icut. New w-w carpet. Large workshop. Only $9,100. 333-0215. 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyers. New homes with Color portable TV; console color TV; Stereo AM-FM tape player & recorder; miscell aneous Items. 323 - 6670. at Jack Prosser Ford. CASH DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY--STAY LATE ATTIC Cleanout Yard Sale BOSE 2nd St. Sat.95 3221731. 4 rental units inc SRX lic, rest, 41Cainins - - S 701 Bldg. E. Altarnonte Dr. it 2132 ( OlTid) PlceresidefltiaI lot on El Portal, cond. Exc financino, lvi 323-3956 1lJ$ - Isihor... -- - del garage, sc porch, beautiful chiøce at this newly llmidiled 3 story duplex in Sanford at only $13,000. You cewt afford to miss It. Exc hosirnos heWS of IPWil.. NIP INN $Nr IijI.g ISi - Mardi 31.10 and Apr-U 4 11$rISuea mof r.ud, ! 1 wYMPut WSIP. "'3. - Gordon, Realtor Associate. it UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSkT. Sell those things that are lust taking upspace with a want ad In the Herald 322-2611 or $31- Winter Sps 2 Calif contemporaries, $43,900 ea. 2 BR, ISTICI OP Purwust to "Forest aN, -. OPEN HOUSE You are Invited to an open house Perk. 3231561. ch*. 10119 PIS. listutsi NatI and Pabst Silep" with its good will and REALTORS 2llOSanford Ave. Orlando behind Days Ins. 1.4 Industrial ___ HON. 17.93. Cassalberry, Fl. $34 1200 Eva. 562-3435 ' BROKER 24)9 S.NyrfteAve. MINI.U4.00K New cawit buildings all sizes, ecIauy nice, most ' ""' ' ' REAL ESTATE Iroker 53,140 mtg, at 9½ pct. 1st. with $23 me. pymts. Total price $7,500 or best Offer. 323-33. SEIGLER REALTY ___________ A ISIIsp flILJ - 1L.L. a c. 313.1417, Rit*oen neon I. 6 - Rn '3')') M011 r. 1319 - ______________________________ ESTATE loaded with trees. Assume I"CJOCEITT 321-0690. 52-Appliances REALTOR, 322-7195 REALTORS Multiple Listing Service PJII. - : 4, ___________________ CaliBart REAL 2525 French CARPETS, READY FOR OC. -. 100' LAKE FRONT LOT in Casselberryon Seminola Blvd. Good for Investment or use now. $11,900 with good terms. H. Ernest hardwood floors, dining room, screened porch I garage. Central location. $33,000. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH - CALL ANYTIME 2565 Park Thurs Fri Sat Carport Sale Sat. & Sun 96. 603 Cherokee La , Sunland Estates. Pr.ced cheap -- Baskerville is back James misc Palmetto Avc, I urn. dishes, misC 9 to 6 $100 Call 322-1477 Shailowford, wooded, $3,200. 3237109 after S. many more extras, BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. You'll love it for 541,500. Huge oaks shade this charming 3 S.drm home with fireplace, $60,010. ____________________ __________________ DST.* assets h' tile usdarslgnid. Therifirt, Lois F. Cimillin has Ibis doN itedbis Interest blind IS the business a,,Saip, he kiiewn dC$VSedvandPaW IMV' and he' rz1aNI all rt, tItle end Ilr,sI tear-sin. DATED at Altoesde Springs, lemilielo CauIWy. Florida, lisle flil day ii CL iNi. 'I* - IshMar. 11311 *r-. 4 11. F, CastIlto, Ma this tel trids neow fsp. . City Sdy ____ - russisk: ii, ad ____ business under tills fIctItIous y qssirvss *arigi,ui isv ors, lUunJIE carpet & tile, kit. eqp,., WID, plenty storage, so'. parct, landscaped yard, vacant, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMI STATUTE business it N Willow Avenue, Forlat CIty, Florida. That till 5111partY I,M,ii$d Is said business aMapiIis is flusvs: PAUl. OKON$ IJi$ toweto. ierw'i'.s$Iuw.rtoorc**ebld No Sd earn 4he - Legal Notice N1SHOP,imd - MORTGAGE, 533.000. BR, 31, town house, niw -- jgile,Szid fo writ. such character and State Fluida. aw em thees csn,anies are acc*abh. to ha akidi may . surety cen*euiy or compenles as __ ... documents wIll iwl be available. Uidt bid 1111*? be aCatr1r*led by a cashIer's • 1incsrperelsd beak or 1,51st corn. psny, era bId Mild Whit WP'SI4$* utirity tIsfadery IS 11111Is511 Crny, fOr- list I percuet it ttiS anunint 1 the DOWN, SELLER WILL TAKE PARK AVE.- Cream puff, I __________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nit ICe is hereby given that tile undersigned pursuant to the "FictitIous Name Statute", Oiqtsr 56119, Florida Statutes, will register with tile Clerk lithe Legal Notice CWcuIt Court. itt and fir $emlnsls lt*Y Plilidi. IIPSII r.c*I it NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS - it the pubtuituom it this NAMU STATUTE ne, to wit: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TRI STONE FOUNDATION under gIven ttiat the wi,sct, we are argi,rf in business undersIgned pursuant to the. , PIeldIsgweed laid. "FictItious Name Statute," MaN, p 16111, Flerida Stafvtes. Ch*er m pa, rn lafeisgill will register with, tee Clerk it tile bus as bW. WI PJL.s: Itisilesi K. Slims. Martin & n I !' W UW " " Dated at limlosle County, iuf Ice, ho-wit: FOREST CITY 19, upendepeeltof $15.10 ekich wIll be refunded, less $3111 to caugp' reprsductloncosts,uponrelvmof documents In goed condition - ________________ TM Evening Herald ciislfIe Ads 11* nO I MiCy dalin5. • .Juet Resultot obtain compiote Delary, clean, attractive 3 BR, CH&A, carpet, exceIlen adults. no pets $215 1110. fIrst last + $ s.c. Yard Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315E.FlrstSt. 3225622 Motel Bedspreads for sale, $ each. Call till 10 p.m. daily SANFORD, 322.1411 S color lv's, stereos, 7 nice bicycles. Ige aquarium on stand; rugs, chairs, old oak rocker, old dolls, mahogany round lamp table & lots of nice left over from an estate till? Desk, toaster oven, a bunch of misc items S. French. 373 7340. LAKE MARY BLVD. 117.92 - AUCTION SALE FRI. 7:30 P.M. 1)9 F Coleman Circle. FrI-Sat. 9 Beds, ObI. motel 0.5. 8. Matt., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 I $Ft. Pick-up Truck Cap located of f Courtland & Ridge, nicely landscaped lot, Fl rm w-brick FP, eat-in kit & - HARDWOOD FLOORS, CAR. PORT, DSBARY AREA, LOW BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP. LPN, Aides IOrderliesA letter Living Cijq of Casailberry. Call for uppt. 339-1002. Sub-contractors and others may OF CREDITMANAGEMENT, INC. (NACM). - LIVI Center if Cassitbsry Call for appf. 329.5052. forth. ASSOCIATION or op. NURSING AIDES reproduction and handline U -. *55*iSeS fir the benefit of credilers BFJ SALES COMPANY, INC., under tile previeflea it chapter 121. Florida Statutes. RI.,, $ffi ffij Clerk II the above Ceurt. Notice is further given that NACUhasfIled its ApplIcolien fir Discharge as such Assignee. Creditors are hereby nithf led that enyobjecuans 0 the atone Fillet Rapert or Ii tito Discharge it NACM or the surely an Its bond must be flied wilt, the Clerk of liii above Court that portunity for advancement. Call Lee lt 323.1005 _________________ eve shIfts, FT & PT. Also freuW for gas pumps s. em parMature, dependable apply Stucheys Pecan $Iisç 1.41 Hwy 41, sanford. - rate plus commIssIons. Op. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 327-1377 B.autlful country lot In Deltona, JACK PROSSER FORD CO. dentlal Auctions 8. Appraisals, Call Dell's Auction. 323 5620 ___________________ Carport Sale: girls bike, pool acc, poker table, misc. Sat 9to S 1807 5. Holly Ave. --------- . York 3 ton condenser Unit Frederick Elec furnace 8 evaporator. 323-3920. If you don't tell people, how are they going to Know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling 322-2611 or 131-9993. SUPER 4 BR, 26 home in Park HOME WITH INCOME POT ENTIAL 4 Bdrm, 4 Bath, formal living room & din. room. Breakfast room and den. All recently remodeled. Walk to shopping, church and school. $33,000. - - Yard S-ale: Fri & Sat. Only. AppI., furn., TV 8 lots of misc. 12)1 RandoIpi St. ______________________________ - $110,000. construction, attractive location. Under $10,000. - _____________ ------. ----- - - - 3210640 UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 26 custom built home on Crystal Lk chainl 70' sc porch overlooking lake I every feature Imaginable. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only C! - .- many many extras. See to ______ property. Yours for $23,500, JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, 16 home in Wynnwood on a beautifully landscaped lotl Pan Fl rm, Din, area, w-w carpet, lg patio & lots morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just $37,300. 322-6123 LA , shopping. Exc. investment 2439 5. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford home close to schoot & 'the Time Tested Firm - ___________ ______________ SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Co#npanfj , _____ ________ AUTO, AIR. LOOKS GOOD, RUNS GOOD EXC. TIRES, 1395. 321 0610 32325l9att5 For Estate Commercial & Resi I? 92&AngIC Dr.(FivePolnts) Business loans. Florid. Mortgage Investment. 1101 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422 2976 - Handyman special 2 BR 1 B ________________ : 2og cXcmes Good Investment I Wide variety of uses, 2 BR 1 B. Gen comm. zoningi Only $21,900. 1aI1 323-1331 - morel Just 540.0001 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake Jessup Heights, $10,000.00. 9o/in frCRO CEETT 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, 72-Auction 6Family Yard Sale Fri. & Sat. __________________________ John Deere 112 home 5. garden Just lIsted! 2 BR 1 B home in CCM on fenced lot. 30 x 10 covered patio overlooking poolt C HIA, eat-in kit, FR & _______ . j•$ DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath 06th. Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. $33,000.00. 2½ ACRES PINE & PALMETTO NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7,900 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. LAKE FRONT, NICELY WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEOO & CFU. $20,000. WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN THE SAN FOR 0 AREA Sanford Avenue. $13,000.DO. - - $ .ad.tr__..._.._. BUSINESS- 1 StOry corn. mercial building w-partitlon. - REALTORS - Sanford's Sales Leader - c",rvy. ____- Street, Sanford. Call for Details. - ____ Matlse REALTY - $li . '--'i. aidS lava. (i 4u M. 'ai. "- 't 1. -' * - STENSTROM HOME- 5 BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, 2½ Lots Fenced yard, 17th ____________________ ___ Pedding Mof156S.m.ho1p1M,' 1olE *lk aiof $aiigh l3 - - - - .REALTY WORLD. - -- Hi1a.1Mthil.ia OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR 4 LOTS. $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. - __ 730 - 2¼ ACRES, PAVED ROAD, - _____________________ WA. PlO, Crank Const. IRealty, REALTORS 830-6061 5i1d,'s - ' - -- 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7,500 TOTAL. GOOD TERMS. $38,500 extra insulation. - '' - 195.500. Well maintained 3 BR, 1½ B spacious FR w-FP, fenced. - ___ esd ho - Sanford ________________________ bog luitit Praus by 11 I msstlsg. 1 p.m. followed by bml weol M pthml dwn, new 3 BR, 20 choice country area. All Amenities. - ____ mun •WU• TERRIFIC assumption. 111,500 '69Chev 2dr, AC,Auto, - & Sold Willbuylst& 2ndmortgates. We also make Real Estate & Amenities. $76,500. Sanford 133.900 2 BR, lB + rental unit, C-H&A, fenced yd. Cream Puff I '73 Pinto, 29mpg. good tires, New batt. 5. muffler 372 4879 between 18.6 to 54-Garage Sale ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO CHOOSE FROM $6,300 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LOCAL PROPERTY. 1977 Vega. clean, low mi. $1750 or best offer. will accept trade 373 1730 119 Oviedo, Ft. 363 3710. Stock reduction sale. Starts April I? thru 30, 30 pct. off on all items over $75 Laroc vMipt*. choose from Call for direc tions. also furniture refinishing, Open 8 to 5 ___________________________ -- 3 PLUS ACRES, GENEVA AREA, 53.900 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. 70) French 323.7831 ______________________________ Hendrix Antiques Hwy vu auiu so istiuru OUT TUUSI -- 322 7287 PS,goodtrans.$600 71-Antiques ____ 2½B, choice area, kit., eqpt., w-w carpet, C.H&A, All Eves: 349-3400, 332.1939, 323-4302 . Wanted to buy used office equipment NoIls Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So.. of Sanford. 3228721 firm call 323-6449 for ap- 51,500 dwn. energy saver. 3 BR, REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 500 S Sanford Ave. 373 6593 poinemtnet. 43-t.ots.Acreage Likenew. Blue 5-4.500 We buy used furniture pletely renovated, everything $64,900. STEMPER AGENCY - Cub, 1030 a.m., Ridding Garduis Social - HANDYMAN investment 2 in excellent cond, new carpet, double front door, etc. Price reduced for quick sale $4,995 . Q d yid. Lw. loude, Ceauilbtrry, $ am., 1indd Oie ' Ii.ch, laIai'n V.*.iy. 7 P.m. - Fleetwood 12x60. 2 BR, com- 4 BR,fam. home w-pool, schools, prime residential area. Only attention, . Opry p - HANDYMAN 3 BR, P-'2B. shaded cor lot. 125,500. brIck FP, formal DR. eat-in kit.. cor, shaded lot. $31,000. - - . PIIDAY APIILIS - ..j- Hrs. SPACIOUS 3 BR Call today for INDIVIDUAL _____________ -. -- ASSUME 7~ pct MORTGAGE on this lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home wIth CA&CH. Great location only $45,000. - 24 WE BUY CARS 1978 T Bird 31,000mi FURNITURE & THINGS See uur beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA 8. FHA Financing - story, convert to duplex. Zoned $32,500. - ____________________ - 323-5774 OWNER WILL HOLD MORTGAGE on 10 acres with deeded access to the St. Johns River only $28,000. __________________ L)I High School PTIA, 7:30 p.m., anditorhmi. LAM . 2p.m., IMoits Public U'y, 1$1 Providence Boulevard. "Hollywood: The Dream '- REALTORS.MLS PRIME LOCATION is this 6+ acres on the beautiful Wekiva River only $110,000. ____________________ ______ - MR1 only $10,000. - WDAY, APRU. ii H---kd.tyd1m'-co.ly,7:1Sp.m.,Fbet Federal of Smitele, $ttS Road 434, Lorzgwood. '' Realty, lnc MULTI FAMILY ZONING 3 lots every Saturday at 5 p.m. It's APPLIANCES 5. PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furni ture. 205 E 75th St 3230981 -- - 78 Pont Trans Am. like new. 33.000 mi only 55.888 136 Auto Sales. 160 Hwy 136. Casselberry. 831 8399 ___________________________ '73 Chrysler Newport £4,000 org mi, fully equipped, 4 new tIres, 5975. 323 2766 the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-255 $311 for further details. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '69 to '75 models. Call 339 9)00 or 834 160Sf Dealer) 323 2501. YR. OLD DBL-WIDE- - - Antiques. ñiodern furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 26, wCentral HIA heat pump, big bdrms., 8 huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. $19,900! I Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-3714. $110,000. Hwy 92, I mile west of Speed way. Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION - - 41.000 one owner mi, only 52.4.41, 136 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy 1.36. Casselberry. 831 8)99 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION WE BUY USED FURNITURE, 42-Mobile Homes - - 76Olcls Delta 85, 7 dr, 350 engine, tools 4362. Harold Hal ____________________ to public. ,, EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322. 2611 or 831-9993. INVEST WISELY 1 entire city block on W. 1st Strcmt Only O.ks ' - 207E.2SthSt. ___________________________ 80-Autos 10, Sale 80-Autos for Sale - Cash 322-4132 Very large 1 or 2 BR condo wall appl., including W.D, w-w carpet, C-NbA, $21,900 1 BR; 537,9002 BR. 671-0814 or 1-273- Eves. 322-0612, 322-1587 Buy Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy S Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig stoves. ii Pd. Financing Available 323-7832 & closing will put YOU in thIs 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath home with FIREPLACE Only $23,500. - ____ _______ ' Custom Cabinets & new roof. $750 Uown -- Sanford Rotasy, noon, Civic Center. South Seml.1e AA, BOOS), Mental Health Ce't Robin Road' AItWUO(da fV Sauteed Al Au., $ p.m., First United Methodist Quad, Sanford. Sauteed AA, 0 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lakeitew MIddlà Schoel Advisory Cesnntlt$ee, 7:30 p.m., at sChoOl. TOPS Chopta' 79, 7 p.m., over Bsptlat Church, Q'ystal Lake and Country Cub, Lake Mary. D,ft.sa Ares Chbsr .1 Cemairce Board Directors, 7:30 p.m. AlAES., $ p.m., reoreation hail behind Stromberg Car-leon, Lake Mary. West Vol.1. laud Ren, 7:30 p.m. Davis StetinUnrsity.OrthOpedlcalrgSOnPhIflIpL.Parr of Gainesville will speak on "Painlam Ruirting?" Free _, lOS Sunset Dr., 3 BR 2 B. 14-4,900, your HOME or PROPERT call for INDIVIDUAL at tention. - 68-Wanted to 2 BR, 26, w-w, CA-H, WI), DW, pool, club house, 5cr. porch, 533,500. 327-0323. 1ULTIPLE LISTING RALTOl SELLERS we have BUYERS to' -__ waru, auwrumic mair, UIIII pound dwn owner will hold at 12 pct $38,900. 322-4914 aft 5. STEMPER SEZI - ___________________ 4.!T410U5e fALCOL1TIEALTYIn privacy fence, pool-patio, Lov - _ __ FaSale Sanlanta 3 BR, 26, C-HIA WANTED Diet Worhobsp, 10 am. and noon, Car-lion UnIon Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First p.m., Jefferson Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7- - I 41-Hws __________________ $III5L , I . ______________ -- aAs., 'ii, . Sunday Noon - ____ Baited, 10:30 I (lab SoCial Hefl. fl''a time, ____ w, _____________________ - . Faculty recital by pianist Virginia Hutchlngs, 3 p.m., Stetson University's Elizabeth Hall auditorium, Deland. fl-piece Ualveriily of Wlicoimli..Stevess p. Symphoic Wind Enuimble, free public concert, 7:30 p.m., Lyman High School Auditorium, Lengwood. MONDAY, APRIL14 Monday Meruars T.tmaiters Cab, 7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamorde Sfwth5L Weight Watchers, 10 am., AiCile1011 Church, Casselberr-y; 7 pin., Florida Federal, a.u. • ii. sulated l.115R46. 1194509$. _________________ ____ Over30 2.300-10.000 sprinkled in .. - - manufacturing spci. - SUNDAY, APRIL 13 Potted Plant Sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., RelIgIOUS Science Center, 1434 W, Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. I Spring Health Fair, Altamonte Mall. CO-SpOnsOred byFlorida Hospital. Freeinformatlonandtestlng bySO agencies. Through Tuesdar. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Music by Kopel. SeInIDOIeAA, 3p.m.,open, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford Big Book AA, open 7p.m., Florida Power Light. "Young at Heart" Dance, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction 7:10 p.m. Open to public. 22nd Annual Mutt Dog Derby sponsored by -4aycees, noon, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Longwood. Dogs must be on leash at back 8430356 for ntrv InformatIon. Open to " S Friday, April 11, 1910-hA - SATURDAY, APRIL12 Needlepoint and rng hooking class, 1-3 p.m., Deltona Library, 1691 ProvIdence Blvd. Lengwood Rotary Festival and 11* meter run, 9 a.m., Springs Plaza Shopping Center State Road 434. Plant and baked good sale, arts and crafts show, 3 p.m., drawing and auction. Bluegrass entertainment and refreshments, "Womanpower" seminar on investments and estate planning, Royal Plaza Hotel, Lake Buena Vista. Call 645-3339 by April 7 to register. Sponsored by Central Florida Educational Consortium for Women. MtnlbustotrforseijorcjtjzenstoSanfordZoo, Big Tree Park and the Cactus Corral and lunch at the Village Smorgasbord. Leave Leeds, 9a.m., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 a.m. Mem's Fellowship of First Christian Church will sponsor Itsannual pancakeandsausageday, education buildIng, 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Serving 8;30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ItalIan-AmerIcan Social Club of Sanford benefit dance and buffet, 9 p.m. to I a,m., Sanford Civic Center. Call 3Z14563 for information, District VII Special Olympic Summer Games, 8:30 a.m., opening ceremonies softball field University of Central Florida; 9a.m., swimming and track and field. Potted Plant Sale, 10 a,m. to 4 p.m., Religious W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. Science Center, Rummage sale, United Methodist Women, Cornmunity United Methodist Church, Highway 17.92, Casseiberry, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Spring Car-rival, Wilson Elementary School, 1-5 p.m. The Eagles CU Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber c Commerce. SanfordAAWomen'sGroi, 2p.m., 11W. Fir-st St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, for senior citizens. _____ with offiCe 5 ft. fully Convenience store clerk. Good Company benefits. Apply Way Foods Sanford - %UWIIIRflC WirehouW light 831-9993 322 - 2611 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. To this, the woman said she ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A (UPI) A man who pleaded replied, "Yes." She told them CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. guiltytorapingablindachool she would recognize him RESULTFUL END. THE line teacher, who had positively anywhere. ____________________ 1 time ........44C NUMBER IS 322-2611. HOURS RN full time, $4 shift. Apply Pci line 3 consecutive times identified him by his voice, The woman said she recog_____ person Sanford Nursing & 3k1 line nt cons.cuttveflmesTo 7 P.M. S: 30 8:00 AM. was sentenced to 140 years In tilted the rapist's voice as that Mellonville Cony. Center, 950 thru FRIDAY MONDAY prison Thursday. Ave. of a tenant in the building. WbntedtoRent SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum Duval County Judge Ray- Two maintenance men were Mary-Sanford area. 2 or 3 LPN full Apply to 3-11. mond Simpson sentenced called In, listened to her BR house or duplex. 1 child, 1 Lakevlew Nursing Center, 919 outdoors dog. Unfurnished DEADLINES Jerry Green, Z7, to 50 years description, then gave police _____________________ E. 2nd St., Sanford. preferred. $200 to $250 month. for burglary with Intent to the apartment number of a Possible option to buy. Call experienced In all The DQj Befoi'e Publication Noon assault and 90 years ftr man who fit her description. . 323-0167 aft 6. or 3321161 & phases of accounting, full lvs mpuaoe. sexual assault with a deadly "After a few minutes, they charge thru trial balance. Frlda Some computer experience IM Evening Herald Classlf fed weapon a Pair of scissors. (the police) came back and I ____________________ helpful. Send 1.sume I. salary Ads offer no fancy claim. Based on the detailed heard the policemen talking," requirements to P.O. Box 729 Just Reiultst 'L s. description given them by his she said. "I also heard that _____________ Sanford.. 27-year-old victim, police same voice." _______________________ 18-HelP Wanted 3-CelTter1eS Nurse Aides exp. in nursing arrested Green last Dec. 19, home care. Apply in person * Town house iniji'ora3 BR, 2' about 15 minutes after Legal Notice Lakeview Nursing Center. 912 B. beautifully Vurnished, pool, 2 Spaces In Masonic Gardens. in arriving at the woman's IN E. 2nd St.. Sanford. garage, available until Jan. 1, aria's most beautiful Memor. THE CIRCUIT COURT o apartmentS and inter-viewing THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 1951. 5.423 mo. The Real Estate iii Park, $400 to settle estate. FACTORY WORKERSAgency Inc. 'Realtors 323-5334. her. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 322.4076 _________________________ mature w-learning ability. NYS & GIRLS Heavy physical work. Re1is In a sworn deposition, the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Oakiawn Memorial Pk. 2 Garage so full there's no room iots+2 CASE NO. 7n3$1.CA.es.K acceptable. United Solvents. the car? Clean it out with a woman, who said she ATLANTICBANKOFORLANDO, AGES 12.18 vaults for sale. Priced much ______________________ Want Ad in the Herald. PH. below current value. Call $34. generally recognizes people a Florida banking corporation, Start your own busIness 322.2611 or $319993. build ApplIcations are now taken for 7005 Plaintiff, by their voices, said she met an Ebening Herald paper • Part.time help at GardenLand, _________________________ route in your own Green, who lived at the same CLEO PALMER ak-a CLEO B. 41-HOUSeS 1400 W. 1st Mature woman 44'ersonals neighborhood, over 25, preferred. hrs. 9 to 3 apartment complex, as "a PALMER, C.L. THOMPSON, etc., ________ of Mon. thru Fri. tilt the For Sale By Owner 2110 SF voice" in a corridor last at al, * The Springs school. $2.90 pef hr. tO start. Defendants. CANNON REST HOME _______________________ Lakefront Home. Country summer. Special car NOTICE OF ACTION good food, for setting with dock. Towering elderly lady. Can be bed "When I first met him, I TO: CLEO PALMER a-k-a 21-Situations Wanted * liver RIM OakTrees,FruitTrees.$$3,000 CLEO B. PALMER, midence patient. 131 Dolores Drive, ______________________ Excellent Terms. Ciii 323. could tell he was black. I also unknown, and all parties havingor Altamorde Springs. 5020. PART TIME, aviat Exp sect that he had a slight picked t * Spring claIming to have any right, title or Sanford area. Write P.O. Box be Lonely? Write: "Gel A speech Impediment. He irderest In the real property herein WPiy 1 BR Spanish style doll house. Mate' DatIng Service. All 54, Sanford, Fl. 3277.1 or call * W.kIva Ideal for couple or sIngle seemed tO be yowig, like In hIS desa'ibed details. 3234416 aft S for acea P.O. Box 6011, Clear-wa. YOU ARE HEREBY person. Only $1,300 to assume ter, Fl. 3351$. early 20s," she said, recalling NOTI Fl ED that ATLANTIC mtg. * Swutwstsr OsIti BANK OF ORLANDO has filed a that first encounter. KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Call Circulation Dept. Sell thsoe useful, no longer if you have the imaginatIon this She was walking tirough Complaint In the above-styled Court for the foreclosure of a needed items with a Herald home can be turned into a Reas. GracIous living. Sanford the apartment complex, took mortgage encumbering the Classified Ad. Call 332-2611 or deplex or home with business Weekly & monthly rates, IiIg5 LnIng a wrong turn and got lost. The followIng-described real property: or maybe you have ideas of 131.9993. utilities pd inquire $00 S. Oak North 233 feet of the South 1St02 your own. Zoned comm. man told her he was a police $417113. feet of the West SOS feet of the NE 322-2611 1.42,000. offlcj and guided her back to ¼ 8-Lost & 5E¼ ci Section 24, Township Sleeping Rooms olus privileges. Spare or Part-time Sales help 21 South, Range 30 East, lying her apartment. By Week or Month ALL FLORIDA REALTY Work out of your own wanted "I came to know him as a East of Tuskawilia Road. LOST: Tues. eve., 2200 blk .. PIOWI, h, , SANFORD R*ALTOR 3F You arecommanded to file your Palmetto Ave. Blk poodle, 6 voice and itwasn't until after wrlttendafensestosaldCompialnt EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Roomsfor Rent 234.41. rrachAve.- 322-oJ3 mo,fem,recsntlyclipped, long INVESTMENT. Fringe wasn't until he was with the Clerk of the above.named Sanford tall. "Brandy" REWARD. 322. Include paid vacatIon, 332.5353,322-3772, 327.fl779 oenefits 333-3533 arrested that I new what his Court and to serve a COPY thereof 6102, eve 323.6171. company car, retirement plan upon the attorneys hereinbelow name was," said the woman, & more. For more information fIO later than May 14, 1N0. When yoi place a Classified Ad call Rich or Marcia aft 6p.m. 30A1*,lnlents Utthwnlshed who encountered Green twice WITNESS my hand and seal Of in The Evening Herald, stay 1011111 again in chance meetings at the Court at Sanford, Seminole close to your phone because 1 BR Sandliwood, w.w County, Florida, this 9th day Of something wonderful is about Desk Clerk position avail. Full the complex. fully apt kit. $200. 1st & last + April, 10 to happen, timel. part time. Sal open, • C) RIALTY uoo sec. dep, 322-5712. men on Dec. 19, she said, he SEAL .. xp. preferred but not ______________________ ItMiol Arthur H. Becith, Jr. beought her a package the necessary. Apply Days Inn, 1 BR-$209 Clerk of The CIrcuit . 6-Child Cafe Sanford. had left on her doorstep That 322-9283 'on Lake -Ada. Just So. o4 Airport- Blvd. night, she said, "I walked 17.92 Is Gin, office clerk, sal open, By: Eve Crabtree Spur of thI Moment Babysitting Older 2 story, owner $15,000. Sanford. Ciii fl3.w benefits terrific. Continental back Into the hallway because DePuty Clerk in my home. HrIy, daIly, wkly Mariner's villao. 2100 Country Cli Central Fl., I suspected that something LOWNOES, DROSDICK rates. Day or nIght. 323-4417. Country 3.1, CA&H, freshly. Rd. 332-6131. .& DOSTR painted, fenced back. eat.in was amiss. 31-Apartments Furnished PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ,#ãke room in your aftic garage kit, terms, asking $34,500. monthly pesslble stuffing ssoo.00 ______________________________ The same man who gave By: Robert F. Higgins, Esquire Sell idle items with a Classifien and addressing envelopes and Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker a Furnished apts for Senior her the package spoke to her, Suite 433, FIrst Federal Building clIpping newspaper items. Ginava, '77 Dbl wide, 3 acres Post Office Box 2509 322.2611 or I319993 Citizens. Very clean. 31$ partly fenced, out building, Send stamped-addressed then forced her into the back Orlando, FlOrida 32102 See Jimmie Palmetto Ave. high & dry, good water, terms envelope plus 2k to: Conbedroom and pushed her Tel.: (303)143.4100 CHILD CARE Cowan. $44,000. tinantal-IV, Box 14102, Attorneys for Plaintiff Freeorr.ducedrates downontoabedwherehetled Orlando, Fla:.. __________________________ SANFORD- 1 Bedroom or if you qualify. 333*434 her arms and legs to the ,Publish: April 11, 1$, 25. 1 May 2. BATEMAN RFALTY - I I_ - thIdI. Ath.Dt n,,ii,. Will Babysit corners. area, $171.00 and up. 3234O1P DEU.IO UIIflUfl Rag. Real Estate Broker In my home 6-4 p.m. "I couldn't move," she said. 5iffOId Ave. 1 BR TLC. 323-4.441 efficiency Fenced yard, upstairs wLEGAL "Icouldalaofeela11nallhard utilities pd Gentleman ADVERTISEMENT 321-O7$ Child Caritoddlers in my • preferred, share bath w-same. BOARD OF COUNTY COMsteel object against my flesh. NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR home. 2 meals, TLC, Sanford $IIOmo+U0depAvaiiAp.il It looked like a knife, or a M$$SIONIR$ THU EVENING HERALD VAFHA2ConH.1 area. 322-lois. $fl 322-5055. The County of Seminoie DEPART. CIRCULATION or maybe a pair Low Down Payment Separate sailed bIds for fur. MENT. 9-Good Things to Eat nlshlng labor, materials, equipof scissors. 'Cash fur your Iott Wili build OP 31A-apIsxss ment and services for renovations your lot em our lot, "I figured I'd better- play it to Apply in P1,111 . existing Seminole County Large & Plentiful, Y Enterprise, Inc. cool, especially If he had a Courthouse will be received in the Strawberries, Duplex unfurn, Lk. Mary, 2 BR you or we pick. Daily I to o. Medal Inc., Realtor 4443012 15, MW AC, $223 + $100 dim. weapon on him. I knew abxit Office of the PurchasIng Agent, Quantity discounts. seats u fee. 332-9155. Seminole County Services by., Sweet potatoes, $430 bu. _____________________ the knife or the scissors," NEW H(WES Building, 2nd Floor, 1st Street and Fresh or cured Pork 70c lb said. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, up at Treasure Island, Hwy 44 qen 1 tO 5 daIly 32-HoUSes Unfurnhshed After assaulting her, the 32771, until 2:00 P.M. local tIme, East of Leeiburg. 717.3119. N. Frencti Ave. May 12, 1910. NOTE: Sanford, Fl. 32771 man untied her and told her Monday, 142 Carver Av Academy Manor Lovely 3 BR, lYi B, C-H&A. BIDS WILL SE PUBLICLY fenced yt fully .qpt. kit., $365. $230 me. I under If you qualIfy llIflSh'uCtlOffl __________________ not to move for 10 SeCOnds. As OPENED AND READ AT A MaryOritfithReattor DIFFERENT LOCATION: - soon as she heard the door Mechanlcshefosr, chauffeur tIc 323.3994 1 to 3 1-423.1431 Manpower Conference Room, eth train. Apply In preferred, will close behind ttm sie called TTred ci houss hunt),g? 33. ibo AH SPRING I floor, Seminole. County Services person Richie's VW, 1 ml. N. of me. Lee, Dip., pool. No pits. Build to Suit-our lot or yours P" Sulidlng, corner of is? Street aVId tIveExpresslom 434 01117.92. t-iii OenevaGvdensAps. FHA.VA, FHA23S&213 e said, "He was short, I Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 1303W. 25th St. 33111, at tIme date and stated. judged him to be short * * * * * * * * of contract doaiments may M. Unsworth Realty Deltone area 1g. 3..u__ BR, 25 house because I guessed hiS height besits examined at the lollowino: The ,uw,.,v vi,r. rn. u. 1, to be about 5 feet 4 Inches or 5 Slopwithout going shoppini. the Arclitecvs ónlc., McGra'w.Hiii AAA 1IPIOVMT CIlIA. Call (303) 249.5601 Amway lystims Dodge Plan Amway i Way. feet 5 Inches. He was black, Information after 6 p.m. REALTOR MLS Room in Orlando, Central Florida products dellve#ed to your 12 French Ave. hiS judging frI Builder's Exchange, and the Ofhome. Call 322-44*9 After br 323-4061 oreves. 323.0311 SANFORD: 3 SR, 15, A-C, W-D, (across from Health Dept.) also from his hair-being very - f ice of the PurchasIng Agent, wwan. w.w carp., fenced i'd. Sb 5SfnkiOII County. short and coarse." workshop, $330 me., 1st last + in only S hr-s. 5303-50 possIble obtained Copies may be at 3221176 513-917.3017. work per wk at home. Your ___________________ The police asiold ,, we Office of Outmann, Dragash , 5ICUf1tY. 50 lIt and find the suspect, * * * * * * * * Associates, ArchItects, Plamwiers, 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, DOU3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johns River Roberts, P.O. Box 513, Fern _________________ BLE CARPORT, APPLIEstates w-Dock, $430 me. and bring him to you, would Inc., located at suite 400, Atlantic Ft. 32730. link Building, Sanford, Florid., scretarv accurate tWInS I' ANCES, AIR I HEAT, ON ALSt. Johns Realty Co., Realtor . you be able to Identify tim?" upon payment Of $10.00 Or- th -- . good office skIlls reoplred. MOST 2 ACRES, SUNL.AND. 3724133 sit. land resume, salary requIreSELLER WILL HOLD THE 1$-Help Wanted Deposit will be refunded In full . ment to P.O. Sex 729 Sanford. Three ldrm,2 beth MORTGAGE. TOTAL $10,300.Per two sets t. General Contractors Telephone Solicitors. ApFully 'enced, screened parch submitting SnackbarheIp Nopefs.3324416 orday 1. LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM, polntm.nt setting only. Hourly FRIDAY, APRIL11 Tan&Jewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434. Your Adult Club for SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Fl. $-$pVnui I____________ RN or LPN,4to 12 Part Apply in person Sanford N.,rslflo & Convalescent Center, 0 Meiionvills Avi. CLASSIFIED ADS - Wonted t buy for cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 3 beth home. Write lox 1139, Sanford giving location, owner and price. No salesmen. 54-GerageSales - _________ 67-Livestock-Poultry Market on West side lawn of Iram Towers. Sat., April 12th. Something for everyone, 5:00th. (jeqwa Flea BABY PIGS for sale 349-5912 - Clothing-Little girls I adults, mI$c Saturday 10-4. 2510 5. French Ave. 333-5723. 68Winted to ____________________________ Yard Sale; Sun. only 9 am to 4 p.m. Lg. I sm. appi. wooden WE BLY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3?3.i7, desk, furs. steroes, radios a lots of misc. items. S. Sanford Ave.acrossfromRyderTruck Rental. -- . - Will buy oid class rIngs 1. silver coins. Tcp.dollar paid. Call Jim 323-1505. (jarden APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" 5 StudIo - I, 2, 3 II. SuItes I Usfurs. Adult Family SPool-Laundry Quiet - - Housewives Cleaning Service Persona Iliad, fastdependabie Regular or 1 time basis Wedowa$hwindows 677.5594 Wonder what to do with Two? Sell One - The quick, easy Want-Ad way. The magIc number is 322-26)1 or 131-9993. BARROW'S WELDING SERvICE 3210317 Custom built utility & boat trail irs, truck racks 8 misc. repairs. - . Story isos W.2sth ST. SANFORD 3fl_2Ø To List Your Business... 3222611O8399933. - - 'a - *' -. '-" . ''•. --S .. - - , ,'.- -.. 5- . - . '- -- . - - -' ). A. ------------------------- - - - - - L- U -:. -- -, --. -- -...- --- - - - �a - 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . . - '.... '.t. t ., I • p • i -, • • r* 1'r.. .Cj .__as ,. -' - -a- i- .y y - — i i. Friday, April 11, 1NO eti mes LII ' the that costs m(lore, costs less. Evening Heiald Friday, April 11, 1980 SANFORD, FLORIDA OUCr: IP4cULATk*J R 6 OR IN cct4omosfD fr$L&*1'cES: MltR*VE OWN, AND PIICEM8JT WWAM. DRft OUTSIDE OF A•JDiflOêJV ARA R1mosu1A11ot4 DUCT iNuis'noPJ• /NG Klq WALL lNSIJ(A110; R- 1 !! rg ?*RnTTOM *l5ULAfloJ'R1l III 1 1 ff3 C€L WIG Th1tA11OJ: YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Corn pl.t. Week's TV Listings 4: - mce WINDOWS NO THAN 12%6FlmAt. LL SPACE ei NS 1W A!OM 10 UIMG AREAS. Ad A1I HI INSI*AtJJ RI The efficient. new home above was designed with features to help conserve our energy resources. And it requires less electricity than similar previously built new homes. Why? Because it has better insulation, less heat welcoming window areas, and more efficient water heating and air conditioning systems. It'll help its buyer save electricity. But the home on the right will save more. A1K COMPTITO,JEL EfR REcoMMEHQ A Watt-WI eI4vingTM home initially costs a little more. Why? Because It contains even more energy-saving features. And ith certified by FPL to use less electricity than the home on the left. But the initial additional cost, when included as part of your mortgage, is more than paid for by the savings on your monthly electric bill. Whath more, you're making a wise investment for the future, because the energy-saving features can only enhance its resale value. In short, the Watt.Wise' home has additional energy saving options. These options can include: extra ceiling and wall insulation, solar and heat.recovery units for water heating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump, power ri savers like fluorescent lighting and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas planned to minimize heat buildup). So before you buy or construct a new home, ask your builder about FPIA Witt-Wise Living Program. Or, stop by your local FPL office and pick up an inlbrmation brochure. The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in the long run It costs a whole lot less, F=;=!2V . FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPAN Herald Photo by Tom Netwi The ladles get a real kick out of soccer but it is a sport they 0! '•t• - -. %a I 2 . -••.•- Ile . ., . I I . £. F L . 1 • -._---- - _---. --- ---- •.- Nftt'Wne Living It saves you more than it costs. Ask yir builder about it. £ •*c T4 *' ' —, - do take seriously. See story and more photos on Page 2. lI I I •l -. -- Doyle Constructkni, C Hoimberg Construction C Clot: Bros., Inc.. A.C. Notary Co. . Michael Lane Constructkm . Ruth Stein Const. & interiors, Inc. Faull Development Corp. Cameron Bros. Plumbing Co., Inc. Eastern American Inc. .• (Bk. Div.) Sam DeCarlo, Inc Cleveland Enterprises, Inc StitzetComflucdon, Inc. .. .IuConstantinolders,Inc. Venable BiIlJrrs, Inc. Garcon Devekçment, Inc. Robert L. . Cockan Q, Inc. Frederick M. Hartrnan, OuarinuQ,nsr. Corp. Oen..Ccntracror Joyal Enterprises, Inc. ,, Rickling Construction, Inc. F.). Holmes '- Tompkins Development Corp. - — ------- _____1__ — ----- .--.'— '— —--* _ 1 ..• . ace Realty, Inc. . Edwwd Martin, General Cont Cameron Development Corp. B & L Homes Plynd Qmstructlon, Inc . TILCO International Thornton Càtutructton Cardinal Industries, Inc. Del Travis Construction, Inc. . Continental Builders, Inc. Delta III Home Builders Rouede Builders, Inc. John W. Smith ConstructionEcity Home Builders, Inc. yne Young Construction ,Bulkier Homes, inc. .aMontakInc. --. properd"I . David McWilliams, Contractor id VmiQmmio,t Jn M. 1çpa & Sons, Inc. Edward Speno Consi. & Dcv. KirkMx4 Devskmenr Qwp. . Z Inc. (North RIsneS!D) . Derneo Builders, Inc. An Mañhall, Builder General Development Corp. IXl.Pat, Inc. Merritt Industries I . -. -... - - • - c *._. 0.. b.ö.. 4...... a-..1.. ..- .. ..• a... .. 0... a. b. i.... .. _. i...,-.-:*, .. — .. '-.............--.. .— . - —.. • 0 P. I �• - q.r' -ii •. ---_-__--..-... I 2—EverAns Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, April 11, 980 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wo en's Soccer League Grows In Spirit, Skill On a Sunday afternoon in Longwood, the sun beats down on a soccer field behind the Stromberg-Carlson facility on U.S. 17.92. A small group of spectators MI. with their backs to warm Spring sun and cheer on the players. Relatives mainly - kids on blankets, spouses leaning on coolers full of Gator Aid, and coaches yelling instructions to their amateur players on the field. A kick is missed, a tackle is made and a player kicks the ball towards the opponent's goal. From the sidelines a youngster jumps to his feet and yells, "Kick it, Mommy. Kick It!" There are four teams in this soccer league and all the players are women. The Kickers started it off In 1975 and played whomever "they could get their hands on," said league manager Cathy Well. They traveled to Gainesville and Tampa and would play against men, and boys and anybody, just so they could play, she said. Since then the league has grown and they have added the Knight Strikers, the Rookies, composed mainly of Winter Park High School girls, and the Shamrocks. Most of the Shamrocks are middle-aged mothers whose sons play youth soccer. The four teams now play a round-robin schedule, but their problems are not over yet. Qualified coaches are In aemana as are sponsors to neip with uniforms and travel expenses, said Gretchen Hyde, who plays for the Kickers. But it is tough convincing sponsors the women are serious about the sport. "They all laugh when you say women's soccer," said Cathy Well. One of the player's husbands even jokingly said he likes to come and watch them play because it gives him a few laughs. He did not care to have his name used for fear his life might be threatened by 75 angry soccer players, but he did reconsider and said the women must be given credit for their efforts. They do play a spirited game and really mix it up at times. Games start at 1 and 3 p.m. and admission is free. SATURDAY APRIL 12, 1980 30%m7UIDE if you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat MR, C's FRIED CHICKEN - Enjoy complete shrimp, oyster or catfish dinners as well as Southern fried chicken. 2100 S. French Ave., Sanford. FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN - Eat in or carry-out Famous Recipe "honey dipped" fried thicken. 1809 French Ave., Sanford. CAVALIER MOTOR INN — Breakfast served 7-I1 a.m., dinner 5-10 p.m. and featuring "Pot Luck" lunch buffet. Hwy. 17-92 S. of Airport Blvd., Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HOLIDAY INN— 14— Enjoy live entertainment in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday -. All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. Longwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 meter run, 9 am., April 12, Springs Plaza Shopping Center, State Road 434. Plant and baked goods sale, arts and crafts show, Bluegrass entertainment and refreshments. Auction and drawing, 3 p.m. Members exhibition "Doorways," The Pine Castle ,Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando, March 1-April 18. Reception March 29 7-9:30 p.m. Free to the public. - c-., -. Half-time action during a hot game. - Story and Photos by Tam - N.ts.I. - Touring Florida Card Party, Wednesday, April 16, DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Columba Road, DeBary. Refreshments 7 p.m.; card game, 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Firemen's Auxiliary. Tickets at door or call 61045941. • Florida Symphony Orchestra with Grapefruit Productions will perform the Carnival of the Animals - symphony, Sunday, April 20 at 2:30 p.m. Normal zoo admission.. Proceeds to Florida Symphony Orchestra. of Wlscoin.Stevese Point Symphonic -WIfld Ensemble conducted by Donald E. Greene will Present a free public concert at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, April 13, at Lyman High School auditorium. Mint Day at Ceidral melds Zoo, Sanford, Saturday, AprIl 19, 10 a.m. to 5p.m. For pie-school through 12th grade. Registration small group picnic shelter, - young artists admitted free. Prizes to winners. VAPJG(. The L41re1Z5 AND us - HC CL.V :io 'TV $fU 1E JM lIalAnIer1CIS Social Club of Sanford benefit dance and cold buffet, 9p.m. to 1 a.m., April 12, SanOF A IV 5€(IES ' -- - ford civic Center. Band, "Three More". Call 3234563 information. (..ogr "Cse'alvsl", a romantic musical, Annie Russell R1 lb 4AP.T'7 Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, May 1.3, 8-10; MAKE SEN 1 8:30 p.m. May 10 matinee, 2 p.m. Call 846-2501. ftwU Tocha.logy E&wbk open daily, April 7-18, Sasnitiole Community College Library. EubIldi of Hungarian and Central European paintings and Hungarian Folk Art, Cornell Fine Arts Musemn, Rollins College, Winter Park. Through May rNs 8, Tuesday-Friday, 10 am, to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Free to public. TV-00 P A, Its tough convincing sponsors the women are serious about the sport. 111111111 LI I 12:30 April 11 thru 17 (10) IS THERE AN AMERICAN STONEHENGE? Cable Ch. Cable Ch. 2:30 Independent Cl) 0 CHEERLEADING (ABC) Orlando (35) (7) Orlando "National High School Independent Championships" 0 (CBS) Orlando t9D (1 Atlanta, Ga. 500 (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando Public CR (10) NATIONAL GEO. (10) Orlando Broadcasting System GRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Supertiners: Twilight Of An In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to Independent channel 44, Era' it. peter,bu,g, by tuning to channel Si tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CIN). EVENING 10:00 C!) A SNEAK PREVIEW: THE OSCAR RACE David Sheehan and entertainment columnists including Judith Crist, Rex Reed and Liz Smith Interview some of the Oscar "La Gioconda" tracin the Music Center. York barrio and returning to nominees. devslopm.nt of Ponchielirs Puerto Rico. (R) i000 classic opera from the Initial EVENING (10) OPERA FROM SAN SUNDAY talks Io opening night. FRANCISCO "La Oloconda" Act I APRIL 13. 1900 (S) G THE BODY HUMAN MONDAY "1 Body Beautiful" The skin TUESDAY fabric and breakthroughs in EVENING APRIL 14, 1980 ----APRIL 15, 1980 surgical body sculpture are EVENING t00 explored in this sixth special (10) IS THERE AN AMERI9:00 EVENING focusing on the human being. CAN STONEHENGE? (7)0 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Alexander Scourby narrates. 9:00 M . T 1) ilar 900 (I) 0 YOUR CHOICE FOR stress welcomes Toni Tennille, ()0 THE IMMIGRANTS The THE OSCARS Rich Little and Andy Gibb, Gins Kelly, Elton son of an Italian Immigrant (3)0 THE IMMIGRANTS Bernadette Peters host this John and Dionne Warwick for couple becomes a shipping Dan's all-consuming success 15th annual special honoring an hour of comedy and music magnate after his parents die causes much personal conflict until he finds Inner oeace. the winners of the six most (10) MEMORIES OF EUINE in an earthquake. Important awards given by the 10.W A tribute to Eubis Blake fsa. 10:00 Motion Picture Academy- Best tures a film segment narrated 8 (10) OPERA FROM SAN ca (I) OPERA FROM SAN Actor, Best Actress, Best Sup- by the areat ragtime pianist FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" Act Ill porting Actor, Best Supporting himself and performances by Act II Actress, Best Picture, and Best Billy Taylor, Alberta Hunter and THURSDAY Song. the Hines Brothers. (A) WEDNESDAY 0 0 I I I I asv Exhibit of 17th, 18th and 19th century Dutch, French and Italian Old Mut&s Pshglngs, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rclli College, Winter Park. Through May 20 TuesdaY-Friday, 10 sin, to 0 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1-Spin. Fr,w to public. "Awsl oy'byPMdCaponIgro,naUcnaliY __ prominent pbstograp, Maitlénd Civic Center, 231 W. Perkwood Ave., MIH.1 Mwcb 30 through April *sThss(laYtlrougilThdsy,18a.m.to4p.UL; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday, 14 pin. 4*4 I ft V.' ) (fl) 7) Specials Of The Week 10:00 900 (7)0 JULIE ANDREWS SPE- (7)0 ACADEMY AWARDS CIAL "Bravo Julie" Guests: Johnny Carson hosts the 52nd annual presentation of the Rich Little, Alice Ghostiey. (10) OPENING NIGHT: THE Oscars, honoring excellence in MAKING OF AN OPERA This the motion picture Industry, live documentary on the San Fran- from the Dorothy Chandler cisco Opera's production of Pavilion of the Los Angeles APRIL 10, 1980 AFTERNOON APRIL 17, ioeo 4:30 (7)Q AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL "Gaucho" A boy tries to help his mother achieve her dream of leaving their New EVENING 10:00 8 (10) OPERA FROM SAN FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" The final act - Sports Ualvmuv ____[ CFOSSWORD I TELEVISION AFTERNOON - - -SATURDAY DAY APRIL 12, lGbO MORNING 6:30 (3) 2-COUNTRY FISHING AFTERNOON 2:00 CD 0 WRESTLING dZ (17) THE ON-DECK CIRCLE 2:15 J(17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds On (7) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WBC World Featherweight Championship bout with Salvadore Sanchez vs. Ruben Castillo (from Tucson, Arizona). ©(17) FISHING HOLE 5:30 (17) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL EVENING 000 (17) WRESTLING 7:30 D (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS 10:00 330 QD (35) AMERICA'S ATH(7) 0 PROFESSIONAL LETES 1180 BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of On $90,000 King Louis SUNDAY Open from the King Louis West Lanes in Kansas City, Missouri. APRL 13,"Be 400 cii SAWALL PRE-GAME MORNING SNOW (I) 8 MASTERS GOLF 11:30 TOURNAMENT Third round (7) S SILL DANCE OUTplay in this tournament (live DOORS from the Augusta National Golf AFTERNOON Club in Georgia). 1:00 4:1k ® GHAMPIONSHIP FISH(4) BASEBALL New York we Yankees at Texas Rangers (i) S NSA BASKETBALL Western Conference semi-final MEMO The ir playoffs. FrIday, April 11, INO-3 MEMO MENNEN muimu MENEMEMMEEM u... . mom .. ..... .. 1.a. s a... ••• RU EMMMEMMM WMEM MU EMOMMMM NOMMMOM 'URUU ma N••• MEMO ACROSS 40 Detective 22 Butterfly i TV program actor Ray23 Physician 36 Command - People mond (abbr.) 37 Pairs (abbr.) 5 Actress Jos 41 Unruly crowd 25 Three-toed 39 Wood-winds sica 43 Missions sloth 40 African ethnic ii Sheet of 45 Katherine - 28 On. group paper folded stars inSoap 27 Informal 42 All (comb, once 48 Poke, term greeting form) 12 End of Noah's 49 Brings Into 29 All right 44 Serbian voyage line 30 Singer measure 13 The same 50 Change Martino 45 Owned St Sweet bun 31 Japanese 48 High note 14 Dancer-actor 52 Rancid drama 47 Non-standard Fred DOWN 32 Actress Lily housing 15 Make believe I - Guillaume (abbr.) I? Govt agency is Benson 34 Frosted 50 In the same 18 Not there 2 Cream 35 Actress Kim manner 19 James 3 Assistant Jones 4 Behold? 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WIDE WORLD 01 SPORTS Rebel "500" Stocl Car Race (live from Darlington S.C.); Duke Kahanamoku Surf ing Classic (from Hawaii). SERVICE EVENING Our Factory Trained Technicians Service 6:00 (17) WRESTLING ALL MAKES of imported cars MONDAY and trucks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. APRIL 14, 1080 BAIRDRAY DATSUN MORNING 4444 N. 17-n Longwood, Ph. 531.1318 6:15 (17) THE ATHLETES EVENING S30 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta 3:30 (I) S MASTERS GOLF Braves vs. Houston Astros TOURNAMENT Final round 2.00 coverage of this tournament (17) BASEBALL (live from the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia). 400 (4 $PONTSWORLD 10- - I "-1 APRIL 15, 1980 1:46 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta V 430 SCREEN ROOM 59900 : Classic (from San Joe., Cal.). Brvss vs. Houston Astros APRIL SPECIAL $al0Alusthium roof kid. door, TUESDAY round lightweight bout EVENING between Aaron Pryor and Lsonldss Aspriuls (live) AIAW 8:30 National Collegiate Gymnastics (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Championships (from Baton Braves vs. Houston Astros Rouge); Brucs Jenner Track I -•:- AWNINGS. 30% 0P REGULAR PRICE WE IN$TALL • WANoMMOCLOSIM : MOlMGAliS—SI1T $B.WTIOS — SIICIC SCE • r1I_.w1 �1 1 U 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 11, 950 FRIDAY Aril 11 EVENING 6:00 0(I)(1)OC.DUNEWS 4 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES "Relating" 1121(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 0(4) NBC NEWS . (1)0CBS NEWS ABC NEWS (D 0 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt Bee longs for a pretty bed jack. et for her birthday. CR (10) AS MAN BEHAVES "Humanistic Psychology" 0(17) BOB NEWHART Bob and Emily spend their Christmas Eve in group therapy. Fred and Donna have reconcited their differences and are once again planning to wed. 4 (10 MACNEIL / LEN RER REPORT (2) (17) SANFORD AND SON A bum threatens to sue Fred when he accIdentally injures himself in their junk yard. 7:30 0(4) TIC TACDOUGH NEWLYWED (1) 0 THE O GAME (7) O FAMILY FEUD (1]) (35) MAUDE Maude i furlous when she discovers that her wallet is missing after an encounter on the subway. (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Alvin Toffler. (12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria's surprise announce7:00 ment that she might be preg. 0 @ FACE THE MUSIC nant again leads to drastic (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE action by an uncertain Mike. CZ) JOKER'S WILD (0) (35) SANFORD AND SON 8:00 U (4) HERE'S BOOMER While starring in a dog food Sum"I Sim, C&,,".,comrnerical Boomer manages to bring the'advertising agency owner and his estranged son back together, In Hwy 1752 In 7103 1)0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK SOWS 9C Banner is recruited to help [ PLAZA411 ] 741.5:10 fight a forest fire and is sus. pected by the other firefighters -TIM CONAV, DON KN011S of being the one who lit the blaze. PRIZE FIGHTER DO WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOWS The construction [PLAZA workers take over a luxury suite in an elegant hotel after AMERICAN their Lake Tahoe camping trip N GIGOLO turns into a shambles. iIJ (35) JIM ROCKFORD A zealous U.S. attorney causes AN _________________ Rockford to be cited for conMw,'?I& i?i In 121$ ümpt and jailed when flock7:31.11:51 ford refuses to disclose privi11w aP,w Iwd d * I VWT "M C"am"WS and leged information to a Grand Jury. (10) WASHINGTON WEEK RiD GUM IN REVIEW U(17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds PAMELA SUE ROSERTCONRAD 8:30 NNNI KIDS .0(4) THE FACTS OF LIFE When a torrential rain hits the o FACTORY SPECIALS . 1-WEEK ONLY COMET wm AWNING SALE 35 EASY -. off s or more installed TERMS BAKED CHOICE or COLORS POSITIVLSTORMPROILCIION CUTS HLAflNG AIR CONDI1lONlNCsUPW2O P11. 3214820 NI- PIE! NON! SU RVEY I - '1Oo,, OsSlesW*W I . ' I I SANPORO . 3210020 410 N. ORANGE SLIM. Ti, ORLANDO 53.Ø5$ *PTSI HOURS "LL 1111113411143 usvaioco. 1aI KIUIMMRI 44"91 school and and the headmaster heroically rescues Blair, the grateful girl falls In love wlth him. 0 (10) WALL STREET WEEK "Suisse Alpine View" Guest: Rainer E. Gut, chief executive officer, Credit Suisse. g:00 THE DOBERMANS THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Boss Hogg wrongly believes that Bo and Luke died and pinsa robbery on them. (R) (]DO ABC MOVIE "The Comeback Kid" (Premiere) John Ritter, flitter Susan Dey. An aspiring baseball pitcher who is cut from his minor league team becomes a playground supervisor for a group of Street kids. (Ii) (35) DINAHI 1FRIENDS 10 MANOEUVRE Awardwinning filmmaker Frederick Wisernan's documentary focuses on an Infantry tank company going through the various stages of an annual NATO military training exercise close to the East German border. o SATURDAY SATU MORNING 5•00 (7)0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 5:30 (1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 1121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 'LE 6:00 (1)O THE LAW AND YOU D O OUR (17) HUMAN DIMENSION 6:20 U C!) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:30 0(1)2-COUNTRY FISHING (1)0 SPECTRUM (DO HOT FUDGE (17)IV8 YOUR BUSINESS 700 PROFILES IN EDUCA- '0D r,o.0 BLACK AWARENESS April 12 11:30 0 (3D JONNY QUEST (1)0 FAT ALBERT JOKER, JOKER, JOKER CD (10) SYNTHESIS If "The Grand Canyon: •Who Needs It?" Scientists and river runners explore the Grand Canyon and the ecological problems caused by the Glen Canyon Dam and motorboat use on the Colorado River. U AFTERNOON 12:00 GOOZILLA ID 8HAZAM JD WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Winged Colt" A boy and his uncle find themselves the owners of a colt that can actually fly. of 2) (R) (1]) (35) MOVIE "She Gets Her Man" (B/W) (1945) Joan Davis, Leon Errol. A police chief's daughter goes after a blow-gun killer. (1 1/2 hrs.) (10) LIVING ENVIRON' MENT "Solutions And Projec. lions" 0 (DO CAPTAIN CAVEMAN AND THE TEEN ANGELS 10:00 THE (121 (17) THREE 0 (1) THE MISADVENTURES STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. OF SHERIFF LOBO A jewel CALS theft and a murder turn the last 7.30 run of the Orly Express Into a @ BAY CITY ROLLERS 12:30 wild ride. MINUTES 0(1) FLASH GORDON ($)0 DALLAS Digger Barnes (1)030 U ANIMALS ANIMALS (.1)0 TARZAN / SUPER 5EV(Keenan Wynn) develops a sudANIMALS ''M o u n Ia in EN den medical problem which Animals" (1) 0 AMERICAN BANDcould also have severe effects STAND 800 on Pam, Cliff and Sue Ellen's baby. (R) U (1) THE SUPER GLO- 24(10)15 THERE AN AMERICAN STONEHENGE? This BETROrTERS 10:30 f3 0 MIGHTY MOUSE / documentary explores the theI'fl (35) CANDID CAMERA ory that the American Indians HECKLE&JECKLE MD 17) PERSPECTIVE ON built a shrine in Wyoming GREATNESS "Dwight D. al 35)SUPERFRIEPIDS designed to calculate seasonal ROBERTSCHULLER Eisenhower" changes for religious and agri10) HOUSEWORKS cultural reasons similar to the 1100 1121 117 ULTRAMAN structure at Stonehenge, 0 (4) (5)0 (D O NEWS 8:30 6:30 England. a35 BENNY HILL (4) CASPER AND THE (121(17) MOVIE "Dangerous IC) TODAY IN THE LEGIS- ANGELS Crossing" (1953) Jeanne Cram, LATURE (24(10) MAGIC METHOD OF Michael Rennie. While on a 11:30 OIL PAINTING honeymoon cruise, a young 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny (12) (17) THE PARTRIDGE husband mysteriously disapCarson. Guests: Angie Dickln. FAMILY pears causing the other passon, McLean Stevenson, Liza sengers to doubt the bride's .n Minneill. claim that he ever existed, FRED AND BARNEY c GOLF (5) 0 MASTERS ioo HIGHLIGHTS Highlights of the MEETTHESHMOO day's action in the tournament (5)0 BUGS SUNNY I ROAD U (4) SOUL TRAIN (24 (10) THE GROWING are presented from the Augus- RUNNER PLAS11CMAN YEARS "Adolescent Mental Ia National Golf Club in Augus- (D ( 5) AMAZING GRACE Development" to. Georgia. FRIDAY (Premiere) BIBLE CLASS C!) 1:30 (10) cocr vcoMembers of a comedy reperto(5) 6 STAR TREK KIrk.,. RYREN ry troupe present a series Of Speck and McCoy are trapped Irreverent and topical humor U(17)MAVERICI in the past from which return to sketches. Kenny Loggins 930 the present means death. sits. (113(35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL- (DO HIGH SCHOOL BOWL (35) MOVIE "The Mad VARY Lake Howell vs. Umatilla Ghoul" (8/W) (1943) Evelyn (10) FRENCH (ED (35) MOVIE "Celebratlor, Ankers, David Bruce. A 5dmAt Big Sur" (C) (1971) Joar 10:00 tist discovers a way topreserve (1O) UPSTAIRS oowi- Baez, Joni Mitchell, Top rock the dead in a state of suspend- STAIRS acts WO featured in a docu. ad animation: (111 Hr. 25 Mini.)U (17) MOVIE "TM mentary of the 1969 BIg Sur Of Two 12 (17) MOVIE "The Giant Cities" Dirk Bogards, Festival at the Esaien Institute. Claw" (1957) Jeff Morrow, Dorothy(1956) Tulin. Based on (1 1/2 Hrs.) Mara Corday, Jet fighters are (10) THE OFtOWING Charles DIckens' classic. Two called I to destroy a menwsoiooliaiacefaiijniove YEARS "ChlidrmflinFamilies" mammoth, dssdiy bird that Is with the some girl during the 200 menacing the population. French OOfl. 0(4) MOVIE "Voyage To 11:40 The Bottom Of The See" (C) io 3D NBA BASKETBALL (1981) Wafter Phdg•on, j Western Con Conference Finals. Fontaine. An experimental sub(5)0 POPEYE 12:40 CDSCO0SYAND SCRAP- marlfleaftmmptsto dispose of a radioactive belt, 42 Hrs,) (DO MOVIE "On Borrowed PY 000 Time" (B/W) (1939) Lionel (111(35) MOVIE "The Mysted- (D WRESTUNG Barrymors, Una Medial. An 8112" (C) (1959) Kenji Sahara. ( 0) FAMILY PORTRAIT elderly man chases "death" up Yumi Shirakawa. A group of"Single-Parent Families" a tree when he comes loclaim highly evolved eiuensofsupecj. 112)(.7) THE ON'DECIC CIAhIm, (1Hr. 50 Mini.) or intelligence tries to take over CLE (DO tOO (1) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Spinners. Guests: Kooland ang,Andyolsb, Pk* Floyd, Gary Human, The Byrd,, Herman's Hermits. 0(17) 5A515Au. Atlanta Braves vi. Clndllviasl litaft - Earth to perpetuate their clviiizallon.(1 1/2 Mrs.) ltOO DAPPYDUCK 0) FOOTSTEP$ "War And Piece" Ways dren west through their rats- tionshipswiththsb'slIt.,pand brothers we examined. 2:15 (1 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Bravss VS. Cincinnati Reds 2:30 (1)0 MAVCIC "The Cats Of (Z) CNUNLIADING School — "National High Chlgnjhips" - (10) FAMILY PORTRAIT "Marriage In The Middle Years" 3:00 (1]) (35) MOVIE "Limbo" (C) (1972) Kate Jackson, Katherine Justice. Wives become disturbed white waiting for their husbands to return from POW camps in Vietnam. (2 Hrs,) (10) HOLLYWOOD TELE. VISION THEATER "The Ascent Of Mt. Fuji" Joseph Campanella, Andrea Marcovic. ci, Avery Schreiber and Jeanette Nolan are featured in this contemporary Russian play which centers around the 25. year reunion of four World War II veterans In the U.S.S.R. 3:30 (1)0 THE ODD COUPLE (7) 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live cover. age of the $90,000 King Louie Open from the King Louie West Lanes in Kansas City, Missouri. 0 @.) BASEBALL PRE-GAME SHOW () 0 MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT Third round play in this tournament (live from the Augusta National Golf Club In Georgia). 4:15 0 (1) BASEBALL New York Yankees at Texas Rangers 430 (12) (17) RAT PATROL 5:00 CD C WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WBC World Featherweight Championship bout with Salvadore Sanchez vs. Ruben Castillo (from Tucson, Arizona). U(35) GRIZZLY ADAMS (24 (10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Superliners: Twilight Of An Era" A nostalgic voyage of lascinating luxury and remembered glory is taken aboard the last of the great liners still in trans-Atlantic service -- the Queen Elizabeth 2. u(17) FISHING HOLE 6:30 (121(17) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL MORNING 600 $3 0 THIS IS THE LIFE U (17) BETWEEN THE LINES (S) 0 THE LIVING WORD (7)0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 (5)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO- SATURDAY Sheriff Cain (Ed Lauter) arrests 1 — . SINGING JUBILEE (U) (35) WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS 24(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:00 0(4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (2)0 KIDSWORLD (35) PORKY PIG AND FRIENDS (8 (10) AS WE SEE IT "Canhal High School, Little Rock, Arkansas" U(17)LEAVEITTOBEAVER 10:30 (4) MOVIE "Strategic Air ' quit. (111 (35) JIM ROCKFORD Place" (C)(1957) Lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan. The complex belle loses her fiance, but wins him back when she nurses him revelations of the secret life of through a yellow fever epidem- a small New England communlly harbor scandals galore. (2 HIS. 15 Mins.) I2 (17) DICK MAURICE AND ic. Rsnata Scotto, Fiorenza Cossotto, Vasile Moldoveanu, Milnes, Ruggero 5)ONEWS 11:30 0 @3 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Burt Reynolds. Guest: Anne Murray. (DO MOVIE "Mrs. Miniver" (81W) (1942) Greer Gerson, 'Walter Pidgeon. A family living In England during the German siege struggles to maintain a normal existence. (2 1/2 Hrs.) (24(10) MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 1155 (5)0 MOVIE "The Birds And me Bees" (C) (1956) George Got el, Mitzl Gaynor. A proud man rejects a girl with a "shady" past, but he later falls for her. (1 Hr. 55 Mini.) 120O 0 (17) ROCK CONCERT Guests: Blondie, Dixie Dregs, Dr. Hook, Desmond Child & Rouge. 100 a(]) TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED 1:30 0(4) DAILY DEVOTIONAL "Odds (17) MOVIE Against Tomorrow" (1959) Harry Bellefonte. Shelley Racial prejudice Winters, "two among the ,ne,nbmrs of a gang planning a big bank heist. ____ 2:00 (DOPIBWE Rainer E. Gut, chief executive officer, Credit Suisse. (R) 2.00 0 @1 NASHVILLE MUSIC Guests: Tommy Oversireet, Gall Davies. (.730 AMERICAN SPORTSMAN The efforts of 10 female mountain climbers who attempted to scale Annapurna In Nepal are documented. (24 (10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Henry IV. Part II" A and Hal (Henry. Prince of Wales) takes the throne as results in the downfall of a serviceman's Air Force and baseball careers. (2 Hrs.) 0 THE LAW AND YOU CD 0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 124 (10) ANOTHER VOICE "Jezebel" U (17) MOVIE (1938) Bette Davis, Henry Fonda. A stubborn Southern 11:25 1:30 0(4) SPORTS AFIELD (7)0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL (3 (10) WALL STREET WEEK "Suisse Alpine View" Guest: untended shoulder injury murder contract on himself visit the island. (A) (35) AMERICA'S ATHLETES 1980 11:00 0 @3 730 NEWS "Peyton (35) MOVIE COMPANY (5) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Western Conference semi-final playoffs. (DO DISCUSSION 00 (35) MOVIE "The Black Windmill" (C) (1974) Michael Caine. Donald Pleasance. While on assignment, an agent finds himself betrayed and his son kidnapped. (2 Hrs.) (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) military mopping-up operation follows the defeat of Hotspur BJ and fines him for transporting Illegal aliens. (53 0 THE TIM CONWAY SHOW Guest: Susan Anton. DO ANGIE Angie can't believe the trouble she causes when she enlists Brad to wine and dine one of her hairdressers who is threatening to Angel suckers Rockford Into being best man at his wedding, which turns out to be part of Angel's scheme to swindle an Armenian family in a real estate deal. (3 (10) LIVE FROM THE METROPOLITAN "Don Carlo" a fellow swimmer investigates and almost becomes the sec. ond victim. 1:00 0 @3 CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING Command" (C) (1955) James Stewart, June Allyson. An hoping to be cured and a man (David Doyle) who put out a b(35) STAIfT$ OF SAN I' 0 (1'!) GOSPEL Continued From Page 4 SIC "Night Ferry• " Two greedy FRANCISCO Stone is held men steal the valuable mummy hostage by a gang of youths of the boy-king Nematut and who demand the release of try to smuggle it out of the their leader. country on the night ferry train. 10:00 (Closed captioned for the hear0 (43 A SNEAK PREVIEW: Ing impaired) THE OSCAR RACE David Sheehan and entertainment 7:30 0 @3 FLORIDA'S WATCHING columnists Including Judith Oh (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS Crist, Rex Reed and Liz Smith Interview some of the Oscar 8:00 nominees. 0(.4DBJ AND THE BEAR To FANTASY ISLAND A (DO help pay for his new cruiser, handicapped girl (Eve Plumb) Sheriff Cain's daughter plots to free BJ from jail and herself from an unwanted marriage by tying the knot with the trucker. (R) C1)S CBS MOVIE "Magnum FoSde" (1973) Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook. me legendary dstsctjvs Dirty Harry Is asked to work on the investigation of a Series of gangla_nd murders W" the man who demoted him, (R) (DO LOVE BOAT Julie loins the ship's secret all-male club, d a womaniser aboard the ship finally gets what he dimervi., (A) I 9:30 0(1) VOICE OF VICTORY (1) 43 REX HUMBARD 900 Nic POCUS GANG 81)0 6:50 0(4) SJ AND THE SEAR 11ft 5Jj)y, Page $ U 17 IT IS WRITTEN SEUP Nigel Green. A prisoner assigned to British Army lntelllgence Is commissioned to retrieve a defected scientist. ONCE UPON A CLAS- 9:00 0(13 OUTLOOK (5)0 SUNDAY MORNING (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (U) 1351 mE FLINTSTONES MISTER ROGERS (R) U 17 BILL DAILY'S HOCUS- 7:30 0@3 THE HAPPY SIDE (330 FAITH FOR TODAY (7)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (ED (351 DR. E.J. DANIELS 6:30 Salo) from enlisting in the Navy by using her shapely roommate as bait. 0(17) MOVIE "The lpereu Ale" (1965) Michael Caine, ! (730 ORAL ROBERTS (0(35) JOSIE AND THE PUS SYCATS MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. lION U (17) REV. TERRY COLEWHITTAKER 6:30 brother (Scott t30 (5)0058 NEWS (DONEwS (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "The Black Stallion," "Simon," "Little Darlings" and "Hid. In Plain Sight." -TIM U (4)14 SEARCH OF... (5)0 HEE HAW Guests: Dr. Billy Graham, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jimmie Rodgers, Michelle Rodgers, Bobby Butler. LAWRENCE WELK (1) 511 SANFORD AND SON (inch George dies and Lamont will inherit $7, If he produca ion tjij this next 12 months and names him 0 10 SESAMESTREET(R) THE U (17) THREE STOOGES AND FRIENDS 8:30 8 G SUNDAY MASS 7:00 0(43 TWO'S COMPANY (33 0 MARLO AND THE U (17) SUNDAY MASS swimmer mysteriously drowns. (2)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE (II) (35) CASPER 13 U @3 DAILY DOTI0NAL 5:15 U(h7) WORLD AT LARGE 8:30 CD 0 GOODTIME GIRLS Edith tries to keep her younger TUNG - April Ralmondi and Jerome Hines are featured in Verdi's opera. James Levine conducts. U(17) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY 6:00 ()R5NEWS ) BIONIC WOMAN (1]) WhIle working on a project to track unidentified flying objects, Dr. Wells is abducted in I flying saucer. (10) V.I. PEOPLE Host: David Moses. Guest: Charlotte '.'• SUNDAY Sherlill EVENING Friday, April 11, 1950-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11:00 (33 0 SPECTRUM 13 (35) THE JETSONS (U (24) 10 QUE PAM. U.S.A.? Antonio makes a birthday wish that only Spanish be spoken around the house. (R) 1130 (3.)0 FACE THE NATION (7.30 BILL DANCE OUTDOORS 0(35) MOVIE "Buck Privates" (B/W) (1941) Abbott and Costello, Lee Bowman. Two greenhorns are in for trou- ble when their training camp sergeant turns out to be an old enemy. (11 1/2 Hrs.) 24 (10) NOV EN LA LEGISLAWRA AFTERNOON 12 00 (5) 0 BLACK AWARENESS AND (DO ISSUES ANSWERS Guest: Anwar Sadat, President of Egypt. (2 (10) MASTERPIECE THE- ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street II" Louisa has become a living legend and an ambitious young author wants to write her biography. (Part 16 of 16) (R) 12:30 0(1) MEET THE PRESS 030 MINUTES DIRECTIONS Several of the creative talents who received the National Council Of Chur&As FMm Awards are inti. 0(17) MOVIE "Black Tide" (1956) John fr5p4, Derek Bond, When a channel c Henry V. (A) U(17) THE ON-DECK dR. CLE 2:15 (17) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds 2:30 0 @3 MOVIE "The Stranger" (B/W)(1946) Edward G. Robin- son, Orson Welles. A smalltown college professor and p11lar of his community turns out to be a hunted Nazi war crlminal.(1 1/2 His.) 3'00 (7)0 INTERNATIONAL BOX. ING U.S. National Team vs. Scandinavia (from Biloxi, Mississippi). (0) (35) MOVIE "Rain" (81W) (1932) Joan Crawford, Walter Huston. Based on a story by W. Somerset Maugham. A straitlaced preacher on a South Seas island attempts to con- veil a "fallen" woman to the ways of purity and Christianity. (2 Hrs.) 3:30 (S.) U MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT Final round coverage of this tournament (live from the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia). 400 0 (4) SPORTSWORLD 10round lightweight bout between Aaron Pryor and Leonidas Asprllla (live); AIAW National Collegiate Gymnastics ChampIonships (from Baton Rouge); Bruce Jenner Track Classic (from San Jose, Cal.). 4:30 (.73 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Rebel "500" Stock Car Race (live from Darlington, S.C.); Duke Kahanamoku SurfIng Classic (from Hawaii). 0(17) RAT PATROL (U) (351 GRIZZLY ADAMS (1 ) FIRING LINE "Approaches To Inflation" Guests: craig Roberts, Burton MaNuel. 0(17) UNTOUCHABLES EVENING 6:00 0(4) (.5)0(130 NEWS ilD (35) BIONIC WOMAN When a satellite returns unexpcctedly to Earth, Jaime dis covers a 14-year-old girl has hitched a ride in the vehicle. 24 (10) IS THERE AN AMERiCAN STONEHENGE? This documentary explores the theory that the American Indians built a shrine in Wyoming designed to calculate seasonal changes for religious and agri. cultural reasons similar to the structure at Stonehenge, England. U (17) WRESTLING 6:30 0(4) NBC NEWS 153 0 THE BAXTERS "Energy Conservation" (730 ABC NEWS 24 (10) OLD HOUSEWORKS 7:00 0 (4) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "Disney's Oscar Winners" John Forsythe norrates a salute to the Academy Awards won by Disney studios featuring film clips from faa: lures including "Fantasia, "Ferdinand the Bull" an d "Mary Poppins.' (CC) (53 0 60 MINUTES 0 GALACTICA 1980 Troy and Dillon try to stop a Cylon ship from returning to its fleet and notifying the others of its discovery of Earth. (Part 1) CA (35) FLIPPER (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN "Raising A Home Vegetable Garden" Tom Mac- Cubbin hosts this new series designed for the Florida gardener, with open phone lines for viewer questions. Phone: 275.6080. 12)(17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Guest. Connie Smith. 7:30 0.1) (35) FLORIDA FRONT PAGE (24 (10) THE GOOD NEIGH- BORS "The Weaker Sex?" (123(17) PORTER WAGONER Guest: Christy Lane. 8:00 0(4) CHIPS Jon and Ponch cope with furious motorists and frustrated gas station owners when thousands of gallons of gasoline are stolen. (A) 3) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE Archie goes all out when he's told he has been named his high school gradual Ing class's "man of the year. (R) (730 YOUR CHOICE FOR THE OSCARS Rich Little and Bernadette Peters host this 15th annual special honoring the winners of the six most important awards given by the Motion Picture Academy: Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Sup. porting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Picture, and Best Song 5 ) DAY OF DISCOVERY 1113 ( 0 (24 10 ODYSSEY "N?ai, The Story Of A I Kung Woman" Intimate portraits of a young I Kung woman living on a government settlement and a vanishing way of life, that of the IKung bushman, are presented. (CC) 0(17) MOVIE "My Friend Irma" (1949) Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. A rather dimwitted woman becomes Involved with two men. 8:30 (5)0 094E DAY AT A TIME A romantic trauma leaves Schneider so depressed that he considers becoming cellbate. (1U35) JERRY FALWEU. 9:00 fi (4) NBC MOVIE "Coming Home" (1978) Jane Fonda. Jon Voght. A marine officer's wife and a disabled, bitter Vietnam veteran's life are drastically :hanged when, while her husband is fighting in Vietnam, they meet and fall in love. (Net. work advises Miewer discretion) (A) (3) 0 ALICE Vera quits when Mel refuses to believe her story that Tally Savalas came in the diner. (A) ( 35) JIMMY SWAGGART o(1o) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'My Son, My Son" The close friendship between Wlibarn and Dormont continues through their marriages and proud fatherhood. (Part 1 of 7) (CC) 9:30 (3) 0 THE JEFFERSONS George tells baby Jessica a bedtime story In which he is a knight In the kingdom of JefferSOfl saving the country from the dark knight inflation. 10:00 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. ) 0 TRAPPER risks his lob when he feels morally compelled to alert the press to unsafe conditions at a nuclear plant (A) (DO JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL "Bravo Julio" Guests Rich Little. Alice Ghostley. (t4 (10) OPENING NIGHT: THE MAKING OF AN OPERA This documentary on the San Francisco Opera's production of "La Gioconda" development of traces the Ponchiclli's classic opera from the Initial talks to ng night (17) WINSTON CHURCHCHURCHILL: THE VALIANT YEARS "The Tying 01 The Knot" Churchill crosses the Rhino. Disagreement over Berlin occupation. 10:30 (ii) (35) PTL CLUB (Ii) (17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: Bryant Quinn. author of "Everyone's Money Book." Jei c 11:00 o NEWS (530 (7) 124(10) NON-FICTION TELE. VISION "Third Avenue: Only The Strong Survive" Jon Alpert and Keiki Isuno's documentary looks at six different family situations along New York's Third Avenue, a Street of diverse classes and cultures. t21 (17) OPEN UP 11:30 (3)0 MOVIE "A Place In The Sun" (8/W) (1951) Montgomery Cllft, Elizabeth Taylor. A factory worker plans his future with a wealthy debutante, but In reality he is destined to spend his life with a working girl. (2 Hrs. 20 Mins.) (DO $1.96 BEAUTY SHOW 11:35 (4) NEWS 12:00 MOVIE "The Adventures Of Tartu" (81W) (1943) Robert Donat, Valerie Hobson. A British chemistry scholar is given the unlikely mission of becoming an Allied agent whose assignment is to sabotaoe a Nazi gas plant. 12:05 0 (4) NBC LATE MOVIE Zlegfeld: The Man And His Women" (1978) Paul Shenar, Valerie Perrine. The extraordinary life of the master showman is told by four of the most important women in his life. (R) 1:50 (T)ONEWS �- t - —Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. Friday, April 11, 1NO ing tour in store. (A) CDQ ACADEMY AWARDS Johnny Carson hosts the 52nd annual presentation of the EVENING Mary is going blind and- =r Oscars, honoring excellence in her In a special school, and the motion picture industry, iive Charles' financial problems from the Dorothy Chandler 8:00 may cause the family to move Pavilion of the Los Angeles @) ($) 0 CD 0 NEWS Music Center. from Walnut Grove. (A) (U) (35) KUNG FU (II) (35) STREETS OF SAN (1)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 4 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Due Process And Jennifer falls for a penniless FRANCISCO A corner newsbut handsome repairman, and paperman sets out to find who Equal Protection" 0(17) CAROL BURNETT Lea tries to work up enough robbed him when his life's savAND FRIENDS Guests: Cass courage to ask Carlson for a ings are stolen. raise. (A) (10) AMERICAN SNORT Elliot, Joel Grey. (DO OliVIA NEWTON-JOHN STORY "The Displaced 8:30 SPECIAL The popular song. Person" by Flannery O'Con(3) NBC NEWS stress welcomes Toni Tennilie, nor. A Polish refuges family, (S)• CBS NEWS Andy Gibb, Gene Kelly, Elton brought to work on a Georgia (DO ABC NEWS John and Dionne Warwick for farm in the 19409, disrupts the CH (10) AMERICAN GOVERN-- an hour of comedy and music. settled ways of local society. MENT "Women's Rights" 0(35) JIM ROCKFORD An (A) 0(17) BOB NEWHART Bob old Army buddy inveigle, 930 and Emily decide to get away Rockford Into accepting a cli3)OaO from it all at a n.srty deserted ent who says she Is looking for ski lodge. 1OO her missing sister. (3) THE BUFFALO 801.CHI (10) MEMORIES OF EUSIE 700 A tribute to Euble Blake fs- DIEM A black cavalry troop Is (3) FACE THE MUSIC tures a film segment narrated assigned to track down a band ()0 P.M. MAGAZINE by the great ragtime pianist of Comanches who are holding CD• JOKERS WILD D (35) SANFORD AND SON himself and performances by a group of white people hostage. Lamont Is olferad a grand Billy Taylor, Alberta Hunter and (5)0 LOU GRANT A naked piano by a wealthy eccentric if the Hines Brothers. (A) man on a church steeple and (17) UP CLOSE "Patricia he will move It out of his apartHarris Update" Dr. Eugene B, the editor of a porno magazine mint. (10) MACNEIL! LIEHRER Griesaman's guest tonight is put Lou In hot water on two Patricia Harris, Secretary of fronts. (R) REPORT (35) LOVE, AMERICAN Health and Human Services, az (17) SANFORD AND SON Lamont and Rollo mistakenly who discusses her rise to suc- STYLE "Love And Th. Good cess in spite of being both Samaritan" Freddy gets go to a gay bar. black and a woman heading up soaked while fixing a leaky pipe 7:30 the largest governmental agen- for the woman next door. (I) TIC TAC DOUGH (10) OPERA FROM SAN cy In the country. (IJ 0 THE NEWLYWED FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" 0:30 GAME Act I of Ponchlelli's classic J 0 THE STOCKARD opera featuring Renata Scotto (7)0 FAMILY FEUD (1]) (35) MAUDE Arthur's con- CHANNING SHOW Brad and Luciano Pavarotti is pre. victions during a doctors' traces his case of food poison- sented Including documentary strike prove to be very ing to the new business footage designed to enhance Susan's landlord is developing. unhealthy. the viewer's understanding of (17) BASEBALL Atlanta the act. Host: Tony Randall. (10) DICK CAVETT 12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Braves vs. Houston Astros 10:30 Edith clams up about Teresa's 9:00 (1]) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN boyfriend. (5)0 MASH A Congres- STYLE "Love And The King" sional aide (Lawrence Press- An old Army buddy drops in on 8:00 man) visits the 4077th with Bob Curtis, faithful husband 0(3) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls learn that more than a routine fact-find- and office drudge. 11:00 (4) (5)0 NEWS (II) (35) BENNY HILL 4 (10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 12) (17) LAST OF THE WILD "Giant" 11:30 S (4) TONIGHT Guest host: Bob Newhart, Guests: Bobby Kelton, Jose Molina. cID 0 HARRY 0 When a hated architect's dog is poisoned. Harry sees it as a plot to eventually murder the architect. (7) 0 NEWS 11(35) WILD, WILD WEST Agent West Is exposed to $ deadly plegue when he tries to rescue a governor's daughter from stagecoach robbers. MONDAY 'i.• April 14 MM 1171 Iu Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Liz Taylor Has Been Married To 6 Men ' DEAR DICK, My flhit1n 1. wuu were all oi inc men Elizabeth Taylor married, including her-.current husband? Please list them chronologica lly and f ul l names, if possible. RICHARD N. CROFUT, Lompoc, Sounds like a question you might get on your final exam in Basic Elizabeth Taylor, Anyhow, In order, Liz married Nicky Hilton, Michael Wilding, Mike Todd, Eddie Fisher, Richard Burton, Richard Bur ton and John Warner. The listing of Burton twice is intentional; t hey were married twice, DEAR DICK: On the new show, "Tenspeed and _..L__ . Brow nshne 99 fk.. ,.hn,....,ê.,., ii uv,uuoe occasionally reads - - - -- TUESDAY NEW YORK — BID p.m. -even -they cursed ... Bert Backarack is Cosby in locking to trade the Sinatra under their breath. scratching out another &OSdway song II dance Frs1e___ Avil.. Is set to sh Alipie, Wants a classy ex. ow ,.. Secretary General of penMve towtthonse on the the United Nations Két classy expensive East Waldbs OK'd a biography Side...rraik Sinatra will celebratehis birthday u1 by Geie Scheer, who's guest 01 the United States' shortly chickened out 01 escorting off to Vienna to check ambassador to Moscow — the Mock out Walclielm's background. EZCb1n Uy although the embassy in Moscow, With a little luck he'll thousands grey-haired nevwly jAnk who im. probably be played Trey osipIss lined tip to see martall"d Alm L.dd, will fl__L in the movies. Frikle. Nancy and Ronnie Tely$sval, a hotshot to for Seasis Hayward. had both been sip sines 8:10 do ditto . Tokyo thanks to "Kojak," am, but they Mill wdkd, And Aired AD.. Lawie' Is will hod a Japanese variety pressed the flesh and doings the life show called "Japan anksd- II) .- -, - the -••-erniles ------ at -- i -.-J:uww' testing Wojo, S Psychiatrist ___ declares him unfit to carry a Ow and decides to examine the other detectivesaswel. (R) a 12:40 (5)0 MCCLOUD McCloud uncovers $ narcotics smuggNng ring terrorizing high fa.h. Ion models into doing their dirty work. of It.. (DO ouce WOMAN An by (I.'v.musket on break a loan shark operation which kiss c$nls who taN behind on payments. If - -- - detective books. Could you tell me who the author of those books Is? D. HALL Vancouver, Wash. They are "The Mark Savage Novels," but don't go running off to the library to look for them. They don't exist outside the series. Stephen J. Cannell, the producer, invented them, and it's Cannell's picture on the back jacket of the books Jeff Goldblum, who plays Brownshoe, reads, Cannell says there has been so much interest expressed In Cosby Looks To New York 12:00 (DOABONEWS 12:30 (!)ID BARNEY MNIER After DEAR DICK: Can you settle an argument? On "Fight Is Enough," Susan Richardson Is pregnant. I say that she Is married to somebody else. One of my friends says she Is married in real life to the man who plays Ncrt on the show. Another friend says she is not married at all. And another friend says she Is either separated or divorced. Who is right? A.A.J.II., Fairview Heights, III. Calif. ru The Cup" Friday, April ii, lflO—q - r of these books he may sit down and write one. DEAR DICK: I watch "Hee Haw," all the time. The Hager twins sing on the show once In awhile. Why don't they have any record albums out? P. IIERSHBERGER, Owen, Wis. Primarily because they don't have a recording contract. But they are working on it, and they may have a deal soon. Keep after your record store and some day your patience may be rewarded. You are, Susan is married to Michael Virden, a photographer. And they had a baby in February, named Sarah. Curiously, they agreed that if they had a girl, its last name would be Richardson and if it was a l)Ov its last name would be Virden. So she is Sarah Richardson, ever; though her fattier is Virden. DEAR DICK: Please tell me If Betty Hutton was ever married to Guy Lombardo, Also, I say that Howard Hughes was married to Jean Peters but my son-in-law • says Jean Simmons. Please settle these two very mmportant arguments. MARILYN GOSS, Tucson, Ariz. Betty and Guy were never married. And you're right, 'Jean Peters was Mrs. Howard Billionaire. April 15 _________________________ opera featuring Renata Scotto and Luciano Pavarotti is pie- sented Including documentary footage designed to enhance (10) NOVA "Across The the viewer's understanding ci Silence Barrier" Accomplished the act. Host: Tony Randall. individuals prove the success 10:30 Of recent scientific and medical • (4) UNITED STATES In the breakthroughs for the deal. (A) course of answering a marriage tIZI (17) RAT PATROL questionairo, Richard and Lib. 8:30 by discover they could write DO LAVERNE 8 SHIRLEY their own manual. The girls are hired as weight- 'ID (35) LOVE, AMERICAN loss counselors at a tat farm. STYLE "Love And The Nutsy (A) Girl" A girl tries to attract an m (17) BASEBALL Atlanta artist to get a modeling assign. Braves vs. Houston Astros mont. _________________________________________________________ they are as good as men t, April 16 WEDNESDAY robbing a jewelry store. _ i (10) OPERA FROM SAN - FRANCISCO "La Gioconda EVENING EVENING police squad raids the Brad- Act iii of Ponchioll,'s classic lords In the middle of Tom's opera featuring Renata Scotto 600 6:00 poker game and a striptease and Luciano Pavarotti Is pre8 (I) NEWS 0 & sented Including documentary act by the girls. (CC) (R) 0 (4)(5) 0 (1) 0 NEWS tID 135) KUNG FL) footage designed to enhance tlJ (35) KUNG pj iii) (35) JIM ROCKFORD CO 10 THE ART OF BEING 4 10 irs EVERYBODY'S Rockford Is pressured Into the viewer's understanding of HUMAN 'A Cry Of Freedom" the act. Host: Tony Randall. BUSINESS 'Computer Operahelping his attorney clear her (17) CAROL BURNETT tions" cousin who is suspected of 10:15 AND FRIENDS Guest: Carl tI211 (17) CAROL BURNETT • slaying her boss. 1112 (17) UPSTAIRS. DOWN. AND FRIENDS Guests: Antho- 0 (10) GREAT PERFORSTAIRS "Desirous Of ny Newley, Bernadette Peters. MANCES "Dance In America: Change" The arrival of an 6'30 Katherine Dunham" This trib- attractive Austrian countess at c4) NBC NEWS 6:30 ute to the black matriarch of Eaton Place brings a change of 5)0 CBS NEWS f3 (3D NBC NEWS dance features historical mate- atmosphere upstairs (DO ABC NEWS 9:00 1 1.'00 (1) 0 CBS NEWS rials, new documentary footage 0(10) THE ART OF BEING 5(4) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: 0(4)5)0 (DO NEWS (DO ABC NEWS 10:30 of Dunham's school in America HUMAN "The World Was All Victor Borge and Loretta Swit. (U) 35) BENNY HILL 0(10) ITS EVERYBODY'S (1]) (35) LOVE, AMERICAN Beforemem" and a performance of "Rites Guests: Peggy Fleming, The 0 10 TODAY IN THE LEGIS. BUSINESS "Future Of DoPassage" STYLE "Love And The Young 02 (17) BOB NEWHART Carol Two Ronnies, opera baritone LATURE Business" Unmarrieds" Minister Fergutl}(17) MOVIE up at one of Bob's Sherrill Mimes, Ken Berry, the (12) (17) LAST OF THE WILD (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob "Funeral in son is asked to talk to a young Berlin" (1967) Michael Caine, group therapy sessions after Dance Theater of Harlem, the "Wolf -. Killer Or Victim?" is forced into attending the couple who want to live togethOscar Homolka. quitting her job as receptionist. Unknown Comic. A British thing he hates most -- a or. 11:30 agent arranges' for a mock OD THE IMMIGRANTS The S (3) TONIGHT surprise party with gag gifts 7, Guest host: funeral in order to safely smug. son of an Italian Immigrant and all. 11:00 (4) FACE THE MUSIC gle a Russian defector out of 513) t15) 0 CD 0 NEWS couple becomes a shipping Bob Newhart. Guests: Walter (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE Matthau, Susan Sullivan. 7:00 Berlin. magnate after his parents die (.5)0 BARNABY JONES Just (11) (35) BENNY HILL CDS JOKERS WILD 0 (3D FACE THE MUSIC In an earthquake, 0(10) TODAY IN THE LEGl8' 9:00 'ID( 5) SANFORD AND SON after Barnaby clears a retarded (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE LATURE 0 (3D DIFF'RENT STROKES Fred invites his fiancee and a (DO THREE'S COMPANY boy of murder charges and has (7)0 JOKER'S WILD panned quiet weekend him freed, another person is Larry Alder and his daughter door-to-door saleslady to din11:15 (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON at a secluded mountain cabin killed. (A) ner on the same arming, Fred and Lamont throw a visit the Drummonds while they (12) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN turns Into a three-ring circus 0(10) MACNEiL / ,EI1 neighborhood party in an effort are in New York, where Larry Is STYLE 'when Janet and Chrluy ShOW (DO ABC NEWS MEPORI' (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST to raise money to pay their being Interviewed for a job. (CC) (R) 0(17) SANFORD AND SON up with a crowd. (CC) (R) West and Gordon seek the res. bills. 11:30 A drama coach comes to the (J])(35) STREETS OF SAN why the life of a federal 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER CID 0 THE IMMIGRANTS 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host: Dan's all-consuming success Sanford home to tutor Lamont FRANCISCO A young detec- judge is being threatened. REPORT tive assigned to a murder case causes much personal conflict George Carlin. Guests: Travis & for an acting role. 17) MOVIE "Anastasia" (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON Schuck, Jose Feliciano. Frankappears to have tried and con. (1956) Ingrid until he finds inner peace. Bergman, Yul A nine-year-old boy begins lyn Ajaye. vlcted a ChIcano suspect In his 0 CHARLIE'S 7:30 ANGELS Brynner. An amnesiac girl In spending all his time at the own mind. Kris goes undercover as a pris- (1 0 BLACK SHEEP SQUAD. (3) TiC TAO DOUGH Germany claims to be the only Sanford home. CH 00) MYSTERY "The Racon Inmate to find out who RON A pilot whose name acci(1) THE NEWLYWED surviving heir to the Czar of ing Game: Trackdown" Russia. 7:30 forced a model prisoner Into dentally appeared on a killedGAME In-action list looks at it as a Racehorse owner Jack Beater ea) TIC TACDOUGH taking part ina robbery. (R) FLORIDA] 11:50 asks Sid Halley and Chico 0 THE NEWLYWED (II) (35) STREETS OF SAN badomenandrofusestofly. (U) 5) MAUDE Maude's FRANCISCO Following a (7)0 ABC NEWS to her libido In sexual fantasies Barnes to find out why, with the (DO ABC MOVIE "A Matter GAME Of Time" (1976) Liza Minnelli, (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST exception of his promising New CD 0 HOLLYWOOD series of fatal knife attacks over a handsome government Year Lad, all his horses are Ingrid Bergman. A hotel SQUARES prostitutes, one girl survives to West Is tried by a court of cutlosing. (CC) chambermaid becomes a mov- (IJl (35) MAUDE Maude is help lead Stone and Keller to throats who believe he has ecolost. 0(1 )DIcKCAVETT le star shortly after she meets a forced to deal with an overly the killer. murdered his friend, Artemus 0 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY 9:30 contessa whose colorful mem- liberated employee of Walter's. 0(10) THE MEDIUM A pho- Gordon, (DO TAXI When Alex tells ones enchant her, (A) six (17) MOVIE "Wuthering 0 10) DICK CAVETT fly medium finds herself hauntElaine she needs to see a (1) SANFORD Heights" (1939) Laurence (12) 17 ALL IN THE FAMILY ad by the spirits she has creat12'40 psychiatrist, Elaine decides a (1)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Olivier, Merle Oberon. Based Mike craftily gets out of taking odin GIan Carlo Menotti's conAn ambitious rival coach con- quicker cure would be to spend (5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE on the story by Emily Si unto. A Gloria to a party so he can go temporary opera. "Ode To A Dying Love" (1972) vices Reeves' star guard to a night with Alex. (A) rich young woman forsakes the skiing with the boys. James WainwrIght, Christine 10:00 leave the Carver team and play 10:00 love of a servant to marry a ford A missing persons 8:00 0(1) LAUREN BACALL ON social equal. for him. (R) CD 0 HART TO HART investigator searches for a S (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports THE ROCKFORD FILES A (DO HAPPY DAYS Joannie Jonathan and Jennifer suspect 11:50 decides to go from Max's new girlfriend is Involved highway patrol officer, a runs. on a woman who owns 135 St. princess (Dana Wynter) hires "shortcake" to "cheesecake" when their house is stripped of way and a woman in need of Bernards, a 5-year-old pool Rockford to investigate several (?)GLOVE BOAT "Dream medical attention, Ship" Hans Conreid; "Best Of player, hot skating lessons and attempts made on the lIfe of When Chachl takes a job as a Its furnishings. (A) an elderly Friends" Ben Murphy, Donna cheerleader are her best friend Kendall Warren Photoqf'apher's assistant. (R) 1'OO (1]) (35) LOVE. AMERICAN featured. (CC) (A) Pescow; "Aftermath" Richard (Lauren Bacall). (Part 1) (A) QD (3 ) JIM ROCKFORD STYLE "Love And me otter 0 (4) TOMORROW Buddy When Rockford Is hired by an Love" Pat has always consid- Rogers and Carmel Myers, two (5)0 THE BODY HUMAN (DO VEGAS Dan is hired to Anderson, Diana Muldaur. (A) laurence company to check ered her husband not only film figures of the twenties, join "The Body Beautiful" The skin protect a bevy of bathing beau12:40 out an accident claim, he sweet but sane, than he buys a Tom at Plckfalr, the home of fabric and breakthroughs in ties from a gang of killers who (5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE Mary Pickford and Douglas surgical body sculpture are are planning to use the women Uncovers a "Stiletto" (1969) Alex Cord, apar explored in this sixth special In a hideous scheme. (CC) (A) a (10) OPERA SAN Fairbanks Jr. ,Q that mites him the target of Patrick O'Neal.A district attorfocusing on the human being. tJ])(35) LOVE. AMERICAN fey tries to nail a playboy both the underworld and fader- FRANCISCO "La Gioconda" 1:40 Alexander Scourby narrates. STYLE "Love And The Heist" al agents. count who is killing thugs as a Act II of Ponchleis's classIc 0(17) NEWS EIGHT IS ENOUGH A Four women try to prove that (D favor to a gangster, -•. _,•, - , .4 ?, _•••J; r W" imgob 1 90 . . W — *% •1 �I j' ft7j' 72nd Year, No. 201—Sunday, April 13, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price ic + Cents - NINE Aces Topper John Mercer ' . a--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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, •'"' � 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 11, 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1980. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe3598e834941707adbdef68d399adc3.pdf 4fbd7c920d35bdf5c872ffbf1ee54bcb PDF Text Text . ---.-- . • • •_t• • . . . 411.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ WOULD U L. 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'4C.&P _______ - * - * president, in his economic steps to combat inflation, will reduce, eliminate or phase out federal revenue sharing, slated to bring $335,223 into Sanford's coffers in the current budget year. He noted that to replace that money the city would - have to increase property taxes by $2.20 per $1,000 assessed valuation. But, he said, Gov. Bob - : al revenue sharing funds for Sanford. . - - athletics for youths above 1.1 years old after nearby ding. property owners complained that balls from games at the field are presenting a hazard to the residents. The commission also agreed to remove the lighting system from the park for use in another location The increase by the nation's third has established a separate prime rate of largest bank confirmed many analysts' 18'i percent for small businesses. predictions that short-term interest rates The prime is the rate char ged a ba nk's will jump as a result of the credit- most creditworthy customers for short- I . - -- -ontained in President Car- term loans. Chase's previous prime rate mission is thinking of reductions, changes or The commission approved an application to the elimination of more non-essential city services and Graham's tax reform program would resurrect functions. Elections for the mayor's office and two city legislation, in effect last year, to limit govern- commissioners seats are scheduled in December. mental unit's powers to increase property taxes to The possibility exists, Knowles said, that the go ve rnor's proposal would permit city commissions to approve higher increases if supported by a vote of four of five commission members. The consensus of all five commissioners was for Knowles to prepare a list of priorities in descending order with non-essential items to be listed first. The commissioners did not indicate to Knowles where lie should loo k for non-essentials. Moore said that in the most efficiently operated In addition, Knowles said, the budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, which he will begin preparing within the next 60 days, must take into account a 15- Seminole County League of Civic Associations to limit the number of new alcoholic beverage licenses in the county to one per 4,000 resider.ts. Larry Cole of the league told commissioners Lime current law permits one license per 2,500 residents, which could mean 35 new licenses will be available business and governmental unit, non-essentials do exist no matter flow austere their budgets are. In other business, the commission authorized to-18 percent inflation growth, salary deficiencies to tile county after the census tliis year. Changing tile ratio, lie said, would still give the couty 12 new licenses. Moore to sign a request to the U.S. Department of lie asked for the curb on licenses, saying it is five percent without a referendum. shown in a study of city employees and the federal Housing and Ur ban Development seeking a $125,000 wage guideline limits of 9.5 percent. feared the larger number will encourage the federal grant for the Sanford housing Authority, location of nude establishments in the county. The Tom Wilson, executive director of tile authority, said the money would be used to rehabilitate owner- law will riot affect club, hotel and motel or Seeking guidance from the commission on the budget preparation, Knowles asked if the corn- ty R "I 0 3-ri ---ML-j . Icr's latest anti.inflation package. of 1814 percent was a quarter point be low The prime applies directly to business the 1 8' percent adopt ed by the bulk of loans but each increase makes credit the banking industry Friday. Local efore . expenditures and revenues re main on target. at budget time. Jeff Etchberger said Currently, Etchberger added, the county is Seminole County's bud."holding its own," get this year was dU.- Etchberger said loss of Federal Revenue Sharing funds had been anticipated for the past two years, so the budget was designed with that in mind. percent of expected expenditures had been made. tiomi of the county losing "That's right where we should be," he said. federal revenue sharing lie said through February approximately 33 ,'Normal, if not a little better than normal. Nothing cause our expen ures Expected revenues, he said, are approximately 70 percent collected. Etchberger explained that banks are probably keeping the tax funds in escrow longer to take ad. ' Herald Still f Writer The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case brought b% ' .in Altamonte bookkeeping while the money Is in its care. In 1977, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler found tile state law unconstitutional and Springs attorney, which could cost the ordered the $93,000 in interest turned creditors. $93,000 if the attorney ins, and cut down ,t of' 111ol ley earned by court clerk's offices But the state Supreme Court reversed throughout the state. " Leffler's decision a year later. In its fall session, the court will hear an Last December, Alper planned his f inal appeal of a case bro ug ht by Harvey appeal, getting his complaint before the Alper, president of the Seminole County country's highest court just before Bar Association, on behalf of creditors of deadline. At the time he said he guessed Webb's Fa bu lous Drugs, a chain of stores he only had a one in 25 chance of having hich went bankrupt in 1976. his case select ed by the court for review. Alper was appointed by the Seminole But Monday, the court agreed it was a 200 creditors who were owed money by Circuit Co ur t Clerk Ar thur Beckwith %Webb's, and were to be paid with $2 sa id the $93,000 generated in one year by million, the amount Eckerd Drugs of one block of funds held in escrow was an College Park Inc., paid to buy the unusual occurrence. The case was the . ... -' - funds. 'jr *-- . - most money ever generated in his marly The $2 million was placed in escrow years as clerk, he said. with lite clerk's office for a )-ear, generating $9.1,000 in interest, money Most of tile time. escrow funds created by court order are small, short-term which, under Florida law is turned over accounts, generating very little interest, to that office. he said. But Alper believes the law is Ufl' £ vantage of higher interest rates. They can make more money that way than by taking advantage of earl y payment discounts, he said. 44 But tile money will come in," lie said. The Supreme Court has not yet set a constitutional, and the clerk's office is date for hearing oral arguments on the Dilly entitled to the costs of doing the case. rees To Sell Cheina tary U.S. A Cargo Aircraft Mili National l,eague of Cities, lie defended his proposed States has agreed, for the first time. to SC1I the Peoples Republic of China drop paratroops, would be the sort of involved in the tough decisions on where to slash Congressmen are confused by the President's $13 billion in 1981 budget cuts as crucial to halting a funds in his anti-inflationary balanced budget for new budget-trimming measures. See story skyrocketing itif la tion tha t *'threatens to rage out of fiscal 1981, aides said. "We're in the process of putting together a revised budget and working as fast as we can," Page 3A. "Every state is going to get hurt," Powell said. control." "When I make absolutely sure the 1981 budget will indeed be balanced, and I am sure this will be ac- "We'regoing to try to be as fair as we can," he said. complished, I will then, and only then consider tax "We're going to submit it as rapidly as we can," he said. "We're just now sitting down with agency "Each is going to be faced with difficulty." Carter said Monday his antilnflatlon program is reductions, further to increase savings, to stimulate productivity and to lead increased business in. heads to decide dollar for dollar." "bitter medicine" that must be shared by all see. vestment." tile president said. * C-130, modified so it could not be used to Military cargo aircraft, a decision equipment that would be approved. revealed while the two countries discussed cooperative means of coun. tering time Soviet thrust into Afghanistan. * T c,0 1 co y The talks between senior American I officials, including Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, and Chinese Vice-Premier A('tlOfl Reports. - - k1ang Wenjin, were carried out against ~ Around The Clock .. ........... 4A After an extensive review of administration the background of angry reaction from the Soviet Union. Bridge .........................4B Calendar *********************2B i) Classified Ads ................2-38 y - 2* had been studied with agency heads, but the painful "There will be less federal aid for the cities," he economic policies, Carter said, "In the end, there is One Hadio Moscow broadcast ' slaid tile process of actual spending reductions is yet to core. £ said. In addressing a congressional conference of the no sugar-coating this pill. This is strong medicine, It is bitter medicine." U.S.-China meeting "has created tremendous concern and uneasiness." Another, on Monday, as the Washington Comics ........................4B Crossword .....................4B Dear Abby .....................18 talks began, accused the United States I)eaths*************************IA Graham Supports Increase In Gasoline Tax and China "of waging undeclared war against Afghanistan" and "of doing all Dr. Lamb *******************48 Editorial **********************4* they can ... to hamper reaching a set- Florida ************************3A tlement in Afghanistan.', Horoscope .....................48 *' reconunendlng that spending be upped by $458 million in the current biennium. 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U.S. ____ ____________ id today he supports President Carter's proposal states like Florida and states with a large population of senior citizens living on fixed Incomes. 05 million of a whopping state revenue surplus, to fight inflation by raising the gas tax and balancing. the federal budget, even though It will cost Florida more than $71.7 million a year. Graham said it will be the end of the month before Carter's full recommendations to slice $13 billion off federal spending are known. It will fall less harshly on Florida, he said, than It Is going to mean, he said, another revision in his His present budget proposals would use up all but _ A~ AM 0 W S Await Develo er Who poses Race WC7 legsiatora a supporter of horse racing s million. "I asked him where the the harness track, he would name only goes according to schedule, could be in delegations, it will be rough and iough dollars were coming from. After that one of those investors. He said Frank operation by the end of 1981 for winter getting It tirough," he said. *"I'm not In favor of expanding pan , meeting he was supposed to get back Sobotha Jr, a land clearing contractor training. The Casselberry City Council Monday mutuels in the county wi thOut fil vote Of with me, but he hasn't" Hattaway said. and owner of Mid-State Development Co. Hattaway, who is introducing night tabled indefinitely a request from the peopte." Brantley responded today. Robinson said he has contacted the Is one of those In the group. legislation to permit the conversion of the owners Of the Seminole Harnesks "I do think harness Robinson said he has not contacted the Seminole Harness Raceway to a Raceway to support racing can make county commission, seeking costs of the the conversion * he built in the Lake Emma Road area Of snutuels. I would not Introduce the county office asking for the in. do so. "We would be asking for a change or horse racing at the Caslberry track. McIntosh to write to the owners of the £ _____ Lake Mary, said today Seminole legislation to waive the referendum" he formation and was asked to follow up the In zoning or a special exception, but we "They will be able to race horses or raceway, seeking a commitment in County's voters will have to approve LU said. telephone call with a must have a master plan for the facilities dogs and both types of racing can be held wri ting from th an election the establishment of a fourth em to pay costs of a * State Rep. Robert Hattaway, DWhile the county is waiting for the first, When we have all that together we at the same track," Hattaway said. parknutuel wagering facility In the __________ traffic signal Installation at Sengnolj menwIle, said letter, Neiswender. said County Attorney hope to mate an approach to Lake Mary. Hattaway said he is prepar ing a bi ll to county. Robinson has talked to him about plans Nikki Clayton is looking into the process If lake Mary will not go along wi th it we add a five cents-to-10 cents admission fee Boulevard and Winter Park Drive. Or, he aald,'he_ will have to get a foraneuck In La _ _ keMary. Hat- ofplacingthequestionontheballotand will choose another loca tion," he said. th all pari-mutuel establishments around The ownera have said they .yfor I,frtcr to introduce a special law $awayadd ever, that the putfour what the county's responsibility is. He listed the priorities that must be thestatewiththeresultlngrevenue to the signal,, the costs of or five ow th le waivIng the referendum rea1romnont. ciM of e Semino Harness "There is no question whet her we can accomplished by the investors, noti ng the to the cities of the state. He said it will be u1flL'xr on racing days, COO He pointed to Slate Rep. Bobby 1ack In Caseelbermy ha of ad. ve lost money on raise the money," Robinson said, He said master plan is first, adding he hopes this difficult to get the legislation appr oved. diflonal firefighters and for improving Orentley, R-Longwood, as his choice to llMn ra ng, the Owners prior to the not o accomplished in nly harness racing but also quarter time to make ap- He said he is seeking support from the the water system to the track. 1 introduce the legi'laUon waiving the new group, said they lost $3.2 milli on in horse racing would be held WniIe plicatlon for a harness racing facili ty larger delegations including coun cil asked that the cemmtla)srga be off 1k Court Circuit Court to track down more than inatter it should decide. - signed in the anticips. Go Seminole Circuit Court clerk's office over to Alper for distribution to the For Tighter Budget of Counties. He said it would have been unwise for a To High By DAVID M. RAILER restaurant liquor licenses. county manager not to take that into consideration Case spokesman for a group of 20 investors in but I would prefer a referendum referendum. County Administrator city of Lake Mary about the plans for the greyhound racing facility, said the legislation. At the same time the counCil a proposed $7.5 million harness track 10 to an if the people want to expand pail. Roger Neiswender said Robinson called facility because It would be premature to legislation will permit either dog racing instructed City Attorney Kenneth 0 . funds. At the smile time. Chase said, it -irk on l3th Street. Knowles said taking these two actions will return the Pinehurst Park to the status to being a neigh. borhood park and the Chase Park was actually developed for this purpose. state for a $125,000 grant to develop the Dr. George Starke Memorial Park on West Fifth Street. The commission a lso unanimously adopted a resolution supporting legislation prepared by tile By DONNA ESTES Herald S*aff Writer If a harness raceway Is to be built In Lake Mary a lot of s4nbling blocks will have to be cleared away first. Mark Robinson of Longwood, a by Cr$g ggsfl in %J1MII)LJfl £ '* Knowles told conunissioners he anticipates the - Obs __ - KW VW RM *_ 1 -- W . SON$ 0! TWO 'A 1 11 - bat inflation will eliml~ nate or phase out feder- it said was in line with Washington's new prime rate was not as high as It efforts to restrain credit and bunk len- should be cover the bank's cost of LrjI _____ lOONIES * . -. £ homeowners to apply for loans and to prepare Plans for the improvements, The commision also decided to discontinue the use of the Pinehurst Park for any city-o rganized _____ 9 =by T. K. Ryan - ____ ___ - - . . ' 0 // 0 NEW \'OHK I UI'li Chase scarcer for all borrowers, even those Manhattan Bank pushed its prime len- willing to pay the historically high inding rate by three-quarters of a po int to a terest rates. new record of 19 percent today Ina move Chase said that even at 19 percent, the 40 41b.dk.&P . - . ___ - TUMBLEWEEDS 0* HlGifCSS! _ __fa .- _____________________ _____________________ --- Knowles was told by Mayor Lee P. Moore. Cornmissioner John Morris added, "Proceed with bare bones without federal revenue sharing." - the previous method of fighting inflation by raising interest rates which hits especially hard at growth _ ______ _______ I ___ Q CU HOHS IN HI jy __ S. ....•,'- I TO 0A K4PE A .Y I UTTER CHOICE, W6 CONG&M _____ _______________ __ ______ eliminates federal revenue sharing funds to cities. "Come up with a priority l ist for elimination," TALLAHASSEE,Fla.(UPI) - Gov. Bob Graham by LIOnaFd Starr ________________ - ____ __- I .l.* . ______ _____ MY IR$ 14P.,IU'? .::., _____________________________________________ _____ ____ ___ _______________________ L1CT1D 'V THAT OFFICe H' ____ . warren Knowles witicipates the President's economic steps to corn- 9 -~ * Powell said he had no definite timing for the new - tors. He said he will weigh possible tax cuts once budget to go to Congress. The level of cuts already is certain the 1981 budget will be balanced. '.." ______ ___ OWN rM 111111%0- ___ _______ rANDAADf--- I {h LI$TlO * press secretary Jody Powell told reporters. _______ uSuAl. _________ - H cult slam. There are lots of ways to get there" (NEWSPAPERENTERPRISEASSN.) * t1? I - - - 19 wA.shIIN(;'cos iLiPl - The United officials said one version of a Lockheed "5INCI tOO N4PPml TO Dl ON 1 "6INATOR BRA5IE) .-DJID 'IOU COULCPCT *TAM City Manager Warren Knowles was instructed by city commissioners Monday night to prepare a "priority list" of programs to be slashed If President Car ter does the expected and cuts or Rate At loans .Ind professional guidance for those _____________ Carter Busy Brewing 'Bitter Medicine' *AA-14-0-al £ " UN'TW Till *40 _____ O CJS U. 11i N N8888C*1D TH 4 to show his good four-card club suit. North repeats his cue bid to show first-round yourselves by finding other 1 ways to get to this very diffi- y (wmJd Jaceèy AlUSestag we . taxes are slower coming in," Be jnlstent h re yaw diotdd add b"mtMth1y to ambitious are coneartmd. todey's enjoyi=nt for both of Som loslarve noch 200 fm above water and stretch . Ovm you achieve do dukW you.ThIa can be a haw day. . a rMis smss. . - Prime %JOj occupied homes in the Goldsboro. Georgetown and Midtown sections of the city. The program would proide interest subsidy on home improvement Revenue Sharing will not have a drastic impact." He said the Likelihood of a cut ba ck was debated in Congress and discussed by the National Association box is elegant. South decides Oswald: "You can amuse Opoft Ind4 2 __ _____ CANC1 _____ (lime 214u)y 22) OOS you care $_________ grist deal for -21~ By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer There will be no fat in the city of Sanford's 198011 S Budget 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter is ___ . 11 p S• Pa today's MW.It . . 5 Slash "This is a little behind where we normally are at this time" he said, "but with interest rates high, i• diamond control. South rebids , 3• his spades. Nor th raises clubs, Secthcuebidslnhcarts,and North considers bidding a Pass and slam but wisely settles I comes from being with your dsw'pinga e, lovedcnesj4owls theUmeto relaUcnp. 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An relationship -- ti does not mean our budget will be tighter than we projected it to be," he said, "You won't see fire stations and agricultural Alan: "The bidding in the Vulnerable: Neither On attendo you attrad from an excausitt way you handle your concern for friends COMIAg to You Way - t-Tightening this hand is how to find the club slam. Some pairs would Oswald: "The problem with •KQJ$ a Job. fortunate In the wind, SAGfl7AJJIJ$ (Now., 22TAURUS (April 10.Mjy ) Go out of your way to show Dec. 21) Sans jmgp _______________________ * to take the nearly certain 4J17$43 Station, N.Y. 1181$. Be mrs to r1t Into Deans Fortune's •-_ lap. specify birth date. ARIES(Marthl-AprlIl) SRP1O(Oct,24.Nov,22) p This Is a good day to review You can win the suçport of Pa paN am twts to detwmift it sarnam who could prove to you're ntlIdng the meet be quit. valuable, because of y £ • K QI K 43 copy of y gl .orepl iatt., Dealer East MAU $1 for 4A4 to AdM YOU new Insights Into a Grpsh Box 488, RadIo City situation that may deer YOU WISS P4111k 1151 Slush 11 PEA! el and it will be tighter In 1981, said Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger, but so far this year than 3-1 mo then plays two rounds of spades. With spades breaking 3-2, there is no need 'A 2 birthday by .end1 for 7011 FrIends and contacts could s /' THAT9 A N'T 'iO.l B Sanford Prepares * Herald Shdf Writer Semi no le County's fina ncial situation Is "tight" # A T4""#4kj, ,t,, - M Wt 90ift to break worse ahead for track. you In the year following your by Ed Sullivan I I CANT CONVINCE *A2 them to work today. 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Iii, ieo - 1 —I - Murder Case Could ' Reach Jury Today: IN BRIEF Castro Admits Problems ems I. In Speech To Assembly MIAMI (UPI) — Cuba is "salfing in a sea of dif. ficulties" 21 years after its revolution, President Fidel Castro said in a "heretofore secret" speech he made last December, the Miami Herald reports in today's editions. In the major speech — the Cuban equivalent of a U.S. president's Sta te of the Union Address Castro told the National People's Government Assembly that Cuba suffers from "symptoms of corruption" and a faltering economy. And he acknowledged that shortages of consumer goods and raw materials stemmed in part from Cuba's dependence on the communist bloc for trade, the Herald said. "Some have said we are experiencing difficulties," Castro said. "This gives the Impression that we are crossing a current, a river. It would he-better to say that we are sailing in a sea of difficulties. We have been In this sea for some time and we will continue in this sea... The shore is far away.., By Fire Kills 11 Women LONDON (UPI) — A blaze early Tuesday engulfed a guest house for homeless women run by followers of .., Nobel Prize-Winner Mother Teresh, kiIlIng 11 women, police said. At least one of the ii victims plunged to her death trying to escape the flames at the La Rochelle guest house in northern London, police said. Authorities feared two of the dead were nuns. • .• • 1 _____ 'Nazi' Party Hurts Officers __ ' - - ____ one month's pay in favor of the trial. If convicted they could receive three years in jail for falling to report the singing of Nazi songs and the making of the Nazi salute, both illegal In West Germany. . .• 4 - - . . •' - -. . - .. .., : '.. .•. Ml41s " • • - '•' Bafll3adr To Change Army By United Press International Predent Abolhassan Banl-Sadr has announced plans to reorganize Iran's army In an attempt to further consolida te his power, but his opponents took an early lead in election returns for Iran's parliament. At the same time, the United States retur ns to the InternationalCow'tof JusticeintheHague to press its can against Iran for backing the militants in the holding of 50 American hostages at the occupiedU.S Embassy In Tehran. The hostages are in their 136th day in captivity, BanlSadr's opponents In the Islamic Republican Party took a strong lead In scattered returns in the . ., -. '. •::;(•; :. ., ,. - . - . ..• . ' • • . . 0 4 r. . BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — The siege of the Dominican Embassy by leftist guerrillas is weeks-old today with no end in sight for the 19 • diplomats and 13 others being held hostage, Ransom negotiations were deadlocked and neither the leftists nor the Colombian government appeared to be making an attempt to resume them. WEATHER - , two- dozen tIpmnnctrtn,. them. ' By : Kennel Club bathroom, Longwood poUce say. The body of Richard KIse, 44, of Lyons, N.Y., was discovered at 2:11 p.m. by a patron in the dog track's clubhouse bathroom, police report. Kise apparently died of natural causes while vacationing in Longwood with his wife, police say. • • Sanford Police Honor Howell, 2 Th car and the suspect are still mlssliig, Ile but Ronald's father, George Petro, a 45-year. Did engineer, did not care, "I'm just happy my boy is back. That's th e main thing. That's the only thing," Patro iald. "1 felt completely helpless when I realized the boy was gone. I tried to stop someone so I could follow the car, but no one would stop." • • Police also want to question a boy, believed to be 14, who was left behind in the shopping center parking lot when the suspect sped off without him. Hewasunable to get Into the car because the door was locked. Ronald, who was sitting in the back seAt, said he cou1t,rs,the pair at first because approached from behind the car. • le grabbed my arm so I couldn't roil up the window, and then she reached in and unlocked the front door," he said. Witnesses said Ronald was able to shove the boy away, and the driver took off before he could another door, A tourist from Dayton, Ohio said she sw the pair hitchhiking near the scene of the abduction. The girl, she said, was unkempt. "She looked like she'd been on the roada month," said Ruby F. -'. • - . • 'FLORIDA Longwood Tables Zoning I- IN BRIEF ' Action on a request to LPA Is expected to be sub- establishments and gasoline change the zoning on some mitted to the commission for service stations. Governor's Death Warrants Upset State NAACP Head wall of the NAACP queaUonsftspeed with which Gev Bob rshem signs death warrants for condemned killers. says no purpose is served In delaying a t • death warrant once all legal appeals have been exhausted and the possibility of clemency rejected. "I believe that If you can't give life, you shouldn't takeit,"aaIdFloridaNAACPbeadCi*rlesQerryata meeting between the civil rights group and Graham "It's a terrible thing because it affects blacks than anyone else." more Is not an Issue that doesn't upset every human being," Graham responded. • ' • • Tampa Bay Pilots Drunk? .L • -. • - • .. • • •: • • ' • -. MINOLIMRMORIAL HOSPITAL MARCH li - ______________ - ao,iss'oWs • ___ MURALTO, kftIerinoldAUPI) G. 79, today tar .aifering a heart attack just five days , • -- •-• • - In hndMveVmsqyearmisIdshom,oe lab Magglore mar Laca'm. ---- — -•- • - ----- • • _______ - _____ '.ZlW ' - ---- Ianlord: Carrel W. crocks" Paul I. JaJni 'Mi'mê. a. 'ca'wilOj haze Will Emmil R Terry A. Snow ____ - ;_ 11 , -.!~ , . , ---- - -. i ;:!, I, , - 10 •,h' Geneva / ' • :I0 - : • TT - I . • - Herald PMtos by Tom Vincent Spaulding (above), who is ac knowledged for special service, and members of the Sanford Fire Dr.(left) recelve awards from Nadine Zeigler, executive director of the United Cerebral Palsy drive of central Florida, Accept lug the award for first place among all Central Florida fire departments is Assistant Chief William Galley as (from left) fireman Doug Luce, Paul Keith, George Markos, Jim Benton. Daryl Bailey and liarold Johnson look on. over. Apparently they want to vote for Anderson." Most of the queries about crossover voting came from Chicago and its suburbs. Ryan said Initial tallies showed heavy voter turnout in Chicago and major suburban areas. Michael Lavelle, chairman of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners, predicted a 57 percent voter turnout. "That would be the highest we've had in about 10 years," he said. In Winnebago County, which includes Anderson's hometown of Rockford, Clerk Paul Gill reported crowded Republican booths and calls for more GOP voting booths In usually Democratic precincts. But downstate, turnout generally was normal to light. The Adams County Clerk's office reported voters were "straggling" in and early turnout was light. "Nobody's riled up about anything around here," a spokesman explained. Election officials predicted 2.5 million of the state's 5.7 million eligible voters a recent record would turn out for what pollsters said would be another big victory for the Democratic president and a tough, tight GOP race. The weather was favorable a forecast of sunny skies with - - - temperatures in the 40s in populous northern Illinois and into the 50s elsewhere. Voters in both parties had two ballots to deal with. Each had a preference vote a "beauty contest" and separate ballots for national convention delegates. The Republicans elect 92 district delegates and will select 10 more at-large later at a state convention. Democrats elect 152 delegates by district and will add 27 later based on the outcome TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (UPI) A fight Bill Young came out for George Bush and TWenty state and Democratic Party of the statewide popular vote. Is brewing within the Republican Party Congressman Skip Bafalis campaigned officials, including Gov, Bob Graham Carter went into the primary well ahead of Kennedy 303 to to keep people who did not support for Phil Crane. Only GOP congressman and Lt. Gov. Wayne Mlxson, have 165 in the race for 1,666 delegates needed to win the Ronald Reagan from going to the for Reagan was Richard Kelly who qualified for seven openings for national Democratic nomination. Before Illinois Reagan had 167, national convention In Detroit this figured In the FBI Abscam bribery convention delegate pledged to vote for George Bush 45 and Anderson 13 — with 998 needed for the summer as Reagan delegates. scandal and, according to one top party re-nomination of Carter. GOP nod. Florida RepubUcana gave all blot their source, "nobody wants him U a The special category of delegate The latest statewide public opinion poll, a Chicago Tribune delegate positions to Reagan In the delegate." reserved for elected state officials and sampling taken Friday and Saturday, showed Carter leading March 11 primary. All delegates, regardless of their party bigwigs will be selected by other Kennedy 56 to 23 percent. Reagan had a narrow 36 to 34 percent Democrats split their 100 slots, with personal preference, are committed to Carter delegates at a meeting in Tampa lead over Anderson in a home-state battle, while Bush trailed President Carter getting 76, Sen. Edward support Reagan through at least two April 12. with 12 percent. Kennedy receiving 23 and no preference ballots at the convention. Only four persons, including Rep. Carter had lost six points from a poll one week earlier, but winning 1, "The Reagan people want 100 percent George Sheldon, Tampa, have qualified those flipped to the undecided column, not to Kennedy. Republicans choose their delegates Reagan delegates, not so much for for the two delegate slots in this category Because Illinois does not register voters by party, some said and alternates at meetings around the balloting because we don't expect It to go that go to Kennedy. this signaled a big crossover to the GOP ballot — with state of county chairmen and state beyond two ballots, but for platform and The primary decided which candidates Anderson the likely beneficiary. committeemen and women March 21-24. rules votes that are important to the get how many of the 100 delegates Reagan had overtaken Anderson In the weekend poll, but the The deadline for qualifying to seek one of candidate," a high party source who Florida will send to the Democratic difference remained within the survey's 6 percent margin of the positions is Wednesday. declined to be quoted said. "They want to convention In New York. The actual error. Some of the top elected office-holders know they have loyal delegates they can delegates will be picked at party In the party in Florida did not support count on to support Reagan's position on caucuses and meetings this month and Reagan In the primary. Congressman these Issues." next To MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOMERS. If we can be of any assistance right now, we have two experienced Chrysler. Plymouth mechanics on duty, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Some and price guidelines. Carter plans to cut the 1981 budget by members of Congress are having a Federal Reserve Chairman Paul about $13 billion in an effort to balance It, problem with the budget portion of Volcker was to be on the firing line before but he has not revealed where the cuts President Carter's new anti-Inflation the Senate Banking Committee today. will be made. That list is expected to be program — they don't know what it Is. sent to Congress by the end of the month I 2413 Orlando Dr. — Sanford (1742) — 323.3550 Carter's top economic advisers At hearings before the banking panel after the March 25 New York primary. Monday made their first appearances and the Joint Economic Committee, chief before Congress since the president inflation fighter Alfred Kahn and Council Sen. Adlai Stevenson, 1)411., said, "I announced his package of budget cuts, of Economic Advisers Chairman Charles continue to support the president's efcredit controls, an oil import fee and Schultz came under heavy questioning forts but It's difficult to support cuts VOU expanded monitoring of voluntary wage about the delay In the budget proposals. before you know what they are," - - Reaganites Want Loyal Delegat es - - - ' - Carter Budget Cuts Puzzle Congress HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. P,,iti,. ,V* YCi - OISCHAROUs $nfOfd: Lsmmis Seliarny Waltv A. ioardman L... M. DIUIII4d . H'-fl. Ruby C. Mckenzie 0.1.1. Norton ElitIlNil $CS S$snis J. *I'lVd Oeis L. McCuHeugI, Daytona . I qii L. - W,,,I,. Block people make an "If error, you pay the interest and penalty? I should have come here last year:' ,., Workers Played Cards As III Patients Died ?, LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) — Employees at the Sunrise Hospital "sat around playing cards" while life support equipment attached to critically Ill patients was switched off, an Informed source said. At least two deaths and possibly three occurred after the dials on respiratory equipment were tampered with by someone during the midnight shift, supervised by a nurse nicknamed "Death's Angel" by co-workers, the source said, The Clark County grand Jury was notified Monday to be wepared to begin hearing evidence In the case, possibly by the end Of the week, Officials said. The source said Investigators had located "several eyewitnesses" who they expected to testify before the grand jury, The police Investigation Is being focused on the midnight shift of a small respiratory intensive care unit. Sunrise Hospital, the largest private hospital in the state, h 100 intensive care beds on the second floor of the high-rise medical facility. District Attorney Bob Miller met Monday with Investigators to discuss evidence and to decide whether arrests should be made before the grand Jury convened. Miller said no decision was made and additional conferences were scheduled today. State Attorney General Richard Bryan, who was briefed Monday byMlller, SAW he was interestedlnthe case because lt Involved the conduct ..f persons licensed by the state. ' Police began a secret investigation Into a rash of deaths In a l6bed intensivecare unit at Sunrise Hospltalatt.ra nurse told uttslUes she overheard a bluare conversatIon in the ____ Thelma Pomit. Deiiry Thomas J. Uelt. D.Sarv Robert N. Thomas Vincent DsVlncen*s Jr., Delima .sqI turner Jr. VinCent DeVincom Jr.. Diøma Glenn W. Irwin Jr., Dillona a.mu U. Ferris. 0.Hsns 0.beVai L. W.lW'auer. MaS land Charles Kelar. Deftona James H. EllinSton. Orlando virginia LewILOVIedO R0b1!t 1!*e Mary ,I C. - -;.14 ~ w~ ~~~~ _____ limmas Scott Eiaeliany, __ IOUIM PARE rvivedbyiia, fl, Blthe, Sanford; two noes, gt of1111E,d&,8anlord G4luin Uast -vy, Orlando '--'"' Monday at Seminole d lm N. Añsei, me town Of Muralto Imi year øiadi bIDS $11 Momorlal Ik'çItaL Berm in W Pork; dsught.2 Mrs. hoesrary dtias* In advance of his 10th blr. Prince, W. Va., he $gIg, y1 moved to !Anda Maguiri, Sanford; thdsy. Sanford In iNS from Orlando. sisters, Mrs. Mary Kelly and Ffvann, lbs author of more thell 3011111Cr He was a World War II army Mrs Msms,Ij PIIk , Pulin Qwth, both Of iM veteran Q WI*S. 'i". ON NC. MON. ThIti P11.94 at year p 1Ish.da hook on a lb. Or Fmaral floia is $*TUSYe-i and a a'ttical study of:—=------_--u—, Slamund Fv• I ..,i... üí .iawieusenta, 4.ndUiö)zz4s4è ftycho analyst Fromm Dead - • ,, 3 of- .,. CHICAGO (UPI) Sunny weather prompted a strong early iWo" turnout by voters in today's Illinois primary, with Ronald Reagan and John Anderson locked in a toss-up race and President Carter favored over Sen. Edward Kennedy, The State Board of Election Commissioners reported dozens of calls concerning crossover voting, boosting Anderson's chances in his home state. "A lot of people are calling asking if they can cross over," FIREMEN, CITIZEN said William P. Ryan, general counsel with the State Board of Elections. "It's primarily from Democrats wanting to cross AID PALSY DRIVE I as - HOSPITAL NOTES _____________ AREA DEATH A Marine Board of TAMPA, Fla. (UN) Investigation has heard allegations that harbor pilots that guide ships in and out of Tamp. Bay may sotnetimes be intoxicated and that a small amount of mariJuanawasfound lnthesuskenCoast Guard cutter Blackthorn-Some of the key testimony came from a pAvious witness who said he had lied In earlier hearings. The board Monday resumed hewing testimony concerning the Jan- 28 collJgim of the Blackthorn and the tanker Capricorn at the mouth of Tampa Ray that cost 23 Coast Guardsmen their lives. — _ • I ' - 11144 , I Demos Aid Anderson ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) —The state president IMaIvEACIv ____ - . . - BOSTON (UPI) — A federal court Jury has found Sears, Roebuck and Co., liable for the death of a baby girl who strangled on her own dress. The company was directed to pay her estate $72,000 In damages. The U.S. District Court jury Monday found in favor of Douglas and Donna Ryan, who claimed the tiny white buttons on the back of their daughter Rachel's dress caused her death when they became en tangled In a fishnet-type playpen. DonnaRyanhadtearfuflytestlfledduring theweeklong trial before Judge John J. McNaugbt that she found Rachel entangled in the mesh and dress in their Stockton home in December 1973, The child lingered near death for 21 months, at home and In hospitals, and died in September 1975. ___ _— '— ). United Press International Sears Guilty In Baby Death City Police Clarify Fundraising — i* , 1 " - .',/~ k.. _0 - • If' ---.-,--' 4 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) — A surprise strike by the city's 900 fi refighters left officials and police scrambling today to reopen deserted fire stations and combat a rash of blazes. Within hours of Monday's strike — sparked by the city's ci refusal to rehire 42 union members fired during a work slowdown in December at least eight buildings caught fire. At one, str iking union members stood and watched as an abandoned house burned to the ground Just down the street from the station they were picketing. ' .m., U V: Firefighters Strike property on State Road 434 Its review by mid-may or the Dr. George Starks, who said Vetera n .4 - . I .0I . W A..eZ----a_-I IUIV 4VIUU puiiiieu • . "I , More than 1,000 miles away in Boulder, parade buffs figured the shorter the better. A 25-piece marching band, a green fire truck, two leprechauns, assorted green vehicles, a dog on a horse and an array of motorcyclists marched the 52-foot route between two taverns In hopes of winnlg mention I n the Guineas Book of World Records for brevity. The • parade lasted 6 minutes, 11 seconds. •, 'A•. - - . books. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., who is challenging President Carter for the Democratic presidential nomination in today's Illinois primary, led Monday's parade down State Street. . "Wald 101110le " TOM Now Bob Howell, retiring Sanford Police Officer, holds up plaque given him by fellow officers. His wife, Madalene, looks on. I Politicians for the nation's top offices vied for a chance to lead th is year's annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Chicago, but if they had gone to Boulder, Cob., they might have gotten a shot at the record Stalemate Avoided ____________________ • R .41;" I _ : \4 1 I _I - • -. - Kennedy Joins Parade - Thieves stole eight cases of beer and a few cans of oil early Sunday morning from a Sanford convenience store, police say, The burglars pried open a meta l shack behind the Phillips store, 801 Celery Ave., between midnight and 1:15 B.M. Sunday say police. They took eight cases of beer, eight quarts of oil and two cans of automatic transmission fluid, they say. BODY FOUND AT DOG TRACK The body of a New York man, who apparently died of nattdal causes, was discovered Monday afternoon in a SeminOle at Yeadtle's Shell gas station, he called poli ce immediately, deputies said. I, She mid she had done this kind of before," Ronald calmly told reporters after he was reunited with his family. His mother, father, grandmother and older brother arrived In Daytona Beach Sunday their way to Walt Disney World near Orlando. "I asked her to lot mego, and she said she'd think about It She said, 'I have a pistol and I'll use it," said the boy, who never saw her ST. ALBANS, Vt. (UPI) shouted for help from a window and collapsed. Flags flew at small northwestern Vermont town in a state of office of her home Sunday morning, half-mast today for Janet Smith, 66, the town's shock. A neighbor summoned police, who found Jurva, a handyman who had lived with the first woman mayor who was shot and fatally "I don't even know how to understand it," family for the past two years helping to care Mrs. Smith crawling on the floor. She had been wounded in her home less than week after said City Council President Floyd Handy. for Mrs. Smith's 91-year-old invalid husband, shot once in the abdomen and a second bullet taking office. "You read about this in Boston. Not here in St. was arrested near the house several hours grazed her ear. Authoritiet held the Smith family's Albans." later. handyman, Tauno Jurva, 61, on $25,000 ball "I'm declaring a state of mourning, and "It's still hard to believe," said Rosanna Mrs. Smith underwent three hours of pending the filing of firstdegree murder Guyette, a close friend and a member of the we'll fly the flags at half-mast," Handy said surgery Sunday, in which several vital organs, charges. Jurva pleaded innocent to City Council. "We were very good friends. It's Monday night. including her spleen, were removed. Hospital aggravated assault charges before the mayor really jolted this town, I can tell you that." Authorities said Mrs. Smith and Jurva were officials attributed her death to "massive died Monday night. Mrs. Smith died almost 36 hours after she in the secondfboor office at the time of the abdominal trauma resulting from a gunshot The shooting left the 7,500 residents of the was shot twice by a gunman In a second-floor shooting. She ran to her husband's room, wound." flags traded punches and insults Monday with some BURGLARY and Pine Street in Longiood first of June, he plans to request his office from &I to C-Commercial "I have noldea how long It's property be rezoned 'to s tabled one week by the gofng to take to get them commercial, told cornCity Commission commercial," said Robert mluionerg, "My piece of Monday night when It ap Goll, a landscape architect property is an island. There is peared a vote would result in who Is a annin advisor to commercial zoning on both Sanford police officers recently honored land mine exploded, a stalemate. LPA, "It could take two sides and acx :' Bob Howell, a 28-year veteran of the force the street. After spending four years driving a truck There were only four months or two years." who retired Feb. 28, My office was formerly' a and doing other jobs for the city, Howell commissioners present Appealing the LPA resldenosu were many of the Howell, 62, a lifelong resident of Sanford, Joined the police department as a dispatcher. beca i j igj NATIONAL REPORT: Nearly half a dosen tornadoes C use J.R. decision, Hattaway told the businesses along State Route coinpanled by heavy rains struck the easters, Gulf Coast the retired Feb. 28 from his Job as dispatcher for Before taking that post again, he served as Grant was out of state At. commission, "We don't want 434, but not now only a few department. He received a watch dates, killing on. person and damaging homes 18 plaque for his years of service to the depart- jailer when the city stun had its own Jail, tending his wife's family tOwaltformontbgandmontl* stlflbelngfivedin. Idon't see Alabama and Georgia. Officials said the twisters damaged ment he has seen double In size since he worked in the department darkroom and as a reunion, until this change happens. We why you don't make the houses in Morgan City, La., Brockton, Ala., and Cuthbert, Ga.' complaint clerk. Realtor Mike' Hattaway have no plans to hurt the city. property from Grant Street 10 it In lISt DCaluornia ,Department of 1flSPOttM1Ofl "We worked together for 28 years. Bob was appeared before the coin We Just want to use our County Road 42? all cornHe says he plans on doing some fishing and ;Ømoving the estimated 100,000 cubic yards of earth that fell possibly some traveling. "I enjoyed my job, I a good loyal employee," said Sanford Police mission representing himself Property the way other people mercial," U.S. HIghway 101 durIng the weekend because of heavy miss the thing, but it was time for me to get Chief Bon Butler, adding he will be missed. and his father Jil "Hat" can use thslr's." Us the new Ing c, sin. But continuing precipitation slowed the clean-up efforts out," he said. Hattaway pointed out B-1 according Other officers said Howell had done a fine Job Hattaway and several other Ciy to sd raised fears of a renewed mwk)&d.. owners seekini the zoning is too reafrve for Mbnlnlstrator David CFISC Howell began working for the city In 1941. over the years, and they could not think of AREA READINGS 9 a.4: temperature: 73; overnight He had returned from World War II missing a anything to say about him which was not zoning 'tange. They Included practical use and with there will be three types pf ow: IS; yesterday's NO: 11; barometric prere: 30.14; Dorothy NiCholas, John Z" Conunercial zoning a ar foot and part of one leg, lost In France when a good. ll ound Commercial zoning. c-i elative humidity: 91 percent; winds: south at 17 m.p.h. and Dr. George Edwards. them, the property owners be equlvalenttothe present B. WEDNEWAY UD: DAYTONA BEAUI: highs, 1:41 Several other property can't live with it, m, city i; C.2, , 10:17 p.m.; lows, 3:28 am. 3:11 p.m.; PM owonstateitoauare co"¼ners said t of and Cl service stations dd *NAVAL highs, 1;41 am., 10:11 p.m.; l*s, 3:11 , scheduled to come before the the property had beau drtve4ne. 1 :30 p.m.; IAYPOIT: hIgh., 3:03 am., 3:14 p.m.; lows, 1:05 Paid solicitors from the Orange County PBA fundraisers not to say the money will go Lod Planning Agency on de$r.4.d Si rather than Hattaway said ii prope4y .m., 9:41 p.m. Police Benevolent Association (PBA) are not to anyone in Seminole, he added. March 26 to request a commercial to ait down on ow ner. in an plan to petItIn BOATING FORECAST: .j being too benevolent towards Sanford police, , rezonlog to commercial. traffic On Stat. Route 434, but the city for r'sonlng havhg A spokesman f or the Orange County PBA lISes; S'naI craft should ezsrciee caution- Winds Southerly local officers say LPA had recommended the Hattway said hss*a, èvg come to the conclusion that I I toX knots morning uu to northerly Phone solictors are calling residents of would say only his organization Is rLthg coinmhon deny the r.i.d dares and funeral homes 1 is not the hi part gh est and I,$ Of di afternoon and south part during the night W Seminole County, selling tickets to the Orange money through j*aofle sales tickets Under for commercial zoning by (imoi .the '' ') for their property. he registered nem. Of "Central Florida County or "Central Florida" pdllcema&i bail, t Hattaway and the others untlj, generate a high amount of r Bo ditmbtg money raised will help officers in tlbn-" Hi the city zoniJ cods goes Into trsc. • F LO i o declined to comment on the charge eet.t. me city zoning code AREA FORECAST: Mostly cloudy with a few thim. both counties, Sanford police Specifically banned phone solIcitors were IeWI( deruterms likely today bSCOInIJ partly cloudy tonight and But the money only benefits Officers In hsth( IflPNSd by lbS lbs 1 fl4L*li are è1ve.1j Widosadsy. I*)0si17 mid 10Moir 7. Law tonight In the Orange County, said Sanford LI. Mike S"hIf residents their donations would go to I. Winds south to southwest 11 to 28 mph, gusty mar tbwi. Rotundo. lids activity has gone on for many 'Iscal J LSUWSI4IN( STATE. JJ bec-'b _________________________________________ The SaOfoid ps* ii not doing later today, Rain__ prohohiuty yeses, despite annual calls from the in. __ 11 percent t7 dipendsnt8anfordPBAasklngOr.ngecosinty fimdrailng at this time, Rotundo said. _________ OAIIAWN • BECKLEY, W.Va. (UPI) To a lot of folks In Ra leigh Cou nty it seemed bad enough the Communist demonstrators were there at all. Worse still were their red flags. But then they taunted Old Glory, the matrons could stand no more. They waded in, umbrellas flying. They were joined by old men throwing punches and young ones grabbing red flags from the badly out. numbered demonstrators. CONVENIENCE STORY -P election to the 270ciember parliament,00 MAJUL Embassy Siege Unchanged - Robinson to lie on the floor, After firing a shotgun blast, Fort ordered his wife to gather any clothing she had and come back with him to their home in Oviedo, where deputies arrested him less than an hour later. ford Monday afternoon. Ronald Petro of North Bay, Ontario, was released unharmed at the intersection of Interstate 4 and State Road 46, at noon Monday about 45 minutes after he was kid. napped by a teen-age woman who jumped Into his family's 1976 gold Mercury Marquis, parked at a Daytona Beach K-mart, while his family shopped, deputies said, Deputies said Ronald Ignored the woman's talk about a gun she had and the murder she said she committed back in Ohio as the girl drove. Ronald kept Insisting she release Mid When *. let Mm out of the 'car - ;. The Jones brothers turned themselves a Seminole courthouse guard a few hours after the 1 p.m. shooting. Both were treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for cuts suffered in the fight, deputies say. While David Jone3 was freed without charges, his brother has been held wi thout bail pending this trial. Seminole County deputies continue their search for the abductor of an Ontario 12-year. old, released unharmed just outside of San- • - Raleigh Flag-Wavers Fight Communist Demonstrators Abducted Boy Safe, K'iodnap per ,At La rge - - • • MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) - Two officers of Germany's most prestigious military school have gone on trial, charged with failing to report a macabre, Nazi-like party in which two cadets celebrated a colleague's engagement with cries of"sleg Heil" and a symbolic burning of Jews. The state Monday also charged the two officers, of Col. Edgar Muenx, 47, and Maj. Hans Joachim Stabenau, 40, failed to discipline the military cadets for the rowdy engagement party at the army school at Neubiberg, just outside Munich. The officers, who were instructors at the school, have refused a state prosecu tion offer of fines equaling • .- In India. Initial reports were sketchy, but there were reports that up to 20 people were Injured. ___. ----.• DAVID M. RAZLER The home was run by nuns said to be followers of Teresa of Calcutta, the "saint of the gutters," who won t he Nobel Peace Prize last year for her work IN BRIEF H'' It=AndoRun Driver A Clinton, Mass, pedestrian was killed In a hit-and-run ac. cident on Bear Lake Road, Just inside the Seminole County line, Monday night, highway patrolmen said. Steven B. Broderick, 19, of Clinton, Mass., died at 7:46 p.m., a quarter-mile north of the Orange-Seminole county line, as he walked south in the southbound lane of Bear Lake Road, patrolmen repor t. They have no information on the vehicle which hit him, then Alexander Henry Fort of 41 Taylor St., Oviedo, was jailed sped off, they say. Saturday night on charges of aggrava ted assault and use of a Broderick's body was discovered by Seminole deputies, firearm while committing a felony, by deputies who gave the called to the scene by local residents who heard the sound of following account of the Incident: screeching tires. Fort's wife, Annie, who had left him a week earlier, was at ARRES7f ON ASSAULT CHARGES the Goldenrod home of Gloria Graham, with Johnny Robinson, An Oviedo man is charged with assaulting his estranged wife address unknown, at 10:40 p.m. and her 'friends with a shotgun and revolver, following a the home armed with a pistol Saturday, when Fort burst into and shotgun. Saturday incident which began at a Goldenrod home, deputies Fort fired a pistol shot Into the ceiling, while Graham and report. her two children ran from the home. Fort then ordered - ' No testimony about the nature of the fight wasintroducedbyeitherside,despltedefense claims it would show Jones was attempting to who had, according to scare of ,Cater,I_2_ cuuen, piciea up ius Clielil, HeIU rum Upside down and slammed his head Into the floe before the shooting began. • Herald Staff Writer - - • NAT10N ----- By Tuesday, Mar. ii, 1I0-3A Town Residents Shocked At Slaying Of Woman Mayor Richardson fell dead. bullet entered Richar dson's body, tearing through his lungs and lqer.ting his aor ta. The second witness w Leonard Sutton, who told th e court he was sitting with Richardson moments before he was shot. Sutton told the court Jones had none to the door of the bar after a fight, which deputies say involved him, his brother David Jones thuse insid.. and Howard Carter, all of Sanford. The jury today was to hear closing As Jones reached t he door, he produced a arguments and instructions from Circuit gun, said Sutton. Judge VoIle Williams. At the sound of the first shot, Richardson During the short trial, Errickson called got up from his chair and headed for the aisle, only two witnesses. First was Seminole said Sutton. Medical Examiner G.V. Garay, who But before he could get anywhere near the described the angle a nd direction in which the door, two more shots were fired, and Pedestr*icin K"illed - - the shot that killed LeRoy Richardson, 33, of 2 00 W. 16th St., Sanford, on Jan. 20. But Assistant State's Attorney Ralph Errickson told the jury he believed the evidence would prove Jones guilty of seconddegree murder, that while he did not intend to shoot Richardson, he fired three shots in the Deluxe Bar without regard for the safety of By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer The jury was expected to begin deliberations today In the murder trial of Willie Lee Jones of Sanford. The defense reste d Monday af te rnoon without calling a single witness on behalf of Jones, charged with killing a bystander by firing shots into a Goldsboto bar in January. In his opening arguments Monday morning, de fense attorney Russell H. Cullen Jr., of the Public Defender's Office told the fourwoman, two-man jury that evidence would show Jones of 120 Drew Ave., Sanford, was attempting to scare away a man who was atta cking him and his brother when he fired WORLD 0. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. cafeteria. 51w heard two employees predict that a specific patient would fail victim to "Death's Angel" that night The police informant said she later learned the patient died on the, predicted day. She also said she was told some employees In the intensive care unit bet on the given time a patient would die. - - • Morn ...Ito it time ormy chick-up yet ? 1 . .) . D.D.. Is Pleased To Announce the Opening Of His Office For the Practice Of - 1W FAMILY DENTISTRY Monday thru Saturday and Evenings by Appointment DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 • 549 W. LAKE.MARY BLVD. 323.2301 -. - FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEANsUP The Sanford Public Works Departmint will be conducting a City Wide Clean-up beginnIng April 1, through May 1, 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 placid the normal pick up point. Phase place debri char of trees, fences Was and overhear wires. Call Public Works Department, 322-311, 231 Monday through Friday 1:30 A M. to 5:00 PM at ext. . %_%- 00 I)o 6 a M -%, qm=:r- S, If we should make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only the tax. Block pays any penalty and interest. 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By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, 'Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. :It' s Months, $4.75; 6 M,io nnesota NEW A Virginia For NIT ajf7gF&Ot,C ...- YORK UPI berth in Wednesday night's Man center, 7-foot-I Ralph iiwets the Runnin' Rebels in a the game into overtime. but starts one senior, three : Freshman center Breuer, an National Invitation Tour. Sampson, scored 26 points and preliminary gaine for third Rob Judson's long juniper sophoinorps and a freshinan, Harvest Of And - - obscure 7-foot-2 reserve who nament final, grabbed 15 rebounds to power place. in the nuinaged 35-35 halftime tie bounced off the averaged only 16 minutes per But In the championship the Cavaliers to a 90-71 Darryl Mitchell's two free final seconds. before Sampson and Jeff game in the regular season, game, Breuer will be forced to triumph over youthful throws with 14 seconds I liinp began working the "A lot of people said scored a game-high 24 points do something he hasn't done Nevada-Las Vegas in the remaining snapped a 63-63 tic couldn't compete with Big Hunnin' Rebels over from Monday night to lead Mm- all season look up to his nightcap. The Cavaliers will and lifted Minnesota past Ten players," said Breuer, inside and outside. nesota to a 65-63 victory over opponent, meet Minnesota at Madison Illinois. The Fighting Illini who ran off 13 straight points Sampson, who played an ;Big Ten rival Illinois and a Virginia's towering fresh.. Square Garden after Illinois had one last chance to send for the Golden Gophers at one indifferent first half, came out point of the second half. "I've firing in the second half. He finally developed a lot of hit a jumper, a layup, a hook confidence in myself and I can and added a free throw in four (eel a steady improvement. minutes to help Virginia to a By United Press International My teammates believe in 44-39 lead. Lamp, whose Officials Lee Jones and Dick Bavetta hit Lucas with two Larry Bird is the NBA's Rookie of the Year there doesn't technicals within eight seconds in the second quarter, leading [lie." jumpers ruined the Runnin' seem to be much question abou t that. But the Boston rookie to his ejection and upsetting the easily upsettable Loughery. Despite not hitting a field Rebels' plan to collapse on also is starting to gather support for the league's Most who also drew a technical. goal over the final 10:57 of the Sampson, scored 19 of his Valuable Player Award. game, the Golden Gophers game-high 39 points in the "They gave Boston eight straight points in the second period New Jçrsey Coach Kevin Lo ughery Monday night became with a couple of bad calls, two technicals on Lucas and a pulled it out with a St. second half. the latest oppos ing coach to sing the praises of the Indiana technical on me," Loughery said. "You cannot give Boston Patrick's Day parade to the "The biggest difference in State first-year man, foul line. Minnesota's final 15 Ralph is that he's so much anything and hope to make a game of it." "It's either Larry Bird or Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdulpoints came at the free throw more consistent now," said Backup center Rick Robey played 23 minutes and scored 20 Jabbar) or Dr. J. (Julius Erving) for the MV? Award," points, while starter Dave Cowens grabbed a game-high 16 line and Breuer finished the Lamp. game 8-for-II from the line. Loughery said after Bird scored 29 points to carry the Celtics rebounds, With the game out of hand in the fourth quarter, the Nevada-Las Vegas freshto a 117-92 rout of the Ne ts. Eddie Johnson and Mark Cel tics' entertai ni ng display of ballhandling - led by Bird and Bird has played 74 games in the NBA, scoring 1,600 points the substitutes - seemingly had the sellout crowd of 8,714 Smith, a pair of gifted for- iiin forward Sidney Green, wards, rebounded from New York City's High School (21,6 average), grabbing 766 rebounds (he had 11 Monday cheering for Boston. night) and dishing off 335 assists. He rebounds like a power dismal first halves to spark a Player of the Year last "I did notice the crowd," admitted Bird. "It sounded almost forward and handles the ball like a guard, second-half Illinois rally, season, suffer ed through a like Hartford where they really root for us but I don't try to frust rati ng night in front of Bird's passing and ballhandling are what really amazes play for the crowd on the road, because if I did that the coach wiuch erased a 35-28 deuicit. Fitch. Johnson shot only 6-for-19 his hometown fans, scoring would be nch me. "Bird is even better than Bob Cousy, and he's 8 inches from the field but scored 10 of only 12 points. "I believe e do try harder on the road. The road is the j\ If C '. l ,Hct;...ie.. I. e....... iiV,uui uv acan in containing OUVIVL .. __. ex- pansion after three years of neglect. France has openly snubbed him and Chancellor Helmut Schmidt made it clear during his visit to Washington that West Germany will provide little more than ringing statements of support. This is tragic because the fate of Europe can as readily be decided by control of the oil in the Persian Gulf as by an attack across the Elbe. This, however, is part of the price to be paid for years of American neglect of its leadership role in the defense of ________________________________________ 1 ~*% Is - low-key treatment of Soviet aggression in Afghanistan. Mr. Carter's statement acknowledging that West Germany will pursue a policy based upon its own sensitive relationships with the Soviet bloc an outlook rendered in. creasingly Independent by enormous economic power. This does not foreshadow a lessening of Gernany's dedication to the containment of R ussian expansionism in Europe and the maintenance of a balanced military deterrent In the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. But the Germans will pursue their commitment In their own way and Mr. Carter is on notice that Schmidt will not automatically go along In the Persian Gulf or elsewhere. He made that clear in avoiding a firm undertaking to boycott the Moscow Olympics Germany may yet do so or to stiffen economic sanctions against the Soviet Union. And he made It very clear that he regards a settlement of the Palestine question as the most pressing element of U.S. efforts to stabilize the Middle East. Th is attitude, which, like that of France, seems woefully shortsighted from this side of the Atlantic, is based upon West Germany's growing dependence upon trade with the East Bloc and her ex posed position on the front line of NATO. S%-~,_:_ -_ . . A LEXINGTON, S.C. (NEA)- Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., is a living legend here, undefeated in every statewide election f entered for more than three decades. Lee Atwater is a college student who never has run for office. The 77-year-old Thurmond Is one of the shrewdest, most powerful politicians in the South. He was governor of South Carolina before Atwater was born, then moved to senate when Atwater, now 28, was still in diapers. But in the recent South Carolina Republican presidential primary, Atwater delivered a resounding victory for his candidate while Thurmond's candidate was 4efeated and therein lies a tale of how modern elections are won and lost. I - I .• - . LIGHTER SIDE Shrimp - - tobeagoodailywhereitwlil notcompromisethe nonexistent. As can attest from my German Ostpolitik. Germany last year provided The failure of the Thurmond-Connally anyone who attends a diplomatic reception, credits of $200 million to the sagging Turkish effort also provides evidence of the nationor am other cocktail party for that economy and this year will offer $350 million wide shift in political power away matter, is likely to become the hostage of pore. Bonn has developed strong ties with Iraq small towns and to the urban wen--even In bores around the buffet table, ;and other Islamic states where a significant U.S. sta tes like South Carolina that not long ago Had the Colombian terrorists grabbed their is. precluded by links with the Shah of were Predominately njtaj. Much of Th urmond's streng th li es In the prisoners by the lapels, rather than bran. And in Nicaragua, Germany has provIded sparsely populated counties of the state, but dishing ixciiine , i $30 million in aid and a group of technical advisers the voters Increasingly are gravitating freeloader would have suspected anything to counter the influence of the Cubans. toward Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, was amiss. Germany's strong compulsion to trim policy to Spartanburg and other metropolitan areas. Freeloaders, fortunately, are a hardy lot. "fit the political and economic considerations Is This town, for example, once was a sleepy Better, probably, than any of the diplomats In 'imderstandable, although flawed by tunnel vision county not. Now, however, it bouts a sled Bogota the freeloader was prepared to six-story county office building and Is withstand the rigors of forcible detention. it's that sees the Russian menace in only one direc. new becoming a bedroom community for these p.r'Jy a matter of evolution, - 7001 who commute to Columbia, less than 15 over years of exposure to social fuj)ctjon Schmidt's recent visit should leave in miles to the seat, bores. freeloaders have developed natural NY' s WORLD - - ______ - - 9 11 - - ' f I . '- f - - I I - - - I S . L 1i -- ON A . sowads - is . ' - . S as - - - S - - - . - .- - e ea ii y eateuiften have opoftsd a IM qben'Aia(soiPUt --w AiV ftlMUskladef gets a. 'Mg-'i ivory pge. E.rn ueps r pnI-I1 three days." of Pimia d A am Of '1p Secret Unra" NW m. Ms,IdsIsaikobeii*comsctedtoQeatiaos a, - • - Sciallogs by Us a.* ii,"cubs 4%9;;~t - (ei' (1411.4 $ - lad Cuba lua new replaced Red China n theCuba, whore Fide Castro has been target of our seowid 1 iMeealvs In. n sir bees: telhigence efforts second osdy to Intelligence Agency A 1PZO D* union. From the stab, Of "iew priority at COW a • "the Msiet.ndedlaiand$mlhs.oI d.aeki,,4of Backfire nuekarbombeislito Us Florida cout hen rises In Us In'eUlp.os is Buawsys it the ClanfisSOs community's estimation as an area worthy of 'IIisj''ad to 1* (set contintritid and n'S suvSIfl5S. Usdistw,,rpiIred for UsBackfIN-lDd Us rabbit moves ea Ibetphacs. we know two airfields in about It." So a Cuatral Inleulgssc. Agency id haft go SOVISI 1g5110 estee dsicillsd Us now 80 CubS $0 s• soviet Baw could sclat Dele Van t virtually any tagst In Us United 5tM.i. hi hibe IbilS, IL'i Ml I Ithell IsIched: The ss$0*t that have bees cow bsiubei raids We agai di m ittid $0 epylug is Ode sines he t Soviet the brigade Sans em tabs des' pktufls dl v'--'g over the ft* Pile) lad cm east 14er4 from III miles up La Us (ge1 Wdulph" so do* is__ $0 __ __ : ItT. 6011M r"V* be PlN OS ___il d1pow RIM - . Tray's Edge maintain their two-game lead over Philadelphia in the Atlantic Division. ";*~ . aids power plant the Cubans are lkhlng with Soviet help In the Qeofuegos area. And these experts note that there hav, been "110 In-titi that Havana has plane for nuclear 0s." On the odw I, ome inkilipow expr.. contern that the CIA may be toueathe ew that Sovlet.sposaor.d nuclear technology for military pmu. The asud '4e'llgence reports show that s , - a- __ cosnnsmicsuoen ,quira,nt in S c.in recent !'j. ''' Soceir incy aid the --1 '' - , omi ts lI..q The major league baseball PoLoroba for a passed ball. at Dunedin, Philadelphia downed California, fflo e irves as a co rcations ___ ts r ' ' letelligeics operations throughout the Weat,qu Ikcqjpplure." The InisUlgenee reports indicate that the - to two University of ___ iami ' ww7 4311Sd en __ -: With its Latin com paW off,Mis Ia-depth research boondoggle on the chill.. )'5U40114 prsjsct will led. sb4rOftbe"evoltstlonaryldoty"ef the chill popper; sad to add a Mule epics to the gra, o th jfl travel to Bolivia a'i " )'' roots. I. -/ - - . 11 .. 11, - S S I. / ' C'/C h ,roe - •. +'/' IC8'0' 77Zi -- c'f_ /97 / 8E771R "7,9/f S ' • - #I r1l • S et o11 111A - - .. -.-.,.XX ..... S . 7'o'Il',V4,1MW "Sanipson's unstoppable," - .. .::% rl.- ,lS Iirg .. II. S .::::.:: l'I and Smith scored 13 of his said Green shaking his head. teamn4iigh 16 points after "Once he gets the ball down interumission. low, you almost have to break Nevada-Las Vegas, which his legs to handle him." X. :::•-Y - 4'64'E r,, eco,rp pce Zt9. " e%'farcello Tosses Hounds DePaul's Meyer Past Buccaneers 6.1 By BENTON WOOD Herald Sports Writer . I mui Pitcher Rick Marcello hurled his Greyhounds to , an impressive 6.1 Five Star Conference baseball victory over Daytona Beach Mainland Monday afternoon. at tournament, wws the overwhelming choice for UPI's Coach ... ii S I I . S I I • IV I S Pro Basketball tL 6D'sDarlena 340 0(1.4)13.40: P(4.1) 43.30; 1(414)111.40 Filth race 5-16,0: 31:23 S Obliterated 10.20 6.60 3.10 2 Flawless Flight 7.20 6.00 7 Bag Boy 3.10 0(2-3) 42.00: p(5.7) 110.10:1 27) 401.00 Sixth race-S-1 A: 31:12 S Boston Mandy 360 2.40 2.40 NBA Standings Sy United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L. Pct. GB Boston 56 18 .757 54 20 .730 2 Phila 37 30 .493 19", New York 34 39 lU 21½ Wthngtn I Texas Effie 13.20 9.00 New Jerzy 32 44 .421 25 7 Billy Bob Buck 3.40 Central Division 0 (14) 31.40: P ($- 1) $4.30: T (3. W L Pct. GB 1.7) 37400 46 71 An Atlanta $eventh race -S.16,C: 3140 36 31 .416 10 San Anton 47.60 47.40 12.40 I Lisa Coll 36 39 .110 10" Houston 6M8natee Bandit 7.00 1.60 34 41 .453 12½ Indiana 3 Lightly 3.20 Clevelnd 37 43 .421 I0' 0(4.5)136.40: P (84) 316.40:1 16 59 .213 30½ Detroit (543) 1124.40 Western Conference Elghffirace- S.I6,B: 3))5 Midwest Division SUpclose 10.00 3.20 3.10 W I. Pct. GB l Manatee Critter 1.10 3.60 44 31 .581 Miiwauke o Lake Dash 7.50 43 31 .581 Kan City Q (1-5) 14.10; P (14) 15.00; 1 13. '. Denver 7$ 47 .373 16 14) 26 4 .351 171/, ChIcago Ninth race -S-1LS: 3)31 22 52 .291 21½ Utah lGIftid Flash 19.40 0.40 3.40 Pacific Division lManateePacky 9.10 3.50 W I. Pct. GB 3Road Two 3.20 Ann i 51 21 .720 IA ,i, .gg.,t y ,g. dl SAM -. -. •.•• 51 23 .659 2½ Seattle 7.3) 34.S II 26 .649 5½ Phoenix Tenth race -S-tO, A: 31:31 35 41 .461 19½ 3 Persuade Me San Diego 52.50 140 7.00 33 41 .446 20½ OSwingingJim Portland 2.00 2.60 23 52 .301 31 Golden St. 2ManasolaGator 4.40 Monday's Games 0(34)23.00: P (3-4) 156.0I,T (3 Boston 117, New Jersey 92 Ptlia 123, Detroit 109 Ilevenffi race -I-iL 0:31:11 Tuesday's Games 29.60 4.50 5.00 4. Drusilla Indiana vs. Boston 11's Penny Sue 410 360 at Hartford 4Mi11 Miss LIzzie 0.00 Atlanta at New York Qu'4331.Is,O.1114.,14.i. N Cleveland at Detroit 4)1171.40 Wash at San Antonio Twelfffi race -3-&D: 391*3 Utah at Denver 7 Maxine F. 21.00 Sb 3.40 Phoenix at Kansas City 2Jean Nate 440 3 40 - ••. - Milwaukee at Portland Chicago at San Diego Wednesday's Games San Antonio at Phlta Washington at Atlanta New York at Houston New Jersey at Indiana Chicago at Utah Portland at Golden St. Los Angeles at Phoenix Milwaukee at Seattle Chicago 3 7 2 1 1 1 Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York San Diego 3 2 3 2 2 3 3 .500 .500 .100 333 .333 .250 .250 Branch. Cubs 4, Indiana 2 ChIcago Cleveland 02) 100 000-4 ii 0 000 000 200-3 S 0 - - -- 1 NOSY SLant Hurrah :4.20 - - - - _•••__ __••• ............ New - Rhode Island 10, Rutgers 2 Rhode Island IC 10, North Central (III.) 7 Mansfield State (Pa.) S. Drexel 3 Rhode Island S. Rhode Island JC 1 Lincoln Memorial IS, North Central 0 GAMES Tennessee Wesleyan at Flagler, 2 p.m. Austin Peay at U. of Central Florida, 3:15 p.m. Western Kentucky at Florida, 7:30 P.M. Cornell at Stetson, 7:30 p.m. Rollins Baseball Week Cincinnati vs. Cornell, '°°1 Rollins vs. Clemson, 3:30 p.m. Florida Baseball School Mansfield State vs. Bloomfield, 10:30 am. Drexel vs. Milligan, 10:30 a.m. Rutgers vs . Rhod e Island JC, 10:30 am. Montgomery CC vs. North Central, 10:30 a-rnMilligan vs. Montgomery CC, 1:30 p.m. Staten Island vs. Millersville, 1:30 p.m. Lincoln Memorial VS. Rhode jIund. 1:10 om. Adeiphl vs.lona, 1:30 p.m. Adelphl vs. Staten Island, 3:30 p.m. Valencia IS, Campbellsville 4 __________________________ - - - - 000 100 401-4 I 2 Rollins netto (9) and Esslen; Barr, I 5.20 Q(7.$)3430; p(74)IIS.1Il (l' 4.40 Poppy Sea" Q(Io)$2.IO,P(14)17.611T(1 AN P. Neliro. Bradford (SI, Hava CalifornIa (7) and Pocoroba. Benedict (1), 12 Seattle Foredi,Wililanss(1),Roberge(6), La(9IandAshby.W-HamIa, 2 I ,.k6 L - Nobelge HRs Milwsvkle P. Niekro. 1 .100 Toronto aManineril 0 I AN ________________ TexaS NATIONAL LIAGUS *040010-490 Siattle S 0 1.500 SasPra.. $0010x-260 LosAngifel 3 1 .710 Philadelphia kanch• Stein (S) and Narnon; 4 7 .467 Montreal 64) 7$40 pageIce_$4L0:3lsIb 4.40 4.00 210 SanFraicl$cs "4$iyHtish 4.10 3.20 Atlanta 1 Tally Allie ' - - 1 7 .467 MmWefusce, Blue (S). Lavelle () 600 and May. Vs - Montefusc. L 32 . 100 000 0-I 5 4 400 IlOx-4 Mainland Lyman Walker and Trambour; Marcello and Marshall; Hitters 0. L'. 11 . $995 A...l..i..,, Records: Mainland26;L;rnanlo Apopka6.DeLandl ri 000 10) 0-2 2 3 DeLand E L ON 1.*1 JN1 0 M ICSNPSMS!eslASPuTon) _.iiPih1th1r C, 0 - Highway ' tawm race -S.ILM: 31:00 10.00 3-ID 3.60 IlobbyHays 1.10 .310 sarney High school Monday's results Lyman 6, Mainland I 6, Cornell 0 - - I 2 Today's games Campbellsville at Indian River (2), 2p.m. St. Johns River at Seminole, 3 p.m. Cedarville College at Valencia, 3 p.m. Brevard at Manatee, 3 p.m. - - 80 Drake, Est (7), Smith (5), CohI (7) and Smith, Erving (6); Navarro, Fawbush (7). Reggie (8) and Bunnell, MacGeorge (8); Hitters- Campbellsville: Bennett 22 Valencia- Worth 7-7, HR; Fontane; 23; 38, HR; Parrish 23; Records: Campbellsville 0-7, Valencia 3110. . Bas•baIl 4.30 200 on oio 000-4 • 430 322 20x-S 4 4 Junior college - 6.30 4.00 C'bellsville Valencia - - Flnstrace-S-1&Cli.C* 9.80 310 3.00 OTa 5.00 340 318111 Rocky Day .50 4 aunsen 4) 15.. 19.05:1(4.30(34) kcsisd race _34D*iC) UPrldeO'Tish -. Rollins 100 010031-6 II 0 (3), Schrom (5). Ferris Crnell ___ 000 000 000- 0 3 2 Burns, Kobel (4), Orosco (7), Dorsey Thir?onaffi race -5.16,$: *14 (7), Boone (9) and Jones. W 7 Wright Arch 430 Reardon (7), Glynn (I) and Kingman, L - Dorsey. HRs McDonald (struck out nine) and Hodges, Trevino ($); Lee. iWnight Been lag Oakland, Edwards, Hen derton . Flynn; Myers, Rooney IS) and Bahnsen (S) Sosa (I) and Carter, 4WrightCharIOOk Fabian. Hitters: Rollins- Piggott Reyalsl,Redi3 Attendauce 3,49; Handle Ramos(S).W-Sosa. L-Glynn. 3-5; Schefstad 2.5, 2 2B, 2 RBl; HRs Montreal, Dawson. New Kansas 3481M. Sherlock 1-3, HR. 3RBI.Records: 000300032-1)10 York, BolsclaIr. Rollins 13-6 (1-0); Cornell 3.3 (01). 000 001 051- 2 7 2 Cincinnati Ph11s9,RedSox3 FLORIDA BASEBALL SCHOOL Gale, CveIkik (S) Rodigue: (7) At Sanford Memorial Stadium PhIladalIsla 020 100 1359 10 2 McGilberry (9) 'and Gaudet; Drexel It, Staten Island 1 01111 NI--s 11 0 Quirk; B.nsnyl, Tones (S), Combo Adeiphi ID, Mansfield State (Pa) 2 Sisbsa MAJOR LIAGUIS (7). Tomlin (I) (9) and Millersville (Pa.) 5. Milligan 0 SPRING SCHIDULI Ruthvw, Holes (1), Weight (6), Bench, Christman, Hume W Gale, L Bloomfield 4, Iona 3 Eastwick (7), Saucier (8) and AMERICAN LEAGUE enyl Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 10, W L Pd.. Moreland: Torn:, Remmerswaal Yankees O,Ra,.n 1 Montgomery (Pa.) 3 4 1 .100 (5). McWhortei' (I). Burgmeler Oakland Kansas City 6 2 .710 (9) and Montgomery, D. Schmidt Ruthven. I. Tonej. S 2 311 (43, W Chicago Braves I, Aslres 2 4 7 .467 Baltimore 3 2 .100 Cleveland N)*)$-i $45 4 3.171 Atlanta Mkmaso$a 111400100-2 10 $1115110 4 3 NOW York - AtSutfenl-OnsamiS Mend.! ilfeht 15*15 . Johnson, Ellis (4), Darwin (7) - - - Texas 000 000 100-i 6 0 NY Yankees 200 100 I2x-4 14 I _______________________________ and Sundberg, Roberts (7), St. Lou is McGlothen, Carrithers (6), Mahlborg (8); Tiant, Underwood Houston 1 Churchill (I). Earley (9) and () Figueroa (7), Gossage (9) and Today's Games Tiant. L Johnson, Blackwelt, Hayes (6), Barker, Gulden. W Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, Texas, Sisk. Wilkins (5), Gollins (I), Monge g) HRs 1:30 P.M. and Alexander, Norrid (8). W Orioles $2, White SoxZ Chicago (A) vs. New York (A) at McGiothen, L Barker. Chicago 020 000 000- 2 10 2 Fort Lauderdale, 1:30 p.m. Tigers 11, Pirates 10 Baltimore 00043S 00 x-12 151 MInnesota vs. Boston at Winter Haven, 1:30 p.m. Gu:man, Hoffman (5), Hickey Detroit 221 010 I4.11 15 2 Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City at piflsbu,ga 000 071 011-10 IS I (5), Atkinson (7), Scarbery (I) and Fort Myers, 1:30p.m. Colbern, Seilheiner (I); St. Louis vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Morris. Schatzeder (5) Tobik McGregor, Ford (5), T. Martinez 1:30 P.M. (7). Martin (I) and Putman, (I) and Dempsey. Rayford (6) W Detroit vs. Houston at Cocoa, Blyleven, Rooker (3), D. Robinson - McGregor. L Guzman. HR (5), Hassler (7), Long (9) and Ott. Baltimore, Murray. 1:30 P.M. Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati at W Martin. L Long, HRs COLLEGE Tampa, 1;30 p.m. Detroit, Green (1). Brookens (7), MONDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia vs. Montreal at Putman (1), Pittsburgh, Garner Stetson 4, Kentucky 3 Daytona Beach, 1:30 p.m. (I). Kentucky 1010 000- 3 4 Cleveland vs. Chicago (N) at Dodgers 4, Cardinals 7 Stetson 000000027-4 60 Tuscon, An:., 3 p.m. Pockstein, Parrott (9) and Milwaukee vs. San Diego at Los Angeles 001 000 000 2-4 13 1 St. Louis 000007 000 0-2 9 3 Vogel; Hamilton and Zaleski; Yuma, An:., 3 p.m. Hitters Kentucky Leopold 23; San Francisco vs. Seattle at Sutclilfe, Beckwith (5), Power Stetson; Rowdon 2-3; Records: Tempe, Arli., 3 p.m. Stetson 11 .4. Kentucky 6S. Oakland vs. California at Palm (1), Howe (I), HarrIson (10) and Yeager, Sciosacia (5), Fulgham, FSU 2, No. Kentucky 0 Sz,rIni,. Calif. A n,, Thomas (4). Urrea (6) Schultz () N.Ken. 00000-0 7 1 Cincinnati vs. York (N) at and Simmons. Wisher. HRs, St. Fla. St. 011 00- 2 S 1 St. Petersburg, 7:30 p.m. Louis Hendrick. Monday's Results Heltzer and McOoie; Fischer Padres 7, Brewers 6 Minnesota 3, Toronto 2 and Ramsey. Hitters: FSU Figuredo; Fischer 2-0, Heltter Ii; MIlwaukee 102 001 020-.4. , 4 Minnesota 100 000 002-3 9 2 San Diego 200 004 IOi-7 $ 3 Records: Northern Kentucky 2-5, 010 Toronto 000 100-2 7 2 FSU 13-3. Siaton, Augustine (6). Castro (0) ROLLINS BASEBALL WEEK Erickson, Jackson (5) and Wyiegar; Steib, Garbin (3), Leal and Moore, Jones, Stablein (4), Cincinnati 10, Clemson 7 Clem. 111 030 lOG- 714 4 Santana (6), Moore (7), Edge Blair (6), Lucas (7), Shirley (I) and Gwoad:. W - Blair, L - Cincin. 040 000 OOx-10 6 I ( I) and Whitt; Hitters: Minnesota 1.4, 28, Augustine. Morales 33, Jackson Bradley, Trapp (5) and A's 5, Angels 3 RBI; Toronto Bosettl 2-3, 2 26; Shaeffer; Browning, Dahl (6) and A 1,358. Oakland 001 130 001-S 11 0 Fields. H: Clemson Shaeffer: 2 (xpos6, Mots I California 000 000 031-3 11 2 4, 38, 2RBI; Cincinnati - Tarpon 7-4. 0(2-1)21.411 P(7-2) 12440:1(7- Montreal 2.3) Dog Racing - - Id I.. '' Coach Of Year 541, - - 1 ... - . , pq,r ... at Isid In ngton. Here's one that'll bring tears to yost I Science Fosmietlon In Early Groove - - 1//67OR,V By United Press Inter- when a Nielu-oknuckleball got Mets, 6-5, at Daytona Beach, Chicago defeated Cleveland, NEW YORK UPI -flay Meyer, whose electrifying season national away from catcher Biff Minnesota got by Toronto, 3-2. 4-2, at Tucson and Oakland at I)eI'aul wasshortcircuited by a quick knockout in the NCAA - taxpayers' expense? The Agriculture Department recently held a four-day con. ferenos (cr44 employees at a plcbresas Ian within ouqimuting distance Of Wmblngton. Mi buttwoot those attending were bee.d In the capital. A few days later, the deportment sent 11 employees - all but (ci, of them.. bM5dinWWMit n_toUs"Mins Maryland countryside. Sen. Jim Sasser, D. Teen., noted that the govermnsnt would ha,. saved $11,000 in tranoportatigm and ac- sh" out$WIN • Marcello upped his pitching slate to four victories agairist fdbw* the Culm military crisis in . INPEPA I a single defeat as lie scattered live hits and struck out three Buccaneer batters enroute to the win. Mainland tallied its lone run of the ball game in the first inning, taking advantage of a pair of singles and a sacrifice fly to jump out ahead 1-0. That first inning run given up by Marcello was the first earned run the right-hander has allowed in his last 21 innings on the mound. Lyman chalked up four unearned runs in the first inning to improve its record to 10-4 for the year and 3-2 in the Five Star Conference. Jeff Kerr singled in a fourth Inning run and first baseman Craig Cable drove in another insurance run In the filth Inning to pace Lyman's winning margin. senior Bob Parker and junior Mike Andriano each collected a pair of hits for the Greyhounds as they helped dump Mainland to 2-6 on the year. lN3-buUey'recn dangerously close. WATCH ON WAIrE What bireoucrat waft,t welcome afew daysin UN country Niekro . of Soviets may not have yet breached the secret agreements they signed with the United ___ is 0051810t with a nuclear over the Detroit Pistons, who have lost seven Iiis 14 points in the second half /974 .1 /4/LE"R Niekro's homer was the bombed Boston, 9.53, at Winter Palm Springs, Calif. season is still three weeks the Year. away, but ageless Phil Niekro only run Atlanta scored off Haven, Detroit outlasted In a nationwide poll of 205 sports writers and broadcasters, Pinch-hitter John Tamargo Houston starter Ken Forsch in Pittsburgh, 11-10, at announced Monday, Meyer won by more than a 4-to-I margin ,'; Is pro ba bly ready right now. Niekro, who will be 41 April three innings. Bradenton, Kansas City sing honie Roberto Ilamos over his closest competitor. Th e 66-year-old coach picked up mttm one out in the bottomim of 1, limited Houston to two hits In the big Atlanta eighth, blasted Cincinnati, 7-2, at the ninth inning to give 121 votes, Ralph Miller of Oregon State was second with 29 and Murphy, over four Innings and hit a Dale Bruce Tampa, Los Angeles beat St. lIon Lefty Liriesell of Maryland was third with 11. solo home run, and Jerry Benedict, Rafael Ramirez, Louis, 4-2, in 10 innings, at St. Montreal its win The voting mirrored college basketball's love affair with one Royster drove in two runs In a Eddie Miller and Royster Petersburg, the New York Jackson stroked an 1181 triple its most respected and affectionately regarded coaches. six-run eighth inning Monday drove In runs off Astros' right- Yankees drubbed Texas, 6-I, in the ninth inning and scored of While Meyer is as much an institution in Chicago as tilton a throwing error by Pat , to help the Atlanta Braves to hander Bert Roherge. at Fort Lauderdale and Democratic Party, it is only in the last two seasons he has .an 8-2 exhibition triumph over Braves' reliever Dave Baltimore hammered the Rockett to lift Minnesota generated a national following. Bradford pitched the Astros. two Chicago White Sox, 12-2, at Greg Gross and Jay Laviglio In 1979 Meyer unexpectedly took DePaul to the Final Four In Niekro, making his secànd scoreless innings, and Miami. drove in two runs apiece for Salt Lake City. This season the Blue Demons held the No. I Out West, San Diego shaded Philadelphia Ed Putman's ranking for most of the year before being stunned by UCLA in - spring appearance, hit his Preston Hanna gave up one homer in the third inning to tie run in the final three innings. Milwaukee, 7.6, at Yuma, three-run homer in time ninth their first game in the West Regional. For the Blue Demons, In other games in Florida, Ariz., San Francisco blanked powered Detroit Amos Otis who won their first 25 games this year and finished at 26-2, it score, 1-1. Houston had % was a sudden end to a superb season. - gone ahead in the first Inning Montreal edged the New York Seattle. 2-0, at Phoenix, went 4-for-I for Kansas City. o - 123-109 victory straight and 21 of their last 22. Knuckleballer "The code of the freeloader has always The plan Isrunni ng into o both the to maintain neutrality when elbowing up Coloreds, descendants of the first European to the spiced shrimp and bellying up to the settlers and the Cape of Good Hope's in. bar," a member of the local chapter of the digenous tribes and still smarting from brotherhood told me. having the vote taken sway from them three decades ago, and also from Afrikaner "In other words, a freeloader pays no at- rlghtwingers, who view Bo a's po th licies as a tentlon to the nature of the functions he attends. He abuses the hospitality of one side f Under the circumstances, meaningful an issue as readily as he would the other change Is likely to be a long time yet in the skies. coming. Even so, awareness that things are "If matters have reached the point were not as they were and that they inevitably are Impartial freeloaders who wouldn't harm an going to be even less so is penetrating even anchovy snack cracker are harassed by the hard heart of Afrikanerdont radicals as well as bores, then the Earlier this year, Johannesburg's major revolutionary movement truly has gone too department stores deaegrated restaurants far." and now serve people of all races. by a railroad, which raises the possibility that nuclear submarines could be serviced at the huge abed. Scene Intelligence analysts, however, have cautioned that evsiythiuig turned op by the biggest problem for ine. I haven't gotten used to the NBA pace sometimes he even says over the air 'Larry did that better even yet." than! could do'. He is better than he was three months ago and Rookie Cliff Robinson, who came on for Lucas, led the Nets I hate to think how good he will become." with 22 points and Mike Newlin added 18. The Celtics took advantage of the second-quarter ejection of In the only other game, Erving, Darryl Dawkins, Steve Mix New Jersey's Maurice Lucas to romp to the easy victory and and Bobby Jones scored 16 points apiece to lead the 76ers to a - WAIINGTON The uproar over, the from the summer of 1V7$ to February 1110 Soviet "combat brigade" In Cubs hit fall has shows the detail with Which US. Intelligence been .uppiwtad in us hee'kwa by Iran and alnc,s have been alerting the ad adAfghanistan, but tbaahort.livsd Cubis UII inhitlatratlon to the dangers from Ruu's broughta drunadcr dorlmgolprterMleslu jbiiem colony. Much Of Us InIOrInaUOII - That is a recognition that also appears to be gaining some ground, if ever so slightly, in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe's neighbor, the Republic of South Africa. If the advent of black rule is an historic moment for the former, it could be even more so for the latter. Back In 1960, former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan observed that "winds of change" were sweeping Africa, establishing himself not only as a phrasemaker but a prophet. He was referring to the irresistible pressures for black self-rule. That wind has now swept to the borders of South Africa, the sole remaining political sovereignty In Africa and the world where a protective mechanisms. Their eyes and white minority governs an overwhelmingly brains are directly linked to their buttonholes. nonwhite population. The slightest pressure In the area of the lapel South Africa, for all its intransigence to will cause the eyes to glaze over and the outside pressures for change in Its apartheid to grow nurnb. Thus do ways, has not bëén blind to these develop. themselves from the more deadly effects f ments. The present government, in a radical tedium. departure from Afrikaner precedent, is. Tests have shown that when a freeloader moving very cautiously if clumsily to expand falls into the clutches of a bore, his cenral participation of the nonwhite 80-plus percent nervous system retracts to the sentient level of the peoples of the country in It s affairs. of a three-toed sloth. Prime Minister Pieter W. Botha is pressing constitutional reforms that would involve But however well fortified the Bogota replacement of the present white-only freeloader might have been, incidents of this national senate with a "president's counoll" sort simply cannot be condoned. I understand Proportionately representing whites, Asians that the International Brotherhood of and Coloreds. Still no blacks admitted, Deadheads, Cadgers and Hangers-on plans to however, and minimal powers. But still (He formal protestswith Colombian terrorist something very new under the South African groups. sun. Wier," Fitch said. "Cousy is our color man (broadcaster) and Operation Cuba Now In Full Swing - Draft JACK ANDERSON . ., Of . - -. Bit -. - For a one-time pro's pre in the empirebusiness, Britain is displaying an almost unseemly haste to get completely out of it. In one of the most rapid voluntary transfers on colonial record, the crown's transitional administration in Rhodesia Is turning over key powers to the newly elected black leadership of what is still to be proclaimed the independent' nation of Zimbabwe. It may be a desire to wrap things up while they are still moving smoothly. But it also demonstrates that there is no stopping, let alone reversing, history. So better get on with it. . - . I I . A graduate student in political science at the University of South Carolina, Atwater was statewide campaign coordinator for former California Gov. Ronald W. Reagan, who won the primary with 55 percent of all votes cast. Thurmond not only endorsed former Texas Gov. John B. Connally but devoted several weeks to persona lly cha peroni ng him around the state's county courthouses, many of them The located in rual areas where Thurmond Is exceptionally popular. By DICK WEST Yet Conna lly fi nished a distant second In WASHINGTON (UP!) It was reported percerlt the crucial primary, receiving only 30 the other day that one of the hostages seized Moreover, 16 million Germans live under comof the votes. The following day he was forced I at a diplomatic reception in Bogota last munist rule and Schmidt Is under constant ntiiFesidentiai caznpsilfl. a month was an Innocent freeloader. . Øtsureathbme to maintain a relationship with mUItS undoubtedly are, in In the time-honored fashion of freeloaders East Germany. West Germans also have close great measure, a reflection of the strengths everywhere, he had gone uninvited to the emotional and economic ties with West Berlin that and weaknesses of the candidates Um- Dominican Republic Embassy party, and had are dependent upon East German toleration, selves. Reagan long has been highly popular passed himself off as a magazine editor in And West German exports to the Soviet Union In the South, while Connally never sir- order to gain access to the hors d'oeuvres, alone are running at $4 billion a year, with ad- mounted the problems associated with his But he had scarcely made a dent in the "wh ee l -de in the before armed terrorists, who er aler " Image region of any ditlonal billions consigned to other Soviet bloc caviar canapes before country. -nations. These are compelling reasons for not may initially have been mistaken for gateInability to convert his cruhes, burst in and made him captive provoking Moscow unduly and Chancellor Sch-But ,_ Connally's as a Thurmond protege into a along with the bona fide guests. - midt may be pardoned for clinging to detente In the primary (he lost more closely than Washington. even 'flup4'j home of AIeji County) . The question that sprang to my mind as I illustrates that "coattails" in nxxkrn politics read of this outrageous incident wits whether These considerations aside, Schmidt is willing very abort. and the freeloader could tell the difference, come In only two sizes elsewhere. ,A .: - .&Iashington a bleaker perception of the present limits to European support. It should not dissuade r. Carter from his forts, however belated, to racue a containment policy from the neglect of ,earsand to build a multinational bulwark in Soviet encroachment on the Persian Gulf Feeling ,I &' JOHNNY 'Boston's Bird Could Be MVP DON GRAFF Co,I.V News service Personal Touch aIiin g .,Western Interests. ' Chancellor Schmidt ret urn ed to Bonn recently 'vith the President's acquiescence in Germany's - WALTERS ROBERT 0/YZY 14/YP ,447 ,IVE4P ,'P'O,'Y 7c#twcA ,*'O'1 6('EiY7' 14' 4 f'5tW F/GHT t'1M' 4C/( /4' - The poverty of European support for Mr. L Carter's policies in the Persian Gulf demonstrates 4'7'4' 'gg# 47U9//1' C. ririi Neglect /Z,4t //O#4'/.Vfl OO4 Arn7 2f POA'r/(OPe ;/t W1W"PCe57-'V/ Automotive, Inc. to Air Conditioning Ai Spring Tune Up Iiiclidss Press and Labor • RECHARGE SYSTEM • FUNCTION TEST SYSTEM • CLEAN CONDENSER PINS 2613 Orlando Or. 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SAT HUE ?IAGLAS U MOVIE - (35)LEAVEITTOBEAVER 141 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 12 (17) FAMILY AFFAIR -30 8 j ANOTHERWORLD 11 (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 1,21 (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL fl' (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 14 ( 10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING 12,(1I) GREEN ACRES a" 3:00 5' 0 GUIDING LIGHT 710 GENERAL HOSPITAL hE (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 12'(17) MOVIE 3:30 II' (35) (17) THE FLINTSTONES i4 (10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) ) ) 0 (D 0 NEWS 35 BENNY HILL g 10 SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel "Coal Miner's review D,iughler," "Leo And Lorec" and "Night Games" 11:30 0 THE 0(4) (5)0 NEWS SPECIAL NEWLYWED Results of the Illinois primary ate presented. CE) 0 FLORIDAI (1) 0 NEWS SPECIAL 35 MAUDE Maude feels flesults of the Illinois primary rejected when a noted literary and a look at the latest occurauthority Chooses to lunch WI are Vnr°sented rences I , . Vivian, (9(35) WILD WILD WEST (8 (10) DICK CAVE'TT Guest: '8 (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE Alistair Cooke. (Part 2 of 2) IL KOVACS A miniature invisible ) ALL IN THE FAMILY motorcycle, Percy Dovetonsils, rc a S Weighty Problem" (j) (17) MOVIE "Affection8:00 ately Yours" (1941) Rita 6(4)THE MISADVENTURES Hayworth, Merle Oberon After GAME 10:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES i ' 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 10-55 CBS NEWS - ' 6:30 0 @ 1 TODAY IN FLORIDA T, 0 ED ALLEN 0(17) NEWS When Laverne's Italian cousir urrives, the girls have a harc time in helping him adjust tc the American lifestyle. 6:45 3(10) A.M. WEATHER 9:00 0@1) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: 8:55 Dean Martin and Marlette Hartley. Guests: Tanya Tucker, Joe Namath, Sister Sledge. John Curry. Jamie Farr. 0CBS MOVIE "W•W. And The Dixie Danceklngs' (1975) Burt Reynolds. Art Carney. A conman-thief with a UV (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 12:00 - (11'(35)1 LOVE LUCY EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING 12)(17) LOVE. AMERICAN 12:30 NEWS SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (Y)0RYAN-S HOPE 6 TODAY (1)0 MORNING NEWS (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) HERCULOIDS 4(10 SESAME STREET (12) (17) FUN HOUSE I! VS or Your men 4118 the WOrk I we Provide me .Wms.t aid kisw4tsw. . . FREE$ Well lxi you Ski seamless sprayer FREE ... Wow 3 hRUl can cover 32,550 sq. ft. In I US$lr$I Pace exceat instant $iM euts SEALs INSULATE £ WATERPROOF YOUR ROOF I Ask about Ike Pus $ yr. malitesaice 00licy. For FREE estimate ce.?ct: OYSTERS I INDUSTRIAL FACTORY, WAREHOUSE COMMERCIAL BUILDING CHURCH, SCHOOL, APARTMENT 11.00. IOSt6GUP. N.y. [ -Ph. Zt2-W4 ° STAR TREK LrLAZA fi) 7:43 ONLY STONE R COLD DEAD T), I. I[IMOVILLAN1 i ] is., uns 3 22 12 1 6 990 0.. R 7:30 ANIMAL HOUSE 9:30 SGTS. LONELY HEART CLUB BAN J 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (2) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7 30 TODAY • 13 0 GOOD MORNING AMERMA (11) (35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (Ii) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE Tke teiti. I ' /1 / 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 1980 WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE $395 - Sasford Monday thru Saturday featuring • Hot entrees A variety of salads --------- ----- - Prime Rib Buffet 95 I - I 9itit (ovaie't Luncheon Buffet 3(1O) OVER EASY 6 p.m. to 10 p.m, Monday thru Saturday p. 'I S ON THE HALF SHELL I -I '1 "V ONE DOZEN 1 25 4- 4 Served4p.m. tolp.m. in The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEEN ................ SOC Special Sunday Buffet WEDNESDAY ......................... 7:00.10:00 THURSDAY ................ PRIVATE PARTIES P.M. to 9 P.M. ADULT SESSION (1&Ovor) $1.00 .....8:30-10:00 FRIDAY .............................. 7:30.11:00 SATURDAY .................... e• t SUNDAY ...............................CLOSED W 5 featuring Boron of Beef *Baked Chicken W "t%l,1 ('.iiir.frs/' Virninin Ham IIIV p V -- -LJLuwuW ----------5, SALAD BAR INC. WITH ALL ENTREES if SANFORD-LAKE FIINS& EXOTIC PLANTS speciallame in Pints, Itsegleg Sask.?s Afr#m VIsisis (Sleedard I TreMors) 4I1CryAvs. - I77 3227107 WED. AILSEATSOOC MAT 2:13 PLAZA ) 7:40 ONLY V. JEAN NORRIS IIIIIIII -.-- '__ NITE 700 becomes the 'manager of an aspiring country-western band, (R) (DO THREE'S COMPANY Jack disguises himself as Chrissy to avoid a group of FBI agents and ends up in the arms of her blind dale. (R) (35) DINAH A FRIENDS 3 10 () MYSTERY "Rebecca" A young woman (Joanna David) weds the rich and handsome Maxim de Winter (Jeremy Brett), whose first marriage to a woman named Rebecca ended In tragedy. (Part 1) 0BEWITCHED 0 4 CHAIN REACTION i 5 " 0 (7) U NEWS IWEDNE5Y 8:30 0 LAVERNE A SHIRLEY 4:00 0(i) THE BRADY BUNCH AFTERNOON @D THE BEST OF CARSON 6:10 112(17) WORLD ATLARGE - While Europe has fewer than 100 tree species, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has about 150. 11•55 12(17) NEWS STYLE "----- \- 11:30 u." MORNING 6:00 ROADS e @ COUNTRY S,-A 71 flALlfl riLU (7)g SUNRISE -• f3 14 ~ WHEEL OF FORTUNE (1) jJ1 FAMILY FEUD dIe celebrity when basketball center Warren Coolidge becomes an instant television - 'O,,. • (R) (14 (10) YOUy tdlI(UflO WflO5t rosaimofly is needed in an Insurance case wrongly believes he killed a man and disappears. (A) J/j" 1100 their divorce is made final. a foreign correspondent Ines to reconcile wilh his ex-wife lovely and exotic Kat Mandu when his old enemy Rico returns to Milwaukee. (R) Q,D (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Goarlammer' 4 Part 2) 3(10) NOVA A Mediterranean Prospect" The complex problems that jeopardize the not Mediterranean's future only the damage caused by the discharge of human wastes but by the deadly effects of ctaaml-, cals are explored. (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Flames vs. Now York Islanders , 5:30 NEWS 0 MASH -,,7 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY I! (35) KUNG FU -24 (10) 3-2-1 CONTACT 0 0 4 HIGH ROLLERS 5 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVEANE & SHIRLEY OF SHERIFF LOBO W 0THE WHITE SHADOW Carver acquires a hard-to-han- Guests: Eha Kazan, Bess star. Armstrong. Bobby Kellon, (!)a HAPPY DAYS Fonzie gets unexpected help from the Ardath Evilt. (R) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES If (35) TOM AND JERRY ,24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) iI (17) MY THREE SONS 2:25 - (17) NEWS between abolitionists and the vested interests prolonging Slavery. slavery. 11:00 5:00 5 -- WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL Save vpto7$ pd. enllss cost ola new reef PSIIIIRS ISI for your THE WORLD TURNS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE hI (35)GOMER PYLE 9:00 .I 1ILOCK 5. 01434 13' (3 AS RY GARDEN 11 (17) ROMPER ROOM 7:00 0@1FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKER'S WILD illi (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont takes his father to the hospital to find out why he gets so many heart attacks. 3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (17) SANFORD AND SON Money on- Roof Repair New Iipmsnt Nelsen I' UAUTIPUI. CYP5SS CLOCKS, TABLES, ETC. Kaisi Doweled CUSTOM DECORATOR FLORAL AIEAIIOIMIIT.. IN DSIID.1alK$ - SIssm-AN CiIsrs GERANIUMS VP -SATURDAY SautIM Selection of lglnaIs -TheR.& Thing 5cotchgard $4HOUI6IIVICI W473$ - PSI STARTS .UV 0(4 THE DOCTORS L 14 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. 1i and on Parking Lot SeaHngII - Over 2l Years Experience - Residential -Comnwclal PAINT AS You NAL WE FEATURE HIM OUT SYSTEMS OF SECURITY - Ole ô. 0-45. P 8:30 0TTODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA !] (35) TENNESSEE 1IXEDO 0. . 451 7 7 7 1 7 V1 V 7 7 V I V I I V V I V I I I I I V T V I V V V I IA A A A A A A A I A A A A A S S S S * A A A A S A A A &S.1LALA15 tf VJjIj K • - i - W I - MEDICAL ALERT cheat. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 1111171111, Im Angeles, Cal. 90019. Please enclose stamped, self. addressed envelope. '" 44 - (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF tT ( 17)1 LOVE LUCY . OVER 3S0 MOLDINGS 4.1SF. DAYSOFOURLIVES - LI THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS c o ALL MY CHILDREN ii(35)35 LIVE 10:00 a 4, CARD SHARKS (!y (35) PTL CLUB -- CUSTOM FRAMING 8:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA Q GOOD MORNING ri.j ORID FL LIA 40 t 0 MERV GRIFFIN 5fl (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET I'2(17)SPECTREMAN -4:30 o4, EMERGENCY ONEI ,sflHAPPY DAYS AGAIN 11- (35) BUGS BUNNY AND: FRIENDS i1 (17)GILLIGAN S ISLAND (17) MOVIE U (17) THE FIGHT AGAINST SLAVERY "Tight Packers And Loose Packers" Conflict grows , egg From Pilot ('lith members, lisle harley, seated and Sue Stevenson, right, in the lobby of Flagship EASTER EGGS GO ON SALE S I IMMEDIATE TAG INSURANCE I? '' • W. PHY SHOP - ' P To help you look your best in your new Easter for two years. She has been with Shear Delight • outfit Shear Delight hairstyling salon Is offering since the end of January. 3.31.80 " - - - - - ---- - - -MW up an acid perm super special for the holiday. Bunny has been with Shear Delight since the Shear Delight, located at 2109 French Ave., first of the year. She is a beauty college graduate Sanford, offe rs hair care and hair styling for men, of Wilfred Academy, Boston. She has worked In women and children. It specializes In acid perms beauty salons in the Boston area, New York and and carefree styles so essential for Florida living. Sanford and has just completed an advanced . Manager-operator Johnette Thompson opened training course in Orlando. PH. 323.4835 2109 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD her shop six months ago and she and her staff The entire staff attends semina rs and classes to (Nix? To WIIIIamwi$ Communlci!Ion. want to thank all their good customers who have keep up to date with the la test in hair design and PLAGUES -TROPHII- DESK SETS •• given them their patronage. techniques. Shear Delight is open days, Monday DISK PLATES- NAME TAQS-PEN5ETS MEDALS -CIIIONS-KEY CHAINS Johnette, in the beauty shop business for more th rough Saturday, and Thursday evenings by 24 HOUR than eight years In Sanford and Alaska, and appointment. ENGRAVING SERVICE Easter Smith, who came to Florida from Maine Tuesday and Wednesday are senior citizen four years ago and has worked In shops in Sanford days. ' and Casselberry, have been joined on the staff by Call 322-3530 for an appointment. Sylvia Metts and Bunny Moye. RLAIR AGENCY Sylvia is a graduate of the Sanford Beauty SPECIALISTS IN College and has been a hairdresser for five and aAUTOMOBILE INSURANCE half years. She operated her own shop in Sanford 5122's FILED 323.9601 • Herald Photo by Tom Neti.I I, 21$ 1 French Ave.. Sanford .ToWIIilm;$c;) th This Offer Expires ;:$475 BEAUTY SALON .k •Jto -Truck Hustixoding I - ' S (35) DICK VAN DYKE (l '17k LUCY SHOW Against her better judgmeni. Emily becomes a "wife for a night." 7:30 Shear Delight Delight staff (from left) Sylvia Melts, Easter Smith, Jhnette Thompson Bimn Moye wi th customer Betty Willis. Shear Delight Hairstyling mom Offers SUper Speci al Deal OFF Wi coun1 I I "i -. - R Acid U I e ;.' - h AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddyclients. McDowall. c24 (10) MYSTERY As mistress of Manderley. the 630 second Mrs do Winter's confi0 @J NBC NEWS dence is constantly shaken by F 0 CBS NEWS Mrs. Danvers (Anna Massey), !J U ABC NEWS Rebecca's devoted house1J)(35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy keeper (Part 2) and Aunt Bee find that keeping a good father-son relationship 10:30 is more Important than keeping UNITED STATES Prepe Opio away from the sheriffs arations for the funeral of a office, beloved but lecherous uncle 14 (10) THE ART OF BEING d A h dnd Libb into in HUMAN "Television: The Elecusu a l ard tar-ranging tric Art" discussion 2 (17) BOB NEWHART (II(35) CANDID CAMERA 0(4)TIC TAC DOUGH $2750 I UT use OR Mw - s erfll . San" - -• E-"'. Easter Special Shear and •- • itinit Iinu'airnwn The bea utifully decorated nppnrqr.sn stfU ,,,,. - • •' %"b. SANFORD PH. 323-5454 S. / . .4,p -' • OPEN WED., FRI., SAT., SUN. SHRIMP SMULLET IBASSSOYSTERS *CLAM*LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS iw'..3 - - - - 1900 S. FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) - - 's 'l -.. - . -- '- . - %5 ,p FRESH FISH. • Just Right For Small office sq. yd. $6fl sq.yd. a' IN PRODUCE LANE AT SANFORD 4 - • . VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET I - ' • - Just Received Shipment Of..... • - -. - 323-6435 ROCK SHR?rZCIAL Sanford COMMERCIAL CARPET I - Next To H&R Block 1 PH. 322.8711 - With This Ad Per Customer Sanford, Fl.. - \.i-'-, ' - 1 t', 309 E. lit STREET . •) - Specializing In Natural Looking Hair l:r::_ • s5o Stereo Needles f' 1 'Hair Now 12 ' • 1 ('] :1 '1 SHOP Tape s45's.Albums Posters-Needles, Accessories - Trevor 0. Morley Ph. 3224604 '' 'V..' - Phone: (305) 323.4112 Complete Travel - - - - - - - • - - 7W.25th St. (Corner )7.,2146) ' - .•- prominent li rd50 blackmai ng his (M (17) CAROL BURNETT 1,1 - 101 W. First Street Sanford, Fl.. 32771 j 10:00 () 0 HART TO HART Jonathan and Jennifer try to gather evidence against a Li THE Am OF BEING HUMAN The Intricate Eye ' iv Wasson Travel Service Inc. ISUPER VALUES J . . UPHOLSTERY-DRAPE RIES , EVENING uvv " , NIX Custom Bedding - 9:30 (Do TAXI Louie takes full advantage of his situation when the garages vending-machine refill girl falls for him (R) • , . FREE ESTIMATES-NO OBLIGATION Arrangements t • - Used furniture C Fos m cut to order PH 322.2111 TONIGHT'S TV pJ5y DRAPERIES (made to measure) WOVENWOOD SHADES MINIBLINDS ALTERATIONS (Drapery) 709 E. Calory Ave. 4i ft_s I Tuesday Mar. 18, 1910-lB MONROE ?'OrlsiIsi The It. JshnV' Sanford PH. 333.1010 JOE NOVOTNY -DISTRIIUTO. IN GRAHAM ID FERN PARK, FLORIDA 32730 PACE PRODUCTS INC. 4-- - 2700W. 25th ST. (SR4-A) uk S. of Airport Blvd.) Phone, (305) 321.0690 Highway 17.92(V SKATING RINK SANFORD rj I.. ___ _ 0 -- Lc.-! . •' •• --i.••.- - •.... -- _-Y •. ••'_'• -- --li--I ---'I ',132 71 - �- - - -. - - . . S . 2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - . • . . -. --- ... - . - • . -- Real Estate Transactions Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 7 p.m., 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts, Caelherry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanfocd. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casseiherry. Deltosa Camera ClUb, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence, Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Longwood.Lake Mary LIons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Sound of Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adelines, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road. Sanford Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building French Avenue, Air Force Sergeants Association Auxiliary, 8 p.m. McCoy Family Club. E*Ilon Sigma Omicron, 10a.m., home of Mrs. Fred Wilson, Sanford. Speaker Richard Barnelt, owner of The Boonark. MARCH20 ThIJRSDAY, International Ann. of Cancer Victims and Friends Inc., 7:30 p.m,, First Federal S&L, 2424 Edgewater Drive, College Park. Speaker Dr. Milton R. Vahue. - South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 n.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8a.m., Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Eastmonte Center, tamonte Springs. Mayfair WindWard Sq. Sect, 3.174,100 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St• AI-Anon,8p.m,, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Free Income tax service forseniorcitjzens, 1-5 p.m., Longwood City Hall. Call Tina Anderson at 831.0555. AARP..NART covered dish luncheon, noon, Sanford civic Center. Speaker-Mrs. Linda Joyce, Home Health Service, IDAY, MARCH21 SemInole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's, Sanford Airo. Seminole Sou' Rotary, 7:50 am,, Lord Chumicy's Altamonte Springs. South Volia Sertoms, 7:50 a.m., Deltena Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Happy Senior Citizens, 1p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. Leo P. BrunettoWm W. Shnivet' IwfEmrnaL.Th.S I6ftof Lot SC all of Lot $01 the N 10 ftof Lot 61 Pinehurst Sanford, $1$,SO Charles W. Walters & WI MIldred to Harold S. Nobles Jr. Lot 13 & 14 81k 36 Crystal Lake Winter Homes Tanglewood A& closed, 8p.m., St. Hicharda Church, Lake Howell Road. Lesgwood AA, closed, 8 p.m,, Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. $12, Legal Notice (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. CLERK Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford, Pta. By: Chyl Greet'. Deputy Clerk Publish March 4. II, iS, 25, 1950 _____________________ Your Adsit Club for Singles, V p.m,, (iando 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 Grotç, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St•, Women's Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Qnrch, Caseelberry. Salute to the United Stales variety show In boner of DeBary Firemen's Au1llary's th Anniversary, 7:30 _____ _____ p.m., DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Rd.. Tickets available at thedons' ,,,.,•, . .. '• EardR.Bruan1WIN . Seminole Community College Cbral FestIval, 7:30, to Exson Enterpe Inc. The ci the N lOOftof Lot 41 the of the N 225 ltd Lot 3 First Add to Cassalberry, $400,000 MarIOrIIS.NichfOrdtoCaroiW Pattern LOt 6 Elk S HeftIer Homes On Sect, 1,1100 Carol W. Patterson to Marjrle S. Ridulord I Dorothy s. Welts LOt 651k S Helter Homes OtI Sac?, 1, 1)00 Walter Creamer 1. WI Ruth to David 0. LukaslMifton A. Lukas, The 1½ of Lot 81 McNeils Orange p.m., campus Health Ceqter. 5CC Chorale and and concert cho from Lake &mg3, LakeHowell, LymanandSeminolehlghschools.. Free -. Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to OET.13 James W. Streltberger I. MarcIa K., Lot 13 Blk B Sterling FICTITIOUS NAME Park UN 1, Notice is hereby given that I am P.W. Wheatland 1. WI Frankie L. to Charles T. Best & WI Lou Afln• engaged In busIness at 207 The 5 321.2 ft of the W 315M H of Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Seminole Lot S M.M. Smiths 3rd Sbudv., County, Florida, under the IIc. titious name of FURNITURE 171,00 Charles M. Scott & WI Clemmis MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET, to Raymond .1. Baker Jr. & WI _L: that I intend to register said Sharon t.int. In Lot I Elk S namewlthtiveclerkoftheclrcult Ravenna Park Sect. 01 Loch Ar. Court,5.mlnol.County, Florida in eccordance with the provisions of bet' 14,800 (QCO) James A. Lamer 4 WI tse FictItious Name Statutes, To. Betty J. to Betty J. Lamar, Lots 9 WIt: Section 568.09 Florida , 110 BIk 13 SInlando The Suburb COUNTRY FURNITURE Beaut. Sani Sect, $100 DISTR I SUTORS INC. . Ruby L. Edmonds to Larry L. 519. Phil Deere Devote & wf Georgle OLotsC 1. 10 Deltoni (gan Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltena. -- Kenneth L. Hoffman& WI Susan B. Lot 19 81k A Sterling Park Un 4 $57,400. Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to Barry Weistein & WI Elaine C. Lot 22 81k A Sterling Park Un 1, $34,700. Wm. D. Wolfa to M*rn.r*, Keincr. Lot 2$ Loch Arbor Fairlane Sect., $49,500. Dorothy E. Heath to Wm. Segal Inc. Lot 642 & The W 25 It. of Lot 644 Town of LW, 110,000. Lawrence Patton & wf Ann R. to Station Enterpr Inc. Lot 6 61k E Talmo Subdv, $27,000. Carl 0 Gutmann Jr. & WI Greenwood Lakes to Fl Ras NOTICE OF APPLICATION Comm Inc. Lot 22 61k A Green. FOR TAX DEED Lakes UN 2, 19,100 FLORIDA STATUTES 197.246 Morris Feinstein Inc to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Brossardia Ltee. 1-3rd interest in that Paul R. Watson, the holder of Commence at the mIen of the $ r the following certificates has filed of Seaboard Coastline RR, said certificates for a tax deed to etc. Sect, IS, $300,000 be issued thereon. The certIficate Wm. F Gebhardt & WI Debris M. numbers end years of issuance, to Herbert J. Blakely & WI Rose, the description of the property, TheE IXItof theW 274.311 of the and the names In which It was SflSftoIGoVIo$i SId,24,$l1,900 assessed are as follows: Fl Homecralters inc 10 Wm. L. Certificate No, 715 Thompkmns& wf Susan K. Lot 27 8. Year of Issuance 1977 the W 26 It of Lot 24 81k G LW Description of Property Lots 119 Park, 139,000 + 120 Longwood PB 1 PG 21 U.S. Home Crp *0 Phillip E. Name In which assessed McFarland&wfAraceuy B., Lot 13 Lakeview Towers Development 81k 9 Shadow Hills, $37,300 The Greater Constr. Crp to Corporation of Sering All of said property beIng In the James 0. Ratllff & WI Patricia, Lot 139 River Run Sect. 3, 164,000 County of SemInole, State of Raymond M. Zito & WI Linda A, Florida. Unless such certificate or cer. to Don Hagen Constr Inc., Lot 8. lot tlficates shall be redeemed ec 6 BIk C Placid Hill, 523.000 Wm J. Goodman to BML In. cording tg law the property descrIbed in such certIficate or vestments & PRN Invest. Lot 3 in the N 81.S ft of Lot 4 Springslde, certificates will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the 7th day of April, 1N& Mary N. StreWo to Barnarr, A. 1100A.M. Conner I Joan M. Mere, Lots 112 Dated tills 26th day of February, BIk A Sanlando SprIngs Yr IL iso, Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altainonte Springs. 7:30 p,m., Community - ____ Ceutral Plsr Air .w, 1:20 p.m., Sanfatd.Central Florida Airport. Gaiss open V for pro-show elites. Blue Aniela. Golden (nighti. the S ____ OthITL nut at 'Wir pee, am. Ges'e Sale, $ am. 4 p.m., First Federal S&L j lot, 2424 Edewater Dejtt, PublIsh March 11, 15, 23, and April I, 1950 DET4J STATE OP 1OtrA CAROLINA COUNTY OP ANDERSON IN THE FAMILY COUNT South Carolina Department of SocIal Services, Petltione, vs. WillIam Fred Quackenbush, lIli lIlly Joe Quackenbusit, a minor under the ag. of fOurteen years and Lorutta Loulie Quackinbush, a minor under tile age 01 fourteen , Villa, Olin AM Names of FL Inc to ysati, Respondents. Kenneth 0. Schneider I WI SUMMONS Roberta, Lot II Elk I Stertkg TO THE RESPONDENT, Park UN 4 U1I0O WIlliam Fred Qlaadlat*ush, III: Ru Comm Inc to Ettgene var, hereby Summoned and . - DiMsusAr,. mber .1 C,aairs. hta1IatIcn ''mer and dance,'Deltoni Country cinb. :*p.m.,dinnnr,7:10p,m.; dancIi0:10pmn.$o13:30 am. 11a.m. tos p.m., corner of 11th Street and Palmetto Wools. Food, _N. • StJNDAY MA*U122 • $ p.m., Tp1 Matonti I WI Virginia I Judith roqulredtoanswttis PetItion 11$ DargaiIo tot 12 W$ndtre. West UN this action, which Petition was 2. U&IIO fUel in the Office Of the ClOth 1 MgolIMarhe$taIWIJ,anMto c.rs let' Andersen County, Ipoth Wafter F. Mstat' & WI Eligebeffi c.r.:lna, on Febevary 7,1900, and 68. LoS 61 Lake of the Woods to serve a PV 01 VOW Iflnilr to Townhouse led. $U,VS tile saId Petition upon the lubPaul W. Waters & wi JISN 0,4 at *eir Office, $4 NSI JuanIta El. Frederick D. Teeter 681n Street, Aadsrsi, South & WI Linde, 11kb III ft if cangu,i, withIn 00 days after tIle 75*30 CrøliIl Lake Wietor lcof No if this $um.nats Hømes. $'C ' If $ll fail to siii the Norton Ingliwering Inc to POtltIeawNblntilstlmesforee, Charles I. Warren & WI Satiate me atti is wils action win N., From the SW tamer 01 the N ½ eppy so *e court fir tile relief SWti NC?, 10. StUN deRiSIlded Ill the PitlI1011. Cl Gardens usc Si WIll. B Michael D. Glenn. fll5lIB1 & WI JUl15 68. Lot C McINTO t011 _____ • Delve $nf at ii.m r, o p.m. iaer munity Canter, Shill Rsud, Deisry; IvctIon, 7:10 , p.m. Open to publiC, , . • -- - 1VAY,M*10 (,40, bf JesIph - & L - aW of NOW York m js ,e lyaJtIes In Trannihion: When the k.s of the (hint and Public S P.m.. HsiilJni College Winter PU1C. Flu 10 I Maduoriu, CaRfllct," publi'; -r - • t. ted CLASSIFIED ADS Tuesday, Mar. is. 1980-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RN or LPN, I $0 12 Part time Apply In person Sanford Nursin1 8. Convalescent Center. ,s Mellonville Ave. __ I £ ,j. 831-9993 . o.PIFAddtoC.,.3, THIELK1LD GlENN & RARO. Donald 0 May & WI Cpraiyn to • $* & WI LUll Lot 0.0* he' *S Petitioner Ebomvatwurs Nts IsI bc? Falt'uary, 1*. idarsan, SeuflICamotin.. Pubui* March Ii. 15,25.1* Real c.,alIthalpartoOtheNl6, DETIS h-an IL ' Orange Ave. Plans and specification$maybeexamin the office of Land Engineering Company, $48 E. Lake St., Longwood, Florida, and may be obtainedIorthewmof$5perset Thefullamountolthecostofone set of plans and specifications will be returned to each prIma tractor bidding the work upon return of all documents in good condition within ten (10) days after the date of opening of bids. All proposals must be ac companied by a Bid Bond or Cashier's Check in the amount of S per cent of the bid as guarantee that the contract will be entered intobytheIowestandb,5tie Sealed bids must be received by the City Clerk, Longwood City PRESEN1 20NIN6 CLASSIFICATION OF R.1 TO c-i PJRSUANT TO CHAPTER 164.041 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; SEVERABILITY rn,i Iryc -- ANbEFIECTIVE oi: A copy of said Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Fl., for au persons desiring to examine same. All interested persons are in. vited to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE is to be published 2p.&HOuses . Hall, 173 W. Warren in Ave., Longwood, Florida, by 5:00 .m. on April 9, 1980. The City of Longwd reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Proposals may not be withdrawn for a period 01 sixty (60) days after opening. Sealed bids will be opened at a public meeting of the Longwood city Commission on April II, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. or soon t'tereaf$..' Linda N. rtln, city Clerk City of Longwood, Florida Publish March 16, Ii, le, 1980 DET.0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number PR-sets Division IN NI ESTATE OF the Evening Herald, I Nonsmoker, nondninker 3221957 - 29-Rooms - ________________________________ ford Gracious living. keas Weekly& monthly rates, utilitIes pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 811 .7863 30-Apartments UnfUrnished -. -Iw Yl !• THREI MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualIfIcatIons of the personal r.prgalive' at the venue or lurlsatcilon of the court. ALL CLAIM1,DIMDS,AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED WILL FOREVER BARRED. II tills IdOl Ice of Adeokilatratlen; March ii, LIni $pemcav Filer wlS J. $limpssn N PIJOI Reprisintative Of tile 555* of RAYMOND 68. SPENcER . -, - ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RIPU$ENTATIVI; W.-T$S LOVITT, at STANLEY, HARMININO & LQfl Post Office Sea INS Orlaid., F ledea 5 Telephass; (351) PUIWI M OET4I , S.$13 s, 9)d 'mings to Eat - _________________________ Sanford Court Apts _______________________________ Energy efficient 1 BR unit. I) builtin power savers, attic storage & many other features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. . .. . . THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SIMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION. CASE NO. $g.)O4.Cp AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the Estate of HOWARD V. CRUM, also known as H.V. Crum, Deceased, File No. I0.104.CP is pending In the Circuit -- '-' S--,' . Grader Operator, apply Lake Mary City HaIl, 323.1910. Equal OpportunIty Employer. AAA IMPLOYMINT 912 French Ave. 32S176 Corner of i00t & French "Your FutureOurConcern" ______________________ __________ Opportunities _____ * * * * * * i 4 rental unIts, income $2000 mo. AIDES& ORDERLIES BetterLivingct Cassolberry. 339-5003 * * * * * * * * CHlNl$T$ Lathe, mill & grinder esp. Up to $6.00 ht' ExperIeced pasteup artist needed for West Volusla loading Shopper. Must be able to typs. Send resume to Detnd Penny Saver, 1750. DeLand, Fl. 3273o. P.o. __________________ * * * * ** * B'kesping 1, accurate typing, fabulous OpportunIty. $437.33 lflO.tostart. +. $175,000. , Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX tIc. Owner must sell. Submit Ill offers. Listed at $29,000. INC. , 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. $ LAKE FRONT 2 BEDROOM. HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARPORT. DBARY AREA, LOW ' DOWN. SELLsZR WILL TAKE $32,000. 30 'ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OC- Hwy. 17.97 CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. Chaper South of Sanford '2 SIDROOM, FRAME. 2 SCREEN PORCHES, APPLI' j ANCIS, GOOD CONDITION, ,' WALK DOWN TOWN. 532,900. Meetings Business. 7:30 1st Tues. I SIDROOM FRAME, WALK H TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH i CARPET!, PAINT, FRONT PORCH & NEW ROOF. 'H , ILJGE,POOL,3EEOROOM,V: l- BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT-IN KITCHEN, $52,900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Did you know that your club or orgenlution can appear in this listing each week for only $3.50 per wish? This is an deal way to inform th. public your club activities. *.* * * * * * * Attorney let Psnanal *Ipresanlativ,: KENNETH P. MURRAN Of Murrals, Doyle, $.air aid Dlttmere PA. S LOCAL DRIVER $ Tractor Trailir ,s.. isa ç. + NC benefits. OCIETT I Ization would Ilk, to. be bIuded .ln this listing call: 911 Fr Aye, 3335175 'YO8W FuhuaQurCop,,1,. ' - * ** * * * * * Eidn CLASSIFIED 3222011 '' See uur beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front 5. rear BR'S. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES 3803 Orlando Dr. 373 5 VA&FHAFinanclnq _______ % - 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture Req. Sr. EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built 30R, 36w-ni-I sq RIVER. SANFORD AREA. POSSIBLE MARINA SITE. $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. STEMPER AGENCY CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR. 2': B w-2600 sq ft of quality leatures on beautiful T12x128 corner lot. Below cost at 516.500?? pting & 2 porches on corner lot. $32,500?? - With many pieces. 628 0701 1739111 A O TIRE 1?? 7480 Shocks 54 94 tli'avy Out5 5694 New lt,,tt,'ri,'s $29 1413 French Ave S,snford _________________________________ 77 Volare Premo-r Wagon. AM i ster,'o. AC PS, PB. under o,sted, cyf ,,oto 230(5) riii must sell Tak,' over pyrnts 1?? 7)48 - Good selection new, used & rebuilt baby grand pianos Cannon Music Center, Lonqwood Village Shopping Center, SR 434. I 1)1k E of I 4 339 5900 B.auty Care LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY I WOO D F 0, VOL U S I A COUNTY, $39,500. Ilome Repair ________________-----. " - TOWER'S BEAU SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9 F. 1st St., 372 5742 _________________________ Ceramic TII --_______________ 62-La-rden ____ BUILDINGS?! LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICES?? All steel, pre engineered clear span buildings. (Maior Mfg.) All buildings have 25 lb wind load and large framed opening. 30".10'x)2' for $3,990.00 • 10'x18'xll' for 55,169.00 • 40".17". II' for $6,167.00 • 4I'x96'*I4' for 59,347.00. F.O.0. Factory Call collect 9 am. to 6 p.m. 33) 4647 , _______- Clock Repair ______________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 2015. Park Ave. 3226509 - -- J_ - 4. -, S. ____-' Co, r5cmu,a ---- - - -- _. _____ _______________ ______ -__________________ '. 1U1TT 24 R lB 322.9283 564,0001 pci. interest to qualIfied JUSTL1STEDIZDR,lBhomei" Casselberryt Great starter home on lovely corner Iotl C. lilA. w.w carpet & more? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. buyers. New homes with monthly payments Under $230, Low down payments, 373.3257. ________________________ . w. Garnelt White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. COmmercial Phone3fl.7$I1, Sanford 322- 2420 322 1731., WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- Hotise Cleaning _________________________ ________________________ - 46-Comnrdal Poporfy . Wanted by retired man, t,iwns to mowS. hedges 10 Irim [ W Decker 377 4902 _____________________________ Light Hauling I Yard Debris, Trash, ApplianceslMisc ILOCAL 1 3-49 5371 ________ Painting 1'ainfig t:y Anthony Corino Qualify lnt or Et • pressure cleaning. Free Est 3770071. -- Creative Surfaces Iic.. specializing in repainting, mt & cxl , wallpaper, wall fexing. wood Staining. Free Est. After: you have called the rest calI the best. 862 55Y2 Paiiting& Repair _______________________ Trent Painting & Repair InteriorS. Exterior Free Est. 372 3558, __________ p ''ting& Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 HousewivesCleaningService nilure Salvage. 3fl.S13l Personalized last dependabl Pholoarauhy - Regular or ltime basis We do wash windows 677 - ' - - Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roil-a way bed you've nowhere to roll away - . - If you Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement photos or color SilO. 3238751. ____________________________ ______________________ place a Classified Ad today. ____________________ _____ ___________ In*1nIrwsmsnts REALESTATI REALTOR, 332.7498 Lawn Care _____________________ ___________ • 'II 4 S $ Man, quality operation •s S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. '.ayne Beau. 327132$ BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE I - 321.031? Custom built Utility & boat trailers, truck racks & misc. I I repairs. Real Estate Agency 3232222 -- - -Used full size hotel-motel bed. dIng. Very clean, $14.lSea. PC. Nell's Sanford FurnIture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. --- 100' LAKE FRONT LOT in Casselberryon $eminola Blvd. Good for investment or usa now. $11,900 with good terms, CailBart 2565 PARK The Branch Offi__ Elatstlfui country lot in Deltone, located off Courtland & Shallowford, wooded. $3,350, 32375$t after 5 delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 17.97. So. of Sanford. 373-17" - REALTY WORLD.. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS r,Iered, well drained, mobile home OK, assume mtg. at I pct. $2100 per acre. 3332333. - 14o,nt' Re'pair & Remodeling 2lfirs 322 077) ________________________ D,-ki _________________________ ________ Complete Mobile I4on,t' Repair 349 5259 - - SERVICES UNLIMITED - - - - Tile floors installed NEW& REPAIR Fr&'&'Est 830 I783aft6 FIREWOOD -- ------ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses 5 G flAuNT 372 0665 MEINTZER IlL! New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 75 yrs. Exp $69 $57 - 62-A----Farin Equip, ______________________________ _________ ______________________ -------:'- p Alterations. Dressmaking 11 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED 67-Livestock-Poultry Drapes, Upholstery Cash br your loll Will build n LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA ......_.322-0701 your lot at our lot. COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC, SISfori'plck dli ad %' Enterprise, Inc. 136,900. Yearling Sfeer, 1,000IbS. 3734917 aft. Medel Inc . Realtor 641 30)3 ____________________________ Very Well Fed, $700 yWaII 323 6769 .. -____________________________ 3rywaIl, Ceilings, and Walls NEW HOMES 51-Househods repaired. Res. & Comm.. Open lto5dally 68-Wanted to Buy Remodel I. Additions. ___________________________ Call 83) 5399or 062 0135 197$ Singer Fufura Fully auto, ' $250 mo. I. under if you qualify. repossessed, used very short 372-2994 Let a Classified Ad help you find time, Original $01, bal, $111 or Cash 322-4132 more room for storage. 131 mo. Aent $3 REALTY - REALTORS LiSTNOWI Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Classified Ads bind buyers Buy & Sell, the finest In used Call WaltCappei3336100 Whybuy used? Newbrand nam, SEIGLER REALTY fast, SUPER? 3 BR, 28 home on nice Kles Realty Inc. lurniture, Refrig., stoves, tools box springs & mattresses at 20 BROKER corner lot? Great investment REALTOR pct. above dealers cost. Twin, $2L3005 proplAdi.propavaills3l.I0Ol ________________________ Grooming & Boarding fullsize,queenlking. Jenkins 2439 S,MyrfleAve fE BUY USFD FURNITURE, Furniture, 20SF. 25th St. 323Orlando APPLIANCES & PLUMBING Sanlord NEATI 3 BR, lB home with lots Animal Haven Grooming & 0911. 377 1577 FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur 321 0640 of potential? Priced to seIll Boarding Kennels Thermo niture, 205 F 25th St. 373 0951 $233001 stat controled heal, off floor oIl of total inventory of brand ____________________________ sleeping boxes. We cater to new mnterspring bedding. These BEAUTIFUL-I 4 BR, 2½ 5 Will buy old class rings & silver your pet. 3225152. beds are not damaged or __________________________ home In Loch Arborl pool i coins. Top dollar paid. Call seconds but brand new top lIne OSTEEN-DEER RUN Patiol C-HIA. DR. satin kIt,, Jim -u bedding sets ónlyl Free local $0 acres, lightly wooded, FRI much more. BPP SEN. VICE CONTRACT. Just - __________________________________________________________ Pianos 8. organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob Ball 372 1103, 2207 French Beds, Dbl. motel 8.5. 1 Matt.. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 373 7340. _____________________________ Furniture for all rooms, plus waterbed, stereo, TV, lamps, etc. No item over $200. 373 8823. _________________________ Low Down Payment ______ ________________ • '-------- - ________________________ STE N STROE'vl -, - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SFLL,TPADE 311 31SF. First St. 322-5627 $ ACRES VA.FHA.235-Con.Hornes 373 'B34 ______ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- -69 t '75 models Call 339 9100 or 034 4405 (Dealer I 107W 77th 5' , Frenco _______ , W.ssher Dryer Wedding Dress, size 9 __________________ Call days 327 7403 _________________________ lamps. All are hand made. differenl, and 20" diameter HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, Dc BARY AREA. IS WOODED ACR ES, 531,500. - 701 BATTERY SHOP FILL DIRTS. TOP SOIL Closed restaurant must liquidate YELLOW SAND immediately. Many lead & Call Clark 6. Itirl 3237580 copper Tilfany type hanging ____________________________ GONE IN SERVICE OWNER SAYS SELL 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATION, $5,900 CASH. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 323-5714, WE HAVE BUYERSI WE BUY CARS 76-Auto Parts _________________________ _______________________________ - TIFFANY LAMPS CHECK THIS PRICEI 2 story, 3 BR. 1'.: 8 home w.new car- - - tble w 2 benches, $30 full size baby bed w matt, $25 Oak Porch rockers, $79 95; metal office desk. $70. Jenkins Furniture, 705 E. 75th SI. 373 0981, N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 642.345' ________________________ ____________________________ If so you will recognize the Potentiality of these 6 acres on the beautiful Wekiva River at SR 46. Only 1110.000. - - Sd,' b ,id refrig., $75. picnic REAL ESTATE Broker 2': PLUS ACRES PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL TREES ON ST. JOHNS 1980 Travel Tr,iile'r 35'. tip out, AC. Carpeted. Iqe BR. deluve turn, patio (tours 'ilany *7'. tras, r,lusl sell thiS we'ek Cost 511.600 selling $6 9951 .1253368 I niiI ,cect of Specdw,i, D,itori,t P,'ach will hold pi.4Ic AU TO AUC 7 ION s-vt'ry TIJesday&aturd..et 7:10. It's tile only one in Florida. You s* the reserved prIce. Call 901.231 $311 for tunther details. -- If you needfill for Lg holes. Ion good price ________________________ 373 9278 21 acre orange grove, w 6" well HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3BR home w eat in kit,, new paint inside & out, & fenced corner lot. Only 537,50011 19" Zenith SoIa orig 5-493 7% bal 5183 lb or $17 mo Agent 339 0386 -. 77--Junk Cars Removed GUITAR LESSONS-- 30 yrs. : 197) Buick Regal$900 e'.p as teacher & professional 1971 Mustang 5600 BUY JUNK CARS guitarist, Sludied theory & 3?) 0372 From $lOto $50 . composition at Chicago Con Call 322 1621. 3" 116(1 servatory of Music Beginners, '73 Unto, 79mpg. good tireS, enroll now. ISa lesson Student New b,ltt & muffler 10 Dollar Paid for iunk guitars available, $29 Also 322 -$879 or 32) 0639 cars, trucks & heavy equipment. I save on Gibson. Martin, Guild, I 372 5990 75 Gremlin, 6 c yl auto - air. Yatiiatia, etc Lackey's Guilar Center & Studio, Sanford ! ;*,wer, rOdiO 33.000 nh . $1875. 78-!th3torcycles323 8941 nay iu,i4ider small c,sr 'n -_______----__ _____________________________'r,idc, good msleaqe 322 0098 Beautiful console piano, French A OK 'TIRE 322 7450 I Dodge Monaco. AC. PS, eni Provincial styling, used very NEW TIRES$I9 895. UP AM FM 8 track stereo, take little Fantastic tone & touch 2113 French Ave Santord over paynienls Must sell response 373 7280 I Reconditioned & reStyled pianos, I including new keys, new tinish, choose from various ,.j Slyles & finish 5695. • • Levis 5. Wrangler Jeans ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanbord Ave 327 579) 5 acre orange grove - - DAY TON.\ .\U TO AUC TI hi . sceIlaneous for Saie .. INTEREST MORRIS 75-Recreational Vehicles 59-MUsiCal Irchandise 1sf & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate ft Business los Florida Mon tgage lnveslment. 1101 F. Robinson. Orlando, 177 2976. 6 S acres with small pond H. Ernest Good used TV's. $758. up MILLERS I6l9Orlando Dr Ph 322 0352 -. - -- ft. intercom., solarium & fireplace on ' acre wooded lot. $115,000. Lakefront countrycharm,2BR, 28. brick FP, 1g. lakeside deck. dock, storage buildings, fenced lot, many extras. $51,900 by owner principals only. Call aft 5.3236507. - 47-A---Mortgages Bought &,Sold GOOD INVESTMENTS ONLY 10 - - - Stunning 36R 26 wpiush cptg., brick fireplace, dream kit 8 huge bdrms on 1g., treed lot for 179,90011 ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? , -. I YR. OLD DIlL WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 26. w Central HIA heat pump, big bdrms., & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 119,9001? Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323 5711. 43-LotAcreage -________________ 24 Hi's. - POISSON MARINE 2927 Hwy Il 92 Sanford, F Ia 32771 ____________________________ , ________ . ------- - -. or Sale 1931 %odeI A. 7 Or 1 orcl E'.t running conti Modified road car FIRM Somebody is looking for sour s '.00 321 4153 itt 5 - --bargain Offer it tcxlay in the ------ _______________________________ Classified Ads 3- s ' 55-Boats & ACCessories _____________________________ Wcbuyequity in houses. apts & v,,cant land Lucky Invest ,,it'nf, r' 0 Ito'. 29 S.inlord 3?? 47.11 . GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 - your TVr'rnotccontrolled no wires Conic by our chop for demonst ration HFPB'S T\' 2597 S S,intord Ave 3?) 1734 - - w' buy yOuI equity. cloSe n 7 tirs AWARD REALTY INC , -- Mont,' Carlo 197) AC PS PB SwivC buck,'t seats 6) (570 rn Es Ccind 51 ('00 321 0825 .'tP I Ai' 47-Real Estate Wanted -___________________________ Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home. single or double wide. Call anytime 1773 0781 BRAND NEW BEAUTY- Enoycieafl suburban living on 1 f acre. 3 over sIzed bdrms., 2 baths, guest cottage & much more. On s79,900. BROKER w,S.MvrtleAve. Orlando 321 1577 fl DEPARTMENT , clComa SEIGLER REALTY UA$MpLOy . Fvei 3270612,327 158 07 F 25th St Irontage, A must see at Sanford's Sales Leader at If your Club or Ot'9Ifl' 323.7837 , B _____________ - 111011 - 0 Investors this won't last long Nice 7 BR & 1 BR turn Triplex, 7 carports. Comm. zoned on S. Sanford Ave 1g. lot could build additional units, Rent for $655 mo clear over 3100 Msumc prc.c'nt mtg. Asking 363.000. 7897377 1k Harney, lake front 200' 137.000. 186.30011 NATURE LOVERS Only 537.5001 4 . N.V. Crum Inc ...... - 42-Mobile Homes GIANT OAKS- Rural lakefront 3 BR, 78 has 2100 sq ft on gorgeous 297' aeep lot w-100' This lovely estate is for you. Eves: 349-3100, 322 1959,3234302 MORTGAGE. - It. SanfOrd. HAL COLBWT REALTY MULTIPLE LISTING R&AL TOP MIS tune __________________________ por Fst,itt- (or'imercal 8. Resi dental .5uitions A Appraisals Call Dells Auction 373 5670 46-A-Industrial Property - 973 - DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Bingo Evsry Wed. & Sat.. Early Birds 7:15pm, - 4i'1 ij5j -. * * * * * * * * Laboiratorles Corp. SIlver 3235774 INC. Beach front house InNewSmynna,$200wk. Call 904.43$ 5$ n't pile no longer neoged items high as an elephanf's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet I 339 0509 339050$ ""' REALTORS MIS 3 BR, FP, fenced yd., assume mort. 512.900. RFALTOR 372.1991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE 41Houses S ord Grand Turin All viwer A C New up & tires A,jtO trans ca,oeted One owner - 322 8635 72 -Auction '' __________________ , Realty, Inc . 36Resort Property _______________________ REALIOR *AA EMPLOYMENT Cl2FrenChAv,. CorIlerOflOthIFrench "Your Futuri Our CQt ,' Secretary, Typist, sales oriented With Pleasing telephone PIrIIllelit$?. Speed typh,, $ lhOfThSIld a must & contact Mr. Trie at Jungle 305 323 1863 ESTATE SALE 2 BR, lB w.FP, exc. location. Only $21,000. ________________________ fl lularold 5.45,000. , 3Bedroom,)V,bafh, large yard. $300mo.,$iQodeposit ' P.' -- 3236061 or eves. 3230317 SpREALIOR 3390509 70) Bldg. E. Allamonte Dr. 339 0505 Furnished Free details Stewart.C, 100 Falrview Rd., Needham, Ma. 2estment - REALTOR -- 33-Houses ______________________ ' U Mg - "Please deposit one cent -s---for the- next 30 pounds." __________________ ___________________ M. Unsworth Realty 8Autos for Sale ___________________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 25". SOld mw over 5700 Balance due 3175 or take ever my panients $17 00 nionth Still in warranty. Will deliver C,ill 867 S3' - ( _________________________ ____________________________ - Make room In your attic, garage Development Opportunity Sell idle Items with a Classiflen Ad. Call a friendly adtaker at One entire block ZRMOI Ofl W. 322-3611 or $3i4993. 1st St. Exc. potential, use your imagination, $353.58 wkly, $51.90 daily. homework. Start immed. Mak, this possibility a reality. . • Build to Suit our lot or yourS FHA VA, FHA 7358.245 ___________________ __________________________ . $ACCT CLERKS BEAT THE HIGH COST OF HOUSING We've iust listed a 2 unit income property, It's a great home w lots of living area, priced rightt New carpeting, kit & bathrooms, make it easy for you to move into immediately Low interest, assumable mtg. - 53-TV.Radio-StereO ____________________________ "srit. 25415. French Ave. 377 0231 327 3772, 322 0779. 377 S35 I - 1h 110sf I4ii tn Town A low cost Classified Ad - I ALL FLORIDA REALTY OFSANFORDREpLTOR - SGENERALLABORERS$ Many openIngs, trainee position avail. . ''5\'.,, Paint & body shop for sale or tease w 2 BR apt. attached, Owner will hold mtg. Call br all details. Lk. Mary 2 BR, fenced yd LAKE VIEW $30,000 ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' & FENCIN'. $350 MONTH. I SE I G L E N R E A L 1 V. BROKER. 321-0640. S. W. Birmingham, Alabama 35211. Include three * * * * * * * - MIS - -• Antiques Oriental Rugs Mtic flo.es - Slot Machines Bridgi's Antiques 373 2501 Ref repo 16 Cu II Irot tree Org $529. now $705 or $19 mo Agent 339 9386 • _________ 1k Mary. 2 acresZ.agni. Plenty of room for country home, 325000 NEW LISTING 911 Elm Ave Don't m1s5 this onet 2 BR, I' B. comp. remodeled home, 1g. LR, OR, C H&A 531.200 w assumable rntg. at 10 jxt I? ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO OLD S BED 2, 1100-633-4545 or write ,1 321-0759 - _______________ 3 BR, 1½ B, CH&A. $325 mo., adults. No pets. Sec dep. Harold Hall Realty, Inc., REALTORS. 373.5774. NAMCO, 2121 Montevalbo Rd., - ------------ - 7) Chevy 3 ton. with II: side in camper. Stote. ref toilet. healer, sleeps 5 Only 53.500 .173 ?37i .%Sar,nese.tarit wanted 377 8863 WASI4F P Parts. Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPI ANCES 123 0897 _______ Geneva S acres cleared w pond & well, ideal for mobile home. 521.000 - - - __________________________ BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 7640 Sanford Ave. NEW LISTING Conveniently located 4 BR, 28 Split plan home w pool. Located With in walking distance to schools & ShOpping. Great for the growing family. . - High immediate income. Minimum Investment $4,95. HIghprofItstructur..Calbopr, Experienced Part.Time Motor ________________ f Toliphana: (351)814-5501 Publish March IL 25. 1 OET.90 ----- No selling. Service top retaIlers under exclusIve contract established by us. happen. * * * * * * * * this NOtICe 01 Administration is MWCh IL 1155. JEFFREY T. RAY, as Pat'senal Representati 01 th 1s16, HOWARD V. CR1168, ails kiliWn as P.O. lea ia Witlir Park, Florida W15 - - - 1303W. 25th St. Own Your Own Business. Distributorship for Kodak film, Duracell Batteries, GE, Sylvania and other photo projcts needed In pour area. . PLUYMUNT ffierisf, the qualificatIons the t'1 Representative, or the venue or iUrI$dIctIsn ii me cauit. ALL CLAIMs, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED. - RARE OPPORTUNITY When you place a ClasslfiedF IM Evening Herald, stay Clow to your phone because something wonderful Is about to - of -. . BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fun The Want Ad Way. Tired of house huntIng? 37, $320 mc. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 child., no pets. Geneva GardensApts. 24Business 4portunities 3277). Equal Opportunity Employer. M.F. Ci2FranchAve. 3335176 Cornerof OthI Frencti "Your Future Our concern" OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fill any objections they may have that challenges the validity 01 the diCedent's Will and CodIcIl - 50 c.o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Sanford,•Fl. -. claImed. If the claim is no yet due. the date wtsen It wIll become due shall be stated. lithe claIm Is 9ent or unllquldated, the nature of the uncertaInty shall be stated. If the claIm is secured, the sicurlty shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to till clerk to ma the clet to mail OIlS COPY ° Rlpresetdative. Alt persons Interested in the edate tb whom a Copy of this Noticed Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE DATE excellent quality restaurant, eves, P.1, apply in person. Mrs. G., Deltona Inn. 64$.443 private carriage dock operatIon in Sanford, Fl. Good salary I benefIts. Qualified persons reply to Box CourtofSemIflol,county,Florlda, -.-. __ CASHIER-HOSTESS Freight handler needed for ritshed 2 BR, 15, 2 car garage w Work shop, $325 mo. wOne mo. serurlty. 373.3118 aft 5 p.m. Silver Lake Road. S REALTORS 1Zi_.0.i9.d Ave._, fl2117 NO QUALIFYING ON THESE SANFORD .1 2. C A H, like new, owner $41,500 LONGW000 3 2, blk needs TLC, asking 339.500 31 with .1 acre grove. 20 pct. dn.. 10 pcI interest, $14,500. Ev4 373.3554 Eve. 305 668 5640 - __________________________ FREIGHT HANDLERS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE for single, many features including attic storage. 330) 5. Sanford Ave ___________________________________________ ____________________________ counting, must be capable typist. Cobia Boat Co. 100 - IN RE: Estate of HOWARD V. CRUM, also known as H.V. CRUM, Deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIoN TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Energy efficiency studios, idea " ' . • - iiii'ii 572-5478 Sanford Court Apts ' , C -.'... PORZIG REAL 1 Room apt. Utilities Furn. Middleagedpersonpreferred 668 620$ -- , I ____________________________ REALTOR -- 32-.Houses ' 'fl,, ..i& Upstairs 2 BR apt.. unfurn, IeWly deco, working couple, private ent. Off Street parking. Dep., no pets. 3239228. _________________ 31-Aparttflefl.ts Furnished - • Three 40ft alumnum trailers E.cellcnt condition Prcetj to sell 1CS 72? 6493 c1as or 705 ,Ve buy uSed furniture URNITURF & THINGS c S Sanford Ave 3 6593 Washer rt'po GE tj('iu'.t' ?IiiMti.'l Sold org $409 35. used short time Pal 3189 14 or $19 35 mo Agent 339 8386 I - 79-Trucks-Trailers - ORIENTAL PU.S WANTED Top Prices Paid Used. ,iny condition 644 5126 Originally $,49, assume pay ment5 0' $21 mo Agent 339 8196 - Alta monte executive Townhouse. 3 BR, 2' B. Brantley Schools. 5550 mo. Call 322-5965. * MPCROWVE ) - 2BRmodern,goodbocalion Fenced, A&H, w w carpet 831-6788 invoices, filing, and filling in ere ever needed in ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP -Wantod to Buy Push button ,.ontr,lc, h,). coro I • Steel Bldg - 2.880 s. ft. appro.., wired for 220 service, COnCretefloo Ideal br small business Owner may assist in binancing, $61,500, I BR-5209 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Villag. ___________________ Secretary Accounting Clerk needed, duties include correspondence, typing sales - jL,ppijances I -- _____________ _______ 9 & 11 a.m. 32)0621. 18Help - Wanted .. - .. . ri\_.__.. EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. in this 4': acre estate. 38R, 46 w. I guest cottage, fruit trees. 592.000. COUNTRY LIVING at its S acres fenced, 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath. lam room, Iiteplac, Screen patio w BBQ. Set, Cleaning Pool W Cool deck, fenced pastures, fish pcnd, access to St. Johns River $179,000 ______ I , _________- seeking Part.timesalesperson to Work at Auto Train Gift Caboose, Sanford Terminal, age must be 18, phone between - BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY WOODED 3.2 acres 1390 ft frontage) on Stone Island Road $72,000 _______ I:,. WhatevertheoCcasion, ____________________________ there isa classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. Free travel, other benefits, c. E. EXCLUSIVE Creative Expre*sns 322-7813 - * • LUXURY LIVING 3 BR. 28. pool, BBQ, green house, Ig patio, $55,900 " FACTORY WORKER-Mature, intelligent, desIring progress. Heavy work. Retiree ac ceptable. Permanent. United Solvents, 373.6464. ____________________________ 1910. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA By Mary T. Norton. * by Gill Fox ____________________________ -- 2 BR. 76, Condo, Kit equipped, Porch, gar.fireplace. Ig tre.j lot, good area PRICED REDUCED TO 557.500. Roommateto Share My2BRApt. Call Bill 32301$1 Weilrenes FulI& Part-time Appiy Days Inn, Sanford every day, Feeder Pigs; Hogs butchered, Cut&wrapped 90c lb. 322-4823 ___________________ * - If you are having difficulty findmnç a place to live, ur to rivs, job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads newspaper of general circulation of the City, one (1) time at least fifteen (15) days prior to the time of the public hearing. Dated this 6th day of March, City Clerk Publish March 15, 1980 DET.19 * -__- a Probate DIvision, the address of wt,Icti Is Room 322. SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The Personal Representative 01 th. estate 15 JEFFREY 1. RAY, ose ad. eu is co Past Office Box 1321, Seminole County Courthouse, Park, Florida 32790. The Sanford, Florida. The co-personal repmantative of the ate are name and address of the Perscnal LINDA SPENCER FOSTER and. Representative's attorney Is DONNA .1. STIMPSON W$5OI KENNETH F. MURRAH, of address Is 1020 Bear Lake Road, Murrah, Doyle, $asser and Din. Apopk.a, Florida. The name pod mer, PA., 500 West Morse address of the personal Boulevard (Post Office Box 1325), representative's attorney are set Winter Park, Florida 32190. All persons having claims or forth below, All persons having claIms or demands agaInst the estate are demands agaInst the estate are required, WITHIN THREE requIred, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fIle with the THIS NOT ICE, to file with the cierk.of the above court a written clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claIm must statemofenyClamet'd,m they may have. Each Claim must be in writIng and must indicate the be In writing and must Indicate the basIs for the claim, the name d basIs for the claim, the name and address of the credItor..or its agent .4.4.... I I• .-uui or;ttonwy, and the amount claImed. It the claim Is not yet du. the date when It will become due shell be stated. lithe claim Is contingent or unliqubdated, the nature 01 the uncertainty shall be stated. littvedlalvn Iswcuaed,the security shall be descrIbed. The claimant shall deliver suffIcient copies of tile claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to each personal dative. AU persons Interested lii the estate to whom a cp et this Noficeof AdminIstration h been mailed are required, WITHIN * SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try AAAEMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. 323-3176 Cornerof lOth& French "Your Future Our Concern" Baby Sitting in my home for working mothers. Prefer babies up- to 2 vrs old.- 321.0151 CLAIMS RAYMOND M. SPENCER Deceased NOTICE OP 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 RAYMOND M. SPENCER, deceased, File Number PR .0.78,, spending in the CIrcuIt Court for. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address 01 which 1$ - Spurof the Moment Babysitting inmyhome.HrIy,damly,y rates. Day or night. 3226477. 4I0 - Exc. oppor. J -- - Legal Notice Tract of Land lying in the NE 4 of NW'i of Sec, 6, $42,300 Harold 5. Hall & WI Patrice V.to Charles W. Maida, Lot 17 San Sebastian Hts UN 3, $56,000 Bel Aire Homes Inc to Jack D. Hauck.LotI79OelAIreHiIIsUN,, 130.200 Sabal point Prop Inc to Phoenix Homes Inc. Lot 9 Cypress Landing at Sabal Point, 515,900 Ben M. Beasley & WI Nancy B. to David B. Rhodes III & wf Sara M., Lot 16 01k A Head Manor UN 4, $62,000 Gerald Korman to Gallimore Homes Inc Lot 15 01k G Tr 57 Sanlando Springs, 59,000 The Babcock Co to Steven P I Woods & wf Angela, Lot 216 Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. dni , Legal Notice Sears. d senid ., * WEDNESDAY, MARCH19 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 n.m., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, Recovery mc,, 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Ait.amonte Springs. SanfordSereandergsenjorcitizens dance, 2:30 p.m., civic center. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30p.m. Florida Power& Light, 301 N. Myrtle Aye,, Sanford. Sanford.Seminole Jayceette., 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeateri Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall .uu - HOURS Seminole County Humane Society, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Speaker -J Loe Petropulos, of J&J Exterminating, on pest control. We Care orientation session, 7-10 p.m., (yJ Shep'herd Church, 5400 Oleander Drive, Orlando. Call 628-1227. ' . . Dale H. Doge to L,H. Stephens, of NE'. of NW' of Sect. 2$, 21.30 Elizabeth W. to David W. Brown & Seminole rIando - Winter Park Lot 10 81k A The Springs $3,100,730. wf Teresa P., Lots 14 and 15 & the Spreading Oak VIII, $117,500. (QCD) Lk of The Woods Inc. to Ronald A. Martin & WI Barbara Charles Bivona & wI Anna M. Lot N 10 ft of Lot 13, 81k 1 Mayfair, DIESEL MECHANIC $64,000. D. to James E. Stringham & wit 233 Ui of the Woods Townhouse Class A Mech needed for private Kenneth 6. Crossman 8. WI Joy N., Lot 23 Tuscbwilla UN 6, Sect. 6, 2235 $100 carrier In Sanford, i. Mvt CLASSIFIED DEPT. Florence A. to Elbridge L. Garvin RATES Winter Springs, S10I,00o. BMAProptoCharlejVionaf have background in John T. Ashford Jr. & wf Lois R. Ann M. cont, same as above, &wfOJlveG.,TheSflft.of Lot 15 44c line itime mechanics. Good benel,tt, & the N 39 ft. of Lot 16 First Add tO tO George 0. Graham & WI $70,300. 3 consecutive times 3c a line Pinehurst, $23,900. salary commensurate with Dorothy-i., Lot 52 Blk A Crystall Ralph W. Kelley to Gerald F. 800 A.M - 530 P.M. 7coinicutivtImes 3c a line exp.Qualifiedpersonsr,p,yto (QCD) JoSeph I. Goldstein Ind. . Bowl Add to Casselberry, 8.39, Sneli&wf5haronLTp,,75f0f & Tr to BML Invest. & PRN In. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Box 51 co The Evening $60,000. Lot 13 BIk Q Longwood Park, vest., Lot 1 BIk A Sunland Est., Herald, P.O. Box 1651, San SATURDAY 9 Noon Howard D. Pryor & wf Barbara $42,500. 3 Lines Minimum $100. ford Fl. 32771. Equal op G. to Israle Santana 8. wf Noemi, James J. Mulligan 8. WI Caro J. portunity Employer M F. Dale H. Dodge to L.H. Stephens, __________________________ Lot860SpringOaksUNI,$ Lot 10 81k A The Springs DEADLINES (QCD) Nita J. Weitzenkorn fka Lot 30 81k B Carriage Hill Un 4, rttime Sales Spare or Soreadlng Oak VIII, $112,500. Nita J. Sherburne to Norman S. $38,400. Fl Res Comm Inc to James wanted. Work out of your own Sherburne, Lot 16 81k 8 N Orlando Noon The Da9 Before Publication Frederick G. Welclay & Martha Norma, Lot 9 81k C Greenwood home, set your own hours, Townside Fouilh Add., sioo. L. to Larry W. McDaniel 1 WI Lakes Un 2, $47,250. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Lewis S. Law & wf Edith M. to Annette Lot 18 81k C Woodmere Fl Res Comm Inc to Randy .1. Sunday - Noon Friday INVESTMENT. Fring, Wm R. Guy 8. Barbara A., Lot 6 Park Second Rep $28,300. __________________________________________________________ Lewis & wf JacquelIne K., Lot 20 ____________________________________________________ Include, benefits PaiO 81k B Rep Lots 29 & 30 Bear Lake Ralph 0. Short & WI Mary to 81k A Greenwood Lakes Un 2. vacation, company car, Heights, $37,500. Malcolm C. Barber & WI Phyllis A. $73,000. _________ ___________-retirement plan & more. For Thomas F. Evans to John R. Lot 27 Seminole Raceway 1st Add., Jim J. Dozier to Irene Camp., more information call Rich or Carver & wf Jane F. Lot 29 $16,000. Lot 1, Lavada Ct., $7,000. 3-Centeries 4--Personals Marcia aft 6 P.m. 834.5880. Brookhollow, $13,000. Donald V. Jablonski&wf Nancy Gidus Blders Inc. to Larry E. Jack W. Reynolds & Jo Anne to L. & Orris H. Robinson & Sandra Bittle & wf Joan B.. Lot 23 Case . * * * * Nicholas 6. Piller & WI Joan B., B. & Sharon T. Braun to James K. •_. 2 Spaces in Masonic Gardens. In CANNON REST HOME Lot 13 Wekiva Hills Sect, 9, Dossrnan & wf Veda, Lot 95 Slavia Grande, U0,000. area most beautiful Mem. Special care for elderly lady or $ MGR. TRAINEE $ L.T. Hunt Jr. & Doris E. to Le $102,900. orial Park. $100, to settle Colony Subdv, $39,000. gentleman. Private room, Good with math, must be career Plaza Decor Inc.. Lots .41 1. Unsworth Builders Inc to Lura estate. Andrew E. Amoroso & WI LW, $29,000. goocUood, etc. 121 DeloresDr., minded. This one is for you Mae Payne, Lt $3 Less the W 16.36 Prudence el al to UN WOOd. Altamonte Springs. $341148. Mercedes A. McCorkle 8. Ernest tt Geneva Terrace Amended Plat, working Inc. TR 5, Lot AAA EMPLOYMENT 16 E. to Dewana L. Atterbury Un 234 134,000. 913 French Ave. WhrBe Lonely? Write: "Get A Longwood md. Park A Tract of Orienta Point Condo VIII One. 3235176 Broyhill Realty Inc to Adventis land lying in the NE'4 of NW4 of $67,300. Corner of lOth& French Mate" Dating Service. All Health Sys. Sunbelt Inc., Lots 328- Sect. 6, 21-30, $72,000. "Your Future Our Concern" CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. B.F. Wheeler Jr. & Mariam L. 53), 533. 5118. the N 'i lot its 55, 536 ICr, Fl. 3351$. Mobil Oil Crp to The Southland Martin to Michael M. Staley & WI FLORIDA & 5378. the N "i of lot 558 less the E Crp from the inters of the S line of NOTICE OF PUBLIC _______________________- __________________________ * * * * * * * * Deborah L. The E 210 ft of the W leOlt of LOt 5338. also less the N 16 81k G Sunland Est.. 1210.000. HEARING 16731$ of the N 710 ft. of the S 475.66 110$ the E 1801 of Lot 3581 Ihe plat 5-Lost & Found Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur Anna Lea Heard to J. Foreman TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ___________________ of Altamonte Land Hotel 8. Nay. Heard The W 65ff of the N 99 It. of ft. of the NW'/ of Sect. 17, $3,500. lic. preferred, will train. Apply NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Francis J. Nahill & WI Grace V. to., $850,000. in person Richle's VW, 1 ml. N. Lots 6 6. 7 81k 9 Tier 3, E.R. to Leslie B. Lee, Lot 12 81k SNOrt, by the City Council of the City of Found young male dog, appears Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc to Traffords Map of Sanf. $100. of 434 on 17.92. Winter SprIngs, Florida, that said Townslte Fourth Add, $26,000. lobe shep & collie mixed. 81k __________________________ Dominic V. Genovesi 8. WI Ruth I, Bel Aire Homes Inc. to George Peter Peeve & WI Brenda J. to City Council will hold a public over reddish tan, Flea collar & Lot 12 81k 8 Greenwood Lakes UN 0. Roberts & WI June M. Lot 168 PaulIne Bocock, The W The Evening Herald Classified choke collar. 327.3999, 50.5$ ft. of hearing at the City HaIl, 400 N. I, $57,100. Ads offer no fancy claim. Bel Aire Hills Un 2, 131,000. Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, _________________________ lot 268. the E 20.12 ft. of Lot 23 81k Lisa Henley Ika Lisa H. Camp. 5. . . .Just Resultsl Wm. 0 O'Donnell & wI Elaine P. 53 Sanlando The Suburb Beut. FL, on Tuesday, April 8, 1980, at -.__________________________ _____________ bell to Patrick Cummings & WI M. to Harold R. WmS Tr the W 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as I 6-Chiid C8f'e 175 ft. Palm Springs Sect., $13000 Colette. Lot 3 81k A N Orlando of the E 313 ft. 81k C Reliable woman to care for Weathersfield Lloyd E. Clifton 1. WI Norma S. possible, to consider an Ordinance Ranches Sect, 8, $45,700 I elderly lady in my home entitled as follows: Subvd, $190,000. to Andrew t. Furia & WI Elizabeth Hallmark Builders Inc to . Mature European Lady weekends. Flexible hrs, prefer AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Wanted: Barbara E. Sonner to Anthony A., Lot 11 rep Semlnola Park, Charles 0. Harlan & WI Suzanne Grabowski, Lot 381k B Pineview, for child care in my home. from Sanford area, must have OF WINTER $34,000. SPRINGS, j C., Lot 10 81k $ N Orlando Ranches 973, 137,500. Longwood.L.k, Mary area. oWfltrans.322.0)5i FLORIDA, REZONING THE Sec. $65,300 Own transportation preferred. I Alt VIII Inc to Constance C. HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED Sun Rise Erectors Inc to Day 64J.16, eve 323-6880. ' LANDS LOCATED ALONG Timothy 0. Gelt:, Claire C. & I $23,900. STATE ROAD 431 BETWEEN Anna E, Lot 104 Sunrise UN 2 A, I $ BOOKKEEPERS . INV.JTATIONTOBID: Alt VIII Inc to Byron G. SHERRY AND BENNETT Will care for your child in my home at night, reasonable The City of Longwood, Florida Is STREETS IN THE CITY OF Able to set.up bookkeeping Westerlield, Un 310 Bldg 300 Alt Wayne Nicarry aka Wayne A. VIII I $75,900. rates. Call 322-4109 for In. I acceptingwaledbidsforpavingof WINTER SPRINGS, SEMINOLE systems, Exp. $170 to $113 to I Nicarry to Anthony Carione, A formation. start Mon thru Friday 9.3. Olin AM Homes of FL Inc to Wayman Street from SR 431 to COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM ITS _______________________ TUESDAY, MARCH18 • . 18-He p 322-26H a - Tuuday, Mar. 1I,iio CALENDAR - - Inc., Isiftas's 2435'a S. French flJ93) Sanford 223 5321 ___________ Plumbing siply business + real estate I Inventory, W. Mallczowski, REALTOR, 322.7fl3 ________ • I 2 fl89993 _ ______________ . --: .-'- . '1 I V �BLON DIE 40.—Evlg Horald, Sanford, Fl. I'M GONNA BE IN BIG SURE "A5TED LATE! sday, Mar. n ed rsons I Bendsdown 44Cheirpon 5 Piece of chins 45 Singer Bob ACROSS 41 La ii, 910 by Chic Young WI.4yARF NVj DRESSING? : Boy r7 y THAT TI.47 AT e Tu d Answer to Previous Puzzle [LIHIAI GLORY l1II GET BACK IN BED E Is a 50 Snakelike fish 51 Small 01111) 13 Boyfriend 14 wery 15 ::::: 54 Cat (abbI0: 58 Employs . 60 Tiny cessities 17 Obtained l8 One ofthe 20 Barrymores J f 24 Walker .. .YOU MIGHT AS WELL LOOK FIGURE WI4EN YOU'RE MY AGE ArJ17 CAN'T RUN i / RUNN lNG FAST 2 Expel 26 ofcnten. Instrument 33 Small cube 34 Actor fruit -____ 1 2 3 — — — 4 5 — — 12 — by Art Sansom )1 fl pC 2, CAKE FOR (iroHAPF\ IF IT16TES C C.CLfrTh I LITTLE FUêIY — — — 22 19 — 28 31 II I . II ( II ___________ __________________________________ — by Bob Montana — ________________________ 61 "—' TRIED SOME NEW GASOHOL 6ACHIE " j CAR LL AMC) • I ~41 — f (' 1' V / - - all, ' 3 j 0 ")~ ( ' 1 P .''" '- ,._, — — — — — — f •,4') / ' 61 — I 44E 14N 5(XH Ak) E.EI( f ,4 —'\ jA I I g — — r 'r — — — 62 65 — -- 63 — — — — — — — — — — — — .J. 1 IFF. CPSIS wIU be visionary, yet Owy,u - tonight's Seminole County Sc 'hool Board Association (FHSAA), is expected to involved, the superintendent of schools or waivers to allow them to play basketball heavy breasts to reduce their You may have a couple of weight. I am 68 years old, other problems which concern DEAR READER — Five me. First, you may have fat feet four and 120 pounds inside the abdomen Itself, not doesn't sound bad. Perhaps just under the skin. There's no you sho uld cou nt ur way You can squeeze meeting. The board will also take up its respond to the board's request that he the school board chairman. The FHSAA at Lake Howell High School. They Daniels and Sylvester Wynn. brought suit the student.s were informed when they not transferred in August that they V.0 investigate possible recruitment in the is the governing body of high school transferred from Seminole High School. against the school board last year be eligible to participate in sports. He The other student is requesting a waiver they were denied the opportunity to play cases of three students who transferred athletics in the state. In three Seminole County high school to play baseball at Lyman High School. The parents of Gene Green are still also said he would not sign a waiver for schools. Transfers are allowed only for the boys because the school board went in allowing the 92 ____________________ TROUBLE, rLL SAY.' WOULD, HEY! NUTCWFLL MY 15ATrM L~aJ LIKE THAr WE W-&P IYE DOM. 4 ' J' CAJ . BUGS BUNNY by StWel & Holnufahl 014 OPA I LMMY Mfg UW ,%W UTL1REP-4 WISE) C)K CLOL) IN JW9 OVEN! ______________________________________ _______ shore up a +64 WT II . . ' threatened at gunpoint, tied to upright I. OAJ42 Eleinentary School in Longwood. : Parents of Woodlands pupils, however, have indicated they do not want their children moved. . . . . 1 / '-'-:-- ... — - by Bob Thaves 4 Q 10 8 7 3 VA v H5'L.l.. N WELL. I Wl" YOU COULP ATTENM TO! rLL RIPE UP FRONT SEE TO 11441/ wI. d WITh UG H 6AK105 41072 Vulnerable:- North-South Dealer. Sotith Wail I4i' 10 3 difficult Feativer told the parents the school who said that there were irregularities In paretiLal input into its rezoning plans this year and as disappointed the Bani-Sadr also favors a quick end to the hostage crisis, which AyatoUah ' . l _____ • • RMAW has no organizational changes in mind at something," he said, "to determine a merit heads they will have the advantage calls for the corporation to operate TEL AVIV, Israel(U PI)— The leaders idea of a summit meeting. The report this time. of Egypt, Israel and the United States said both agreed. hospital Public Relations Director Kay those people will not come here to bother replacement facility is built. The radio said the official an. first tour of the facility, he said Seminole Bartholomew said Tesar feels there them. HCA assumed the assets and liabilities "They have to be asked to come," she of Seminole Memorial and agreed to nouncernent of the Camp David summit Memorial Hospital will retain its present should be community participation in the break the deadlock in the Palestinian and its timing could come later today. said. name until the replacement facility is naming of the hospital. lease the hospital building for three years autonomy talks, the Israeli army radio completed. She said Tesar today again emphasized Despite economic problems and for $5.2 million. The corporation conSadat, Carter and Begin met for 13 said today. Although Hospital Corporation of that quality care is HCA's top priority. federal government cut-backs, a tracted to pro%ide a replacement hospital The radio said President Carter days at Camp David In September 1978 to America(HCA) officials have called the She said Tesar was asked when HCA company spokesman from IICA's cor- ata cost of at least $118 million and then sounded out Prime Minister Menachem produce the framework for the Egyptian- new facility Central Florida Regional was going to take over the hospital and he . • ,,.. s,.. ,., . - sition" she said. It was so smooth, she said, that some didn't even notice. a ' , • , - -, 1 I HAW Wh .• - ____'. . . • I by Craig I.agg.n- IDWP4I . . . . . CTOR ACCIDENT OLLS GENEVA MAN " ( • ,r .,. : )I) I • . . . . • - •-.' _______ ,, ' - : . '. * ne May Open In Ju downtown, Sanford, may be opening fOr federal and state government approvals have a staff of 10 and will be open for patient treatment by mid-June, said for the center's operation have been treatment on two shifts daily six days per Dorsey Greene, administrator of the received. week. The average patient, he said, must Artificial Kidney Ce n ter in Orlando It is expected that 24 patients from the have kidney dialysis three times weekly. today. Sanford-Lake Mary-Deltona area, who He added local patients are anxious for The partnership of doctors acquiring now must travel to Orlando three times the new center because the center in the building, owned by William L. Kirk weekly for kidney dialysis, will transfer Orlando is overcrowded and currently Sr., have tentatively scheduled closing on to the more conveniently located Sanford operating around the clock. The same the property for later this week. Sales center when it opens. group operates kidney dialysis centers price of the building and property at 206 Greene said area patients are anxious throughout Florida and across the United Commercial Avenue Is $140,000, Ac. - for plans for the Sanford center to be States. In the Central Florida area it has cording to Buddy Duncan of Duncan" completed and the center to go into centers in Gainesville, Tampa, St. Realty, Altamonte Springs. operation. "We hope to be open within Petersburg, and Sarasota, In addition to Greene said costs of renovating and three months, but that Is optimistic," Orlando. equipping the facility are estimated at Greene said, adding he doesn't want to The Sanford center will be sufficient In $240,000. He said today it is hoped a give a firm date until he is sure it will be size to treat 32 patients during two shifts. contract will be let by the end of the week with a Local contractor for the - renovations. Today The three doctors acquiring the "*raw Pftft by Tomwoftw David S. Pins, to be Seminole County rescue workers struggle in vain to revive Robert property — Dr. of medical dirtictor the kidney dialysis Sml*, 18, of Geneva, who was killed TueWay evening when a center, Dr. Joseph Warren and Dr. tiattom' IUpped over, crushing him. Smith was driving the tractor, Robert Metzger, all nephrology helping James and John Pressley pull logs from the Pressleys land specialists have formed a partnership .11 State Road 46, just east the St. Johns River when his loot for the acquisition known as the sftppedolf the clutch, deputies say. "The chain pulled light and the Commercial Street Partnership. The partnership In turn will be leasing people on the tractor (raed ot'er" said a witness, facility to BIo-MedicalAppllcations could t free Smith until rescue workers arrived to help them, w hich w operate County. and lJen,don rescue workers continued trying to revive Iddfl.Y Smith uiW they arrived at Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he Greene said today while engers and was pronoenceddeadon arrival at 5:23p.m. -architects have designed plans — of saying "i"- • The kidney dialysis clinic planned in renovations of the full span building, an absolutely correct one so patients will the former Southern Bell Telephone contracts for the work have not as yet not be disappointed. Building on Commercial Street In been let. But, he added, all necessary Greene said the Sanford center will , • p . i • 1 Construction of the new building at Mangoustine Avenue overlooking Lake director of Domestic Development Doug INIonroe could be completed in as little as "We've got money," said IICA's D alysis Clin - county cannot sell it for more. In talking with the department heads, Lewis. 18 months, Lewis said. RCA is now ap.. lie said IICA is a major corporation plying for the required state and federal she said Tesar revealed that the secret of with more than a billion dollars in assets. — DIANE PETRYK RCA's success is decentralization. permits. -'p —. ,j ii porate headquarters in Nashville said buy the old building for $500,000 If the Tuesday construction of the new hospital Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Israeli peace treaty and the current Hospital, Tesar explained that name was replied that they already have. Sadat in telephone calls Tuesday on the Palestinian autonomy talks, given by the corpora tion because a name "They wanted a very smooth tran- will proceed full steam ahead. VCHDen46 $ A IS1K1!) -. of all of IICA's resource, people, but that Seininole Memorial Hospital while a name for the new hospital." As Tesar was about to embark on his will hold a summit meeting at Camp H4tE I.F4THER? 'I " SXRVJL 1 p . WILL EP"Tft expected to be presented conight. "Ile said about 99 percent of the Emerging from his first meeting with was necessary to obtain a Florida "You're not dealing with cities and hospital department heads this morning, charter. Another name could be picked decisions will be inade here," she counties," lie said. "We've got the money reported. to do the job." Seminole Memorial Hospital's new later. She also said Tesar told the depart"We may have a contest or administrator, James D. Tesar, said he I ICA's contract with Seminole County 2nd Camp David Summit On Top? Lmard Starr A"AMP - .• 5EPt1 eR41 44 I4EP! FOON i I lOONIES by T. K. *yapi lwwr~ & lnmwh~ , cmrL& N1V1N LI?? PC NO MO ON N UN IBCIIf Woodlands parents did not cooperate. i . I . K'TWI... I MIN 'OJR HlesmIa.... LVHE I N Hospital Admin stra woman hostage showed her his revolver Iran's ambassador to Kuwait, A to let her know that one of its several Shams Ardakani, said today, "There will chambers was loaded, and then be no solution to the hostage question proceeded to intimidate her by pointing before May 15." . ' , 1OI) I • . TUMBLEWEEDS *41' II, 'fl4? b 1 Horsier, executive manager of the Greater Sanford bame The parents Wd Owl Md wA want merce, and his secretary Mary Reddick, go over requests for Information concerning the Golden Age Olympics (GAO). After a recent GAO story on the their children transferred now only to be inoved again when new elementary "Real People" television program, Interest In the GAO has produced about hools are built. 50 letters from across the country, plus numerous tourists in the area stop. said schools too ping by the chamber for additional Information, homer said. Gold medalist far off. The board directed the rents to Orrin Graf's appearance In the Mike Douglas Show to be aired over channPI 6 come back with another lan, which is GETS MAIL - I UE5G IT'S GOOPMOK Herald ' Jack REAL' STORY V=lW,1nterwptIon.ur*r voili"na RuImUsh KhosnieW Jayis Uw palruarniont which by definitiowconsUtute cosircion." wiU decide when it convenes in May af ter He expilsined that much of this a BMW- round of voting — a run-off knowledge was based on the reports of election for candidates who did not led ing of hearts from the dummy and . ' ' -. board had gone out of its way to allow "Several hostages were repeatedly balloting last Friday favor the hard-line N.slb East Ssstb nIi line of PtsY e THIN' - . threatened with guns and other Islamic Republican Party, which OP. in about six weeks is expected to create more interest, homer said. weapons," Owen said. "On one occasion poses any deal until Shah Mohammed ______________________________________________________________________________ ran. • a student who was Interrogating a Reza Pahlavi returned South knew where the trump Jack was but had no way of finessing for it as dummy no longer had any trumps. Declarer was no amateur. in an instant he found the win. by ". Layer pointed out that in his opinion there was no alternative to some rezoning. ., hostages released after the first two receive a majority. But the returns so far from from the weeks of the siege. much ANNIE they presented only one possible plan to ,. . also c yourself some FRANK AND ERNEST tnistaiderstood the board's request when - Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said, "it is apparent that some or all of these Individuals have been subjected to U On March 12 the board postponed the rezoning after board member William Kroll said the parents evidently handle the overcrowding — a plan that did riot involve any transfers. The ruling Tuesday night, stating that "Over and above the other severe to East's see. East returned a 42 diamond, which was won in 42 dummy. Declarer led the •A KQ$5 •J3 made nine and passed It when sma SOUTH 45 to Z , • " bare concrete floors and kept blindfolded or parliament, was conducted in "a as punishment in th first weeks of the satisfactory manner," was a setback for crisis, now in Its 137th day. But at the March 5 school boar d ilieeting, board member Robert G. Fea ther acknowledged that there is a In the elementary school rezoning issue, the school board is expected to approve a plan for moving about 200 1 t f overcrowded Woodlands the gun at her and repeatedly pulling the cv. ' . :, sm- A r application for an order to release the 50 poses any compromise on freeing the American captives. American hostages until the ousted shah Owen said hostages were often is returned for trial. at _____ . Hague, Netherlands, as part of the U.S. by the hard-line Moslem party that OP. at trick four and played a spade to the king, which lost EAST love. This you • •• the International Court of Justice in The bolstering chances of an election victory us ______ I SSSA likely to be doing wmftq .. .. - By United Press International IT Pan relationship. Pan 4+ followed. Ius Pus small peroon wiH be thinking of SAGrIMARIUS (Nov. 23. PM Delarer was now down to the ways to brighten your life, Dec.21) It's a good day to put trio. two spades each. Opening lead9 K small C You' ve South led a small diamond TAI.JRUS (April 20.,nary your ears are Wltzing porwily shelved. You're not to dummy and when East fol. X)If 1 lowed small claimed the conWwly to leave any 1004e today it wiH be bemuw Others threads hanging at this time. By tract on a trump coup. South are talking about you. You'd OsWald Jacoby announced he wild Id Id CAPRIOORN (Dec. 2Wan. uWAlleallisiatag feel my flattered U you could hearts from dummy and 19) lum Anuld go rather card his high diamonds on hear what they're saying. ,., 1.. smoothly I flo1 mOSt1,j ,iranced plays them until East ruffed. GEMM (May 21-June 20) apt to 194 POW 1111100YRUM bridP ruffle YOS? iea . Ent Someone you may be Z t to tie in the realm of conceded and South h!ad his pried to learn is In only the teat players. game ,you isochats.,1 corner will try to do with Howaor, !,has LSI. 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In Tehran, the Interior Ministry ruled U.S. State Department legal advisor that the first round of voting in Iran's RobertsB. Owen made the charge be fore parliamentary elections was fair, Ir La - ',,, IIUIU' otherhand,proper ydesigned ,. i li Lyman 111gb School who also transferred after the deadline. A waiver was signed for that student. . . - . - competitive situations today and career for the coming love Ii involved. months are all discussed In LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCt. 23) A t oG h Letter, You have a flair today for ____________________ -- . . exercises may W l am student now ixirticipating in sports at . - V • - 9 . . - Tile, two basketball pla%ers, Harold l . ••-_.._. y chairman refused to sign waivers for the sfers were for academic purposes. Two of the students requested the students. transfers after the July deadline. S U • WIN AT BRIDGE resources, possible pitfalls especially true if someone you rur ' ____________________________________________________ In partnership aggressive but pleasant. you luck arrangements. This will be Romance trave I . suggest a lot of fat. Second, Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the one year to transfer students unless a sports. third and most controversial elementary school rezoning project. The meeting Is scheduled to begin at NY 10019. exercises don't cause a To answer your question fracutre of a vertebra. On the There In something iom. you won't make those you manding about your attitude AurPUB feel like losers. VIRGO (Aug.* 23-Sept. 22) that will be obvious to all with whom you deal today. You're Good things will happen to I SEE IN aware of surgery on large lead to obesity. have practical applications. the odds are apt to be slightly PISCES (Feb. 2Marth20) tiltedin your favor. IWevut1 - , Florida High School Athletic Activities waiver is signed by the two principals proper exercise program that abdomen is part of the overall LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) In 1:30 in the school board chambers of the academic reasons. transfer cases this school 'ear, students lie transferred from l.akc Howell. (tclnan(ling their son be allowed to play school office building at 1211 Mellonville, To avoid athletic recruitment, the who transferred requested waivers be The principals involved, the baseball. All three students insist they Sanford. FHSAA rules deny athletic eligibility for signed to allow them to participate in superintendent and the school board were not recruited and that their tran- schools will be first on the agenda at thoughts in order If you are taken off thetrunk, including able todlscims your Ideas with one who operates on your wave length. Select a positive this coming year. Your ideas PETRYK Herald Staff Writer of fat from the abdomen? I'm habits to avoid patterns that helps to strengthen the nb. physical characteristics that dominal muscles, Other occur with osteoporosis. readers who want this Issue If that's the case, you need can send 75 cents with a long, attention for the osteoporosis stamped, self-addressed and posture effects. You envelope for it. Send your might profit from a a properly prope ' request to me in care of this designed exercise program, newspaper, P.O. Box but with sis 3 RadloCityStation, New York: have to be care1°that ful the Into more constructive areas thinker. IS MID l Nk BUGS — — — YOUR BIRTHDAY Mard* it,1ISO Your imagination and creativity will be channeled - ACr% C44 WHAT 00*YOU 54 For Wednesday,, March 19,, 1980 by Howls Schidir u 53 152 OROSCOPE N vu II 44 43 H ________ EEK & MEEK C'wb, N(A 35 36 37 By DIANE The possibility of an investigation into alleged athletic recruitment at area high concern and I'm sending you The Health Letter number 3-7, some osteoporosis. Girth Control: Avoiding The As the bones become porous Big Middle. It will give you a and the vertebrae shrink in review of the proper kinds of size or collapse particularly exercises you need tobeusing in women in your age group or to help reduce your girth. older, It literally shortens the Since you've told me that spine and usually allows the you ha ve back trouble, I think spine to bend forward. That's you better check out any why you see the buffalo hump exercise program, including in many older wothen. this one, with your doctor to The combination of the be sure that the exercises are shortening of the spine and its helpful for you and won't forward bending causes the harm your back. abdominal muscles to be Usually the common back slack and protrude. complaints are benefited bya Therefore an enlarging — — — — 40 5 a L pr — School Board To Consider Athlet ic Probe, Rezoning successfully to take the layer changed his or her living weight problems. — __________________________________________________ " J,,, — 48 04 — I,'1u"u'_• _—( I ' i are done as part of modern I do understand your I'm concerned about the 42 — E WAY OVER HAVE %~C)U TRIED THAT '.. — 34 - — - — be off down with exercises. Your than a lot of people who have height and weight don't 24 33 57 ARCHIE — — — ( 50 — — 3 'g' I II I , — — 29 30 32 41 ii — 23 — 10 11 — 14 20 38 • 9 8 — — ,uw,w.... 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I'm 5 foot 4 and weigh 1) pounds when in the American °f 23 African land 1 Marine fish 31 Musical LIKE YOU'RE VERY FAST... trunk ope 28 Wards domen 10 Love in Rome 45 Foreclose 06 Dr. cumulation of fat on my ab- I N 6 Desired 42 Hold out 9 French painter 43 Kennel sound 64 Genetic material Leisure Usable [W4AT 1N THE WORLPY MV "1 ARE YOU PUTTING LJOGGIP4G ON . OUT IT M 63 ]Hl Eveiiiiuz eratld 72nd Year, No 80—Wednesday, March 19, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents DEAR DR. LAMB — My T A V A I L 0AZ e NA ! N1 LA1 • V C $ K I jI parasite 61 Upper limb 51tymb0t 21 Exist 22 Son of by Mort 11111111110111111111111 EISIEI _ )i BEETLE BAILEY Cosme Surgery Trims Your Trunk . - • . - - - - -- ------- - - — -___ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b320fb1a11a13e48adad8b87cc05aa8a.pdf e34d0c2febe7077ff61bea2178d9d4dc PDF Text Text .;.. .-. 128—Ev.nlng Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, AprlI, 110 .- p r - '4.- )r I. . '-. • V 4 . '1 \ I V • PRICES GOOD 4 't APRIL 10-12 u COUPON GOOD APRIL 10-12 I '.'.s 0uc,.. (HAi'.. 1'I ,1, 'a.c,l S(MI.OjI W I'* off .aIC S..'I• (I Of AICft. 1k.I.?fS I *Sl '. . hSI sat' Mi I - r $3.00 01 MOlE — -1 % 11Th VVVVft. • V..) , • — MARGARINE U • _ LIMIT ONE PER COUPON Uj& COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. EE p P £0 •.. MIS. FILBERTS QUARTERS Ouwtws .01 0W ::39c LIMIT ONE PER COUPON COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASeS OF $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. r--_ Hattaway Appol"ntment To Al'od TrackmConversi"on Bi"ll • By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer MEMO • ••.' committee," the mayor said. Sheppard said as soon as the copy of the "head tax" bill is available, he will lobby other cities in the state seeking support for the legislation, "My job is as it spokesman for the council. The assurances from the owners of the harness raceway that they will pay costs, promised earlier, for a traffic signal which must be installed on Seminole Boulevard and for additional Springs, said this morning he has been notified by is approved as written, Seminole County facilities to 1w oil the cities and mullt% h. its not decided which wav it is going to go traffic Imliceinen and firefighters needed. Nor House Speaker Hyatt Brown that he (Hattaway) is to be appointed to the five member pari-mutuel wagering subcommittee later today. That committee is to hear the Hattaway bill next Tuesday. Hattaway said with his appointmet, he is assured of three votes on the government would receive $90,000 from a tax at the Orlando-Seminole Jai-alai Fronton in Fern Park; Longwood would receive $60,000 annually from the tax at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and Casselberry would receive $60,000 from the converted harness raceway. Meanwhile, Casselberry Mayor Owen Shellpant said today he has not decided as yet hether to go to Tallahassee to attend the subcoii*uiittee hearing on Tuesday. "I'iii going to talk to Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles and others who are savvy about %hether it will support or oppose the conversion The council has not taken any vote on that matter and I cannot get involved," Sheppard said. "It would not be proper 10* me to voice an opinion." Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte has assurance been given that the water flo system to the track would be upgraded for fire lighting purposes. lie said the new oiers are now saying they will pay up to $20,000 for the signal hilt' estimated costs are $40,000. lie sai d the owners subcommittee in favor of his legislation. The bill Noting that his legislation, once approved by the legislative process. I'm prepared to go at an~ said totliny, "Receiving $60,000annually froin the are saying other businesses inight Ile willing to also will permit the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club in Longwood to hold harness racing events if it wishes. Hattaway will take before the committee the pari-mutuel wagering subcommittee, would next go to the Regulated Industries Committee, Hattaway said he also was appointed to the Regulated Industries committee Wednesday by time," Sheppard said. "I'm not going to Speak against the conversion of the harness track to a (log track," Sheppard said, adding his purpose in going to Tallahassee is head tax would be a step toward helping take care of the extra traffic the converted track will generate and toward providing the services that will be necessary." donate part of the costs, but the businesses have not been named. Schutte said he is concerned that property values in the city are going to drop because of traffic congestion. - • ' PIII(Y Pa , 11*' MSV is S*'$II' f.$I1It. POUt . Florida Power & Light Co. (FP&L) has received the final go-ahead for Its planned test burn of a coalProject Test Cooroil mixture(COM) at Its Sanford plant's generating dinator Tom West unit No. 4. gives FP&L officWith the Environmental Protection Agency fals and U. S. De(EPA) final permit issued, all remaining technical partment of EnerIssues concerning the test were resolved, FP&L gy representatives announced Wednesday. a tour Wednesday begin April 18 and The test burn Is scheduled to of the Sanford powof a course days over the will consist of 120 burn er plant. Modificayear. ,, If successful," said Buzz Barrow, FP&L entions to facilitate vironmeutal affairs manager, "it could pave the burning COM, a way toward significantly decreased oil dependencecoal-oil fuel mix. for the state of Florida." ture, are nearly complete. West, Herald reporter Diane Petryk Wednesday ac• center, points out • companled FP&L officials and U.S. Department of . Energy representatives on a tour of the company's features of the ,,,.. Sanford plant. modifications to •' IThis Is her tour report. '• DOE representaIt's Uke you put cleanser and water in your tive Cas Foster, radiator and tried to depend on your car running right, and FP&L with it. You'd have troubles, said Torn West, coil-oil official Buzz Barmixture (COM) project Test Coordinator for FP&L. • " row (checkered characterized aracterlzed challenges—for FP&L. of. jacket). West's asftcIals and U.S. Department of Energy represefltatives—the FP&L crew and project engineers have sistant, Al Menhad in attempting to modify the oil-fired Sanford delssoh n, left, power plant so it will burn COM. . l ooks on. Behind COM is the combination fuel of pulverized coal the group is the ..' and oil FP&L hopes will prove feasible and efficient COM preparation in experiments beginning now using the plant's No. . plant in which coal 4 unit. is pulverized and But the plant has never burned coal in Its 54-year q, and West said plant workers entered a mixed with fuel oil. history, they had to learn to when game new ball Vincent whole Photo by Tom handle coal. There has never been any coal on any FP&L property, West said, but 15,000 tons of coal arrived "Safety Is one of our prime objects," West said. didn't work," he said. Feb. 26, to manage a coal learn about how One area of concern is the heaters which will raise Of next Importance, he said, is consumer con"We had alot to the temperature of the fuel miiixturc to make it flow. venience, said. he One of the biggest problems is that coal is cornDespite the experiments, FP&L does not want to Too hot or too cold could mean the mixture won't see power interrupted. For this reason, West cx- run as planned. bustible. plained, the plant's unit No. 4 will be designed to "There are things you just don't do," West said, "COM will burn, we know that," said West's "If there's a fire you don't spray it with water. That burn oil alone through existing apparatus and COM assistant Al Mendelssohui. "We also know we're can increase combustion. You put a coal fire out through the new COM pumps. 11 pipes clog and going to have problems, but that's how we'll learn. anything breaks down, the system can switch back with a bulldozer," "And the results of the Sanford experiments will exCoal is kept as compressed as possible, he to oil. into FP&I.'s overall thought processes kind of be factored contains, the less oxygen it plained, because the less "I feel we owe our customers this going to do in (tie future," (.1flc'CFnmg what were reliability," West said. Likely it will burn. Coal is also very explosive, he said. But because "We are trying to provide for it yet at a Fi'&L initiated (lie $10 million to $15 million cori I .. . - * - ' . ,.,•. - . + . ,• ' . ' ,' . ' ' • Herald ' * + r SCC Counselor's Charge Dropped Before Hearing - the sound of an explosion travels faster than propagation of flame, detection devices can snuff out an explosion before it has a chance to occur. West said the plant uses a nitrogen Inert'-! system to keep oxygen out and the chance of lire c' -.; .', and explosion down. Handling coal safely is just one of the ways FP&L is aiming to make its COM experiment danger-free. ........... ..___-.U_ 4 ._:.• I. -. —• 1t I I • '4/ISI ting "I'm very Impressed," Foster said. Faster and' Kurtzrock visited the Sanford Plant once previously, on Nov. 30, just before the "when all they modification efforts Intensified had were pilings in the ground," Kurtzrock said. But when no objections to the experiment were New England Power Service Co. Plant In Salem, Mass. "That experiment is at shake-down phase," Faster said. Kurtzrock explained, however, that getting the gong was less complicated Massachusetts projecti FP&L Assistant Manager for Environmental Affairs Buzz Barrow, said the experiment has progressed rapidly because it is privately funded. It was also necessary, he said. "The federal government is mandating that We cut back on oil usage," he said. "We were forced to look at alternatives." Kurtzrock said the DOE also is concerned about pollution. "Any new process has to be environmentally safe," he said. Coal always has been a "dirtier" fuel than oil. But Bar row said the experiment shouldn't af fect the quality of the air we breathe despite the fact smoke y be blacker. And, he said, all emissions will be carefully monitored. A firm independent of FP&L will take readings everytime the COM ratio is changed. Foster said he will report back on FP&L's to top DOE officials. UM — to call the co" fuel mixture to be used at the Sanford Plant "COIL." No one knows who coined the word, but the Herald and other media have used itth)Ce the Idea for such an experiment began. But Florida Power & Light officials said wednesday they call the substance COM for Coil-Oil Mix. That's official, They've been using COM so long they don't remember COIL - ,And Now COM "I saw COIL in the paper the other day and wondered what that was," one FP&L official said Wednesday. U. & Department of Energy representative Cu Foster said the federal government first called the substance (X)S, for Coal-Oil Slurry, but that was confused with other projects and abandoned for COW, Coal-Oil Water. Then COW mooved over for COM. - progress f77US*I 4. _4.i.,'wt. fery impressed than the FP&L Sanford effort. "That plant tin Massachusetts) was originally designed to burn coal," he said. "We had a coalfired boiler to begin with. This plant I at Sanford) has never burned anything but oil. Also, ours is only an 80-megawatt facility. This is a 400-megawatt plant." The government's role, he said, is to assume costly, high-risk fuel experimentation up to a point. "But ]low the private sector picks it up and takes off with It determines how successful it will be for It seelmed like a good idea at the • I brought forth at a Nov. 30 public hearing, the project went full speed ahead. Kurtzrock said the DOE has been monitoring the FP&L COM project since it., beginning because the government is interested in seeing private experimental fuel endeavors succeed, "The more private ventures there are like this," Kurtzrock said, " the cloaerwe are toaeeing COM as a commercialized technology." The DOE, he said, has its own COM experiments going. The department has a coal-oil blast furnace COS, COW, COIL I • Two representatives 'of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) said Wednesday they are "very Impressed" with modifications at the Florida Power & Light Sanford Plant that will permit experiments using a mixture of coal and oil as fuel, "They've done a hell of a job in just four months," said Roy C. Kurtzrock, DOE field project manager. Kurtirock, who works out of the DOE's Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center, and Cu Foster, program manager out of DOE Washington headquarters, said the FP&L COM (coal.oll mix) - .4 — project in the face of government insistence that oil like when we switch oil to COM," but there shouldn't conswnption be curtailed. The utility hopes it will be any power outages, he said. pave the way for consumer savings, since coal West admits there are a lot of unknowns con- currently ()sts less than oil, corning COM use, but he said the Sanford cxIlsuccessful, COM use nationwide could make the perbnent is designed to provide answers. Fuel use and maintenance records will be U.S. oil independent, said Buzz Barrow, FI'&i, carefully kept "so we can say this did work and this environmental affairs manager. minimum cost. There my be some touchy times Energy Officials ' . -. - . 4 ft. ' L;0 710•. iL.i.' - bI t'" j. - 4 •L_ 'i our nation,'' he said. By United Press International ,\ spokesman for the militants holding "It is only President Carter who is the U.S. captives in Tehran said today an oppressing the hostages," he said. attack by neighboring Iraq would leave lraiiiaii television earlier broadcast a the American hostages "in grave film showing what it said were to of tlit' danger" because "Iraq is a puppet of captives describing espionage activities America." by the ()t'('Upie(l U.S. Eriibass%. The midnight broadcast caine hours ''The American people must stand before President Carter and not allow after the militants holding the emnbass) threatened to kill the hostages, in their hiiiii to attack Iran or we will be forced to destroy' the hostages," said tile 159th day of captivity, if the United States took the "slightest'' military action slokesinan, identified only as Habib. "This is an alert for America," the against Iran. In it banner headline story toda), the militant told the NBC television program Today. ''An attack by Iraq, which would Islamic Republic newspaper announced act only on orders from America, would a march Friday in Tehran by members of Ayatollah Khomeini's popular "army leave the hostages in grave danger." The new threat came as Iran and Iraq of 20 million" a term used for all those inched closer to fuilseale war, with Iran opposed to the release of the hostages. "The nation will renew its pledge claiming to have beaten off Iraqi air attacks and destroying a military base in tomorrow to defend the Koran and Iran," lighting along the Moslem nations' the newspaper, organ of the ruling clerical group, said. common border. The two alleged hostages on the fmliii It was the second time in as many days the militants had threatened to kill the spoke English, but their naimies and somime' hostages II the United States carries out of their statiiients were made inaudible by it Persian language narration, the any military operation against Iran. The militant spokesman denied it was Washington Post afl(i other American it crime to hold the Americans for more newspapers reported. Rallying to U.S. calls for a solid front than five mmionthis in the occupied U.S. against Iran, the Common Market and Embassy. the Council of Europe today demanded of showing "it is only for the purpose the immediate release of the 50 the crimes of America," lie said. "They American hostages but post isned ans will not be released tintil the return of the decision to impose sanctions on Tehran. criminal shah and the stolen wealth of - , '.'. Schulte said ttic city has not received reai Iran TV Airs =A& 'Confession' Of 2 Hostages Coal/Oil Mix Sanford Plant Workers Start Whole New Ballgame • It the conversion bill before the Senate ('onuiiercc Committee today. Hattaway said, ''I've tried to cover the city 01 Casselberry. I don't want the impact of the racing ••$ Ii• I it. D-Cocoa Beach wits to introduce for discussion - •- "I won't believe i the head tax i until I see pie in the sky," he said. wagering establishments in the state with the $429 W4SMNIilt3OIDIII cuitis C t liii to lobby f o r the bill calling for the head tax. "I believe it has a good chance of getting through resulting revenues to be returned to cities or counties in the area "impacted" by the wagering businesses. The Altamonte legislator estimates if his bill IEEF ......a..:.j.. W4 UW* VI 010ffS — SItOINTIP. • '$1, ••. Speaker Brown, Hattaway also noted that State Sen. John Vogt. The possibility that both greyhound dog racing Oft : • Tuesday as well a bill calling for a 15-cent head tax to be levied on those attending pari-mutuel and harness racing will be permitted at the Seminole Harness Raceway in 1981 is to receive a big boost today. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte MW'2ONt. IAWL&W MMII POW Wul 11*11, Evening Herald—( USPS 481-280)—Price 20 Cents 72nd Year, No. 199—Thursday, April 10, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 0. lessixels1,4CAL Ut love - u 10-12 COUPO'. C.000 i'. OI*'.C.t S1-'Oef OClO(A SIlv*ID OuS.A LA(* Ci?IuS SvMit COfIIS III M.&I.QP4 COUPI'IIS & *StIiI ', "i'.oa' COu"' :E : U GOOD APRIL CN*itOTt - 2cL0L 39C PtII' COUPON I 'IuS PEACHES I' . .......... I' THRIFTY MAID SLICED ORHALVES LL Of t_•__••_•• MAL + By IMVII) M. IIZLEK Herald Stuff Writer A hearing on it Seminole Community structional j)ositio*Ls to administrative ones, said SCC attorney Kenneth Mcintosh. But open administrative College i S( 'Vi couiLselor's charges ttie Imsitions; inust tx- advertisvol and filled college violated hiring procedures ended this morning before it began, when the counselor's attorney told the hearing officer he had no case. Because of action to "correct" an error made last August, (tie college's board of trustees had eliminated JoAnne Rowe's ounds to protest the appointment of two department coordinators, said tier attune)' Jack Bridges, Last August, the board of trustees appointed two SCC counselors to coordinator positions. Margurite Culp became coordinator of counseling, Lonnie Thomas was named coordinator of admissions. The two moved from tenured in- through it specific designated process, Bridges said, explaining the grievance filed by Mrs. Rowe following their appointmnents. On March 11, the board of trustees moved to "correct an error" said Bridges, saying the tw o coordinators were not admi nistrators, who v.ork without tenure at higher salaries than instructors make. but simply instructional personnel receiving it bonus for extra duties above and beyond their normal workload. Bridges says since the reclassification, his client's grievance is now moot. Simiince there were no administrative openings, due to the trustees' March 11 action, there was no requirement the positions be advertised and filled in the manner prescribed for administrators. Cable Break Kills Power In County power to 19,221 customers in north Seminole county for about 10 minutes Action Reports. ....... 2A Wednesday night, Florida Power and Around The Clock .. 4A Light spokesmen say. Bridge . ......... .... .. ,.4 B Power was out between 10:38 p.m. and Classified Ads .28-38 10:50 p.mii. for persons living from Comics ...... ,,,,,. ,. Deltona through Sanford, down to Crossword 48 Osteen, Geneva and Chuluota, said an Dear Abby lB • 1"P&L spokesman this morning. Deaths The utility company spokesman said a Dr. Lamb. : :::: :.:::::. . 48 ground line, running along the cornIAitorIal ....................... 4A pany's main cable from Titusville to Florida . 3A Horoscope Sanford snapped in a swampy area east :: ::::::::::. 48 : of Sanford, pulling down a crossbar on a hospital .....................3A utility pole and shorting out the main Nation . 3A feeder supplying power to Sa nf ord area Oursel'es • • 18 substations. 4 Spoils ............... 6A.7A By 10:50, power company workers had 0 Tele'Isiuu .................28 switched Lines around the damaged area, 'eather ...................2A he said, adding the main feeder would be World 2A back in ser vice later today. .. +............... ........... .. .. ' ........... . - �,; ;... k' .. 1 . 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .'I..,1 I The school board Wednesday approved the following calendar for the 1980.81 school year: School will begin August 25, 1950, and subsequent student vacations will be on the following days: Sept. 1, 1980; Oct. 17, 1980; Oct. 27, 1980; Nov. 27 and 28, 1980; Dec. 22, 1980 through Jan. 2,1961; Jan. 19 and 20, 1981; March 23 and 24, 1981; April 13 through 17, 1981; and WORLD IN BRIEF Iran, Iraq Inch Closer To Full-Scale Warfare DeBary U.S. Olympic Committee Prepares For Crucial Vote COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. (UPI) — Three Russian dissidents would like an opportunity to speak, the White House would likely enjoy a final chance to present Its case, and writers and broadcasters want to sit In on the discussions. But United States Olympic Committee officials said Wednesday no one but the voting 450 members would be allowed to take part In the critical debate in the USOC's House of Delegates. It Is this troup that will decide on Saturday whether to defy President Carter and begin preparations to send an American team to the Moscow Olympics. Despite heavy pressure from the White House to go along with the symbolic protest of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the eventual decision was considered too close to call. A DeBary couple Is in the Seminole jail following their arrest early this morning on charges of stealing a bicycle and a peddle car from a Sanford apartment. John and Linda Mahan, 135 Angles Road, DeBary, were arrested at 1:53 a.m. today outside the Ridgewood Arms apartment complex near Seminole High School by a Sanford police officer who spotted what he called a "suspicious" car driving around the school. then into the nark1n lot The officer said he watched the Mahans carry a child's peddle car to their car in the center of the complex, then watched as they took a bicycle, owned by Brenda Lee Howard, 31, of apartment flO, valued at $70. Then he arrested them, charging them with petty theft. The two will be held in lieu of $525 bail until first appearance In court today. Bolinger, arrested Feb. 6 on charges of kidnapping, aggravated battery, aggravated assault and breaking and entering, never was formally arraigned on anything other than the battery charge, which stated he broke Mrs. Willis' nose during a scuffle as he left the house. After pleading guilty to the charge Wednesday, Bolinger was ordered placed on one year's probation by Circuit Judge Voile Williams. LOSS OF FERRET NO DEFENSE An Orlando man, arrested Aug. 5, 1979 on charges of possession of controlled substances and escape, was found guilty as charged Tuesday by a Circuit Court jury. Frank Thomas Meintzer, 23, of 811 Arinton St., Orlando will be held at the Seminole Jail pending sentencing on charges of escape plus three counts of possession of controlled sub. stances. Meintzer was found guilty of the escape charge despite his defense he ran away from Seminole Deputy David Smith in order to catch a pet ferret, which he said ran from the car while he was talking to police and deputies. Police say Meintzer was stopped by Smith for driving was cut on his hand by a man who walked into the SevenEleven store at Park Avenue and 12th Street at 4:35 this morning, After cut ting 'rillotson's hand, the assailant ran down 12th Street, said police, who gave no reason for the attack. FOREST crrv BURGLARS GET GUNS Burglars breaking into a Forest City liome left with $2,000 In goods, mostly firearms, deputies say. The thieves struck the home of Larry Stout, 5010 Club Drive, Forest City, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., say deputies. Stout told them he was missing several rifles and pistols plus a small quantity of jewelry. LIQUOR VANISHES FROM LIMA, Peru (UP!) — Andean Pact nations, except for Peru, declined early today to commit themselves to accepting some of the 10,000 Cubans besieging the Peruvian Embassy in Havana, dashing hopes for an early end to the crisis. Peruvian Foreign Minister Arturo Garcia said at end of a meeting of pact foreign ministers, which ended shortly after midnight, his country will accept "some 1,000 Cubans." He said that as soon as Cuban leader Fidel Castro gives the go-ahead, "the first Peruvian plane will leave for Havana to pick up the refugees. Soviets Near Space Link Piland-Wack MOSCOW (UPI) — 11 So35 space carrying two Soviet cosmonauts orbited newly 300 miles above the Earth today and closed In for a link-up with the Salyut.6 space laboratory, the Tau , agency 1xJt. Flight commander U. Cot. Leonid Popov, Valery Rywnin, the world's most traveled spaceman and the first to make back-to-back space were reported feeling well, Sos35 blasted off from Central Asia Wednesday afternoon on the first announced manned launching a year — a mission experts said may try t space endurance record Ryumln helped set yy followed by a rapid-fire series of small tremors so fast they couldn't be counted, seismologists at the University of Washington said. Three other tremors shook the mountain during the day. 'Super' Gonorrhea Appears ATLANTA (UP!) — Federal health officials say the largest outbreak of penicillin-resistant "super" gonorrhea outside California and Hawaii has been reported In Shreveport, La. However, Dr. Paul Weisner, chief of the venereal disease control division of the National Center for Disease Control, said Wednesday health officials hoped the epidemic could be stamped out with new antibiotics and early detection methods. At least 22 cases of the resistant gonorrhea strain have been found in Shreveport since the middle of February. Since 1976, 922 cases of the resistant gonorrhea have been detected in 42 states and two territories. - 31 Dead In San Salvador The fourth mlihtarygovernment, and political violence claimed at least 31 lives, Including the son of a prominent jour- Cabinet . - NATIONAL IIUORT: Severe thimdrstorme dumped zrentIl rains on New York City, flooding some roads and creating nightmarish conditions for transit strike-weary c$mmuters. Flssh4lood warnings were posted for much of the Northet. Heavy snow, sleet and rain whipped by 40 mph winds — powered across MhmssoIa which received over $ Inches of snow Wednesday. In floodprons W.st*sater County, New York, roadway. turned Into rivers Wednesday and motorists left daises of Cars abandoned some nearly sub. merged. "We plucked a womad from the ro of her oar on the kcnz River Parkway," Weitchestw County police Sgt. - - AREA READINGS it a.a.)s tanisratir.:' 70; overnight. ow: 61; yesterday's high: $2; barometric puffin: 30-06; elative isenkity: $2 patosid; winds: Wont Noethwint at 7 .p.h. FRIDAY TIDIS: DAYTONA REAaI higlw, 4:6 sin., 4:10 in.; lows, 10:11 am., 10:43 p.m.; PORT CANAVUAL: ghs, 3:87 am., 4:10 p.m.; lows, 1$2 a.m., 10:1.4 p.m.; IYPORT: highe, 11:11a.m., 11:41p.m.; lows, 4:43a.m., 1:12 , - __________________ HOTPOINT __ MEN_ ___________________ ____ _______ II ________ ____ ___ . 1IGULAR CYCLE FOR HEAVY NORMAl. & l.GHI Son) - ___ 14 CU. ggvt $501 - cases so urus w,d 19Q IWiQ Ii .5Iy relsei c. sI* m ,2e'el,. B1 high s.. *irb,Iødi, Ii— ULIL_ - 111i MOult CUSTOM MUSIC INSIME CLASSIC STYlI gait! ._ dUllS 101*0 P " - --__- iRA, 12 A, Iaw,u • db*is wMewtor 319* - - no WV woole -• • '\_- . i.e. and of Raiesd 016=M wslncled.his wits, * asre Ma. P1110. Am daughter, ford; Mrs. Mwna Brownie,, 1avih. I-- Aithç 0. PWS Jr., . I 0 '2 - Cd .s csi •te,..... i -- II P~ - / ' ! .i/' .1 --i 1 "?'-- .i, •4•• ', __1r.I • _'A '... j,- HOSPITAL NOTES - I_- m. it.m'* - I *10 ',j - --•- - ------ -_lo* ua,$ Teddy, Carter Can't Get Date By United Press International The two l)emotratic presidentical contenders on ce more have avoided a joint public appearance Sen. Edward Kennedy wants and President Carter does not. Both men were set to address the American Society of Newspaper editors today — but separately, and two hours apart. Ever since Kennedy decided to challenge Carter for the 1980 nomination he has sought to engage the president in it joint appearance where their campaign policy views could be contrasted. Airline, - - ISISSIS Misidil 0060181 Aprili ADMIUIONS -- 322•7N3 -- Z40 Last fall when he was trailing badly in the polls, Carter said lie would welcome such a confrontation. Ever since the hostages were taken in Iran, however, he has refused. The editors also were to hear Rep. John Anderson today, in the wind-up of their four-day convention. That completes the roster of remaining major candidates — Ronald Reagan and George Bush survived their trials by editorial fire earlier in the week. Wednesday, Reagan broke new ground in a speech at an airport rally in Lubbock, Texas. lie said failure to provide help for the Cuba ns seeking asylum in the Peruvian Embassy in havana proves Carter to be "simply incapable of dealing wi th more than one crisis at a time." Reagan said Carter not only should be providing emergency assistance but helping them find permanent homes. Anderson was heavily heckled by some members of an overflow audience at the University of California at Berkeley Wednesday — but won a full minute of applause when he shouted at them, "The political process consists of the willingness to let a man speak." The hecklers were critical of his membership in the Trilnt'ral Commission. Bank Boost Economy United Press international Another airline has entered the Pettigrew Backs Wage, Price Control$ transcontinental air fare war, offering to fly passengers from coast to coast for TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Senate the marketplace. $69.99 one-way, a bank drops it prime candidate Richard Pettigrew, a former Pettigrew, a Miami Democrat, is rate below 20 percent, and a small oil us refiners group says there may be price White Ho e assistant, says President running against Sen. Rich ard Stone, Dcuts at gasoline pumps by this summer. Carter Is handling the inflation problem Fla. lie said Carter's high interest rates and But American consumers, already all wrong. Pettigrew announced a program of tight fiscal and monetary po licies will not overburdened by debt arid with cred it all temporary wage and price controls and appreciably reduce inflation, but "will but cut off, are st ill in for a tough year as the United States heads Into what may be lower interest rates Wednesday as his put millions of people out of work, cause the failure of thousan ds of businesses arid a steep recession, possibly beginning this answer to the problem. The gemstone of his plan would be a wipe out tottering capital markets." month , economists sa id Wednesday. lie said "Florida will not be immune The good news came from UMB Bank temporary freeze on wages and prices in from such an economic disaster." and Trust of New York, a small in. America's 1,000 biggest corporations. He said the plan would reduce inflation He select ed for a proposed wage-price stitutlon that often Is ahead of t he field. it Interest fr ce nt level, permit nt to a 4-5 per ee ze the 1,000 corporations that do not lowered Its prime rate to 19% perce cut to under 10 percent, and rates to be re spond to the pressures of competition from the prevai ling 20 percent. increase productivity and competition Into check prices, he said. And World Airways announced a onemonth promotional fare of $60.99 one-way on Its transcontinental and West Coast- restore competition and, possibly, force President Carter's new 10 cent a gallon price cuts at gasoline pumps by this conservation fee. Hawaii flights. sUflUfler. The lower fares are good for every-seat Alfred Kahn, chairman of the Council An Energy Department official agreed on the World routes between April 15 and ["rice Stability, said in May 15. Tickets go on sale Friday and price competition should increase, but he on Wage anded nesday it Is possible for Washington W passengers who acquired a$So off coupon said the agency expects little more than In the economy to avoid the recession "that on earlier World flights may apply it to moderation of the current upward drift now seems so imminent" if there is pimip prices. th e new f ares. t moderation In wage and price increases However, the Lundberg Letter, a Wes in the months ahead. Ray Bragg, executi ve director of the Refiners Coast oil market publication, has Petroleum American Private economists say the recession is pr ecte d $1.95 per gallon gas by oj Association, said brimming refiner he re and it will be worse thanexpecled. t of ec nsidering the eff ce co De mber, stockpiles and reduced demand should Disclosure Bill Crippled In House' Mel N. SasrnsMlsr ManSe A. NOV" Grace L. Jones 1555 Lass CSarlle Teyler JasSar 1. Werran Harland N. Now, DeSany R$cSard Fez, OlSon. is 1. 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GOVERNOR'S -V Ames 060411100101 Jessie JuSIics -_ 150 Hwy. 434 309 E. 1st St. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Lawmakers The bill as drafted had suggested abolition of Ph. 831.4484 Ph. 322.6771 continue their march toward financia l discln- provisions requiring elected county and state OPEN a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 93 Sat. A Sun. sure legislation today but Rep. Ed Healey officials to disclose t heir net worths and asse ts Sa fety is a family if fair. S DAYS LEFT — APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE hopes he can get them to change course. in excess of $1,000. Instead the bill said of. -- -OTHER AREA OFFICES chairman of the House Ethics and ficlals must disclose business partners with IN DELTONA. ORANGE CITY, DEBARY AND OVIEDO Election Committee, left the chamber angry more than a 5 percent interest and the names HIGHWAY SAFETY Wednesday after Republicans combined with of major clients contributing 10 percent or Florida D.ptnonI of Adm,nu,U.;uon conservative Democrats to weaken more to their Income, requirements for disclosing the names of Common Cause has long argued this kind of major clients and business partners, disclosure is much more meaningful for "I wonder what we have left," said Healey, discerning potential conflicts of Interest than SWIVEL ROCKER 601NTERTA1MENT CENTER D-West Palm Beach. net worth requirements. Many Styks, Fabrics The new pr ovisions, however, were attacked The bill (HB 100 4) was essentially gutted by by lawmakers as unfair and Invasions of AsLowAs two amendments and crippled further by a privacy. As a result the partnership U" said Peter Butzln, whose Common requirement was stripped entirely, and the ~ .. $ Cause group has been lobbying for disclosure Income disclosure percentage was upped to 20 —.0-W, $ changes since 1977. percent. - ii., IZH M. - ' ' I I I - - $uf4; two J. FlIts, Eau Claire ádD M.P1th Mc1ky, - — M& - h2l F 1M 11 ~ - ______ NEW YORK (UP!) 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(UPI) — A veteran police officer acquitted of aggravaWd battery charges said the jury found him Innocent because he was trying to "uphold the law." It took a circuit court Jury just 22 minutes Wednesday to find Patrolman Richard Evers innocent of the battery charge and a count of shooting into an occupied vehicle. The state claimed that the 50-year-old Jacksonville police officer, who resides In neighboring St. Johns County, acted outside his jurisdiction in using deadly farce to thwart the getaway of two burglars who stole some sheet metal from his neighbor last Nov. 10. $36800 a... eileen Oniv *529 0 ______________ Veteran Officer Innocent A'NG FILTER RING' SW C . HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR FREEZER p.;. _________ _____ ________________ ELECTRIC WASHER - I 'NO FROST Britain Apologizes To Saudis AREA FORECAST: Mul' (air t10.sgb VIday. Highi low- - chvirch of N10dsyadths mid I(aFr.IawIM Raw * Winds erthwsutady 10 mph 10day* tolg !L--- 1 ,5Ol _______________ _____ _____ ________ O BOATING FORECAST: IL Aomdo 10 JaplIse lies, Cli aWsm WIiie molly sw0west aroand 10Ms becoming 111011 enable 011110L Winds hecimlag . to sets F y. Seas *11 1. MM. AIR CONOITIONIfiS ITERH8 AND HOTPOINT JOIN TO BRINO YOU THESE "SUPER APPLIANCE VALUESI office. £ I 00010 pr',,*"lI _____ AIIATUID wwru II SAN DIEGO (UPI) A federal grand jury has indicted accused "Poison Gang" extortionist Richard Quincy Williams on charges he laced supermarket food with cyanide In a scheme to obtain diamonds from two supermarkets. Following Wednesday's four-count lndlcment, U.S. Magistrate Ralph Geffen In Los Angeles ordered the defendant transferred from Los Angeles County jail to San Diego. Williams, 46, a part-time horse trainer who resides In a trailer in Winchester, was charged with four violations of the Hobbs Act — extortion to the detriment of Interstate commerce. -4 seisus LONDON (UP!) — Britain, In an effort to allay Saudi Arabian anger, apologized to the Arab nation for the screening of a television (thu on the executions of a Saudi princess and her lover, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. Poison Suspect Indicted — Springs attorney Bill Wack says he helped qualify more than enough persons for precinct committeeman and committeewoman offices two months ago to assure his victory, said today the work "has stimulated some good activity within the party. For the first time In five yearn many realize there is a Democratic Party in Seminole Cowty," he said. The Piland.Wack slate up for election tonight in addition to Piland for chairman and Wack for the state committeeman office includes; Lois jacksonof Lake Mary for vice chairman; Jim' Greene of Chuluota, treasurer; Bob McCarthy of CU5Cibeny, secretary; and Altamonte Springs City Cornmissioner Dolores Vickers, state committeewoman. The sla te, which will oppose the PIland..Wack team, is: Richard Russo of Cu.elberry, chairman; Cheryl Grago, Winter Springs, vice chairman; Sam Ryan, Sanford, secretary; Cliii Fogel, treasurer; Rod Cable, current chairman, hate committeeman; and Kathleen Reynolds, Incumbent state committeewoman is seeking re-election to 'We don't know who the hijacker was. We don't know if he has friends who still might be around somewhere," Frailey said. The crew was unharmed. Nerhbass said the stewardess held under the hijacker's .45 automatic for much of the trip "is in good shape. She's a very calm, self.possesscd young lady." - Predicts Demo-Win...- courthouse meeting. Piland, who with Altamonte ment is unlikely to the mountain. The quakes measuring 4.4 and 4.5 on the Richter scale jolted the volcano midday Wednesday and were Team Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland predicted victory today In his move to assume the chairmanship of the local Democratic party at Its reorganixational meeting at 8 p.m. ............. The members of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee, elected thMarch, are to choose new officers at the But based on previous hijackings, he said, the Cuban governreturn him to the United States unles he requests it. American Airlines Vice President Dave Frailey refused to identify the seven-member crew or let them talk to reporters at Miami International because of "security reasons." The FBI said the decision not to release the crew's names was strictly the airline's he turned the gun on the stewardess "every time he felt threatened," and grew impatient while the plane was being refueled at Dallas-Fort Worth airport. "He threatened to shoot a stewardess in the leg if the plane didn't take off," he said. "We do not at this point know who this man is," Nehbrass said. "We do not know why he wanted to go to Havana. lie was very adamant." The plane landed at Jose Marti Airport in Havana at 5:18 p.m. and the man surrendered peacefully to Cuban authorities. After a delay while stormdamaged runway lights were fixed, the plane flew to Miami. An airline spokesman said it would leave early today, either for Dallas or Chicago. Nehbrass said the FBI has some leads to the man's identity and will charge him with hijacking as soon as he is identified, VANCOVER, Wash. (UP!) — Volcanic Mount St. Helens rumbled with five new earthquakes and longer, more continuous eruptions, ending a period of relative calm with "the most significant seismic change" in days. A geologist said the source of the new tremors Wednesday probably was pressure caused by "injections" of molten rock Into the earth's crust below erratically down U' . S. Highway 17-92 near 13th St. on the night SANFORD TRAIN MIAMI (UPI) — An Impatient, taciturn hijacker in grimy clothes was in Cuban hands today after a 10-hour hijacking Odyssey during which he held a .45-caliber automatic to the head of a stewardess. The hijacker, a muscular black man wearing dirty jeans, a flowered shirt and a karate Jacket, Jumped over a fence at Los Angeles Airport Wednesday, entered the door of the Boeing 727 being readied for boarding for a flight to Chicago and put the gun to the head of one of the stewardesses, an FBI spokesman said. "He said he wanted to go to Havana," said Arthur Nehrbass, special agent in charge of the FBI office In Miami, where the plane left for Cuba late Wednesday. The hijacker was "relatively calm" during the flight to Cuba and said little to the seven crew members, Nehrbass said. But Eai"th quakes Shake Volcano were arrested Inside the Army Navy Store, 310S. Sanford Ave. Seminole deputies and railroad police are Investigating the of 5. at 9:57 p.m. Thursday by a Sanford police officer on routine Sunday burglary of a piggyback trailer parked on a flatcar at During an Inspection of the car, one of the officers noticed an patrol. the Seaboard Coast Line's Sanford yard. assortment of pills on the floor of the passenger's front seat. Police say the two had removed bricks from the outer wall of Deputies say thieves broke the seal on the trailer and made Meintzer was found guilty of possession of three pills, one the store and crawled Inside just before they were arrested, off with $1,000 of liquor, 23 cases of bourbon, peppermint each of Librium, Percodan and methaqualone. The two men will be held In lieu of $5,250 ball pending first schnapps and brandy. During the arrest, officers said Meintzer twice bolted from appearance later today. $10,000 SILVER THEFT REPORTED them and had to be tackled by assisting Sanford police. TRUCK AND MONEY TAKEN A Longwood woman reported the theft of$10,000lnsliverand The defendant claimed his pet ferret, which had been runA Sanford man told police he lost a company truck and $150 jewelry from her home Wednesday. ning free in the car, had escaped. to a woman who lived with him for a week. Lucy Zara, 544 Whisper Wood Circle, told deputies thieves The Jury took several hours to deliberate the case before Eugene Derlson, 93 Sanford Court Apartments, told police a entered her home between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday, finding Meintzer guilty as charged on all counts. $10,000 truck owned by the cdmpany he works for and $150 in leaving with a large quantity of antique sterling silver FIRE DAMAGES NORTH SEMINOLE HOME cash vanished from his home Wednesday night. tableware and other valuables. Fire, starting In a stove accidentally left on, caused about He told police he believes the truck and cash wire taken by a PROBATION ON ASSAULT CHARGE' $20,000 in damage to a home north of Lake Mary Tuesday woman who lived In his apartment for about a week. A Eustis man, arrested February on charges of kidnapping night, Seminole County firefighters report. CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK ATTACKED and battery, has been sentenced to one year's probation after The fire, In the home of Sidney Schirard, on South Sylvan A Sanford convenience store clerk was injured early this pleading guilty to a battery charge. Lake Drive, was just spreading into the attic when firefighters morning when he was attacked by a man with a knife, police Timothy Bolinger, originally arrested for the alleged Feb. 4 arrived, called to the scene by a neighbor, they say. say. kidnapping of Deborah Clark, 25, of 261 Fourth St., Lake Mary, The blaze apparently began when materials near the stove Antwane Tillotson, 116 W. Second St., Sanford told police he pleaded guilty to a charge of battery on Linda Willis, sister of were heated to their burning poin t by the range Help N. DSMWrVI WOIL Is cowl *m, sLiOeo rlpl.. Slilli $I. MM_*1*15 1IL m Veer. Iq II. 5p ML ' L"Wl__ IN BRIEF the alleged kidnap victim, as he and Ms. Clark left her home at U P.M. tentatively identify as Frank Henry Hughley, 19, of Sanford follow but It would be dependent on ministerial meeting, Sadat said in an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters. Witnesses said heavily armed troop. cars mounted with .50 caliber machineguns ,tat. Wednesday tirough the ppqj of Na ti nalUnlverslty,aitrongholdforlefuatgro,jpi,but there were no repor ts of violence. Deputy Minister of Economics Roberto Solarzano resigned Wednesday and left the country for "personal and health reuona," official sources uld.Hewu the fourth Cabinet minister and the fifth top official to abandon his post in the last two months NATION Couple Accused Of Taking Bike AT SANFORD STORE; TWO ARRESTED Two men have been charged with the Wednesday night burglary of a Sanford store, after being arrested In the shop, police report. Marcus Romaro, 19, address unknown, and a man police States, Sadat said. A Camp David4tyle gummiit Could — H*il acker Ends JO-Hour Odyssey In Cuba Calendar I In other action, the board listened to a plea from Woodlands parent Richard Copeland asking the board to reconsider transferring pupils from Sleepy Hollow and Meadows West subdivisions from Woodlands Elementary School to Altamonte Elementary. About 35 parents attended to support the appeal, but no board member would make a motion to reconsider the transfers. school In Seminole County or a similar situation. Harris also said the SEA objects to spring vacation coming In the middle of a nine-week period rather than between two nine-week periods. "Just because Christmas vacation breaks up a nine-week period, doesn't mean we have to do It twice," he said. Herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON (UPI) — With Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's concurrence, President Carter has asked Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to move the Palestinian autonomy talks to Washington Later this month. Sadat said Carter called Begin Wednesday about moving the talks to Washington, but Begin said he would have to check first with his Cabthet. The meeting, if agreed to by Begin, would involve foreign ministers of Egypt, Israel and the United SAN SALVADOR, EL Salvador (UP!) May 25, 1981. Rick Harris, president of the Seminole Education Association, told the board the SEA objects to the dates because they do not coincide closely enough with vacation dates in neighboring districts. The dates should coincide in an effort not to disrupt families who may have one member teach in Orange County and other attend 980-81 By DAVID M. RAZI ER Autonomy Talks To Be Here? No 4.• Ridgewood Arms Apartments BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) — Iran and Iraq Inche( closer to full-scale war today, with Iran claiming tc have beaten off Iraqi air attacks and destroying a military base in fighting along the Moslem nations' common border. Tehran Radio. monitored in Kuwait ntinfM ii military spokesman as reporting fresh fighting along the frontier near the town of Qasr.e-ShlrLn and saying Iranian troops destroyed an Iraqi military base. The report gave no casualty figures. Reports in Tehran also claimed units of Iran's regular army fought a 14-hour battle with Iraqi forces Wednesday, in which the iranians "crushed" Iraqi positions at two border points, Naft.e-Shah and Soumar. Peru Receives - Thursday, April 10, 100 School Board Approves* 1 'Y • ..' OUTLET DuCT AND SAVE! BUY Open Men., hiss., Thus's 114 Fri. 104g $t. 94. Ctsod Wed. &sm. Aft FN. 3230440DOWN REG. PRICE - �- -. . . ,. . . -. . - -- - - - - ' •••i• *-4- • •. - . - ' I Evening HenW Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, (USPS 41280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, April 10, 1980-4A Edit h WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $.Oo; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, 127.00; Year, $52.00. Born, I" N , 4i . .. — ROBERT WAGMAN . .i...... The John Anderson Outlook n V ---:....- __________ _____________ _______ - Crucial Lack Of Respect I __________________________ - ____ I WASHINGTON — Alter the Soviet sweep Persian UullfArsbw Ss rion. that "we badly need some near-term op. '11* desperate need is for a sea lift to lions," He recommended rushing a. sevenInto Afghanistan, President Cartir struck a W*pose and warned the Russians to keep deliver the aOft equipment to the critical ship force, Loaded with combat equipment, arm "Ow airlift r,pghihjty Is Mg'1lcant," into thelndian Ocean where It would standby out of the Persian Gulf, The United Stales would use miUlwy force, he declared, to Brown reported. But he stressed that "airlift "aflot in the vicInity of Diego Garcia." e oil i-eaton. b Itself can a ovlde only a emali t of the etect Its vital Interests In He P1klflI! "Altar lInu hIM'tM at Naga th I — -- I ERRY'S WORLD Y.hehssonhisdukaseherwarrditglbat the ar med forces couldn't the p —,sidv' DefUS Sotyef Harold Brown CPA premise âdy this much: MWe could rapidly ... and Iste small Marine A'rthIblo Biigmd would provide some limited assr.tarm imd cepaMbty ior' But he liftcihility.e.did. - 'd l 0"s to AustiaNa, h case nt*datseg.tsalacfed." - - - - — Garda,tIdiI*tical force could salltoa ___ up, 0Kb. moved quk*ly and in harp dsslgaitid Persian Gulf wee port in about 1 re, ft would be met by th five be explained, 'mt there -. limits. Who combat would troops have arrived by on 1Ii of flg$ equip. , , The Pentaion's plight can be IM PS1I " ii me LATi 001* Let the political pundits spin their wãr web.. "Jimmy the Greek" 1S his odds whir, his money Is, offering guidance on the going 'rat, for the quadren. idal barge race that puts 11w wlaw, In the White House next January. As a service to those who'd like to "splallis -:d - at. negotiations to provide an adequate caelscticn.year poli tics with something m e sea lilt. He told of eight modern container ___ action "could be vu'"d diCSde$, the Navy his shawl from * ships than philosophical satisfaction, here ii warflid that the -' be ____ the, . i-. I Jimmy's latest moridng line: a for only low weeke" wwmvt : Industries, Inc., aid called for i- ___ hom i,rri ship. BMW of orth F . Republican nomination: Reagan Is severe strain a our military "on an basis," fw Un scrip p& a nmaway I to 30, wIth George Bush at 30 to 1 Hi-owe Made an smgsat appeal fir the Yet the need for sea power ha. Increased Footnote: Ironically, the Navy has fried to and Jobe Anderson an even longer sisot at N muscle to any out his assignment. "The dramitiedir, as U.S. bases arowid the world obstruct the sea lift build-up, preferring to to 1 Joist (Idef. of Staff and I se," he wrols, have dvindi.dfrc,n more thin 19010 has than spend every available tax dollar for fighting For the Democrats: Jimmy Carter, 1 to 4; "on 11w strategic necessity for major im 30 aid a. the Riasians have assembled the ships. This provoked Gen. E. C. Meyer, the Teddy Kemi4r, 4 to 1. prevsiis in the U.S capahility to puJat werld'. hrput Navy. Army thief, Into writing a sharp, protest As for the likely nmoft In November, military powsi- rapidly into the Middle East. grown Informed the president, therefore, which, of course, has been classified. Jimmy rates Carter and Reagan a tossup., . or - . I - By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) The million dollar contract ABC signed with Barbara Walters back in 1976 may be the biggest bargain the network ever negotiated. At the time, the ballyhoo concerned Miss Walters becoming the first prime time network anchorwoman, teaming up with Harry Reasoner in what became the most publicized feud since the Ilatfields and the McCoys. The anchorwoman slot did not work out, but aside from her considerable news contribu. Lions, the four specials Miss Walters provides each year have been worth their weight in ratings gold for the network. In the week just past ABC won the weekly contest and managed to hold onto its tie with CBS in the ratings race for the season to date, which ends April 20. One big reason was the Barbara Walters Special interviewing Ho Derek, Farrah Fawcett, Cheryl Ladd and Bette Midler, which ranked seventh in the Nielsen ratings for the week. Miss Walters' specials steadily rank in the top 20 and sometimes reach into the ex clusive top 10. Her contract, incidentally, expires in 1981. It will be Interesting to see what direction the new one takes. Another woman who made it big was CBS's "Flo," the toprated show in the country the previous week, which last week settled into - Fifth place. CBS also has been hitting its stride with other newcomers, with respectable-to-good ratings for "Stockard Channing," "Tim Conway,' "Hagen" and "Palmerstown, U.S.A." ABC's "The Associates" had a mediocre outing, NBC's "Here's Boomer" fared poorly despite the most adorable dog in years, and CBS's new "Contender" was no knockout. Nine of the bottom 10 shows on the Nielsen list were newcomers, and all but one were from NBC. The ABC exception was "When The Whistle Blows." NBC already has the two losers at the very bottom of the list "From Here to Eternity" and "Pink Lady." Other NBC cellar-dwellers were "Sanford," "Facts of Life," "Primetime Saturday," "United States," "Best of Saturday Night Live" and "Me & Maxx." The network in the next few weeks will be shuffling some of its shows around in the hope new lead-ins and different time slots will boost ratings. The 10 top network television programs for the week ending April 6, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: M.A-S-H (CBS 1; 2: Three's Company (ABC); 3: World Heavyweight Championship (ABC); 4: Dukes of Hazzard (CBS); 5: Flo (CBS); 6: Alice CBS); 7: Barbara Waiters Special ABC); 8: 60 Minutes CBS; 9: Taxi ABC; 10: The Jeffersons (CBS). - . 1,0 -.4 Sloppy Joe 7 Piece Beautiful Leather Look Naugahyde Combined with Durable Herculon. It Features Mix And Match Reversible Cushions And Heavy Solid Wood Frames, Set Includes Sofa, Chair, Rocker, Ottoman, 2 Solid Wood End Tables And I Coffee Table. Loveseat Only W. Similar to Illustration. 7 ,14 - Edith Bunker (played by Jean Stapleton, left) was a beloved (played by Carroll O'Conner, right), the chauvinist bigot whom figure of the 1970s. symbolic of a fading generation of women. she loved despite his shortcomings. She was the downtrodden but spirited wife of Archie Bunker Edith's COMPARABLE PRICE $599 PHIL DEERE'S - Demi*se Upse ts Nation HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The epitaph might sickness, political strife, verbal abuse, bigotry "The thought of Edith dead is like losing a very read: Archie and Edith would never violate their close relative," Lear said. "No one feels it more "Here Lies Edith Bunker Dingbat marriage vows, keenly than I. "Born: lUlO — Died: 1980." Viewer acceptance of and affection for the "But dramatically it has become necessary for And you can bet more than one mourner would characters resulted In record-breaking ratings. It Carroll not to be circumscribed by an off-camera send flowers to the grave. is doubtful if any show spent more time in wife whose existence doesn't even allow him to be Few of television's thousands of fictional Nielsen's top 10 over so many years as "All In The seen at home. characters have had the emotional impact on Family." "In order to allow viewers to continue to enjoy viewers as Edith Bunker, who will be killed off to Perhaps no two performers — both of whom the character of Archie Bunker, Edith must go. enhance the future of CBS-TV's "Archie Bunker's have been showered with awards ever per"Until a couple of weeks ago I wouldn't hear of Place." trayed character on TV any better than Carroll killing off Edith. But to make the series a Edith's demise was actually hard news, The O'Connor and Stapleton. dramatically valid piece It was impossible for me story recently that Archie Bunker's long-suffering With between 30 million and 60 million viewers a to hold that position. Jean (Stapleton) wouldn't be wife was going to the was printed in newspapers week, it is no wonder Edith's death is of great doing any new shows, so we couldn't base an and announced In the electronic media. interest, II not concern, to an enormous segment of episode or two with Edith suffering a fatal Jean Stapleton, who played Edith in "All In The the American population. She did, after all, visit illness." -Family" for nine years, was astonished at the stir their living rooms every week. O'Connor said, "We're not going to put Edith The suggestion for her demise was made by Into a violent accident. When the season she created a year ago when she announced she starts, her would not be returning to the show as a regular. O'Connor, who explained, "We have to move death will be a fail accompli with no details forward with the show. 'Archie Bunker's Place' is i ven." The news of her defection was broadcast and uOui w,ell uU,., want u o e a strong new Miss Stapleton, who has moved on to movies and printed with solemnity. spine o family WC. theatrical ventures since leaving the series, Edith Bunker was a beloved figure of the 1970s, "We have a middle-aged guy trying to raise this probably Is less upset about Edith's impending symbolic of a fading generation of women. She was the downtrodden but spirited wife of Archie kid, Stephanie. His friends will be trying to pick a death than most people connected with the show. Bunker, the chauvinist bigot whom she loved new mate for him which will make for a lot of fun. She is more interested uaiUtore ro'les a,,. exI ca n't see Archie remarrying but I can see a lot of despite his shortcomings. di pan ding her career looking c... her years tion1e eople '"" 'b to fix him "All In The Family" was a revolutionary show p as Edith. Not that the actress takes Edith lightly. when it made Its debut a decade ago. It used "In the fall we will learn that Edith died during She loved the character which brought her fame harsh, racial and sexist language. It broke new the interim. You can't go on with a leading and a considerable fortune. ground, defying the candied cliches of such as character who never appears. Little Stephanie "I really don't think I should say anything about Father Knows Best. (Danielle Brisbols) and Archie will have it all Edith's death," she said. "Norman (Lear) Is ind them and will face the future." planning some kind of a big announcement about The show shocked many viewers in the begin- beh O' Connor has a great deal to say about the it, some recognition of Edith which will be a ning, Although Its stories were essentially comic, situatio n comedy WiuCu is owned by Tandem, surprise. a thread of reality, compassion and moral issues con ro.I.M 1,y • executive Horn and, to an I. ,1,t1. The plots continue to extent, C ugeach ran througu . ii , B S. 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Reagan's Hometown Pals See Visions Of Plains omdlve" and, therefore, that "seaWt (sic) will remain dormant," H. urged: -Navy should e told to nj ift (sic) to deploy do Amy Whether go Europe w hi vfh.a. aê1... i... ..a -. . .- aametlme," Walters Boosts ABC Ratings I . He ccqiipLlnid that the Navy has 41sh Ill. 4 meat numiticia and 1 I"I P The defa.s Oat can be moved rapidly by a, even with t , w Ale "1 Arms Muscle. In The Mideast is Urged fleeced by t:* ROBERT WALTERS ______ JACK ANDERSON ie senator lost, paying the researcher some I 5,000 and apologizing. In the end governm=lost id legal costs and - - . -- _ WASHINGTON (NEA) —Publicly, the ,. WASHINGTON (NEA) — After more than posture around Carter-Mondale campaign .. :' 4 months of self-imposed sequestration, . -:____ _____ _______ headquarters has been somewhat depressed ____ President Carter reluctantly has returned to .. ever since the New York and Connecticut ' . -the political circuit. primary disasters late last month. . ___________ But if the president's longdelayed 1980 V. Privately, however, most members of the - pzi-' -. debut as a campaigner was a harbinger of / Carter brain trust say renomination isn't a / future performances, he would be well ad: _______ problem. It already has been won. They say -Le vised to return to the splendid isolation of the ____ things are breaking for them in Campaign d6 White House. 1 1980 better than they had expected. With the exception of weekend trips to . The most fervent wish of the CarterCartercamp David in Maryland's Catoctin MounMondale campaign (after whipping Sen. r _____ ____ tains, Carter has refused to leave the District Edward Kennedy, of course) was that the ______ __________________ of Columbia since the diplomats at the United Republicans would naomtnate Ronald f States embassy in Tehran were taken hostage Reagan, the man all the polls showed the in early November. . president had the best chance of beating In / The president has made occasional forays November. It looks as though the GOP will .,, _______ ______ ______ ______ ____ to various Washington hotel ballrooms to comply. address meetings of assorted civic, labor, But into this best of all possible worlds, a agricultural and business organizations, but major doubt is inching forward that has the all of those events were technically nonCarter planners worried sick: a third-party _____ political. candidacy for John Anderson. ___•___ ____ Carter's aides claimed he couldn't afford to ___ In recent days, the Carter people have __________ fritte r awayhis time on mere political started polling to see how things will stack up matters while he was coping with the against Reagan in November. The results _______ 41 hostages in Iran, Soviet troops in Afghanistan _____ apparently show that they are in good shape _______ ______ and various other global crises. against Reagan alone. ________________ But only one day after losing to Sen. One poll reportedly Indicates that even with . ___________ ___ In the _________ _____ Edward M. Kennedy, D44au, tb.an.$3 mUUoq to fight all effaxtstQ:cQmIh)e the the president's plunging job ratings, even __________ Democratic pre&dentlal primaries held in , pension systems. And, predictably, the Carter with inflation and other problems continuing New York and Consacticut, Carter found time Administration has put as much distance as and unless there is some extremely negative to address the annual Democratic possible between itself and the report's recom- result to the Iranian problem, Carter stands LIGHTER SIDE Congressional Dinner. inendations, disavowing any plan to change social to beat Reagan by about 60 percent to 40 His staff insisted that it really wasn't a percent, a very comfortable margin and a Security coverage. political appearance, but that explanation muchwlder one than most recent presidential lacks credibility when the president stand It is plain to see that government workers have elections, In The Name Of Energy before a room fifledwith fellow Democrats to A lot of political clout or they would not have been According to these po11s, however, this proclaim: "I'm determined that we will win permitted to ride their pension gravy train this changes drastically when Anderson Is thrown By DICK WEST to cause acne, in November ..,We Democrats will deserve tO long. But the taxpayers who have been paying the into the picture. If the election were held now, That prejudicial attitude generally was win." WASHINGTON (UPI) — The quick brown freight for government worker's pensions as well Anderson would get anywhere from 12 P formed by such franchised outlets as the rice jumped over the lazy cook's back, Carter surely Isn't going to win, however, As their windfall Social Security benefits should cent to 16 percent of the independent vote and I don't suppose that line will ever catch on Mammy's Little Baby Loves Ptua and Tacos on the basis of the tedious, uninspired speech 4 percent to 8 rcent from as a test sentence for teletype repairmen. For chain. Nevertheless, it has to some degree he offered to those who paid $1,000 per person be able to force this overdue reform If they another Democrats. one thing, It doesn't encompass the entire carried over Into the kitchen, became sufficiently aroused. to attend the dinner at a downtown the total Anderson v4te could ap. There is a prevailing conviction that any Washington hotel. alphabet the way a quick brown fox : Of course, the taxpayers don't have a powerful proach 20 percent and would be especially dish that can be whipped up at the last minute overleaping an Indolent canine does, A feeble effort to joke about his current jobby In Washington and a rich war chest. They heavy in the Industrial states of the North But if it were acceptable, that would be one isn't compatible with grcious living. But political predicament included, for example, st rely on their representatives In Congress. with their large blocks of electoral votes, way of calling attention to a new research with fuel costs rising even more rapidly than a reference to the site of this summer's The big problem for Carter is that this entire Zd that's been the trouble. breakthrough by the US. Department of the cooking time for brown rice is dwindling, Democratic National Convention in New York Anderson vote would be at the president's the Agriculture Department may have found Agriculture, City: "We're thinking about changing the expense. Reagan's supporters have no 'The USDA reported this week it had a way to overcome that bias, name of Madison Square Garden to Madison stomach for the liberalness of Anderson. The energy tie-in sounds so persuasive, I'll developed "quick-cooking brown rice that can d1oñ ke yshin es Consequently, if Anderson runs, the cisc• be prepared in a quarter of the time it takes to wager it will virtually revolutionize the food Square Rose Garden." The body of Carter's speech was a torpid tion would be a toss-up. Both Carter and industry. Even as we speak, poultry cook regular brown rice," rehash of the same address he has been Reagan would get about 40 percent of the Sen. William Proxmire should sound the I hardly need point out that the less time it researchers may be at work on a quickgiving for years, replete with his 1976 cam. popular vote and Anderson the rest. takes to cook brown rice, the less time the baking turkei. aymbal, beat the drum and present himself with The Carter people view Anderson as®k, lazy PaI8J promise of "competence and cornSoon, perhaps, we'll see supermarkets or otherwise, must spend slaving *18 own Golden Fleece Award. something of a political gadfly interested In passion In government" over a hot stove. But getting rice off the advertising quick-frying eggs, quick-hashHe has just cost the U.S. taxpayer $124,351 In furthering certain political ideas and forcook's back is only the frosting on the cake, so browning potatoes and qulckpopping corn — Virtually every survey of voter attitudes In gal fees for maligning a researcher from cefidly Interjecting various issues Into the all In the name of energy conservation, And to speak. New York and Connecticut, for example, alamazoo (Mich.) State hospital. campaign. The real import of quick brown rice lies in why stop there? shows that Kennedy won the primaries in Proxmire has given the Golden Fleece Award to They fear that when Anderson has clearly Perhaps modern science can come up with its potential for energy conservation. those states not on the basis of any positive 1 cee he thinks are ripping off the government — been denied the Republican nomination, he "Drying time Is about half that required for a way to make so-called convenience foods attraction but because he was viewed as less lentists who get federal grants for researching Efll&d Well listen to the siren's song and run as . quick-cooking white rice, and the tern. more energy efficient. In other wordJ, quickunappealing than a president who once again perature used Is lower," says a USDA press thawing from dinners. I ie number of nits on the Great Horned owl or the an independent. He could qualify for the Is rapidly losing the trust and confidence of ballot in about 30 Mates as an Independent Beverages? Some of them use energy in release, "In addition, the shorter home the electorate. gnificance of warts on the Samoan Tree-Toad. even If he did not make that decision until cooking time contributes to energy savings." preparation, too. So how about quick-perking The crucW question the Dembcrats must When he found that Dr. Ronald Hutchinson was after the Republican convention In July. Fast foods, as you and your gourmet friends coffee and tea that Macps with less heat? consider is not whether Kennedy can capture tperlmenting to see why monkeys clench their So, While the Carter people are talking b15 This is only a theoretical discussion, you well know, have gotten a bad name among the required number of convention votes to I eth, Proxmire struck. But he went a step too far about meeting Reagan In November, those many consumers, the rap bèü tit rapid understand. Persoit at my culinary level deny renomination to Carter but rather I stating — outside of the sanctuary of the Senate with access to the new polls worry a lot about cniste Is gestronondcgUy inferior, digtive- won't be directly benefited until they develop whether either man can attain even a semHutchinson made a fortune out of the monkeys. the effect of Anderson. ly lazing, unnecessarily fattening and prone quick-boiling water. blance of respect within his own party. Hutchinson, who didn't make a fortune, sued. — - - Three years ago when Congress was studying :and implementing reforms to bring the Social Security system back from the brink of bankruptcy, the House Ways and Means Committee voted to require universal coverage 'starting in 1982. But federal workers, who have tneir own private retirement program, bitterly ,opposed this and successfully lobbied a delaying tactic. The reform was waylaid by an amendment (providipg for a two-year study. That study, carried forward under the aegis of IHEW, has recently been released and its finding do far more than make a case for placing some 7 illion workers now outside Social security in e system. The change Is mandated. Amazingly, the study found that 70 percent of the 1 million civil service retirees are receiving Social Security benefits, or will when they are old enough — in addition to benefits under their o federal or state retirement plans. The study estimates the average windfall for retired federal workers who get Social Security is. $1,050 annually A large majority of these double-dippers qualify for Social Security as well as government pensions because they worked part time outside their government jobs, or before or after coming under civil service. The study points out that It was possible In 1978 for a 65-year-old retired civil servant who paid less than $70 during his lifetime in Social Security taxes to qualify for SS benefits for 20 years or even longer, The windfall benefits paid out of the Social Security system to double-dipping government retirees is calculated to reach as high as $1 billion annually — a ripoff of all the 100 million nongovernment workers who are being taxed at higher and higher rates to keep the system afloat, Obviously the answer Is for Congress to require civil servants to live by the same rules as the taxpayers who support them In this lavish way. This, however, will not be easy. The federal worker's unions have raised a war chest of more senator from Wisconsin. 1970 Died: 1980 - I Derail The Gravy Train I was the taxpayer who Bunker Din g 9 bat Thursday, April 10, II0-1A Bob DuBose's Robert J. Smit M.D. "People around here will rally behind him," predicted the TAMPICO, HL(UPI)—Use dying farming town of Tampico DERMATOLOGY has only one claim to fame: 69 years ago, Ronald Reagan was Rev. George David, a Methodist minister, "It has a lot to do with our small town." bin in a simple, six-room flat above a local restaurant, Diseases and Surgery "Most of Tampico and this area are behind him," agreed of the Skin Many of the vivage's$SOresidents are rooting for Reagan t Vernon Denison, a grade-school classmate of Reagan'& "He's win the presidency and revive their community by mating it well thought of around here. We're certainly rooting for him." PHONE 32240 a national landmark, "It might help the town," said Don Crow, glancing casually 2425 PARK AVE. "Tampico might become just like Plains, Ga.," one ata Reagan poster tacked toa wall of his gustation. "We had due-fully put IL SANFORD a lot of visitors when he was here last time." About 36 miles down tli,resd in Dixon, Ill. — where Reagan's family moved when he was 9 and he became a high 11M001 ool hero civic boosters nurture similar dreams for their M*'i...tS i tlmb ormy stUng city of 19*. Twçko needs the heIp About half o f-the dozen downtown ( Including the bua'Iue bui lding' are vacant. 'line li-nw, L D.D.C. 1_n's only restaurant, were burned In a fall fire. P1.as.d To Announce owner of the First National Bank Building, where - lb wner he Opfllflg Of His Office Isgan was be-n, Is getting read for the former California For the Practice Of talling peetness Inaagwetloa by ins ___ __ ___ a p, ftaivace and oom fw'ilIU In the 10-year-old, red-brick structure. FAMILY DENTISTRY "I'm trying to get the building presentable Just In case he Monday thru Saturday I become. president," said Paul Nicely, SO, a livestock farmer. and Evenings by Apr ointment TO "I'd like It to look fairly decent." DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323.2300 MARCH OF DIMES "ft would become a national landmark," his wife Helen 549W. LAKE'MARY BLVD. 323-2301 sided. "Quinces are It would be taken over by the state." — - — lb ____ - lI____ - I , Bob DuBose's unique presentations are fully illustrated on a giant screen, making prophecies unforgettable and easy to understand. You'll be amazed at how accurately past prophecies have been fulfilled. These thought provoking and inspiring lectures have been attended by many of all faiths. Saturday, April 12 • 5:15 or 7:15 P.M. Prophecy Lectures Auditorium • 700 Elm Avenue Sanford, Florida 1 �1 - [I . I • . . . A-venlni Herald, Sanford, Ft. , ., Railroaders Rally Twice, Wynn tosses No-Hitter For Kiwanis SPORTS _____ - q- - • - • - tT. .5 7. ; , -- -I s 5. . t - ,,P: .'I,' . gtjg. '.I,' ,i ".'•'l. , I I..0 ,. .. '.uui &,", u V;- , r.: Ev'?nfnpfterald, Sanford, Fl. I : 1I f•' ' The Railroaders rallied Clem Leonard Shell pushed Hall was four for four with a ' ;ia.-.'• 1. •4)• from behind twice Wednesday five runs across the plate in pair of doubles, while Richard f'• ".' ' ,,,•to win an extra-inning contest the top of the third. Willie Crisp and Kirk Blocker added • V. 91 over Clem Leonard Shell Brown opened the inning with three hits apiece. All three of • Is and take ove r sole possession a double, the fi rst of seven Blocker's hits were triples. a of first place in the Sanford consecutive hits. Mike Gross Craig Dixon added a pair of 'X -. Little National League. followed with a single, singles. .• .: 4 In other games Wednesday, Richard Leonard blasted a Darrell Wooden paceI "' *, First Federal notched its first double and Theron Uggons, Cardinal Industries with a " win of the season 18-7 over David Daniels, Lucas and double and single. Shay Cardinal Industries, while Goldstick then slapped Crockett homered for the Sunniland Corporation singles. losers and Freddie Barnes blasted Poppa Jay's 15-4. The Railroaders tied the added a double. I.-s. b. n. Donald Grayson, who score again with two runs in Jasper Collins and Anthony '4'i.p,, m. • pitched no-hitters in the first the fourth. Mike Lee opened Sutton combined to limit ••.,••••.•i;.•.• • two Ra ilroaders games this the inning wi th a double an Poppa Jay's to Just two hi ts. • , , season, was ineligible to pitch Scott Curtis followed with a Oscar Merthie led Sun• k. Wednesday, but he let his single. Carr stroked a double, niland Corporation's seven-hit ?•.'t presence be known wi th a but was later picked off third atta ck with a double and two • - home run, triple and two base. Grayson doubled with singles. Collins added two .4 •.-:. doubles. Alter three games, two outs, but was nailed singles. Grayson Is batting at a .889 trying to steal home. Kevin Campbell and Larry . .• clip. Mark Roberts opened the Lemon had the only Poppa • The Railroaders jumped in top of the seventh with a walk Jay's hits, both singles. . :,,. t.. front 2.0 in the bottom of the for Clem Leonard Shell He si_i In today's Sanford Little first Terrance Carr opened was thrown out at second American League action, . -'a the Inning with a single and when Goldstick hit into a unbeatens Atlantic Bank and it, Grayson stroked a one-out fielder's choice. Perry George's square of f at 5 ' •• • • double. Both scored on wild Dreggors then doubled to p.m. at Fort Mellon Park to • • 4_ pitches. Albert Armstrong score Goldstick, decide first place. Krayola Lee Carter of Popa Jays does some fancy stepping to avoid an inside pitch and Dewane Mitchell followed With one out In the bottom Kollege and Jack Presser against Sunniland Wednesday night. Sunniland came out on top 15-4 in the with singles, but Clem of the seventh, Graysor Ford, both winless in three Leonard Shell used a double blasted a towering home run outings, meet at 7 p.m. at S nford Lit I National battle play to get out of the inning, that one-hopped into Lake Fort Mellon Park. In today's CARDINAL ''' FIRST I I I ViPIef *obrti In Wednesday's other Ookhtlek Clem Leonard Shell tied th Monroe. Armstrong followed other game, Seminole INDUSTRIES AS R H H Junior League game V.F.W. 3 4 3 Howard III 3 3 2 Crisp score wi th two runs In e with a single and advanced. to Petroleum and Flagship Bank w...,,, was out-hit 8-1 but took adthird base on a pair of wild of Seminole battle at 5p.m. at top of the second. Leonard pi . .. of 10 walks and tches. He then stole home for Westslde Field. Galls 30 I Hall a TOTALS son TOTALS 31 1$ Lucas walked with one out several errors to post a 7-2 •" 2 i t 2 i Li. . eonard Shell run. 1 021001-4 Mile" left 'ut. S II Railroaders and u5viu Goldstick followed o too victory over Elks. -, SUNNILAND O$li.y 2 I I OrIHIPI POPPA JAY'S ii Carr had 'thr hits and a with a double. Both, runners Armstrong two to go along a. a N CORP. Al KIWANIS Al R H In Sanford Junior League C*LIIII scored on wild pitches, TOTALS IS with Grayson's four safeties, Williams action Wednesday afternoon, i H loothard I II ; The Railroaders regained Goldstick had four hits for m • I ii Coor • is WIlliam Wynn fired a noAvai!" l, 34 11 15 the lead in the bottom of the Clem Leonard Shell, while Franklin I • CIFOIMI TOTALS 1033-P hitter and rapped a pair of Carr' ;: third, scoring three runs on Leonard and Uggons had two First Federal e-s singles to pace Kiwanas to a Frederick 131 36 0 four hits. J. B. Paul singled each. Midlect RAIL. 12-2 win over Knights of ,,,, ' LIONARD : iomm • .. Smith 264 21 with one out and Carr slapped Armstrong was the winning UIU. a SHILL Al H ROADIRIASI H Gains Columbus. Hartman &IS : :: TOTALS 1813 6 his second hit of the game, a pitcher In relief of Mitchell. Carr 433 ' Wynn struck out seven in AICISIdIF 2 II its TOTALS 1211 7 single, with two outs. Dixon TOTALS II'' First Federal collected 15 , the contest that was cut to Quinn : TOTALS ia a: 412 singled and then Grayson hits erroute to the win over Poppo Jay's (our innings by the 10-run KOIC 0310-- . el$ " '" : .• , blasted a triple. Cardi nal Industries. Roger lui llaM US X-111 Lucas as s rule. KiwanIs I 1 0 s.,..s 02? 3-12 Thoriday, April it, 11110 ,, . * . . Nixon Hoop L'- Lifts L.A. • By United Press International series. In Seattle, rookie Westhead. "We're not sur- wi thin 124-122, then traded with 55 seconds left gave the All those critics who say the Sidney Moncrief scored six of prised wi th the closeness of baskets with Abduljabbar as Bucks their final advantage. "He's a heck of a player," NBA playoffs are too long and his 16 points in over time to lift the game. Phoe nix Is a great Los Angeles held a two-point said Johnson of Moncrief. too d ul l should take another Milwaukee to a 114-112 team and they came out to lead, 128-126. led Winters Brian look at the dogfights going on triumph over the Super- play." Wi th 37 seconds remaining, 28 points, in the Western Conference. sonics, eve ning t he series at Kareem Abdul4abbar led Westphal hit two f ree t hrows Milwaukee wi th Three of the four semifinal one game apiece. the Lakers with 32 points, to even the score but 16 including a 3-point shot wi th games have gone Into overIn Eastern Conference Jamaal Wilkes matched seconds later, Nixon hit a 16- one minute logo in regulation ti me and none of the teams semifinal games, Nixon's 26 and rookie Ma gic foot jwnpshot to give Los that tied the score atl08-108t0 sh involved ow signs of quit- Philadelphia defeated Johnson added . For the Angeles a 130-128 lead. N ixon force the overtime after the ting. Atlanta, 99-9Z to take a 2-0 Suns, Pa ul Westphal had 37 added a free-throw with 10 Sonlcs, led by Fred Br own's Norm Nixon scored 26 lead In their series and Boston and Walter Davis, who left seconds left In the game and 10 four thquarter points, had points, Including the game- downed Houston, 119-101, in wi th an ankle in jury with 6:14 the Suns' Mike Brats missed a rallied from a 102-92 deficit winning basket with 21 the ope ner of their best-of- to play in the four th pe riod, three-point goal at the buzzer, with seven minutes left in the seconds remaining in the seven match, added 19. In Seattle, Moncrief took a four th quarter. extra pe ri od, Wednesday "This was a very, very Lonnie Shelton paced the After regula tion ended at long pass froaii Brian Winters night to give Los Angeles a exhausting game for the team 120-120, Wilk es and Nixon after a block by Marques Sonics wi th 25 points, followed 131-128 victory over Phoen ix and the coaches," said Los scored for the Lakers. Johnson and drove in for a by Jack Sikma with 19 and and a 2-0 lead in their playof f Angeles' Coach Paul Westphal pulled Phoenix to slam-dunk. His short jum pe r Gus Williams wi th 17. The Bucks got 19 po ints from Ju nior Bridgeman and 16 rook Calculates N.L. Winners ---I .' - " Sunniland's Derrick Harper flies into home plate during Wednesday night's action between Sun. niland and Poppa Jays In the Sanford Little National League. Harper was out on the play but have a shot at winning it," observed Montreal manager Williams last week. "But not in that order," he laughed. Fortunately for Dick and his Expos, it won't be that order. Montreal They only fell two games shy last year. The acquisition of speedster Ron LeFlore will give them the field leadership to get over the top. Catcher Gary Carter, Larry Parrish (former scc Sunniland won the game 154. More on Wed- ntnvpr. T11I Vn1ntin -V - , . r'. 0 • , :-:- -;i-. - - , - -:! --,-I - , ,__--, -'. #4. -. ,~', - .q;.- '. - I Dick - Harald PIISS W TOM Vfficen? PUT OUT AT THE PLATE - n the basis of yesterday's 9-0 trouncing of Atlanta, cinnati has claimed first place in the National League it. The position will be temporary though, as the Los eles Dodgers re-establish themselves into rerhotL3e they were In 1977. NL West os Angeles Two years ago the Dodgers had four pla yers hit over 30 home run& Last year they had i° LAO k for Steve Garvey, Reggie Smith, Ron Cey and Dusty Baker to bou nce back Into form for a Dodger pennant. fbi[anager Tom LaSorda has finally stopped trying to fool eve rybody with his Dodger Blue Blood love stories (i.e. Gar vey-Don Sutton squabble of last year) which should stat)illze the team. They didn't like to hear all that crap cliiier. Houston Much has been made of the acquisition of Not n Ryan's million dollar arm. Notice I said ann. As a pitoher Ryan Is barely over .500 for his career. Everytime he faced the NL in an all star game, he would get rocked, Now he has to face them everyday. The MIres will not support baseball's new millionaire with six or seven runia game either. Jim Bibby is still the best pitcher on the. stat1. CInclnnati-Thlslssullagoodteam,butnotwhatltoflce was . George Foster is the most productive player in bill eboli, but Johnny Bench and Tom Seaver are another year older. Right fielder Ken Griffen is unhappy and is playing out his option. Dave Conception is lazy. You can't win pennants Witta lazy shortstops. Ray Knight maybe able to match Pte Rose statistically, but not leadership-wise. AlIlaata - Surprlselldon'tknowtfthe Braves have improved themselves that much, or , San Diego and San Fris nclsco have slacked off. Knuckler Phil Nelkro will some Way get his wins, TI aIrd baseman BOb Homer Is a young Steve Garvey-type with more power. He leads a lusty hitting attack along with DO Murphy, Gary Mathews and newly acquired Chris mWIu 81in Friadsco- Thlsis thedlvlslon'smysteryteam. Two yeal s ago they boasted the league's best pitching staff. Novr, Vida Blue, John Montefusco, Ed Halicki and Bob Knepper don't rate. ofitflelder Jack Clark is still one of the league's better -- ..I....... ...hlI. U11H. r....... iva fill. M el..UWU Iit. .... j7I WUW. VT U&IW 4T1WV7 youi15 the aging side. 81iiDing.- Last place and Dave Winfield deserve each other. It will take more than a demanding Winfield to get the Padres to heaven. nkerballer Randy Jones showed some signs of bouncing bac i last yew, but alter him, what do you have? Adnilnlster last rites about the 4th of July. nesday 's league action on page TA. National League Roundup - Sub Pastore Blanks Braves - while Fran k Pastore, a last-minute replacement for scheduled starter Tom Seaver, throttled Atlanta's heralded lineup. W hile Seaver missed his first opening day start in 13 years, Pastore crafted a threehitter, holding Atlanta to J ust three base runners and retiring the last 16 ba t ters In a row. He st ru ck out five. It was the first opening-day shutout by a Cincinna ti pitcher since Johnny Vender Meer blanked St. Louis In 1943. "Last night they told me Tom had the flu and might not be able to pitch today," said Pastore. "I tried to keep myself as calm as possible because of all the opening day pressure, bu t I was very excited because it's always been a dream of mine to pitch on ope ning day." Foster hit a two-run homer and a two-run double in leadi ng an attack reminiscent of the old Big Red Machine. "We had a lot of highlights today, but Frank has to be the main one," said Cincinnati Manager John McNamara. "I mean, here's a 22-yew-old kid stepping In on short notice and pitching a great game on opening day. "It was just a good day for us all the way around." By Uni ted Press International A National League season that promises a bu ndle of pennant con tenders opens in earnest today bu t the possibility of an ear lySeason strike raises t he question of whe t her t hose races will ever be settled. Cincinnati, the defending champion In the NI, West, took a first positive step toward - keeping that ti tle Wednesday wi th a 9-0 pasting of the Atlanta Braves in the traditional baseball opener. That verdict left Cincinnati one-half game a head of Its pursuers in the division, In a game today that features Cincinnati's most likely challengers, Burt Hooton, 11.10 last year, will pitch for Los Angeles against J.R. Richard, 1843, In Houston. Elsewhere, the defending World Series champion Pittsburgh Pirates send Bert Blyleven, 12-5, against St. Louis' Pete Vuckovlch, 15.10; Chicago's Rick Reuschel, 18-12, faces the New York Mets' Craig Swan, 14-13; and San Francisco's Bob Knepper, 9.12, squares off against San Diego's Randy Jones, 11-12. Montreal and Philadelphia are scheduled to , complete the Senior Circuit's openers on Friday. The Reds used the big bat of George Foster - - American League Roundup Mariners Top Toronto 8@o6 By United Press International start the Yankees back from a disappointing The Baltimore Orioles open defense of their fourth-place finish at Texas. Jon Matlack, 54, American League title today and Jim Palmer also coming off an injury-plagued season, will once again gets the nod, go for the Rangers. Palmer, who was injured for much of the The Brewers, who finished second behind year and faded to win 20 games for only the Baltimore with al5l6 record last year, hcpe second time in 10 years last season, faces the return of slugger Larry HIsle and the Steve Trout and the Chicago White Sax, highrelief help of Dan Boitano can help them lighting alive-game schedule that gets the AL move up. season moving in full gear. Carlton Fisk, meanwhile, remains the key No one knows if the season will finish as question mark for the Red Sox. Milwaukee's scheduled, however. The players have threatJim Slates, 184 last yew, was scheduled ened a strike May 22, but, starting with against Dennis Eckeraley, 17.10, with a Seattle's 84 victory over Toronto Wednesday possibility of light anew flurries and expected night, they finally will turn their contemperatures In the 40a centratlon to the field. Kansas City, which Is considered a co. New York visits Texas, Minnesota Is at favorite with the California Angels In the Oakland, Detroit at Kansas City, and Boston American League West, will send Dennis - travels to Milwaukee. The final AL opener J&Oilord, 14-12, against Detroit's Jack Morris, has Cleveland at California Friday. 17.7, and Minnesota's Jerry Kocanian, 10-13, Palmer, 10-O last yew, nay be looking for a will face Oakland's Rick Langford, 12-16. good Jump towards another banner year, but Joe Simpson hita two-run, opposite4ield Trout has something to prove to the Orioles. homer and newcomer Ted Cox capped a first. .1 • Trout, a surprise choice as the White Sax' inning rally with a two-em doubl, to pace a orieningday pitcher, remembers some nega- 124*11 attack and lead the Mariners. tive comments the Orioles madeabout him at The first not game of the season was the end o( last season. • atendedby SIX -adisappo4Mlng crowd"They said some things that I haven't caiwed In pert by the Seattle erScnics' forgotten," said Trout, who was 114 in more televised NBA playoff game With Milwaukee. 4 61 Ikn hl "amnin s.1*h 1k. R,w tu5 LI... MI....., &.... hIS. 4ii,4,w4l,, *ti Jul w.. W •• SW HS, iI•I. J vT.I 7I Si I.i.A iI 1 have some things to prove to myself arid to bofl rum for Toronto. Mike Parrott was the t hem about th. type of pitcher I an he." wtmi' pitcher and Dave i*nczyk took Ron Guidry, 114 Iset season, will Iry to us less. - I Avis ~ 11 WPJ 3234150 AS'i1' EU &%MMM C99111111111111111111111111111 AND ___ I A.. . 1. . . I __ thá&V atftMA -' liv tntth tn "We got pick l aiUd __ pLtc1'ng and 'ee badis -. acer Daub.. • - LIaaØ. -The $mincles put a trio of rams en the or Ed i In the third Inning. - • .d 5n& isoird to 741. ThThbstabeathe field again Fridley night Ml ortalfltndiwnfcrs7:10pm. gems 011111'vt Five Star Conderwace rival • - - .,.. ,.• . • -. -. . ' - . • - • •. • - •. .. - ,_.. - •- •.. - .. .-.• .... '- - . . . ' ' . '. • ' - retired the first batter of the inning before walking the •• - next two. At that point Lyman coach Bob McCullough opted to bring starter Marcello back to the mound. Cat right fielder Miles Toshie greeted Marcello's first pitch by driving a fast ball over the 345-foot sign in left. center for a three-run homer. a :: :: this (in Seattle), you have to f eel good," said Lanier. Los Angeles plays at Phoenix and Seattle is at Milwaukee Friday night. Sophomore second baseman Gary Condiff followed three pitches later by blasting another Marcello gopher ball over the right field fence for a solo home run, giving Winter Park it comfortable 7-2 lead after live innings of play. In the sixth inning Wildcat hitters shellacked Lyman relievers Parker and Tom McFadden for six runs before the game was called on the 10-run rule - , : Darryl Dawkins scored 22 points and teamed with Henry Bibby to key a fourth-quarter rally that carried the 76ers past the Hawks. With Dawkins contributing 8 points and Bibby 4 in a 10-0 spurt, Philadelphia held Atlanta scoreless for 5:05 in the final period to take control. Said Bibby, "Today we worked hard together, especially on defense." Jones added 18 points and foul-plagued Julius Erving had 17 for Philadelphia while 10 [01 1 :: Dog Racing Hawks. I.)man slipped to 13-9 on the year and will try to bounce back at Daytona Beach Seabreeze in a Five Star conference nmtch up Friday evening. SCOREBOARD x.Aprii 16- Houston at Boston. Baltimore (Palmer 10-6) at Ireal, 0:05 pm. Acquired center placed centerfielder Amos Oils on Kansas City 7:30 P.M. Chicago Trout (11-0), 2:15 p.m. the 21 day disabled list; placed Larry Tarry from the Detroit Los Angeles vs. N.Y. Islanders s-April 15- Boston at Houston, Boston (Eckersiy 17.10) at (Series tied, 1.1) catcher Darrell Porter on 15 day Lions in exchange for a one fifth 9:05 P.M. Atiantord-Orlands Milwaukee (Slaton 15-9), 2:30 April 5- N.Y. Islanders 5, Los disabled list. retroactiveto April l. round arid one ninlhround choice in sApril 20- Houston at Boston. 1 p.m. Wednesday night results Angeles I the 1980 draft Seattle - Acquired pitcher Dave p.m. Detroit First race -546,C; 3145 (Morris 17.7) at April 9 - Los Angeles 6, N.Y. Heaverlo on waivers from College 2 Secrecy 11.20 440 3.00 sit nec.uary Kansas City (Leonard 1412), Islanders 3 Navy - Named Paul Evans placed outfielder Juan 5:33 p.m. STa Western Conference 4.20 3.00 April 11 N.Y. Islanders at Los Oakland, Benique: on 21 day disabled lIst. head basketball coach and signed 5.00 Semifinals ISue Hater Mitiwsota (Koosman 2013) at Angeles, 11:05 p.m. him to a three-year contract. Phoenix vs. Les Angeles Oakland (Langford 12.16), 10:30 0 (3-5) 24.60: T (I'5-4) 216.00 Football x.Aprll 12 N.Y. islanders at (Best 441-7) p.m. Second race -S.1S,C: 31:77 Acquired fullback Baltimore Minnesota Los Angeles, 11:05 p.m. Announced the (All Times SIT) 200s Not Cakes 12.60 4.10 3.00 Friday's Games s-April 14-Los Angeles at N.Y. Mark Bailey from the Kansas City resignation of hockey Coach Herb iT's Max Baltimore at Chicago 3.40 3.20 (Los Angeles leads sires, 24) Chiefs for a fifthround draft pick. Brooks. islanders, 5:05 p.m. April S 4 Bunsen Los Angeles lit, Boston at Milwaukee, twi 4,00 Toronto vs. Minnesota New York at Texas, night 0 (2.7) 2340: P (2.7) 70.55: T (2. Phoenix 110 (Minnesota leads sines, 3.) 7.4) 316.41; DD (2-2) 101.20 Los Angeles 131, Detroit at Ken City, night April 9 April S Minnesota 6, Toronto 3 Phoenix 125 (at) Clove at California, night Third race -S.16,M 31:11 April T Minnesota 7. Toronto 2 ICheck April 11 Minnesota at Oaklnd, night Los Angeles at 3.40 2.50 2.10 April 11 -Minnesota at Toronto, F~~ Toronto at Seattle, night 1 Powerglide 3.00 2.40 PhoenIx, 11:10 P.M. 0:05 P.M. April 13 S Eddy' s Traveler Los Angeles at 3.00 x.Aprll 12 Minnesota at Phoenix, 0 (1.4)1.51 P (4.1) 11.19;T(4-1. 3:30 p.m. Lake Irantley6, Mainland 4 Toronto, S:OS p.m. 5) 27.00 .s.April 15 Phoenix at Los sApril 14 Toronto at Mm. Angitis, 11 p.m. Fourth race-5.14. Dx 31:71 Lake Brantley 061 004 I-65 4 nesofa, 8:35 p.m. lkau Bob x.Aprll 10 Los Angeles at Mainland 7.00 5.20 5.40 003 III 1-444 St. Louis vs. Chicago 7Red Russian 11.20 too Phoenix, 11:30 p.m. (Chicago leads series. 2.0) 6 Carry Cap 3,50 x.Aprli 20 Phoenix at Los Watkins and Arthur, Stevens, April S Chicago), St. Louis 2 o (1.7) 111.11; P (1.1) M.541 y Angeles, 3:30 p.m. Prels (6) and Marke$t. Hitters (at) (1.74) 1434.40 x.if noicessary Mainland: Seal 31 2 Rh. April 9 Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 FifTh race-$-14, D: 31:57 Seattle vs. Mitwatmee April 11- Chicago at St. Louis, SLakeAllie 7.50 3.40 3.20 Winter Park 13, Lyman 3 (Series tied, 1.1) 9:05 P.M. ilag Boy April S-Seattle 111, Milwaukee 3.00 360 x.April 12 Chicago at St. lManatnCappy Lyman 3.00 113 (of) 100 101-311 Louis, 9:05 p.m. April t- Milwaukee 114, Seattle Winter Part 0(14)14.211 P(I.1) 45.00; T(I III 546-1370 s-April 14 St. Louis at 112 I.?) 311.00 Chicago, 8:33 p.m. April 11- Seattle at Milwaukee, Sis*rac.-34, At 35:64 Marcello, DribIebe (3), Marcello Atlanta vs. N.Y. Rangers 4Va1Isy Lass 120 2.10 2.20 9p.m. (4), Parker (6) and Marshall. (N.Y. Rangers lead series, 24) iLisa Lou April 13-Seattle at Milwaukee, Stake and Spurrell, Hitters 4.20 3.00 N.Y. Rangers 2. April 5 2.10 2:30 p.m. lConfirmed Lyman: Marshall 2.2 HR, Winter Atlanta 1 (01) x.April 13 Milwaukee at Seattle, Park: Gordon 212 NIl, Thatcher 0(1.4)19,41: P (4.1) 33.40, '0 (4. April 9 N.Y. Rangers 5, 10:30 p.m. I-i) 75.40 25 2 Rh, Toshio HR 3 RBI, Atlanta 1 x.'Aprll 10 S.vsn* race -5-16, Si 31:29 Seattle at Cunditf 2.321 HR 2 NIl. April 11 N.Y. Rangers at IComally 6.00 3.50 4.00 Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Atlanta, 1:03 p.m. S Sugar Express 4.40 3.40 s-April 20 Milwaukee at Sant.rd l,Det.andl April 12 N.Y. Rangers at 3.50 Seattle, 3:30 p.m. ZRockcastle Flash Atlanta, 5:05 p.m. Sanford 0(1-5) lt.ø, P (1.5) 4330; T (1. 113 III 0-591 April 11 Atlanta at N.Y. DeLand 5-2) 131.11 Ill Ill I-IS 2 Rangers, I:3S p.m. Eighth race 1-16, A: 3) :26 Walker and Spain. SDW'sSnicker 3.40 241 2.60 Dsridi, Robertson (5) and Moe. Hitters 5$team Train 410 3.00 Major L.agoe Standings Sanford: Link 2.3, Porzig 2.3 HR, 2 Honey Hush 3.60 By United PPeea internatlenal Walker 2.1, Deland: Mi. 2.4. 0454)9401P($4113931:y(54 Baseball Natisial League Oulrighted 3) 5345 New York (AL) Nln* raft -34 as 39:61 Lake Howell It. Sfli-gey pitcher Ken Clay to Columbus Of W L Pct. as l Money Sea" 6.20 2.50 2.60 Pittsburgh the International League. 0 0 .000 0 3 Uncle lubba Seabreere 111 3305-794 Kansas City 2.50 2.40 Montreal Optioned pitcher 0 0 = 0 IWrlghtHappyDay LakeNeweli 141 113 *-1172 Craig Chamberlain and infIelder 2.10 St. Louis 0 0 000 0 0(I-3)I.21,P(1-3)2t31,T(1.3- Phllad.iph Manny Castilla to Omaha; pur. 0 0 .000 0 Bcttofl 24' Model 2-4; Lake chased the contract of outfielder I) 1345 Chicago 0 0 .000 0 Howell: V°ed 3.4 3 R81. RecordsBobby Dithisaoe from Omaha: TenTh racs-144 A: 31:19 New York 0 0 .000 0 - 5abreete 12.10, Lake Howell 7 Midnight Jane 15.60 1900 5.30 West 3Last Flight 11.10 5.40 W S. Pet. OS 11.3 lSeeeieFaye 340 Cincinnati 1 01.000 Erickson and Kiindt. BoatO (3-7) 133.61$ P (8114) 11.71; (7. Houston 0 0 .000½ RACING Long (6)and 11110191. Hitters all) 40.15; T (74.1) 1531.11 Los Angeles 0 0 000 ½ writ, DAYS Sisbreew. Ile ventkrace-516,Ci 31:51 San FrnCsC 0 0 .000 ½ LEFT III Jeremiah Johnson San Diego 0 0 .000 ½ Va.. 7.60 3.10 2.50 Atlanta 0 1 .000 1 11 ft 3 Sweet Linda 1.10 440 o Wednesday'S Nov" Iwi.n 3.30 Cinclnnati, Atlanta 0 NHL Piapstts Q(3.E3L$I;P5-2 153.1I,T(I. TedV'l By UaNsd ems laliroetiesal 341 341.11 (All Times SIT) p Twalflk race -34,C: 3143 Chicago (R.uschel 11-1211 at (Aft lest i-y isen 7011 Rainy Day 54141 3 130 New York (Swan 1413), 2:05 (All Times3441) EST) 6TuH Oust 3.10 6.20 P.M. ,-S. ITem's JunieMan 1141 pft$gf (liyIiv.ji 12.1) leads ••,$,, )••) 04I4)Is.41gP(14)2Il-SIgT0. R. Louis (Fondi 11.11), 1:05 (P$n15i-$ April l-Pittsburgls4lcstonl - SI) 1113.40 p.m. April 10 - *$taadaaee 2.917, Handle Los Angeles (Hooton 1*40) of Ioefoe)$jicz.m. PIttsburgh at U4535. Houston (Richard 1143), 0:35 Eddie Johnson scored 19 and Charlie Criss 18 for the Vinter Park hurler Greg Stake went the distance, picking up his fifth win of the season. Marcello suffered his second straight toss to bring his record to 4-3 on the year. To MARC SLADE SERVICE CUSTOM. ERS. If we can be of any assistance right now, we have two experienced Chrysler. Plymouth mechanics on duty. - . The teams meet again Thursday night In Atlanta. Dave Cowens scored 8 of his 17 points in a 2:52 span opening the fourth quarter and seven Celtics finished in double figures to give Boston a 1.0 series advantage. Game 2 *111 bepláyed Friday night at lloston Garden. The Celtics led, 84-78, enter. big the final period when Cowens, held to Just 2 points In first half, sparked a 10-0 Boston surge. Don Ford added 19 points and Cedric Maxwell and rookie Larry Bird had l5 each for the Celtics, who led by as many as 21 points. Houston was pa ced by MO M al one's 27 points and Calvin Mur phy's 23. 213 Orlando Dr. - Sanford (17.92)- 323-3550 - - -. - - - - - - Are - - - you getting - - all the veterans' benefits earned ? - - - - - - - - - . {ARRIVE AUVE U SUNSHINE STATE U, HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. - - 'r- FLORIOA - ___ - __ P - 1 : - - - - JJ - - Baseball - you' ve - Transactions Free service from a highly trained veterans' benefits expert will be available to veterans, their families and srn-vivors when the DAV holds an Open Meeting at this locality. 0 A DAV State Service Officer will be at this meeting, offering advice on benefit entitlement and representation before government agencies. These services cost veterans and their families nothing. 0 When It comes to the benefits and services veterans have earned from the federal and state government, your DAV State Service Officer is the man to see. 0 He knows all about disability compensation and pension, hospitalization and medical care, employment and Job training rights, - - - - 18 . - Pro Hockey while - on • - - educational and vocational rehabilitation benefits, Social Security disability claims, and much more. - IN p.m. Sin Francisco (Blue 1414) 01 x•Aprll 13 Diego (Jones it'll), 10 nku,git, 5:05 p.m.Boston at Pitt. ___ p.m. x.Aprii *4 Pittsburgh at PrMaYS ... 7:35 adcago at N Virt go----.. Pro. Basketball - NSA PIeI By U*Id PAN Intornalhsesi IMS ID _ And he knows how to cut through government red tape. PLC/aVE NIGHT[ ,, - . - mut , ______ P10110* 5094 44..fl - SAl LillY VIAlS u psiNANISI JuA W1 is __ - -,Ww5, i;a. 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MUSISSAI April 11 Ph*dWh10 15 San Fran of IN Dim' night PhiladaIphia 1o7, - April - A... -_naut.oussuai ! - - .. 140 AflQatHIV5tSfl1I1It IAN Times NOT) Atlanta 111 4 Mi. PLSlA - April 6 UMNIPIcINYMURAcO MaN TAG MATCN I*v.r Abom Bomb ', . . fl.v4. a4w.iI 5li , r i us p___ oe4eruU for a sole _norun and scored Dais dosiuledhaJuan - • ' - '. PANOUM SCHOOL . . AOrIII3-Iostonat Pittsburgh, ISUINOLI N • •'•, - __________ - - cow 1111M sm Dor" Us TO so I • •.. . . DWLMW Sophomore Mailer Tracy WaIher bali the, mound for the Tribe and ww out i - 1LAW Akiv __ Most Valuable Player - Ron LeFlore (Montreal) Cy Yong Award - Jim Bibby (Houston) Re of heYear - Ift ,(Mon) ' - - . ", • - 2$13 Od... Or. $aulrd11141q H1's Mrieg baseball equal than Mole socoed Giorge Pcnig singled to notched IN Math a1 win w seh of give the 8nIols's ri.rs at the cwuus 5I - . • The Winter Park Wildcats bombed four Lyman pitchers Wednesday afternoon to rout the Greyhounds 13-3 in six innings of play. The Cats displayed an awesome hitting attack in evening their record to 9-9 on the season. With two out and two on in the bottom of the second the Wildcat's ninth hitter Frank Boesch knocked a ball into short left field off of Lyman starting pitcher Rick I; Marcello. Hound short stop Bob Parker and left fielder Mike Andriano collided on the play and both runners scored before tile ball was finally picked up, giving -: Winter Park a 34 lead by the end of the inning. Lyman catcher Neil Marshall moved his squad a run closer in the top of the fourth inning when he rapped a solo homerun over the left field fence, The Wildcats turned out the Greyhound's lights in the fifth inning however. flelief pitcher Mike Dreibelies '. '_•.; $1995 includse ON in$srlor ond iz$erioc, buip.rs, walls, windows, .Ass$ covsvs, •$c. . I5 Willie Stargell again will be the most productive parttimer the game has seen. The pitching though, is questionable. Kent Tekulve might have to pitch everyday, And Chuck "Pat them on the back" Tanner is the most overrated manager in baseball. ,... St. Louis This team's potential scares me, but their pitching staff doesn't scare anybody. Catcher Ted sun. mona, shortstop Gary Templeton and first baseman Keith Hernandez (Last year's co-MVP with Stargefl) are the host players at their position in the National League. The Birds still need a "stopper" for the pitching staff to beat the big boys. Chicago Dave Kingman can hit more home runs and deiveinless runs than anyone ln baseball. This season won't be any different, Rick Reuschelisa good pitcher ona no-name staff. Would you like to have Dennis La mps, Mike Krukow and Lynn McGlothln as your other three starters? New York- This franchise is Joke. Joe Torre must be a good manager to keep his Job after continual losing campalgna. Pitcher Cealg Swann just got a bunch of money for going 14-13 last year. Don't Invest it In your teammates - . , . . MMIVS, Ii $tnç . , • ' NO" Swi % - - .• 1ittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Montreal all Itreakino SeminolesWin 6th Straight A~ nrp Ihgi It's tough to pick a World Series winner Pittsburgh third, but "We are Family" Is not getting disco time in the ABC's any more. As sales of the Village People records drop, so do the Buca. Dave Parker has yet to proye he Is a super, superstar (40 150 . avg.) that he Is billed 10 be. , . Ni, Ent - IF (rnmnrfks • '. . - -- andWirrøn rising young breed in baseball. Sanford's Tim Ralnes will take over the second base Job by July and go onto be rookie of the year. How's that for a fairy tale ending? It could happen. Philadelphia - This talent must play better than It did. last year -or a lot of heads will roil, beginning with ox-like outfielder Greg Luzlnski. Pete Rose will again do his thing and will get some help from third baseman Mike Schmidt. 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Altamonte Springs, Lyman High and Seminole community The 15 four-year scholarships of $2,100 per year including the College; Patricia Mergo, Chemistry, 124 Larkwood Drive, Central Florida Remission are awarded annually to high Sanford, Bishop Moore High, and Denise Renton, English, 103 school and community college graduates of outstanding Lake Brantley Terrace, Longwood, Lake Brantley High. academic ability without regard to family financial needs. Students must major in one of the following fields: art, Correction music, theatre, English, foreign language, philosophy, history, political science, biology. physics, chemistry, mathematics, An award in the Garden Club of Sanford's annual flower pre-engineering or pro-medicine, show, "A Pack Rat's Paradise,' was incorrectly listed in the Recipients must attend Rollins as day students and any herald on April 1. change in their major field after selection may result In the me silver tray presented Mrs. Leon Walker as winner of the loss of their scholarship. Creativity Award was on behalf of the First Federal Savings Selection is based on the student's record of achievement, and Loan Association of Mid-Florida - not First Federal of supplemented by evaluation of persons well acquainted with Seminole. their work. The Iferald rei!rots th - The Sun hemS you owlto the scans in when fl aiwlissivitby Ron Merle hid.' 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In 3Each Handy Reusable Two Gallon Ptas- No. 409 L::te58 panels 97 5Each . 1%k DEAR ABBY: I share a boyfriend didn't leave, bunking with us - inone-bedroom flat with my Instead, he started sleeping definitely. He's a nice enough girlfriend. (She is also a girl. on the sofa In the living room. guy, but it is very crowded Dear We are both straight.) Meanwhile my girlfriend was with the three of us in this About a month ago she spending about half the night little flat. Abby asked me If her boyfriend out there with him on the sofa He doesn't appear to be could stay over for the and I had the bedroom (twin looking too hard for a job weekend since I was leaving beds) to myself, (he's getting unemployment) __ town. I said OK. Now it turns out that the and frankly. Iam fed upwith When I got back, the boyfriend lost his job and he Is this arrangement. He has the son they lost, and their been here exactly 30 days, and irief will be renewed. he never mentions moving. I can understand naming a 110w much longer should I child for a dead father or let this go on before I -say grandfather to perpetuate the something? family name, but a cousin? HAD IT IN BUFFALO Please give me your opinion DEAR HAD IT: Give him as I, too, am heartbroken. imill sundown tonight. Then LONE STAR STATE W yet, girlfriend and her DEAR LONE: You could be boyf riend that there Is more mistaken. Perhaps your of a crowd than you bargained brother and his wife feel for. The squeaking wheel gets honored that a child has been the oU. So squeak! named for their son. Judge DEAR ABBY: My brother's tbe deed by the tntention. lam only son was killed two years sire your cousin and her ago. He was only 16, and his parents are still grieving for husband wanted to give only him. We never ment.lon the pleasure to the grieving ---V should have boy s name WUUI UICy do, nHtfltL lilt they asked because we know how Festival Set Saturday heartbroken they are. Now DEAR ABBY: I went out to the Problem: The Great Day in the potted plants make this event dinner recently with friends A cousin recently had a and asked for a doggie bag for Country Arts and Crafts a must for art lovers. baby boy. And what does she the leftover rolls, as I heard Festival in Oviedo Will be rickets for the Bar.B-Que do? She goes ahead and that according to the laws, largest In Its 7-year history. chicken luncheon should be names the baby after our once a basket of rolls in Record crowds are expected purchased early in the day. brother's dead son. She and placed on your table, they are for this event sponsored In the event of rain, this her husband thought they not to be served to anyone annually by the Oviedo festival which benefits many were "honoring" the dead boy else, Woman's Club on the grounds local charities, will be held on by naming their son after My friend said I was of St. Lukes Lutheran Church A pr il 19th at the same time him. I happen to think It was a mistaken - that br ead and on the corner of Red Bug and location. cruel and thoughtless thing to t4lnn.r mlii ahn.ild rtnt hi Road and State Rnntp M ---.-.-. ---. -------.--DOW every every Wue taken home. I left the Oviedo. 201 FIRST ST. SANFORD my brother and his wife hear crackers because they. were I Dozens of exhibitors from that name they will think of individually wrapped in all over the state will display cellophane and could be used their quality wares on 8alhI. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 - Who is right? pm.Colorful country, arts and MARGARET H. &afts, ranging from oils and DEAR MARGARET: You watercolors to pottery, are. . ceramics, stained Iüsiid , Plywood HANDIPANELS . Nina Gemn attended the bride as mald of honor. She wore an old rose colored gown with a V-neckline, blouson top and ,- - . ' . ,, • '. short Dolman sleeves She carried a cascade 9f two shades of ' . pink roses, white carnations with pink tips, baby's breath and ., trailing Ivy. She wor spray of silk flowers and baby's breath •'..: -•. .. • 'j In her hair. . ''-. Bridesmaids were Margo Dowlen, sister of the bridegroom, ' from Sanford, and Linda Bryan, the bride's sister, from MRS. BRUCE COCHRAN DOWLEN Tampa. Their gown and flowers were Identical to the honor attendant's. Club. Following a wedding trip to ton CeSar Beach Re Wilson Gordon Jr. of Sanford, served the bridegroom as best Hotel, St. Petersburg Beach, the newlyweds are making sort ir man. Ushers were Mark Bryan, the bride's brother, Tampa; - home at 4001 Obispo. Tampa. ?. ,The bride is executive assistant at North. AAmerican 1f Tracy Robin, Tampa; and Bruce Dowlen Jr., the bridegroom's d Casualty, Tampa. son, Sanford, who also lit the candles. bridegroom s an officer a Florida The reception was held at the Tampa Yacht and Country Federal Savings and ...n, Tampa. Three's Scotty's makes it FUN to SA VE! ___ Indoor/Outdoor ARPET U.!," . 'lain back, in Green. 3lue/Green, Red or Gold. 01 AN W 1150 Panel PINE SPECIAL Cartridge , The Seminole County Association of Mystery Writers of America, National Media Specialists will sponsor an Author Speleological Society (cave explorers), and Luncheon and open house at Buck's Airport Spiritual Frontiers (psychic investigation). Restaurant, Sanford, on April 19. Her literary career includes newspaper Writer Iris 'l'racy Comfort will be the guest reporting, public affairs, radio, TV and ETV speaker. The public is welcome. Reservations script writing, magazine articles in several for the luncheon must be confirmed by April prominent periodicals, and novels of suspense 12 with Betty Halback, Rock Lake Middle and intrigue. School She has authored several books on geology ' of Iris ..oznfort has an intimate knowi knowledge and botany for beginners. the Florida locales of which she writes. The Many young readers will recall the story of Orlando resident has been active in the "Joey Tigertail," a Seminole Indian Boy National League of American Penwomen, living in the Everglades. f Cheryl Louise Bryan and Bruce Cochran Dowlen were married April 4, at 7 p.m., at the First Baptist Church, Culbreath Chapel, Tampa Cmdr. Marvin Winfield Howard, uncle of the bride, performed the candlelight ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland James Bryan, 49ol San Nicholas, Tampa. The bridegroom is the son nf Mr. and Mrs. Sam Folbre Dowlen, 3307 S. Park Ave., Sanford. Given in marriage by her lather, the bride chose for her vows, a candlelight gown fashioned with three layers of chiffon and a flowing chapel train. The Alencon lace bodice, lavishly embellished with seed pearls, featured a high banded neck and Bishop sleeves with beading and self covered buttons on the cuffs. Her full length veil of imported illusion, trimmed in Alencon lace, was secured to a headpiece of small silk candlelight a Box Reg. Price (box)........1.29 Hardboard panels. Self -adhesive, vinyl foam tape. 3/16" x Roll L,LIL.!f Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT - - - - . PA WEATHERSTRIPPING Piece R A%Wyerhaeueor T-O". - 36.25 3425 9vAvfl' . '1 Reg. Price (pair).. 99C 32.95 3OA5 Sq. Yd YU leakproof, ties. 11 gallon capacity, box of 15. No. E20230. Pair Author's Luncheon, Op en To btic Be .The Dowlen • ef)ea O4iS GARBAGE BAGS White, medium weight with knit wrists. 49A Thursday, April 10, lflO-IB Cheryl Bryan, I': Tall Kitchen Mobil MWAL161 Price •... i; Cotton WORK GLOVES - Reg. Sale Price 1 .6".. 31.95 29.95 ) -' - Available with fingerjointcas mg ih clamshell or colonial design. Casing secured with steel miter joint. For drywall construction. expandable Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. i for lock sets. Luma Sheen or Brass hinges. , Z'L II _ ___yr*j :i •• • -1 OURSELVES -. I - mar y/.stk.rs' Do-it-yourself Feeling- SO W. ftrk Ave. Give her all your love on Mother's Day.. and hshwater cultured pearls from Zales! Classic earrings and pendant st'4ed in freshwater cultured pearls say, 1 k,.'e vu, Mom, every time she looks in the mirrod 6. $77.50 b. $38.50 Mothers Day is May ill Enjoy It sow with Zales credit. Maui, Chaise' VISA • Amrlc.n Ezpse... Can, Btaoch, Dftwm Club' Laya.iy ' - ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE - . -w - 1 w'--.---. - S �I - - - - p. - 2B -EVifllflgHerild,5nfd,FI, ThursdayAprll1o,so -TONIGHT'S - Logo of ce TV " _______________ I THURS 1 ___________________________ FRIENDS EVENING 600 500 SKY cIJ•HOGANIHEROE8 (ID(35)TOMANDJEMY (1O)M$STERROGERS(R) "National Parks" (Part 2) 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (7) 0 ABC NEWS £arv ,i,w, ITI'i 1!1 j, rurr,, r, __________ Imprison Barney and Floyd in a remote cabin. ing lmpaired)(R) 4 (10) ALL CREATURES J(10) EARTH, SEA AND GREAT AND SMALL 'Calf 700 0 (4) TRIBUTE TO 5:00 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 5:30 9:30 (7)0 THE ASSOCIATES HANK (1)OSUNRISESEMESTER 5:40 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 6:00 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS (1)0 HEALTH FIELD (7)0 SUNRISE Tucker Is sent to Hollywood to help a lv censor persuade a show's producer to tone down anepisode. WILUAMS (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7JOJOKER'S WILD III) (35) SANFORD AND SON 10:00 When Lamont finds a suItcase full of money, he puts it in ttelr • () ROCKFORO FILES (1) 0 THE CONTENDER safe until the police arrive. REPORT • ©(17) SANFORD AND SON with his girlfriend Jeopardizes his chances of qualifying in - - A bum threatens to sue Fred regional tryouts for the olymplc boxing turn. when he accidentally Injures 7:30 ': (.5) 0 THE NEWLYWED Y GAME - (7)0 $100,000 NAME THAT -. (1(17)WORLDATLAROE 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA a (10)THEASCENT OF MAN "The Long ChiIdhood' Dr. Bronowskl reviews the varied history of man's accomplIsh. mints and appraises the results, and the future, of TUNE (1J(35)MAUDE Maude'saunt mankind'sasosnt. Lola zeros In on Mrs. Nauga. ,.,.i,' conquest. of J(10)DICKCAVEtT Guest: I17t All iii in • tir r FALIIISS ruii Archie enters Joey In a beautIful baby contest and then takes , e'OO cIcrJsCDoNEW8 (.5) 0 PALUERSTOWN, U.S.A. Greed overcomes bigo- 021(17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE FLORIDA 7:30 0(4) TODAY suects that her ax-husband has been murdered, despite the fact that the man's new Mindy. (R) (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD 6.00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 'j Dudley will take the viewers to - Walt Disney World to see the fed.ral marshal cuss how they may be applied escorts swagonload 01 outlaws .toohvssiothsfuturs. and undseiribiss to prIsOn, ha When 021(17) MOVIE "Ironside" (DO - VISIONTHEATER 2:00 DOCTORS WORLD TURNS t5SJrlI1fsliuC Mate" Dating Service. All egii. P.O. Box 6011, Ctearwa. tat', Fl. 3231$. of the The Angels Inflltrats the world dde and sits up his own aut an attempt to reclaim afoitune In stolen and uses It to gain publicity for MARY - 1537. OfSeminoloCounty,FIoriea,upon a finai Iudgement rendered in the O(10)MISTvsRODSR6(it) (17)GREEN ACRES • j CARD 1:18 j1pjcj tl])(35)PTLCwS . HANTMAN (A) Publish April 10, ,iouu (DS UVORIFFIN 0]) (35) WOODY W000PECK. B ARBS intentions Invade the precinct. __________________ Phil Pastoret I Ai ____________ ___________ MNITI AIADNISS _______ P. ______ _____________ LAIT hITS ________________ 'III [itAlA Ml iri,# II1UJ IflU .0 iWiIUH IV U1UWU mn'i - HOISML4N which is P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 32720. The personal representative DivIsion, the address ci ll:OOA.M.onttielsthdayoiAprli, of the estate Is DONNA LOU the highest bidder, for cash, S4Ibiect to any and all existing __ the local - Add to your collection of collective nouns; A glutton of '-, Aaye.. wbs wiubes I, woes kid Mbess pews ______ ___________________________________________________ - -- -.. - . - -.. - .- - - - i..'a shall be you or we pIck. Dilly I to 6. Quantity discounts. Beefs sa __________ 11-f intructicin - INTIRI$TSDINTHEE$TATE: YOU ARE HERESY to uch personal represintaflue. NOTIFIED that the ad. All persons Inter5stod In the ministration of the estate of estate to whom a copy of this GLADYS M. WHITTEMORE, Notice of Administrition has been decessed, FIle Number IS.76.CP, AH 332.7513 ______________________ _______ ____________________________ ____________________________ the representative if th. Is estate $303.50 possible in only S hrs. work per wt at home. Your Shopwlthout going shcgping, the preferred, will train, Apply in $425 ' Telephone SolIcitors. _____ - a----- 5yep 5 ne I1$OIdIy a eve shins, FT I PT. AIse ft'gr,$ & .IIt p ndaile,' ShoP, Mature, d apply Stuckey's Pecan Shop .16. $) 455•flf - ___ - , A, UNDER a Pill lP.AWi' IN ALL YOU CAN IAT SLCmUNS DISCOUNT dNS 'lsa . (øIw. U'Ø), WHITTIMOSI ATTORNEY FOR PRUOhAL NSPSS$INTATI -- Weekly 5. monthly rates, utIlitIes Pd. InquIre30O$. Oak 511.7513. - - ' sM5ed ,.. . . ____________________ _________________________ __________________________ __________________________________________________ ______________________________________ 'IMPLOYMEN OPRTUNITY 50hk$ IAN - - s.uiwl ni_ W fIll Nd Nit lime me. rSbid, ws Psld Vacalisa ISNUP lsrsice - . Ikarips - ., ' . 5555 WEY Slit VSI ssdwfo '• r•modeled 2 story duplex In fenced back, satin kit, terms, asking 131,300. Sanford t only $4L000. You can't aftord to mIss it. Exc terms. paInted, partly fenced, out. buIlding, hIdry, good water, terms Th5h 111511.1511 $44000. leg. Real Estate Ivoker 24i40$anfordAvt. ..-.-..-.-- I - property country we have It In the beautIful Markham Rd area. S acres of wooded lake front. A real Steal at only $37,500. Owner French 3053231163 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 332 _____________ 2611 or 1314953. __________________________ REALTY WORLD 3390509 7OlBIdg. 339-0505 E.AltamonteDr. __________________ Plumbing business complete wInventory 5. real estate. Call W Mailczowski. REALTOR 322-7553. - 2llOSanlerdAve. Longwood beautIful . Eves. 2320612, 32215I7 new WInter S. French 117 92) Sanford 373533.4- new Carport Sale - girls bike, pool acc, poker lable. misc. Sal. 9to 1807 5. Holly Ave. . YOU REALLY WANT C Spa - 3 dbi garage, sc porch, beautiful cond. Exc financina. INC. US, WE HAVE BUYERSI till? Desk, toasler oven, a bunch of misc. Items. _ Yard Sale: Thuri.Fri-Sat. 1319 Palmetto Ave., furn, dishes, misc. 9 to 6. ___________________________ Neighborhood Yard Sale Fri Only, 9till 361 S. Old Monroe Rd. 377 7046 3 Family Yard Sale- Fri 8. Sat. 9 'til. '7$ moped, good cond.; Garage Sale: 101 E. 10th St., F&I 9 1:30. Stove, AC, Hoosier cab 6. much more. ,, 3394305 2390305 Goldsboro-Byownsr completely remodeled inslde& out. New w-w Large workshop. Only $19,500. carpet. i).fri& furnished triplex. IggIotonS.SanfordAve.,h.s' to expand, fully rented. room Prof II over $300. Assume present mtg., askIng $63,000. - - price. No salesmen. _____________ ___________ 47A-.rtgsgss holigN Carport Sale: mainly tools 5 misc,items.Somelurn. FrI.I Sat., 9-5, III Elliott Ave. _____ _____ Bonts & Accessories -.____________________ 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fia. 32771 ___________________ 1571 Bonita SKI Boat with trIpod, 125 rebuilt motor . trailer, $500 or best otter. 333. ,-_- W'ii buy 1st 52nd mortgates. W also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment. 1104 E. C'irlansfr,. ' iSw1a James Iaikervllle - Hendrix Antiques Hwy. 119 Oviedo, Fl, 3653710. Stock reduciion sale Starts April 12 thru 30. 30 pct. off on all items over $75 Large variety to choose from Call for direc. tions. also furniture refinishing. Open 8 to S. ______ _______________ _________________ ____________________ Air For Estate Commercial & ResI. dentialAuctions& Appraisals. Conditioning _____ ___ _____ ______________ __________ ________________ Central Temp will service AC's, retrig, freezers, water coolers, misc. Call 323 7186 anytime. * ESTATE SALE * Paul Henson estale to be sold to Bldg., yolks Shop. d ' -. 10 30.000 BTU's. 90 day guar. Sales & Service. Orlando Room Comfort Center, 745 John Young Pkway. 2986077. . Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Fl. INCLUDES: tractors, trailer & car . . ___________________ - AutoGlassTlntlng 75-Recreational Vehicles ' -.- _____________________ Auto Tinting Prevent fading & Snooping Taylor's '69 Sears pop upS It, New tires & floor 5425, 322.3563 Home Repair Aclditlons& Remodeling Free Est Lic & Bonded Johnny Walker Const. Ltd '3-a--V5fl$ Complete Mobile Home Repair 319 5259 __________________ - _________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 377 5712 _______________________ 71 Chevy Sport Van, WDs, 6 cyl, ip., 35.000 ml. only $3.48, 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Casselberry. 8)4 5399. SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 2lhrs. 3220771 Cabinets __________________________ 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WI) van, 8 pass., 36.000 ml. only SS.488. 136 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy Custom Furniture, kitchens, wall unils, wood or mica. Ugtit Heuling Yard Debris, Trash, ___________ __________ Duel AC. only 83,250. 436 Auto Hwy Carpentry, Painling, Main?. of all lypes. Lic. Bonded 3236038 InSured 5345399 327 6151 - $60 - CUSTOMHOMESBUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses SO BALINT 3225665 Beauty Cars ___________________ ___ ___________ Sales, etc.WayneBeal. 327 1371 Glass Cars-Vans-Trucks takeover payments, low mt. 321-0075 _ IMan, Quality operation S yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, ___________________ ____________ (.pet CIeaing 136, Appliances S Misc. (LOCAL 13193371 ____________________________ Cassetberry, 5345399. ___________________ ___________ -'6--Auto Parts - . -. ' A-OK TIRE in 74 Shocks 85.95-Heavy Duty $7.95 _________________________________ ____________________________ __________________ Al N SHOCKS 889.9$ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our New Batteries $29.95 2113 French Aye., Sanford '-- --- -- ' fl-Junk Cars ------ - - ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING Special Rates for Complexes Free Estimates 2Ihr. $30 007(1 UuuuIIuIuI seI 11111111. ____ specialty, 2S yrs. Exp. 569 5562 -__________ ____________________ Removed Clock Ripsir _____________ BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 322-1621; 3224460 Painting KELLCO PAINTING LIcensed & Dependable Quality household repairs Residential & Commercial Free Est. 6470018 Creative Surfaces lic., Special iling in repainting, mt. & ext., wallpaper, wall texing, wood staining. Free Ext. After you have called lhe rest call the best. 8625592. GWALTNEY JEWELER 204S.ParkAve. 3226509 top Dollar Paid for iunk 6. Used cars, trucki 8. heavy equip. PahdIng&Rspslr ment. 3.599Q Trent Painting & Repair ________________ 78MOtOIcycles -______________________ A-OK TIRE 322-7450 NEWTIRESS19.19& UP 2413 French Ave. Sanford _.. -79-Trucks-Trailers -- --- Alteratlons,Dressrnaking 323010? _____________________________ $3815, 436 Auto Sales, $60 Hwy _13&. Casselberry 534.5)99. 322 3535 - Photogra*sy .5 - 1111fl9&BOSI'diflg '' --________ _____________________ 71 Ford Explorer, whel5, 351 Cleveland, auto S AC, only Interior S Exterior Free Est. Drapes, Upholstery Animal Haven Grooming & Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement Ix 10. 323 175$. photos or color Boarding Kennels. Ther,.to. stat controlled heat, oft floor sleeping boxes. We cater to rn. Service - pet, 327.3752. Tree Service Top, Trim, Removal Call Jim FiI,tn. $34 7i 59-islcaI Merchandise Cml find it? prices, our _________ ________________ Try"usI sec II top brand new pianos & organs In stock, including new, uss, rebuilt & reconditioned. We don't brag about our low customers do that. Village Shopping Center, SR 43.4,1 bI E of 1.1. 3395500. ____________________ dO-A--&sljtoss EiIp _____ _____________ For Sale Used otflcseqp$. Desk, filing Cab. 1. chairs. Many items to choose from. P1011's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. Y' 3U. UI - ptom. invnnis ________________________ ___________________ Call Dell's Auction, 373-5620. - 5161 ______________________ Rubin,.nn. ____________ ___________ _____ a for. - __________________________ _________ - Wanted to buy lot' cash from owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Pmme. Write Box 1539. Sanford "'.' . Iong Carports. last ______________ - looking -. - ________________ _________________ _______________ _______________ _________________ _______________________ Big yard sale: 616 W, 1st St. across from Firestone. Furn., meg wttli, books, cameras, & ROBSON MARINE 47-Real Estate nted -_'----------- EALTORS - Investurs this won't - CalIf con. - - ____________________ . 1.265.7377. everythhnglll tomporari, $43,500 ea. 7 BR, E. AltamontoDr. The Real Estate Agency Inc., leaKers 3 ss Assume VA moi'I.. ___ 7i35' 3322972 1½8. high lot, oats carpet, paInt, ____ MULTIPLE LISTING 11*1.101 KtMLIUP( ________ _________________ REALTORS ...........' misc. Thurs., Frl.I Sat. 46-A---lnsstrIal PIupN'ty - _________ _______________ "' ______ ________ • Eve. 305.6555640 VA-FHA-235.Con. Homes LOW Down Payment 6 Faniily YardSaleFri.&Sat. l 01*. AnnI. fl, fiva'Pnnitl ____________ REALTORS Multiple Listing SerVice ___________________ Larry's Mart. 2')5 Sanford Ave II & Sell, the finest in used furnilure. Refrig stoves. loots 32) 1734 __________ _______________ I rental units Inc SRX llc, rest, bar, lounge. Exc Investment. over $2,000 mo income. 323•2222 So, if you need a new or used car, tnick or van, come In and see James, one of the friendly people at Prosser and get the deal _________ - Jefferson Aven. 3276461 22242O - . 2591 S. Sanford Ave. collectibles, tools & etc. 2036 Retiring - financed. 321475, 207E.25Th3t - BUSINESS for Sale It's time to head to the own 32372 - ______ _______ country. Why not go to you,' . - _______ 46-mn,rcjaI Property .--___ --- $175,000. 2525 701 Bldg. k.$Li-I*11151.$$*0.,m.wslbdsys _____ - SPRINGISHERE and -- W at Jack Prosser Ford. Cash 322-4132 _________________________ Randolph St. -NICO residentIal lot on El Portal, loaded with trees. Assume $3,140 mtg. at V' pct. mt. wilt, $25 mo. pymts. Total' price $7,500 or best offer. 373-5036. . James Baskerville is back Webuyusedfurniture FURNITURE & THINGS SOOS,SantordAve. Sanford - -_3236593 HERB'S TV AppI., turn., TV & loIs of misc taking up space with a want ad In the Herald 322.2611 or $31 • ______ $INPFS.lbAVS. w Country 3.1, CASH, freshly CustomCibuflitslviewroof. Ø1L,,, *. chance at this newly BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more? " _ CALLAPIYTIME ' TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 1493.15. Bal $183.16 or SI? mo. Agent 3398386. -. Yours for $75,100. 2565 Park _______________ Yard Sale: Fri & Sat. Only. 750 N. 17.92, Casselb.r.'y, Fl. carpet, eqpl kit & W & D, SANFORD. i.taat 10:30 AM at Hollar's Chev. 2bl9Orlando Dr. Ph. 322 0352 ______________________ MORRIS Sr. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker downstairs I by the pOol. ML Looliingforan . - -income producing property? ciii us today for a ' LfII*1IT - P. *$NN - story, owner I13,UUU. YOU" lotI Will build your lii ii our lot, Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Raltor 6443013 . , 5955I$ j Cash for Issiffi, for Is P5Ø - ICH sHoe tofu - 322.9283 BATEMAN REALTY - -. VEALTOR . Geneva, '77 0.1 wIde, S acres Roesasfor Rent 3$503 - RZIG UALT ________________ -.-. uioer Sanford GraCious living, Seas, CINS, S30 Melionvllli- - wsa Sapr_,......,ativo $-Rooni -. uo - .r ____________ Nllu ci A,in*WmsSes: (B . AIV .. - __________ __________ MILLERS H. Ernest _____ _______ LAKE MARY BLVD. & 17.92 ___ REAL ESTATE REALTOR,372.749$ I BR, lB condo w-CH&A, ww - from Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92. So. of Sanford. IjdII DdFL models avail. REALTY _______ $end 5t'g . _______ 1011111 working. $99.95. 10 to choose Orlando 327 %S77 11...IIfl_.i. New 2 BR, 28 condo home in lovely Mayfair Villas, many additional features! Buy now or build & express yourself with your own personal taste. Choose many designs, colors S stylesl Beginning $43,500. 2 133.4416 at? 5.501' detaIls. ø - on 3+ acresl All the extras! Fl rm., porch, din area, ww carpet S C.H&Al You have to see this on. for 5$5® ______ __________________ _________________ LIving Center of Casailberry, A,, recently remodeled. Walk to shopping, church and school. ____________ m*sd Used tbl model color TV'S, all UNCLUTTER YOUR' CLOSET. OF SANFORD REALTOR "" LP$,Alds$&Of'de,'lles, Sifter IN lvii tIme, Only $45,400. 323-7134 Iuy 72-Auction 53-TV-Radio-Stereo home or mobile, priced $16,500 Your's hAL - I Bdrm, I Bath, forrnal living room & din, room, ALL FLORIDA REALTY I 25145. French Ave. 322.Q73 3323773, 3220779, 322.5353 F P & lakefront, . French Agent 3398386 - with terms to fit your budget Beautiful) BR, 28 home in Loch Arbor, w-C NSA, w-w carpet, 1g. Fl. rm, built in planters, bar, shelving S lots morel Nicely landscaped yard. 1 yr. warranty. $31,900. or maybe you have ideas your own. Zoned comm. $42,000. - Sanford ores. Writs P.O. las $anId, Fl, 32771 or call .. ' 1' patio, location to Sanford & home can be turned into a duplex or home-with business lot! Great Countryliving3BR,7Bhomeon S acres in Geneva! Every Imaginable feature, pool & home, large lot, fenced, good neighborhood, convenient $27,000. - INVEST IN YOUR OWN S ACR ES, nicely wooded and not CONTRACT. Just $25,900! LOVELY 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath brick 3030, Isp sect avilI PART TIME, - . - lots of storage. BPP SERVICE rm, urv oar, range. ret, CISfl Setting with dock. Towering Oak Trees, Fruit Trees. $63,000 Excellent Terms.- Call 323. ___________ _______________________ ____________________ ____ AU. OAI. OSMANOS. AND *150.5510. '21 ,, 4ltuah ___ ___ $99,500. W. 8.45,900. For Sale By Owner 2110 SF - Lakefront Home. Country wooded Mary on a fencedcorlot,3BR,28,Fam. ________________________ -jie1:po -Orig. $529, now $705 or $19 mo. 373-7519 alter lot. Easily converted to _____________________ BitIe LIving eider of Caiüberry. Call 5ev appt. 3$1102, quSIII$CIIIS,s 'If to. peruaaI jl64W 'Miii, ffwV Fri, till IllS end of school. $2.50 isv 1w. to stare ____________________________ ____________ PUSUCATION OP THIB NOTICI. so Ills any lataik... Shop meylleop SM otullr*s Ihe mu, $1 Ritoci IN II$ 1110 W. lit Mature woman over 32 preferred, lW's, S to 3 NURSING AIDES MONTHS PROM Till OF THU PIll? .15rnLLlIvs. * __________ _______________ ag pobement. LILLIAN M. McKIL.LIP a-k. Ibey may hivi Rich clues LILLIAN 0. MCX1LI.IP ISlets esII MeSS listIciteffis Deceased - - -II ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL aiNiftPu5CIIlNyerM$Igen5 REPRESENTATIVE: or attorneY. eid the amount ______ s- ROUST 0. MARKS clilinet If IllS claim Is nil yet 130$. Ceurt Aveiws doe, Itie dats when it will became Druids, Fl. 30151 doe shall Is stated. NtIs. claIm Is _______ Telaplhei: (IN) 437U3 aulingent or wIiIISlllsIed. pj AprIl 3,15,1* futIle ci toO eiIwtsWy otwu DI%I.Ie ethel I Iti• delis Is secured, e._ the , Heavy physical work. Retirees ____________________________ st,tem.p*sfanych$Imerdem.nI -" mature w-iearnlng ability, portunity for advancement. Ciii Lee at 332.1301 tot' ap. .- - 8386 _________________________ Just listed 2 BR, lB home in Lk. ., WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furni ture, 205 E 25th St. 323 0981 ____________________ -- MICROWAVE Beautiful country lot in Deltona, located of I Courtland & Shallowlord, wooded, $330 ANYONE IN THE SANFORD AREA $595 - q 3772611 or 531-9993. WE LIST AND SELL MORE HOMES THAN DELTONA, 1g. lam. home. Ig 41-Houses 913 - Nifitunent sitting only. 4Ø4jfly ApplIcatIons are now taken for Part-time help at GardsnLand, rate plus commissions. P1 RVU SMIID. (UNDIR ii) Lakevi.w Nursing Center, __________ NOT .cHIwuIN -- home care. Apply In person personRlchle'sVW, imI, P1.01 Send resume & salary requir. 323.2611 or s31.9993. Handyman special: 2 BR with , ________ DINNU Sanford. . acceptable. United Solvents. __________________________ DATE $325 nt.d mint to P,O. lox 729 Sanford. TSNIU .' helpful. Sand resume& salary requirements tO PO. SOS 125 FACTORY WORKERS- meltud ei floutrtd, WITHIN . phases of accounting, full chaise ttwu trial balance. Some computer experIence home. Call 3326450 After Sot' weikends. 15-Help - in all venue or lurisdiction of the New Yerk. isoi, The name eli court, address personal Secretary accurate typIng & of the ALL CLAIMS, DIMAND$,AND r.prauntative's aftsnni art set load office skills requIred, NslIcitAdmWsMa*Is.Isshe WNOI _________________________ Bookkeeper experiinced Amway Way. Amway products dsiivet'ed to your the AN purees 1J1nM14 In the aisle Is Wham a cape at "Horn. SIyI. Cooking'.' Lakevlew Nursing CITer, 519 E.tndSt.,Sanfoqd, _____ - ___ enabis Its. clerk Is mall me copy to loCh Pi1'ShflSl rI,r.Ue.dalive, H LPN full time, 311 Apply • 322-6173 pool & BBQ on lg landscaped Garage so full there's no room for the car? Clean it out with a iov& rfri - ;j -- Ii you don't tell people, how are they going to know? Tell them with a classified ad, by calling REALTORS - 4DR. , I __________________ Sanford's Sales Leader EXECUTIVE TYPE family home4 BR, 48, din. rm, family rm. & more. App. 4000 sq ft + ____________________________ Roberts, P.O. Box 543, Fern Pk, Fl. 33730. VIrginia M. Settle, Whose address _____ utw' ACrossfrom Health Dept. Your future isourConcein - REALTY ________________________ Agency lnc.'Realtors 323.3324. DOWN 322 8771. Reg. Real Estate Broker I]] 120 N. Pdrk Ave. ______ 7139S Myrtle Ave ___ / TheTimeTestedFirm garage, available until Jan. 1, 1951.$i25mg. The Real Estate Sold crig $409.35. used short time. Qal. $189.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 8.186 701 you're 321 06.40 1973 DODGE __________________________ u)vu ui,ur equipment. Noil's Sanford Furniture Salvage, '1792. So,. of Sanford 3328121 Washer repo. GE deluxe model. HARNEY Sanford ________________________ SLiJohni/a/tij Town house in 'Sanora 3 BR,2½ B, beautifully furnished, 3230697 BROKER - 1974 HORNET IDR. $ SPOR TABOUT WE BUY CARS _____________________ __________- ______________ SEIGLER REALTY _____________________________ 30'-Condomiu, - Cog clComo, . Jessup Heights. $10,000.00. so It, fully Sprinkled & in. 12 French Avi. - 11!jI1IJc aplesat*cialmtoflsigsrtge t,Ew - 52-Appliances 1695 2DR. every Saturday al 8 p.m. It's theonly one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901____________________ 255 8311 for further details APPLIANCES Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 332-1721. --- KENMORE WASHER--Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES CROCETT VACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. 1½ ac. Unrec. Piat. Lake ________________________ _____________________________ Warehouse, light manufacturing with office space. 2,500.10,000 CALL ANNETTE SPRINGI CreativeExpr.ssions DATE OF THE FIRST PUILICA- Division. the address ci which Is TIOPI OF THIS NOTICE, to tIle Seminole County Courthouse, ,,, , ________________ mailed are requIred, WITHIN l$psnhlni in the Circuit THREE MONTHS FROM THE $emInoIsC$0sdy,FIoiIds,Pyobs$, ----. Park. 332.0061. __________________________ HELP? - Push button controls, has carousel, still In warranty. Originally $649, assume pay rnents of $21 mo Agenl 339 207E.25th5t. Recently remodeled. Pine Avenue. $33,000.00. _________________________ - THE ABOVE ESTATE claimant shall delIver sufficient AND ALL. OTHER PERSONS the validity of convenient on 1.4 •t SR 16 behInd Days inn, 1.4 Industrial - I AKF Il3flPJT .--. WOODED LOT NEAR OVIEDO & CFU. $20,000 Eves. 322 0612, 322-1517 1974 HORNET __________________________ .,..,, .,s. 1918 Singer Fulura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short lime Original $593, bal $181 or $21 mo. Agent 339$ 386 dwn, new 3 BR, 28 choice DUPLEX- 1 BR, 1 Bath each, _______________________ _____________________ descrIbed. The AGAINST copIisofth,claimtothecleckta wtioieTMCiwi TO tYtsIl One copy MlNl.U.LOCK 37DInisfrII for Rent YOU WANT A JOB BUT • • • DO YOU KNOW ------------ 2295 AT. A.0 '69Chev2dr,AC,Auto, trans. $600 P. 323 2ll9aft 5 Antiques--OrientalR ugs Music Bo'es- Slot Machines flridqesAntlques 323 2801 _______________________ coins Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323 1888 -...--. country area. All Amenities. $98,500. 1976 PACER 2 DR. Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speed way, Daytona Beach, will hold line bedding sets only' Free local delivery Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage', 1792 So of -_____ TERRIFIC assumption. $18,500 ory com mercial building wpartltion. Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. New concrete buildings all sizes, $206. up, especially nice, most KNOWS bu., Sweet potatoes, $1.30 bu. Fresh or cured Pork 70c lb or upat Treasure island, Hwy 44 East of Leesburg. 717-3*19. BUSINESS- I GARAGE SALE EXOTIC BIRDS Don'l Despair Or Pull Your Hair 361 S. Old Monroe Rd. Use A WanI Ad. 377 2611 or 32220.46 8319993 _____________________________ ___________________________ oft of total inventory of brand new intt'rspring bedding. These beds are not damaged PAYMENT. $11,500 dwn. energy saver. 3 BR. 2' B. choice area, kit., egpt., w w carpet, C H&A, All Amenilles. $76,500. Street, Sanford. Call for Details. . ______________________ - - HOME- S BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story 2" Lots Fenced yard, 1th .AStor.g. Rental ______________________________ ' ____________________________ theymayhavs. Each claim must IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR be in writing and must IndIcate SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the basis for the claIm, fIts name PROBATE DIVISION and address of the creditor or hIs Pile Neesber 50.76-CF agentor attorney, and theamount Olvieles chimed. If th. claim Is nil yet. IN Us ESTATE OP doe, the date when It wIll become GLADYS M. WHITTIMORE doe shall be stated. If the Claim Is Decissid contIngent or unllquidated, the NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION nature Of the uncertainty shall be TO ALL PERSONS HAVING sicurity N JI'(LU LAKE $7,900 WITH LOW 1 BR,fam. home w pool, schools, prime residential area. Only tAA O1Y __________________________ p.m. aM PLOY MIENT ' ' Strawberries, Large & PlentIful, DET-IlO 0 t Al rti IL1'iLi I NEAR 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON. AUTO. AIR. LOOKS GOOD. RUNS GOOD. EXC TIRES. 1595 3210640 1977 Vega, clean, low ml. $1750 or best otter, will accept trade 323 1730. _____________________ Free to good home Ige, good natured, mixed Pit Bull & Dalmatian, lovable & with children. Dog needs room. 322 11. WE BUY USED FURNITURE & - 2'iACRESPINE& PALMETTO _______________ eislfl$6f,t :.' to at _____________________ _ p. _____________ _________________________ - ______________________ rtn - $emlnoleCoumy, 830-6061 ' AAA 322.4075 -000d - _______________________ Child Care-toddlers in my home. 2 meals, TLC, Sanford SPACIOUS 3 BR brick FP. formal OR, eat in kIt., cor. shaded lot. $31,000. Crank Const.& Realty, REALTORS !1II1 UCII9, ?vI., . mu irate, prii I). Oct. 13. 5300 mo, $200 Sec dep. 323.1417, Between noon 1. 6 Nursing & Convalescent Center, 930 Mellonvllie Ave. TERMS. ACRES, PAVED ROAD, OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 OR LOTS $12,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. 532.500. spacious FR w-FP, fenced, extra insulation, .--- RN or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply In person Sanford Fencodyard,TLC.32341 area. pofch, 33-Houses Furnished Company benefits. Apply Handy Way Foods, Sanford area. - CHILD CARE HANDYMAN investment 2 story, converttoduplex. Zoned Sanford $38,500 Well mainlained 3 BR, 1' B $300, 373.0106, --- (PJIuA IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 LOTS. $7,500 TOTAL GOOD TERMS. HANDYMAN3BR, I'ñt, shaded cor lol. $28,500. '73 Pinto, 29mpg, good fires, New ball. & muffler 322 .4819 between 18.8 1978 T.Bird, 31,000mi. Like new Blue 14500. 372 2787 68-Wanted to Buy _________________________ _________________________ 51-Housetwid Goods _____________________ CHOOSE FROM $6,500 EACH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LO CAL PROPERTY. 24 Hrs. 78 Pont Trans Am, like new, 33.000 mi only 55,888 136 AulO Sales, Hwy 160 136, Casselberry. 831 8399 834 4605 (Dealer) BABY PIGS for sale 319 5912 IF? Pick up Truck Cap %1 Call 322 1177 PLUS IN HASTINGS (PALATKA AREA), I TO REALTORS.MLS ' landscaped yard, vacant, adults, no petsfirst last &dep. venl. -- - ACRE I $33,900 2 BR, lB + rental unit, C.H&A, fenced yd. Cream Puff! BR, 28, town house, new carpet & tile, kit. eqpt., W&D, Sanford, Fl. 32771 . ' PARK AVE.- Cream puff, 2 300 N. French Ave. Will Babysit Inmyhomea4p.m. A.D.1550,offorforsaleandsell,o HENRY, whose address Is 3131 lIens, at The Front (West) Door of Palbam Avenue, Los Angeles, thiSiminoleCounty Courthouse In California 5002$. The name •..l Sanford, Florida,. the above address of the personal described personal property. - -That saId sate Is beIng made to representative's attorney are satIsfy the terms of said Writ of forth blow. All persons havIng claims or Execution. iemends agaInst the estate are John E. Polk, Sheriff at the Estate of cosuoyornyi PII.SUN.$INIIIN S mc. 3220943. _____________________ PLUS ACPFS Realty. Inc. Sanford - -------- - --- ------______________________ _____________________________ Poodle Puppies AKC, Jet black, small miniatures, champion biood line, $100 $150 also Shih Tzu P00 Puppies tiny fluff balls, $65 $75. 323 9688. York 3 Ion condenser unit 8. Frederick Elec turnace & evaporator 323 3920 3803 Orlando Dr. 32) 5200 VA & FHA Financing ____________________ U..fl 323.5774 -: DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 311' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE car garage, Lease only $425 Ewning Ilesuld Orlando 327-1577 ENT Eves: 319 5100, 327-1959, 323-4302 Golf Villa, 3 BR, 28, all appi., 2 plenty storage, icr. cash to mtg. $19,900!! Harold Hall Reaity, Inc. 323-5771. see our beautitul new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. U..1J ' 67-Livestock-Poultry - REALTOR 372 4991 MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE 322-6123 Apply In person or cal 322.2611. Fre*or reduced rates ityou qualify.323.$424 ______ ftICTIK Estates w.Dock, $450 mo. St.JohnsRealtyCo., Realtor Solicitors Honda XL 70, recent top end overhaul 43-Lots-Acreage - STEMPKA5ENCY 3 BR, 2 Bath, St. Johni River NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR THE EVENING HERALD CIRCULATION DEPART. MENT. I YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, wCentral H&A heat pump, big Call today for INDIVIDUAL attention, - Telephone _________________________ Army Bools$11.99pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 579) __________________________ John Deere 112 home & garden tractor wgrass cutter, tiller, rake & seek spreader - w.w carp., fenced yd. Big workshop, $354) mo., lit last + sec. 113967.3011. - Very large 1 or 2 BR appl., including W D, carpet, C H&A. 527.900 1 BR: 537,9002 BR. 671 0814 or 1-273 1562. ____________________________ REALTY Sanford 371 06.40 ASSUME 73, pct MORTGAGE on this lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home wilh CA&CH. Great IOCAI.nn nnt, tic tyin C.H&A. Call (305) 3.49.5601 322.2611 Color portable TV; console color TV. Stereo AM-FM tape player & recorder; miscell aneous items. 323 6670. 11 Pct. Financing Available BROKER OWNER WILL HOLD MOR TGAGE on 10 acres with deeded access to the St. Johns River only $28,000. after 6p.m. ----..- _________________________ OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED lerfe below. It. gglfjg u5 All persons having claims or yes' lest es Sb greaud as WILL. SE FOREVER BARRED. demande agelfut the estate eve lbs. prices c sties. Date of the first publIcation of requIred, WITHIN THREE thIs Notice of AdministratIon: MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP March 30, 1550. THU FIRST PUII.ICATION OF Donna Lou Henry THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the N Personal Ropresintaf lye clerk of the above court a written "N - at .. UI ' challenges tsb watering spa. YW. 321 0690 2 full Baths, available May 30. $32,500 good lerms. 295 7766 or 671-4530. CROCKETT SEIGLER 80-Autos lot' Sale --s.- - ________ 42bu1e Homes __________________________ -____________________________ ____________________ PRIME LOCATION is this 6+ acres on the beautiful Wekiva '" 'I'V ''4tJIUdT -. Thursday, April 10, 1950-3B - 1V!4 GMC 3 ton, I wh drive, Soper 322 1611. 8)0 to 5 immediately Many lead 8. dual whls. lust rebuilt auto. copper Tiffany-type hanging PB. PS. $2,500 F IRM. 323 4917 lamps. All are hand made, (*)N'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a W Garnet? white aft 5. ___________ low cost Classified Ad. different, and 20" diameter Req. Real çstate Broker theoccasion, there Is a with many pieces. __________________________ JOHN K RIDER ASSOC _______________________ Whatever classified ad to solve it. Try 628 0701 107W Commercial __________ one soon 62-t..awn.Garden Phone 317 788),Santord ___________________ __________________ ________________ ________________________ -------Beds, Dbl. motel u.S. 8. Matt., 8G-Autos for Sale Lawnmowers. Wesellthe best & $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 41.A-00AdOfltfl1UFr5 service the rest. WESTERN S. French. 323 7340. AUTO, 301 W. 1st SI For Sale ___________________ 76Olds Della 88,7 dr, 350 engine, J WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 4L0 one owner ml. only FILL DIRT 8. TOP SOIL BUY,SELL,TRADE 521.436bo5s, B6OHwy 2 BR, 28, w w, CA H, WD, DW, YELLOWSAND 3h15 E F irs? St. 327 5622 138, Casselberry, 834 8399 pool, club house, scr. porch. Call Clark & Hir? 323 7580 533,500. 327 0323. ________________________________ _________________________ Motel Bedspreads for sale, $5 -------- - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 ADOR ABLE 2 BE DROOM. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $71,900. MR1 only $10,000. Deitona area 1g. 3 BR, 28 house well Insulated ultra mod, kit. Swoitwater Oaks JVIW • mo,fem, recently clIpped, long tail. "Brandy" REWARD. 322. ''"IV September, AD. 1975, in that 6102, eve 3236171. certain case entItled, FADEL ELBADRAMANY Plaintiff, -vs. When you place a ClassifIed Ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOR BERT LOWELL THOMAS, In The Evening Herald, stay SEMiNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JP., and CAROLAN MAE close to your phone because PROBATE DIVISION THOMAS,hls wife, Defendant, something wonderful Ii about File Nvmber $0.51-CF whIch aforesaId Writ of Execution tO happen. DivIsion was delIvered to me as Sheriff of IN RE ESTATE OF Seminole County, Florida, and I LILLIAN M. McKILL1P ak.a have levied upon the following 6-Child Care LILLIAN 0. McKILLIP, described property owned by Decessed NOR BERT LOWELL THOMAS, ci the Moment Babysitting IN,, and CAROLAN MAE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION in my home, Hrly, daily, wkly TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THOMAS, his wife, said property rates. Day or night, 323.6677. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS being located In SemInole County, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Florida, more particularly ,',#.ike room In your afllc garage AND ALL OTHER PERSONS dnc,'ibed as follows: Sell Idle items with a Classiflen 3 illS lackets, make unknown INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Ad. Call a friendly adtaker a w',' III"" PL flY rnuRnnuwn zii.zaii or .a•ewj. ; decedent's wIll, the qusllficatlons to tim a Wsklva Tues. eve., 2200 blk LOST: aforesaId court on the 26th day of clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand drug pusher angry over being arrsshsd by a ehort cop and a photographer with larcsnous MILLtK 17, 24, I. May 1, . 4:00 0(4) BONANZA (1)OHAPPYDAY$AGAIN A ...------------- required, WITHIN THREE ERANOFRIENOS (10)SESAM€ STREET 021(17)SPECTREMAN 10:00 - AWN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Florida THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF PublIsh: March 27, & April 3, 10, •°liu.N'rr FRIENDS (.5) AFTERNOON PLAY. 9:30 (1])(35)FAMILYSJAiR . * ____________________ under the seal of the CircuIt Court SELLERS we have BUVERSIOr your HOME or PROPERTY call for IN DIV I DUAL a?fention. EveningHera$d,Sanford, Fl, B,oce8xi? used, not cleaned, ____________________ Ty LAMps - BRAND NEW OVIEDO DUP LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH. CAR PET, CENTRAL Al R. 560,000. INVEST WISELY I entire city block on W 1st Street only $110,000. - of Execution issued out of and ..... Spring Oaks CallCirculationDept. , tltlous Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon $65.09 Florida Statutn 319. * _______________________ a WDr# STEMPER SEZ? __________ - monthl, payments unr ' o' ________ Low down payments, 322 7787 __________________________ MORTGAGE, $32,000. - & closing will put you in this 2 Bdrm, I Bath home with FIREPLACE only 523.500. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322-7611. ____________________________ ____________________________ ________________________ - -- -- - Tired of house hunting? 3.2, 5330 mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No pets. enevaGardensApts. 1505 W. 25th St. * MLS LAKE FRONT, 2 BEDROOM. HAR DWOOD FLOOR S. CAR PORT, DeBARY AREA, LOW $750 down Lovely 3 BR, 1', 8, C-H&A, fencedyd. fully eqpt, kit,, %3. 323-6570. U1.3. OPSHUIPP'g$ALI entrr County, Florida In accordance (17) THE FUNT. STONES (11)FAMILYAFpAlR Jiwsls.(R) - 3:30 (10) an's life. (A) A kooky (5) Cy() would-be actress witnesses a 3, 03(35) DO MOVIE of broadcasting to fInd the 100 •(4) TOMORROW Guest: Marvin Hamllech, (DO SARITTA A sldsriy master 1$iiil follows Baretta aboard a cross'country bus in GIGGLESNORT pjcj Seminole minIstration of the estate of bicycle, blue In color being stored at A.J. Losslng LILLIAN M. McKILLIP a-k.a LILLIAN McK1LLIP, Transfer & Storag, at 307 S. Pine 0. decsasd,File Number I0.51.CP, Avenue, Sanford. Is pending In the Circuit Court for and the undersigned as SherIff of SeminoleCounty,Fiorlda, Probate Seminole County, Florida, will at 2:30 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (17) THE HOTEL Circuit Court, Duplex unfurn, Lk. Mary, 2 BR, 18, new AC, $flS + $100 dam. f, 332.9558 __________________________ .•-- ' 021(17)1LOVE LUCY 9:00 0(4) DONAHUE (5)SMH(E DOUGLAS (DO CHARUI!$ ANGELS fails (12)(17)NEWS KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Sell thsoe useful, no longer needed Items with a Herald Classified Ad. Call 332.2611 or Realty REALTOR ______________ ___- - PVUI-pdlIU. UW 3 BEDROOM, 1'2 BATH. DOU BLE CARPORT, APPLIANCES,AIR 8. HEAT,ON ALMOST 7 ACRES. SUNLAND. SELLER WILL HOLD THE MORTGAGE. TOTAL $40,500. BuildtoSuit-ourlotoryours FHAVA,FHA23S&215 31A-Isplexes Th. Springs I AMERICA (5) 1GUIDING LIGHT (fl)(35)TI$NSS$UTUXEDO CD OENERALHOSPITAL (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO. (I]) ( )CA$PER RYGARDEN (10) THE ADVOCATES IN 021(17) ROMPER ROOM . ___ (DOSANNEY MILLER RESTLESS (DOAU.'cHLD CII) (35)35 LIVE - 11:60 630 . 6:30 an with whom he had once Injury. MORNING • (3) TODAY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING a In GOOD FLORIDA dlcovers among them a worn- (1967) Raymond Burr, GeraIdine Brooks. A disabled delac. hsrsiit. 100 c4)DAYS0FOURuVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE THE Pfoticeis hereby given that i am Corporation. This fil, is available engaged in buslnels at State Road for public InspectIon durIng No.46,2 miles west of 1.4, Sanford, regular busIness SemInole County, FlorIda under Publish April 3, 10, 1550 the fictItIous name of TWELVE DEU 14 _________________________ OAKS CAMPGROUND-Nv _____________________ SALES, and that I intend to register said name wIth the Clerk NOTICE __________ preferred, share bath w same. $l6Omo + $50 dep. Avail. April 15th. 322.5058. _______ neighborhood, * IVO TCfl dwn owner will hold at 2 pcI. $3,900 322-1914 aft 5. 142 Carver Av Academy Manor $250 mo & under if you qualify Mary Griffith Realtor 1 4251426 322 3994 1105 M. Unsworth - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 61-Building Materials 41-Houses Sia 3 BR, 28. CH&A, 7brt _________________________ DEU.35 02)(17)uoftE 0(4) THE (1)0 AS elderly lady. Can be _I patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, Altamonte Springs. 134-1145. _________________________ __________________________ 1950 25 6:25 •(3)TOOAYINFLORIDA (17) MOVIE "Hostil. Guns" (1967) George Montgomery, Yvonne 0. Carlo. energy.saving Innovations being developed there and dis. religious leader committed sui- ROW (DO RYAN'S HOPE (1]) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (I2)(17)LUcYSHoW West is ordered to block a Canadian revolutionary In his scheme to establish a personal b) vsoience (10) PROSE "Energy And (1) ouisoy ouincy .,.. to believes polio. report that. •(I)N ,. (U)(35) WILD, WILD WEST - DEADLINES on or before April 26, 19w. The nooident portIons of the appilcatlon are on file In the Regional Office as part of the FW U The Way We Live" Host Chris madly in love with a visitIng fsmaispollticlan.(A) 900 12:30 '-' a,if*4I.f lottet'Y. DO BENSON Benson (I])(35)I LOVE LUCY (10) HOLLYWOOD TELE. MORNING (DO GOOD AMERICA ] (35)BULLWINKLE Neblett. (5)0 COLUUBO A woman learns about the Earth tradition of kissing and making up and gleefully starts a fight with - 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA CD 0 GOOD MORNING Host: Johnny Carscm. Guests: David Letterman, Tom Wolfe, Carol WOMORK & MINOY Mork live becomes a special police agent and Is assigned to find the sniper responsible for his 7:25 c TONIGHT their baseball team agaInst a tourIng black team. (Part 1) - 8T000ES/THELITTLERAS. cM_S 11:30 flc a life Uc a line 7COflSiCUtiVitllTtet 8:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum _________________________ ____________________________ (5)0(7)0 NEWS iv, '..J) W Qfl'.'r1 rxn iVfl (10) SESAME STREET THE THREE 021 (17) 35)CAt40IDEM try When the town's white cItI zens see easy money in pItting MORNING AMERICA (fl)(35)HERCULOIDS 1030 steps to make sure that he wins. AFTERNOON 4(1O)SESAME3TREET 021 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (DO GOOD 44C Iifli . Ion 51g. Raymond 0. Fox Jr. Publish: April 3, 10, 17, 24, 1550 OEU.15 11:55 021(17) NEWS 0 MORNING NEWS calandoth.ragenciestostu. dents rather than students -. going to me various agencies. Lorin Mauel. Rocky is assaulted by two toughs after he is awarded a parcel of land in an oil rights MORNING FLORIDA bringing government, rnedl. (10OOT8TEPS 12:00 O(4JCHAINREAC'nON (17)crnEe IN ScHOOlS k..h.n.I .. I,... itime 3conacutivetltne$ Seminole County (P.O. Winter 10)$2i CONTACT 10:30 Springs), Florida (Red Bug Road p4p4, 1 Z (17)1 DREAM • (4) H 0 L L V W 00 D Off ice). The Application was _________________________ SQUARES aCCapfSd for Official Filing with ________________________ _________________________ (5)0 CELEBRITY WHEWI the Federal Deposit Insurance Legal Notice ________________________ (10) AS WE SEE IT _________________________ _______________________ _________________________ Corporation as of March 14, 1550. ____________________________ Any person wIshing to comment -- ______________________ FICTITiOUS NAME 10:55 Notice Is hereby given that I am on thIs application may file his or 3-Cemeteries I-Heli _______ ___________________________ (1)0 CBS NEWS engaged in business at 275 her comments in writine wIth the ___________________________ Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary, Fla. Regional Director ci the Federal 11:00 SemInole County, Florida Deposit itnurance Corporation at 2Sp.cesin Masonic Gardens. in 32746, 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS area's most beautiful Memor. under the fictItIous name of FOX ItS Regional OffIce located at 323 WANTED (5)0 THE PRICE IS PIGHT iii Park, $100 to settle estate. N.E., Peachtree DISTRIBUTORS, and that I intend Peachtree Street, (1)0 LAVERNE $ SHIRLEY 3224016 to register said name with the Center Harris Tower, SuIte 2100, ________________________ BOYS & GIRLS (R) Clerk of the Circuit Court, Atlanta, GeorgIa, 30303. if any 4(1O)sYNTHEslsII AGES 1218 desires to protest the _______ Seminole County, Florida In ac.. per 4-Personals ____________ ________ . cordance with the provisione Of th. granting of this application, he or ______________________________ - Start your own business - build 11:30 has a right to do so if he or she ' Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: an Evening Herald paper Florida Statutes files a written notice of his 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE or her CANNON REST HOME Section 563.09 - 02)(17)NEWS 6:45 (1O)&uWEAmE 6:56 (1) 0 GOOD 2 BR, modern, good lOcatio Fenced, A -H, w•w carpet. 8316781 ___________ _______________________ 31--Apartments Furnished . Furnished apIs for SenlT Citizens. Very clean. 318 Palmetto Ave. See Jimmie Cowan. __________________________ 1 BR efficiency upstairs w- RATES SUndOy - Noon FridQ MORNING SKY "Lunar Geology" Love" Siegfried wins a maJor (17) 606 NEWHART Bob victory and his brother Tristan begins to lose Jerry as a friend has to deal with pigs in more when the latter becomes hIs ways than one. (Part 4) patient. CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS apro$dbranch, Thelocation of the proposed branch Is the Nor. thwest Quadrant of the In. tsruction of Red Bug Road and ®NEWS 1)0MA8H WO AU. IN THE FAMILY 'Ii I1 - - 41-Houses NEW -. HES en iTO Sdafly -. ____________________________ BIVd,LIkeMiry,Flarldah.ifjl.d for Federal ____ Deposit Insurance for Z(17)MvmREEsoNs 5:30 I II _______ 41-Houses 1 -$309 up. Pool ufls on - -. AiO blVd. On 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323.1670 Mariner's Villa9. ' 831-9993 TPte Flagship Bat* of Seminole, located at 200 W. First Street, Sanford1 Florida, with Branches cited at 3000 S. Orlindo Drive, 1220$ta?e Street, Sanford, Florida, _____ 1020 State Reed 44, LngWOOI, Florid. and 54 W. Like Mary (17)GILuGAN's ISLAND NEWS a(1O) EARTH, SEA AND VVI liii lJ - BANK. NEQUIIMINTSOF SECTION *3.l4fb). BUGS BUNNY AND ffj (35) CLASSIFIED ADS : - - 30-Apartments Unfurnished 3IflIUU. JU-UU!. arden çjeqv APARTMENTS Housewives CleanIng Service Personalized, Regular or 1 time basis Wedowashwlndows 677.5504 _________________________ Wonder what to do with Two? •Studle - • Umfunn. •Peel 1, 3, 3 IS. Suites - - Adult. Family Laundry Want-Ad way. The magic number 15322.2611 or I3lN3. repairs. _______________________ ___________________ isos w. 25th ST. SANFORD 32240N Custom built ulilIty & boat trail en, truck racks 4. misc. __________________ •QilIel-I.$lsry ____________________________ BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 321-0537 I To List Your Business... Dial 322-26U or 831-9993 �- I -- - - -. - - (.- __3 -. -- I r-- — ,- -_..I.-•---_,-.- . -..- - _t. * , - - - - - BLONDIE e Thursday, April iS 4111 - Evsning H rald, Sanford Fl. HIDE5 MONEY IN Ell. Hi SHOESHINE T'~ NE . * ACROSS 48 Tree fluid SHOF—SHINE BOX AN t.O.U. 9 Distress call 12 City in LOVE, P IJ I Q;f" 1 -; 11~. J// / H I / po / --1T / / IT SAVE MY LIPE ALWAY5 CARRY SARGE? by 7' STOPPEP BULLET? '}. '\ LOSrMVMES5CU KIT AN IT WAS fl4E ONLY T141NO.T COULD CUT ____ WAR ______ 1 i - • dw i i A 4.10 - - THE BORN LOSER Aar 1771 aw _________ by Art Sansom I&xs6 rLL RAve To I IMOJ W WK OUT AWD I TWO #(61CK LEAM CM7 MOV5... 64 - Wfax"T TAa tW MW CM I VACATK)IJ AM 00? $ 5L I DOWN I Hedge plants 2 Territory 3 Arouse: 33 American folk response (3 - - 33 1 ::. IA(' . 04 . : —— ' 40 :' : •, :' — L. - A PAD GOT g ~, ) . ~ 1) - I# I - d - -- 44 45 ________ 1 57 156 — 46 - / of the lungs and it may nip- 63 64 - - - - - - - _____________________________________________________ uY 0 0 = - / ad . r.n*ti Br..ui "" For Friday, April L EEK& MEEK by Hwale Schnee 1 \ I w' ' f** L .' - - #/to . ' VI PRISCILLA'S POP by Ed SuIllm . YCIUR WIFE SNP SKEP Z. ) 1'17 FIN17 YOULJONG YCIYP BEEN BOTTS.' HERE IN THE I B1RP- WATCHING" 0 ____ ,44., $1, • ' • SOMEWHERE T"T WERE YCX1 WEREWT PONG THAT AT ALL. 11 't.., .• • .-. • I % / J " % / 4-00 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel I lfelmdahl U Wil' ER IR ENUOY YOUR STWAT o.1 'y'1 - flPPE g..$'ro 14 klsso~ AJMI Cb ell _ C) I . ' -— 1^ 11 I ....4 0 1. is . ___ as 0 - £ FRANK A AND ER NEST I,uu y 1 VII . No 'U MAY IWT 11*. 1,.e FWW ' p ,'! - '1 o 4 0 ____• . s, .I • j " ". ... ,, - .. I '.- . A gs • CS 6 A Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West West North S) ' .: , " ' I C X. I . - .. -' -' , N_ 101- v 111:1~- - , ~';O-,.;~~4~`4A, - ' 4 LAWFVY BE PREBENTEP 4 THE I ajgaetil i BILL. I . . '-- - ' 0 K. - j ... -11-10 . ~Ahjhftsa= fopmopwwrnmnpvm7yi - . _- I ) II . I __ . - --_00 _<__ I ..- -- y • a. . . amewan d"M I" IM&AR I . 0i 00 0 .1 ._,110. I . -. --*#. f I w left §W~ 060 RIM ARM . I f.l.Z., . a oft .1i - I I &J"y . 04JIWM . I . M - .. $ . . . , I A-4*JAW discussion Thursday before the Senate Commerce Committee, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D Altamonte Springs, Is sponsoring conversion legislation in the .. le . . , . ç. . ,~ 1, . 11 I.; : .. - . 0 . v, Im''. *~#r " - '. I ' . .4 , . .' . . il Bernoy, saying It was now up to the bruised. caseworker of the sta te Department of State Attorney to complete the police Hunt confirms he did paddle ltthu Health and Rehabilitative Services. department's investigation and deter- and three other boys alter they were Mrs. Letthu says she has also turned mine whether charges should be filed. caught throwing rocks and candy. "But I the case over to a private attorney to Ruby Lettau, 142C Henderson Lane, don't know about any bruises," he said, determine w he t her her son has grounds Sanford, says her son James and Uwce refusing to comment further, to sue the school district for damages. -VV,11~1;x I. . . ;.t> .4.0. % It , . . . -41. . . . . ~. 0 1. . I - , ' . Thousands Of Iranians Join Rally ' TWay • " -_ Heralel PMt* AND THE WOLF SAID In an interview published Thursday, Rafsanjani said "rivalry" among the thousands of Iranians marched through becoming embroiled in an increasingly industriali7vd Western nations ruled out the streets today to denounce the United violent conflict with neighboring Iraq. concerted action against Iran, which States and show support for the militants The U.S. sanctions, aimed at obtaining President Carter wants. holding the Al hostages. the release of the hostages at the ocEuropean nations announced support cupled U.S. Embassy, were belittled by for U.S. efforts to free the captives but fhe rally was called by the govern* Hashemi Rafsanjani, a member of the sWed away from imposing any tough nient to show national solidarity in the Revolutionary themselves. face of Washington's move to sever diplomatic relations and impose a trade embargo as part of re prisals against Iran for holding th e 50 hostages, in their 160th day of captivity. by Toon Vlftvo Groups of demonstrators marched from eight directions toward the Tehran ' Fn * i Seminole County's mystery man was Marshall, who partially fit the state's action against Marshall this to be released from the county jail today, description of a man wanted by Daytona morning. - in against Sanford Nfiddle School Dean of Ilospitial, undergoing emergency surgery report their childrens' problems at the students Ronald Hunt, accused by a for "a rupture," his mother said. school, after an Evening Herald story student's mother of injuring her son While Mrs. Lettau says the rupture reported his investigation Monday. while adininistering a paddling April 3. may not have been immediately caused The use of cvrporid punishment at "I'm net going to arrest anybody" at by the padding, the "live licks" with a Sanford Middle School is also currently TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Cluinting Islamic nation. "Death to American imperialism, " The rally came at a time when Iran is "P ~ ~- . ' dd . . Ja S M to v Action Reports ................ 2A Mound The Clock .............4A Calendar Classified Ads Crossword ........... Editorial ..................... 4A Florida .......................3A IOA Hospital ...................... 3A 10A-IIA Nation ........................ 3A 80 Sports ......................6A 7A Deaths .................. 2A Weather ......................2A Dr. [Amb __________________________________________________________________ .... H* Freedom is the FBI's fingerprint Identification en t in Washington, D.C. I ... i ru authorities. Horneffer agreed with Figgatt that the I., But the results of that record check are The hitchhiker had no identification perjury statute Marshall was arrested on not expected to be ready until at least " After a brief appearance before County with him, saying lie was John Marshall, has nothing to do with giving an inac- late this week, say deputies and an FBI ,-, I Judge Wallace Hall this morning, the born In Toledo, Ohio on March 3, 1957, curate name or birth date. He said spokesman. . msin calling himself John Marshall was Smith said, adding Marshall claimed his Marshall should have been ctwged with set free The FBI receives tens of thousands of Ohio driver's lIëece was stolen from obstructing justice, if he did Indeed The state attorney's office informed him a few days earlier In Cocoa Beach. match the description of a suspect in prints to be filed or identified every day, the court today it was not filing a charge But a check with Ohio authorities by another crime, said the spokesman, explaining despite against the hitchhiker arrested 17 days Wolf Indicated the only John Marshall If Marshall only "partially fit" the having 2,000 people dealing with a wellago, when he was accused of giving the born In 1957 listed in the Ohio computer description of a suspect, as the records cataloged collection, it still takes about . . wrongblrthdatetoaSemlnoleCounty wasbornonSepl.3,1957,Whenaskedlf state, he should have been allowed to twoweekstodetermlnelfaglvensetof . I. , dr ty this was his correct birth date Marshall move on, Hcrnefler said, prints are on file. .. But neither law enforiement officials uld yes, Smith mid. When Marshall was stopped, he told . 7be kind of identification asked for by 1".1'. I or MOSSIAH's Own appointed public - -~.I -I .~'. 11 Marshall was arrested on charges of Smith he had deliberately given the Seminole County can take up to a full day N #: a, I v~ i . wrong birth date to avoid havIng hIs defenders haye any Idea who the man giving incorrect Information about I V11 11 of searching said the spokesman, ex/ . .. .• ' . really is. commission of a crime, a crime carrying name put In a draft-board computer, plalning emergency requests are han.. . Smith said. Marshall has not mentioned a Marshall who say he has been on the a ball of died more quickly, b be • road for nine years, has refused to Two days after Marshall's arrest, fearofbelngdraftedorhlsOhlodriver's ': • of POP1eOU cooperate with officers bmwing about County Judge Harold johnson made Uccnce since. ;.... his badu'ouncl An FBI check of Mar- probable cause for holding him, But Ohio a John Marshall, born Sept 3, The county s questions about John. in the dismissing attempts by assistant public 1957, is not In the Seminole County jail Marshail do no have a very high priority .aj 's ijigerprmnt will not be .. I•1 handa of Seminole County deputies until defenders to allow the man without That John Marshall, a 6-foot bla man at all with the FBI, said one deputy II. Ski. week identification to lead guilty y and be no longer even has an Ohio drivers We re trying to create a crime against licence He has moved just over the him," he said The deputy explained the I 1" y ut time, Marshall will sentenced to tinervi' border Into Covington, Ky cheW'' be ''on his way he says, search for Marshall's identity is Just the 1 '. ' A week later, Assistant Public >1 A(ing to ti Toledo Bureau of reverse of most criminal Investigations bad to Now York in uxmh of a job. ManhisH hu said stimost noWN to VIW Statistics, if John Marshaill is really Rather Own trying to pin one of a large ., Judge Alan Dickey to &How Mardudl to the name of On .1 int 11110111th. man in the Seminole group of people with a crime, in. anYonssiicshisarreit , ff . gOfree.HetoldthejudgeMaj'shauwu CoixityJail,andlfhewasbornwiththat vestlgatcrs are trying to find out If dwged under a statute covering fain name in Toledo, in 1957, .., found it hnp"ble to find out ng then the five-foot Marshall has possibly committed a crime reperts, not for givjnganjnccrrect l04nch while male is John Edgar Mar- crime anywhere lnthecountry. dais. shall, born Nov. 22, 1957,500 of Joseph H. he nearly took wing at the prisoner for With As of today, It coat at least $221 to . . But Dickey only questioned MusMI.11, and Jan Marshaill, who lived on Kress keep Marshall athas beft so unegoWative with the the county Jail, based I Poo* uking him why he refused to carry any Street, 22 years ago. ft to I him on the Jail's 1978 prisoner expenses of $13 4, Ifjation . County Jail say Marshall told Smith he left home when to 114 per prisoner per day. ..', '• * : Umd" rargly em UWW to Uw 17 "I'm a Christian" MadmH replW. his himily "disintegrated." nwre is no Along with refusing to speak with ~_ ,o0w psW9 be AWO a IWP MU wW "You havw't answend my questim, trace of eit1w Joseph or Jane Mardall deputies, Jail guards, lawyers and I 1. .... _ No oot repoW eyw buft him say the judge said. growing auM with in Tdodo or nearby communities, nor we prosecutors, Mardtaill alm turned down . I -- s abwA Ws Wentity or the cue Umhall's refumd to eiftr amm him they related to or remembered by any attempU by the Evening Herald to speak . isplot him. or provide hdamItion about his iden the other Mamhalls contacted who still with him on any terms. Mar" dW talk to SembWe Dickey told Figptt he coult! hoW five there. Marshall says he just wants to get back In order to make some attempt to find to New York and find a job. He told Smith deputy svi4 Smith the night of Marshall on In contempt of court, but Cos &W others; he had left that northern city either by name or description, to be after a week of working at the New York arr9gament for today. Am - Smith mid he joined highway "He's charged under the wrong wanted for any crimes in Florida, is Hillon. But there was no one there who ""a Pftft " TOM too" sWd Assistant State ttoc wanted anywhere in the countrya knew him, he P11111111111M Walter Wolf on Intuslate-11 John Marshall" Is taken, n handcuffs to his final Seminole Cooity dw W* of March X to cbeck out Steven Homelier, wbo. handled the copy of his fingerprints has been sent to departm . 1. ~' I I . , . ' s . , ., i. Sr'th,ois at ! Of . _-, . ...., IbA . . .- -- . - - 0 be School They shouted "Death to American imperialism" as they made their y Debra Shaffner, president of the Lyman III High School Keyettes club, through the streets. reads a book to fourth and fifth grade students at Midway Abolhassan Bani-Sadr was Vogt saild the local legislation will be Elementary School. Ite Keyettes doneW three books to each to addressPresident the throngs at the university lied closely to the proposed conversion of student at the school through the "Reading Is Fun-damental" campus, where he was expected to a Miami Kennel Club into a Jai-alai . program. The students received their first books this week. reassure Iranians the U.S. sanctions facility, . against Iran would not threaten the I . A . I r . rall Laill"n N4 - - 1W "The way this tra nslates is that we have the abili ty to pass the bill," said Vogt, who brought up the matter for . I . 1~ 4 costs few persons from the SeminoleOrange area would be traveling the 50 mflesorsototheDaytona Beach facllity anyway, . , . i the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. A Ift" Shift$ . . Ili for the Casselberry track do not conflict with those dates already assigned to the . . . 1' , .1 k ••••.•' delegation, said strong opposition is : ' - ., "f,• I ' .. . . I 0 of .I I lw=M~ ro~ .. .I .. ,;1, IrIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . I . I I a I . *-" The Cocoa Beach Democrat, a member of the Seminole County Legislative - by ,'j , parl-mutuel Industry," adding this means perhaps only nominal opposition to conversion of the Casselberry facility. .-. if NowNlR IV#ENr' .: . rn By DAVID M. HAZIER they were caught throwing candy at the conducting an investigation into the Herald Stall 'riter school custodian's building two (lays charges, and complaints of assaul ts Sanford police this morning asked the earlier, leveled by four other Sanford Middle State Attorney's office to investigate Thirty minutes alter the paddling, School parents. possible charges of aggravated battery James ltthu was in Seminole Memorial The four others called I3ernosky to t - State Sen. John Vogt said today, "There appears to be peace among the , ____________________ , ' •• Summer dates would be in conflict with Daytona ac said, adding, however, in o TO . . A the bill. . ___________ ti . -: .• I summer racing dates are designated in . It... a . .. :. . ,; greyhound racing facility, as long as GOT 'TOeENER .MIO1 RIGHT - ft Mt OVER, Pol'*ice Ask State Seminole Harness Raceway to a $I 5en i'.y . '_',.~'.., %, The way appeared clear today for passage in the Florida gislature of the bill allowing for conversion of the ; '" -~ -. HEM !YTHlH&... Ml i.-.- _______ .'. ',•' ..•. .. ROOM, RKEVELL. 'YOU'LL 'TO ur 'I r I H!R, 5I,. REALLY U15 1T ift soup I A - ,,, - evertheless, as Hal Sims (t,he greatest auction bridge ay" and one of the first contract authorities) ointed out 50 year a I you11 a yer a chance to make'is mistake, no matter how great __ 7 I Ground modest person, but today you concerned. Avoid wild rfake CC Hers is a band from a be made. to tempted gambles. may be Freech-British match in 1970. (NW1PAPER ENTERPRL$E ASSN.) acyour exaggerate fIscES (Feb. 10-March 20) declarer aslz bit, Its wise to get input from Westi a complishments (For a copy of JACOBY " the ace Unfortunately, you won't others, but it's more imntinued the mdt. MODERN. Wnd to: "Win of I ss pertantthatthoseyouaakfor to South's Bfl'COfthl5fi.,ppa. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) This advice know what they re king and it wasfell up to South to p P.O. Box 489, Redo City is not a good day for you to go talking about. Don't be P -Station, New York, 9up tin quo=id on a shopping apm.You MY swayed by pow counsel. . . . ANNIE ri _____________________ ____________________ !J4eE.sEii4ToR51iH) HEIi-elM) PERIWIO(IPNTTV( TMNYOU '5H,MY9O1! $ 6ENTDR t.4WFT"( LIKE5 HlG BILl. . " -- I _ r.r' Il:l.. 4K 106 5 4 of elections Bill Gains ; i N. V. . I CAMILLA BRUCE ...sUperVisor I Down le e Flint of England decIdedt tpone the tump decision or a while. He cashed his ace of hearts and rutted a heart In dummy. Next came dummy's lack of ds. East ruffid nd flOm1r13 an easynatterafor Jeremy to pick up that queen of trumps. We can point out any number reasons w Et not have ruffed that diamond. In fact, It was the sort of play you expect from a mpre _________ . . 4 Ic Q 54 WUT E. #Q2 #Is Q54 M9$3 #A8443 #Q10 #J33 4109876 ., Raceway spade to dummy's ace, returned a spade toward his own hand and thought for a while. Finally, he decided to play for a 31 spade break since eat had shown up ft e dia di monds 0 5 two. 4.1040 t"2 .* 14 . k`, I __________________ NORTH •AJ$7 f. 1 I., 11 I F LO R I 0A` BRIDGE Playing On role of a Ng sport CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z4an. ' Pass 24 Pm 39 19) Be sible to distinguish could hurt you financially. Psm 4 0 Pan 4 NT GEMIM (May 21-June 20) today between a sincere To be an achiever today you compliment and hollow Opening lead. A must rid yourself of the flattery. Someone may fry to ,,mainsinall syndrome. Things sway you by wing Itle lotter. put off until tomorrow may AQUARIOUS (Jan. 20-Feb. — 19) L.edy luck is in your cwm - never get done. DatwW Jwsby CANCER (June 214Wy 22) ncertath ere today, but not MuSe.Iag % ; I 1' U"D " ' ' C. \ . ,, ". • evaporating as long as the race dates set I I worked for so short a time that she didn't minutes," said Seminole Circuit Court any relatives until yesterday." Assistant County Attorney Bob think it was wrong. Herald Staff Writer Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith. s. Bruce said, she N101illan said Mrs. Bruce's action% Seminole County Elections Supervisor "I didn't know the nepotism law had It is the job of the clerk's office to decided her children should get paid "appear to be illegal." Camilla D. Bruce acknowledged this anything to do with such a temporary produce county paychecks, he said. But It "like everyone else." This amounted to morning she may be "in the soup" for thing," she said. "On the face of the statute (Sec. is not the offices function to check somewhere between $1 and $2 per hour, hiring her three children to work oc116.111) Mrs. Bruce said her two sons, a names. and on a given night they might earn $3 exceptionthere for would appear to be no castonally on election nights. the Supervisor of Elections daughter and a daughter-in-law helped About two years ago Beckwith refused or so, she said. or for temporary employment." By Florida statute, county officials are out on election nights frequently. to sign a paycheck for the son of a county Mrs. Bruce has stated she will not hire prohibited from hiring relatives and the "I always had my children come in and commissioner who was working for the any relatives in the future. But she said But McAlillan stressed that there may elections division of the department of help," she said. "Often you can't get county aninial control department. site thinks the fact the issue has been have been Attorney general's opinion state In Tallahassee is looking into the someone to come In for lust two or three "But that was oniy after the situation brought up "is terrible." that clarified the matter and he has not mat te r. hours of work." was brought to our attention," Beckwith "I didn't see anything wrong with it. It (lone enough research to render a legal But Mrs. Bruce said her children "There's a conflict if it's for 10 said. "I did not know Canimie had hired was all so temporary." opinion. . . AT I . person has repeated attacks, iirn. AUVE it my even be advisable to 11111111 SUNSHINE ST~TE. have M area of the lung ,.~ / renved any case, most brmd't`ok::=cW1y WIN 4 . By DIANE PETRYK and cause serious problems. some people have those fittle on ace o lungs. scaictimes they're just dIsaWair when winter sets store committing yourself. In. hERA (Sept. 23-Oct. ) ARIES (March 21-April 19) This may not be of your more Expecting others to do your energetic days and work that share of the work today will should be attended to may be create ill will. Even though neglected by rationalizing. you're net up to yo ur usual Roil up your sleeves and get Industriousness, don't shirk going. burdens. Find out more of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 what lies ahead for you in the Enjoy yourw1f today, but year following your birthday keep moderation In mind. The by sending for your copy Of temptation to eat or drink Astro-Graph Letter. " $1 more than you should may try for each to Astro-Graph Box to surface o City Station, N.Y. IIAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23 10019. Be sure to specify birth Dec. 21) You're a good date. salesperson today, but you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may not know When to stop Freeloading acia1ntancea selling. Talking more than may try to take advantage d you should could chill your 7 Jr I f, I 980 I Hiring Re atives Puts Bruce 1i .1 11 . ture and It's somewhat like Even pressurized aircraft are puncturing an Inner tube in a not pressurized to sea level lire. The air leaks out ftwough during flIt at hI altitudes that ruptured blister and but are maintained at a accumulata In the space pressure below that enbeten the lungs and chest.. countered at 7,000 feet, That is The accumulated air causes still enough to cause a lot of the lung to collapse. air expansion if the- amount of air trapped in the chest is We really don't know why large. YOUR BIRTHDAY buy something that you think April 11, IM is iar in i ut m now until October, VIRGO (Aug. n-Sept. 22) ere ill good , op- To please someone you're ially very fond p(rtuiuues or you financ'tall 0 of u mayYmake a , )O J LIKE rM SnLL W1 . closed because the lungs decreased at altitude the expand to fill It. trapped air in the chest exSome people have a little nds. The ex panded air can blister formed on the surface create pressure on the heart —— 4 AAA — . . spontaneous accumulation of episodes. air Inside the chest. There's The reason your doctor normally a space between the wanted your son to stay out of surface of the lungs and the airplanes Is that as atchest wall. This space is m os p her Ic pressure - 60 - - - ,. 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I. - . - -- .' V - - --------• - . .- ...----' - . .. .-.. ' -------------- •_ - - - . --------------- ..,- - -- -. -. - - - , - - - Thursday, Feb. 21, lflO 72nd Year, No 158.—Friday, February 22, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481 280)—Price 15 Cents siss xPerts Parade efore Panel 0 n Death Case 0i oD- Aro ...i - ByDAVIDM.RAZLE Herald Staff Wrfter On Dec. 9, 1977, Robert D. Anderson apparently ked1 out and fell at)e - He's young, strong and learning more every day' I... .1 I I I 4.1 f%t OIi v'.i . zany vocational agriculture students Who belongs to the Future Farmers of America Through his FFA experience, he II develop skills and knowledge to help him prepare for an agricultural career. His future * U&e just (a i \ lk p( . "!;. -. r" !r.' /-•- S . , . Less than a month later, the 17-year. old Deltona youth died of head injuries suffered In the fail W hether to Deltona $doctors and Seminole Memorial Hospital 1?contributed to the youth's dea th was the ' salute and support this great organization. ) FFA Offers n pportunity For Young .Pvten - nj TI 4i- _ . \ / ______ ' ,, --'<- " 7b Improve our American F' Farming n us.ry., ,.. 4,(CU1$ - ..... -, - . W 4 - .•,. -- .- / Kennedy Tractor co. •• '• , WHEELER - all makes farm implements 1 mIle C. of 4 Oviedo, Florida 3400 W. SR 46 323-0787 .L r • r rt F I struction are in excess of $100,000, By DONNA ES 'TES Herald Writer Cleveland said. Two Westinghouse Elect rui, owned The Wtstunghouse Electric Corp us . scheduled to be operating a national planes will be kept at the airport, cargo warehousing and Caribbean Cleveland said. Fifteen crews will be .,. •4.\ shuttle service for its products from the needed to operate the planes, Cleveland ,. !" said, adding Westinghouse plans to mote Sanford Au-port by earl) June J.S. "Red" Cleveland, executive those crews and their families into the ------director of the Sanford Airport Authority, Sanford area. Ot her support Jobs will be created by said today contracts are ready to be signed with the nationwide firm in the the location of the new industry, but . next few days, calling for construction of Cleveland could not estimate at this time a 10,000-square-foot warehouse facility at the number of jobs involved. The airport will be providing fuel and maintenance the airport. Westinghouse Electric will be tran- for the planes. Negotiations with Westinghouse have sporting cargo by truck from Its many the Sanford been on-going for a few months, he said. plants around the nation to British airplane crews should be -' Airport facility and transferring that car go to CL 44 Canadair, four-engine, trai ning at the airport before the first of H.rsld Pliolo by Tom turbo-prop pla nes for transport four- April, Cleveland said. Cleveland cred ited Talk about long demand and short supply. Seminole High Senior Class times weekly initially to the Caribbean. the planned installation of the instrument Ti4easurer Regina Butler selects one of 65 student names In today's lot- Ultimately 10 flights weekly will be in- landing system (ILS) as a major reason for the firm locating the facilities here. volved. tery drawing for tickets to the Seminole-Mainland Buccaneer rematch The warehousing facility is to be lie noted bid opening for the ILS is while class president Mike Meadows lends a hand. me contest, at constructed by the Airport Authority, scheduled for Feb. 29, and the system 0612 ')..n..I,ml %1ninlisnA III Is OnnihI l. ,.s*m,,Il.. .nIIm,* d hi ' " Cost estimates for (.1w warehouse con- should be installed by June 1. Mainland against third-ranked Seminole. The Bucs beat the Tribe 78-75 on January 18. For a look at the rematch between two of the state's premier teams. see story on page 6it. I.' , h.; • •.. ' , . - - . . I ' - And determine whether either the physicians Th. Winner Is... - .. -- ,* - "'" ""' '' - - .. during the trial Hugo said the Andersons will be Sales & Service A -- - - TIGERS a jury trial no matter what FERTILIZER •:. -: esponor the hospi tal was apparently responsible sIbleforcontrlbutlng to Anderson'sdeath through negligence, LI the pLUIflUIIS ,In d wrongful ueaui case decide on continuing their action by going before a jury, the report of the media tion hearing will be presented ,_i_...,, . / / • to treat this kind of injury, said their attorney, Bryan Hugo. Over a four-day period beginning last week, attorneys for the plaintiffs and defendants, presented a series of expert witnesses and evidence before a threemember panel headed by Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler at a medical mediation hearing. Under sta te law the panel of a judge, lawyer and a physician has 30 days to ,r NELSON & CO. - 4 't equipment . "-• - hospitalandphysIclansHarveySchefsky and Frederick Weigand, who operate a They charge their son would have lived if he had been properly diagnosed as suffering from Inter-cranial bieedlng and immediately taken to Florida Hospital Nor th, which has expensive specialized % F -S :; Joint practice in Deltona, ' •U•IS•1 ProIect o r - - B - Anderson's parents, Douglas and Virginia, have brought suit agaimst the -- \ .x. . .' Subject of a series of pre-trial hearings In farming Is our future as well. We're proud to 1 .- '4 - - MINO r 0 County Assessor the outcome of the hear ings. "It's the only place in Florida law where a case is tried twice" said defense attorney Hugo, who calls the mediation Supports Drive Seminole County Property Appraiser in December. The drive was kicked off tion," Goembel said. Terry aounb.1 ialdtodpy he Is in favor Feb. 15. • Florida grants a homestead property ' i-err tfltr ei?flmJtdby property Goembel said the prbters 1iáé tiMli tax exemption of $5,000 to anyone who appraisers statewide to put on the July to get approximately 250,000 owns and lives in a home. estImated now to be $20,000 before the November ba llot a proposa l to change signatures estimated to be needed to get Goembel said he will be speaking at jury renders a verdict, the property assessment law, the issue on the ballot, various homeowners groups in the The current law requires property be approved by the voters, the change county after March 8, explaining what The procedure, now being chall enged assessed at "Just value," he said. The may reduce property taxes for some the change would mean to them. in the Florida Supreme Court, has property appraisers want the law to read homeowners. "Then they can circulate the petitions prevented many suits because of the high "65 percent of just value." Just value, if they desire," he said. price tag, Hugo clai ms. Goembel said, has been interpreted to "The 65 percent level of assessment Whatever the verdict of the mediation mean 100 cent of value or full value, would tend per to move some of the tax &XIS&WO, "M swrwsousaa b "srueetY heartngs Itive 'He doubled the cost of preparing the case, ;-- .. '. • ' Two Canadair CL-44s, each capable of carrying 65,000 pounds of cargo, are to be located at the Sanford Airport by the Westinghouse Electric Corp. • Foods e Seeds W &"charges, &&&v am" Hugo suns demand a jury hem their said. Garden & Farm Supplies Anderson was first seen after the ac- Insecticides Alterations . -,.. C ' ;' 105 S. French Ave. Sanford \; ______ '." '.;• jII . , :... 2.— -. Meat Curing III Smoking I - D for Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan. . 1" - - RuJuuI. John Hamilton - _: a 1398 E. Semoran Blvd. Ca no Iberry ___ SANFORD INSURANCE INC. ___ Area Representative for _______ Communicating for Agriculture Inc. . . . VQV..-' S ___ ___ please contact for benefits ¼'rkng in the liee enterprise System to sirve I e nation and the world in the production of food. ____ ____ A Dude &5o,., bw P0 Boa 257 Ov ____ um 32246O ___ 1 -lianwaWbe 'I the Soviets. Hi said Carter has asked for a delay In ratification ci the - - - -V.-- •. .- • -44 'l - A I : %A1 - -- - - I passing judgment on a colleague. they will withhold Judgment and continue "It was rough," one said. "There were to support Kelly until the case is resolved tears shed in there. I think the tears were officially. genuine. It was very emotional." "It is Intolerable that certain members Kelly had many defenders, another of our party have taken advantage of the source said, but they only defended his situation before the facts are known and right to more "due process" — not his resolved in Congressman Kelly's case," "Incredible" explanation 01 why he their statement said. accepted the money in front of secret FBI Kelly also Issued a sta tement sa ying cameras and microphones. why he cut short his defense and resigned They argued Republicans should ,o MI It before a vote was taken. "For me to until a court determines Kelly's guilt or proceed," Kelly said, "would ve ha been innocence, one source said, but they divisive and damaging to the Republican would also turn to Kelly and say, in ef. fect: "1 don't believe you. You have embarrassed us." Still o ther neeordIni r this. the Renuhlknn lerhln recommended the three-term House said: "Here's a man who's not indicted member and former Florida Judge and yet. Who are we to pass judgment? Let's assistant U.S. attorney be disciplined, have some fair play." Several parUcipants, who asked not to be identified, gave United Press International a glimpse of the grim business of Eight Pasco County Republican leaders in Kelly's Florida district sent to Washington a signed statement saying Party." "Protecting the Republican Party and all that it means to the people is far more UhlAiI14hh1 111411 III W11-IxIIIg, ZWUy Leaving the party conference cuts Kelly off from voting on party matters and he cannot receive party congesslonal committee funds for his re-election. 11 uuuifjuiiu r. uiv, vveii - ALLSTATE HsraI4,Plss Y'SI1'I'! State Sen. Vince Fechtel (left), R-Leesburg, shows his approval Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, saying news "01 our (campaign's) termination has been vastly exaggerated either that, or we are holding the longest wake lxi history," was received enthna4tIcalIy by a crowd 01 more than 00 persons at an Apoç*a ares dhvwr Thursday night. In his first foray Into local election in the nation, the former Clifornha governor was on hand to endors .-the relectlon campaign efforts of Sin. Vines F.ctesI, &L.esbwg, at a $80 a plate ftmdiaislng dimmer for Fechtsl at Lbs Errol Estates Inn. Reagan, In a 4knthute speech, also referred in passing to candidates for Congra-, to show Ms aivenom that Fqchtel Is tnnider1ng running for the IVth congressional east currently held by Richard, Kelly, R.Niw Pert Richey. Fechtel who received a standing ovation from the highly the candi date who partisan vtüWd Introduced Reagan osm the right aid. of the herV' and lauded Reagan's stand on the sovereign rIit 01 the Matse. Fcbtel also urged young people to participate In the pplltical procees, sotiag from £dintmd Bork: !'All It takes for evil to prevail Is for good people to do nothing." A tIred-loold'* Reagan took a few swipes at Democrats, saying that Guy. Jerry Btown 01 California Is on both sides of .rymm; that I.e. Edward J(sssd 01 MaasachuWs is on the wrong side 01 every mis and that President Jimmy Carter deom't know what the issues are. "I can underst and why they won't debate," he said. lbs Vietnam War 11. sad ret,Ø$lqs sald be gk for bravery, pointing 80* Mierfeass to l vatarans was afraid a war lbs U.S. government in st ei r lives th who lo to let them win." - He crltidied (be pflhldPRt'l apctt 01 lbs SALT U treaty, tegiUin&'Irg Mimes's mWlwy liI&y," adding ear- INSURANce COMPANY 322-9291 ' had no comment on the matter, said spokeswoman Kay Barftlemew. strong, knowledgeable Beef 1 Pork Slaughtering flbW 00 he Seminole Memorial Hospital officials agricultural community. Custom ñbhIfld ' WASHINGTON (UPI) — "It was rough. There were tears shed in there," a Republican House member said, " For two hours, the 159 GOP House q colleagues of Rep. Richard Kelly of Florida de ba ted Th ursday w hether to expel him from the House Republican Conference for allegedly accepting a bribe. Finally, Kelly headed off a showdown vote by resigning. As the only Republican among eight congressmen implicated in the FBI's "Arab scam" bribery investigation, 1. Kelly IU has admitted %UhILI he accepted ' butclaimed .,e so as pars o a secret Investigation he was conducting on his ' . .' said. A strong and healthy America depends upon a Meat Packing lb I• ' ,'. Weigand said he had been Counseled by his attorney not to talk about the can before the trial He said In general, ft medical mediation hearing has been standard procedure in the state for 3223170 ..4...• .,•P II00&25th$t. .,' t ' I i ears vvere, bhed For Kei iy .'41i '. - 322.2624 Sanford,Fl. S. Sanford Ave. 4 There he was seen by Dr. Weigand hospital employees, the depositions say. Days later, he was taken to Florida North , where he died 24 days later, court records say. American Standard Crone & Kohler Fixtures DUGGAR'S GENERAL, STORE III S. Sanford Ave. : cident by Schefaky, then transported to Seminole Memorial Hospital, with pain in his head and arm and no recollection 01 the accident. Custom Work HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED DBA burden to businesses and other property Uat does not get the hmnestond emm;~- Depositions filed In the hea4.p,g state Repairs Fertilizers The petition Idea was accepted at a meeting of property appralms in Tampa treaty "apparently postponing it until after the November election. You can make sure he won't be interested after November," Reagan told the crowd, which responded with applause. He said Carter is trying to maintain the "status quo which is Latin for t he mess we are in." "It'i time the Republican Party came to the rescue of the United States," he said. The a nswer to inflation, he said, is not to blame Americans for the problem by saying they are living too luxuriously but to "turn off the printing presses and not add to the present supply of worthless paper money." Reagan called for a cut in Income taxes of 30 percent a cross the board and elimination of the tax on savings accounts to stimulate the economy. He pointed to the period from 1900 to 1971 when t he United States had the most plentiful supply of energy of any nation In the world and the scarcity of energy and inflation of prices today. "There Is several times more oil to be taken out of the, ground In America than has been used in those 71 years," he said. He blamed federal regulations and tax laws for discouraging lbs dulling for oil in the country. Reagan said it Is time to begin the moral and military rearmament of the United States, saying a strategy for action, ought to be f ormulated to strengthen freedom. He stressid the need to build a superior Navy, "second to none" and to restore to Its former status the U.S. Intelligence community, eliminating rr1ctions that require the CIA to report Its activities to eight different congressiona l committees, Turning to state's rights, he said the federal government should begin immediately with planning for the orcaerly Wader of those programs It has usurped from the states and wItch it has shown It Is nnt capable 01 managing. — DONNA F2TF In tion c To 6¼-Year High Ro ke ts WASHINGTON (UPI) — Consumer the biggest increase for any single month prices surged 1.4 percent last month as since the 1.8 percent jump which resulted Americans were hit by t he biggest dose from the government's removal of food of Inflation In 6',4 years, the government controls in August 1973, the Labor reported today. Retell gas prices took De partment said. their biggest jump ever. The largest increase in any category With the exception o1 food, consumer came in tra nspor ta tion, which includes prices in all categories registered sharp gasoline, and new and used automobiles Increases during the first month of 1980. prices. U prlcea continue to rise tlu'oughout the The transporatlon index jumped 3.1 Year at the same pace they did in pe rcent, the biggest increase since July, January, the cest.of.11vIng 1980 Increase 1948. would amount to a startling 18.2 percent Gasoline prices, the government said, — far above President Carter's inflation shot upward by 7.4 percent. That was the forecast 01 10.4 percent. biggest upward change In prices at am The 1979 inflation rate was 13.3 perPump since Um government began cent, the worst In 33 yens. compi The Labor Departmen t, which CQfl} accor ling modern-day records in 1947, ding to the Labor Department, Pike the government Inflation sta tistics, said its price index for all urban conThe average price 01 a gallon of sunzrs stood 233.2 last month That gasoline rose by 6.8 cents last month to means goods and services which cost $1.11. Prices were 60 percent higher In $100 In 1907 were priced at $233.20 in January than they were a year earlier. January. Food and be verage prices, meanwhile month's 1.4 percent rise topped slackened off considerably in January December's 1.2 percent advance and was and grocery store costs actually declined. at �'im... 2 A—Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, Fl.Friday, Feb. 22, lflO - , Iranian By United Press International Reversing a week of heartening statements on the hostages' release, Iran's president has denied any link between the work of a U.N. inquiry panel and the freeing of the 50 American captives at the U.S. Embassy, where Moslem militants said "criminal America must deliver" the shah. The tough words came as clashes erupted Thursday in several Iranian cities, including the capital, between the militant left-wing Mujahedin (freedom fighters) and their opponents following rallies and marches, Tehran Radio reported. The clashes in Tehran, Shiraz, Sari, Tabriz, Bushehr, Urumiyeh and Ardabil, flared in connection with debates on the parliamentary elections which are to begin March 7. The radio, monitored in London, said there were injuries but did not say hoj,any__ WORLD IN BRIEF Afghan Capital In Grip Of Crisis; 3 Civilians Die By United Press International Gunfire shattered a dramatic anti-Soviet strike by merchants in Kabul today, killing three civilians, and Soviet MIG-21s buzzed rooftops while Russian soldiers moved into trouble spots, reports reaching New Delhi from Afghanistan said. "The city is in the grips of a crisis," said the reliable reports from the Afghan capital. was described by these reports as the "first large-scale civil disobedience in Kabul against the Russians since they invaded" last December. Kabul's bazaars and city shops were shut down as part of a nationwide strike involving at least nine other Ilidjul cities in PFOLL'SL against me Soviet occupation, - -- Strikes Tough Pose The Carter administration and U.N. of. ficials declined to comment on whether the uncompromising attitude expressed by the Iranians In their latest public statements also was being displayed in private negotiations for the releasse of the hostages now in their 111th day of captivity in the U.S. Embassy In The naming of the commission to look into alleged crimes of the deposed shah had been seen by Western diplomats as the next step toward release of the hostages, provided Iranian President Abolhassan BanI.Sadr could persuade the militants to give up their captives. that the extradition of the shah to Iran was no longer a precondition to the hostages' release. He said then, without going into specifics of the compromise plan, the United States must denounce "its crimes during the shah's regime" and acknowledge its interference in Iran's affairs during the past 25 years. In the most unyielding of recent statements on the hostages, the militants at the besieged - A fifth panel member and cochairman, Mohammed Bedjaoui, Algeria's ambassasor to the United Natios, left Geneva Wednesday night for New York. U.N. officials said his departure was not connected to the corn. mission's work and he would rejoin the other mernhersbefore they Leave for Iran. U.S. Embassy in Tehran said, "criminal Amerfca mutdeliver"the-depccdshairaad By Wit VIDM. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Deputies suspect the same thieves were Involved in two As of noon, Kabul time Friday, "firing could be heard every few minutes in various parts of the city," said the reports which had been accurate in the past. It was unclear who was shooting whom. Increased violence was expected later today, they said, Longwood burglaries Thursday which netted a total of more than $12,000 in goods. In each of the crimes, the burglars forced sliding glass doors and are suspected of escaping in an old blue pickup truck with a silver bed, deputies say. Ted Johnson reported the loss of $5,050 in stereo equipment, jewelry, cash and a color television to the thieves Thursday night irorn nis nome at ii Crown Oaks Way. Thieves also struck at the home of Dennis Natale, 153 Wysteria Drive, and took a total of $7,800 in jewelry, televisions, and a camera, deputies said. His house was burglarized between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m., deputies said. FIVE ARRESTS AT TOPLESS CLUB An 18-year-aid dancer at a Fern Park topless club is in jail on charges she attempted to run-down a Casselberry police officer outside the club early Thursday morning, in an incident which also led to the arrest of four men for fighting iii the parking lot. Allyson Frances Pease, 18, of 4107 Thistledown Drive, Orlando, is accused of turning her car towards a Casselberry police officer who was attempting to stop the fight involving seven or eight persons, deputies say. Casselberry deputy Chief Fred McGowan said his men were at the Fancy Dancer club on U.S. Highway 17-92 at 2:04 a.m. Thursday, in response to a call for extra aid from Seminole deputies. Pease was held in lieu of $1,000 bail. Her arraignment on aggravated assault on a police officer is set for Tuesday. Also arrested in the incident were Michael D. Hampton, 23, and his brother Steven E. Hampton, 18, both of 4107 Thistledown Drive; Robert Fulbrlght, 23, of 482 Longwood Circle, Longwood; and Aubrey Norris, 20, of 311 Circle Drive, Maitland. Norris was released on $525 bond Thursday, the others remained in jail Thursday In lieu of a reduced bond of $300. A-Bomb Denied TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizmnan today denied a report by CBS News that Israel exploded a nuclear bomb off the South African coast in September with the help of that country. "It never happened," Weizrnan said. U.S. officials would neither confirm nor deny the report, which was labeled "ridiculous" by South Africa. Israel and South Africa have friendly relations and a history of cooperation. According to CBS, the Israeli test of a nuclear device was carried out with Pretoria's "help and cooperation," in a move that would make the Jewish state the seventh nation to test a nuclear device, Israel long has been suspected of having manufactured a weapons-grade atonic device at its nuclear reactor, built with French help in 1957 near the Negev town of Dimona. - Tito Pleads For Detente. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) In what could be his last political act, gravely ill President Josip Broz Tito sent a dramatic plea for detente to President Carter, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and three other world leaders. Tito Th ursday was reported holding his own against kidney and heart failure, but his condition was officlally described as "grave" and there was no telling how long the tough old Marshal could survive. A foreign ministry statement said a message from - ALLEGED CAR THIEF RETURNED FROM NEVADA A num serving a 10..year sentence for leaving a car dealer stranded In the desert outside of Las Vegas and making off In a he was -test n has been rneitto Seminole cqunty to face charges he stole the van left behind at the Nevada dealership. Frederick E. Burns, 41, was brought back to Seminole County Thursday to face charges he took a $12,000 van from Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch on U.S. Highway 17-92 after leaving only a $150 deposit and a Corvette stolen earlier in Maryland. Deputies say Burns, using the stolen identification of Joseph Bianculli of Virginia, placed a $150 deposit on the van on June 1, 1979, leaving behind a Corvette and promising to return the next day to complete the deal. Wpre.klin1 bait. bn .deUveradby,. Foreign Minister Josip Vrhovec to the ambassadors of the United States, the Soviet Union, Cuba and Guinea to Pass on to their leaders. Detention Center Building Approved Maryland after Seminole County charges are resolved to face unspecified charges there. THEFT SPREE CHARGED An Orlando man has been lalled on charges he tried to steal an armload of goods from J.C. Penney department store in Sanford Plaza, Wednesday evening, Police say Van Johnson, 29, of 1917 Williams M'nor Ave., Orlando, was arrested as he left the store at 7:45 p.m. with an armload of assorted merchandise. He was held at the Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,250 bail. ARRESTED FOR THEFT AND BURGLARY A Sanford man has been jailed on charges he burglarized a home and sold some of the property taken to a friend. Curtis Williams, 22, of 1712 W. 15th St., is charged with burglarizi ng the home of Thadd J. Brooks, 1704 W. 14th St., Sanford, on Feb. 16, and taking a stereo, camera, binoculars and jewelry. Police say they arrested him after he sold the camera to a friend, PLEA OF ATTEMPTED ROBBERY A Seminole man pleaded guilty to charges of attempted armed robbery of a Paola convenience store midway through his trial Wednesday. Herman Walden Wesley entered the plea after prosecution witnesses pace ld hihim i th Hd Way store on sta te Road 46 west ' of Sanford on the evening of Oct. 4, 1979. Witnesses said Wesley, a former employee of the store, Soviet Offers entered with another man at about 11 p.m. that night. The other suspect, not yet arrested or tried, forced the cashier into a back room after making her open the safe with a handgun, Wesley took her place at the counter as customers arrived and left. But one of the customers was Handy Way's area training manager. When she did not get a good reason for Wesley's presence and the absence of the cashier she knew would be on duty, she called deputies, as the armed member of the pair returned from the back, ordering her to hang up the phone. But manager Karen Heiley went on talking long enough to give deputies an address. The pair escaped from the scene, but. the two employees were able to identify Wesley, the employees More Florida news, Page bA. 'TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — Gov, Bob Graham proposed today a $458 million inflation-fighting supplemental state lqdget, including $5.7 million to plan two new prisons and start months than anyone expected. liilding a prison in Volusia County, Graham proposed total adjustments of $458.2 million for a Graham recommended a whopping increase for schools, modified budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 of $8.2 community colleges and Universities slightly more than the billion i state and federal funds. State dollar spending would $go million requested by Education Commissioner Ralph increase $346 million. T1r1ington. He said the working capital emergency reserve fund should .He asked for $46.5 million for energy conservation grants; be raised from $370 million to $404 million, the maximum 230.6 million for tax relief for renters; $49 million to meet it allowed by law, because the state could be in trouble when the deficit in the Medicaid program providing medical care for the long-anticipated recession hits later this year. He vowed to poor; and $52.5 million for additional state employee pay and accept "nothing less" than $404 million for the reserve. bEnef its. The governor said 72 percent of the supplemental appropria:l'he $16 billion, two-year budget put together by legislators tions he is recommending would go to offset inflation and the last summer is outdated to some extent because of staggering larger than expected growth in Florida's population last year. increases in state expenses, including gas and electricity. as Ile is retuiiiniending $Jd.4 million to meet inflated energy fact well-as the that additional revenues are now available - - because the Florida economy has been stronger in recent costs, but that's 15 percent less than requested by state agencies, so gaauimne and electricity consumption will have to Senate Leader Won't Run TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) Senat President Phil Lewis formally .'announced today that he will not seek re-election next fall, - Friday, Feb. 22.1980—.3A Pri'list)ii Part Of Grah~~~~~am Budget Governor Asks Whopping School Aid Four members of the commission in' Geneva wrapped up preliminary discussions of their role in the crisis and said their work would continue today at the European headquarters of the United Nations. They were awaiting word from U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim on when they would proceed to Iran. But the president effectively was reversing comments made a week ago on French Radio Tehran. BaniSadr, in an interview with Radio Canada, echoed ailing Iranian strongman Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini In calling for thereturnoLMniwmrnedReza - Pah!a'j.----- the assets he took out of the country. The deposed monarch and his wife are living in exile on the Panamanian resort island of Contadora. He said Wednesday night the Iranian government was "firmly determined" to get back the former monarch and put him on trial, adding, "The U.N. commission's work had no direct connection with the release of the U.S. Embassy hostages." - 0 USICI $12,,000 Taken From Long wood Homes"' .the reports said. Israeli * President Evening Herald,Sanford,Fl. — Ficer marks, for me, the appropriate time to conclude this particular chapter in limy life." Lewis' term as president was to end this session regardless of whether he In a letter to other senators, the remained in the Senate. A Democratic ,West Palm Beach Democrat said, caucus has selected W. him. D. Childers of "My decision results from a general Pensacola to succeed 'feeling on my part that the completion of 10 years service as an elected of. "A decision at this time is ap. testified. propm'iate in order that the voters of District 27 ... may have ample op. portunity to select a successor from among the ninny capable and qualified men and women who are available for public service," Lewis said. A millionaire investor and rancher, Lewis was first elected to the Senate in November 1970. be curtailed somewhat. Graham didn't include extra gas money for the Florida Highway Patrol in his supplemental budget, but said he intends to do so in a special reconunendation to the Legislature next week. FII1 troopers have been forced to reduce their driving because of a shortage of gas money. The supplemental proposals can be funded froni existing state taxes, so no tax increases are necessary. While major adjustments to the budget are necessary, he is opposed to a wholesale rewriting of the document. Graham said, because he is committed to the biennial budgeting system begun by the state last year. A biennial budget is meaningless if it's going to be rewritten during the off-year. Ile also intends to stay with his goal outlined last year to keep state spending from growing faster than the population. adjusted for inflation, and limit the number of state employees to I pe rcent of the population. He threatened to veto appropriations not in line with that goal. Most of the supplemental spending recommended by Graham would go to education. lie recommended $44.3 million for the second year of the program of intensified instruction in kindergarten and the first three-grades pushed through last session by House Speaker Hyatt Brown. lie recommended S69 million to cover increased enrollments and additional expenses caused by inflation. He asked for $32.7 million to fully fund the emergency school maintenance program he proposed (luring the December special t'ssion. lie recommended $55 million at the time, but got only $22 million, lie recommended $12 million to buy school Whim thce :te::: a nd other in creases for schools, and universities sprinkled throughout the budget are totaled, Turlington's supplemental request is exceeded slightly, said Dr. Charles Reid, Graham's chief education Funding advisory, Fords Son Files Suit To Find If He Is Father SANTA ANA, Calif. (UPI) Steve is indeed the father. full responsibility," Ford, youngest son of former President The suit was sealed and attorney "It is very possible that our son Steve Gerald Ford, wants the court to deter- Pamela Ashman would not reveal any Ford mine if he is the father of it 2-month-old details at the request of her client, 16, is the father of it child born on Dec. 1979,'' the former President said baby boy born out of wedlock, identified only as Joy Malken. She said through Barrett. An attorney for the child's mother Miss Malken did not want to release any I f fatherhood is determined by tests confirmed Thursday that the 23-year-old information concerning her relationship andthe proper authorities. Steve is fully Ford filed a Superior Court suit on Valeni. with Ford. and willingly prepared to assume his tine's Day asking the court to find out if Ford, who lives on a ranch San Luis parental responsibilities. he is the father of the baby. Obispo, was equally circumspect. •'Betts' and I, as grandparents, would The Ford family, through a ''The only comment I can make is I of course be happy to have him as one of spokesman, refused to comment on the may be the fattier of a child born Dec. 16, our family." action, but said they are ready to 1979," he said through it spokesman. "if young Ford, spent some time on the welcome the child Into the family if Ford it is my child, I am prepared to assume rodeo circuit - surrs FILED Adriel and Linda Burgos have filed suit demanding more than $2,500 in damages from Hunter's Marina and Bayliner Marine Corp. of Florida charging the two companies were res ponsible for the fire in their boat. The suit charges the Burgos bought a boat manufactured by Bayliner from Hunter's on July 1, 1979, and that the boat exploded and burned on Set. 19, 1979 due to a defect in its manufacture. The suit asks damages for the cost of the vessel and the period the Burgos were deprived of using their boa t. Harold C. Daniels, a minor has filed suit through and along with his mother Dorothy Daniels against Safeco Insurance Co. of America, John M. and Janette Murray, Allstate Insurance Company and John A. Knight. The suit charges Janette Murray and Knight negligently operated the motor vehicles on Sept. 14, 1979 at the Airport: Avenue entrance to Zayre Department store. Harold Daniels was riding with Knight, the suit alleges. Harold Daniels is claiming damages for injuries suffered mI the crash, his mother for money lost and emotional stress :' suffered due to the accident. * Troop llout .4 'I I . Pu MOSCOW (UP!) President Leonid Brezhnev today offered States together with the neighbors of Afghanistan guarantee to withdraw Soviet troops from Afghanistan as soon as "outthis and then the need of Soviet military assistance will cease,J side Interference" against the country ends, to exist." Brezhnev, speaking to voters at a rally two days before Brezhnev was the last candidate to speak to voters before parliamentary elections, zeroed in on the Afghanistan Sunday's elections to the Supreme Soviet of the Russian situation that has caused a deterioration in Soviet-American Federation. He represents the Baumansky district of Moscow. relations, Brezhnev gave no details of the planned Soviet-Indian space He also announced a joint space flight with India which he shot, the first such venture between the two nations. called "a symbol of our friendship." - I The Soviet Union has previously sent cosmaunauts into orbit The 73-year-old leader spoke slowly and in a slurred voice in Joint space flights with Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, East But Bianculli turned out to be the victim of a wallet theft, before a packed house at the Kremlin palace of Congresses. Germany and Poland. Herald Staff Writer The Corvette was stolen In a similar manner from a Chevy "The United States loudly demands the withdrawal of Soviet The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday Chase, Maryland dealership on March 7, 1979, police saY. Brezhnev said the current decline in Soviet-American relatroops but in fact is doing everything to put off this night gave its formal stamp of approval to the site plan for the tions is traceable to Washington. Burns was arrested by Nevada authorities a few doys after possibility," he said. "It is continuing and building u its In. proposed expansion of the Regional Juvenile Detention Center he left the van at a Las Vegas dealership and took a test drive "Now that the forces of imperialism have launched a terference in the affairs of Afghanistan. at Five Points in South Sanford. counteroffe nsive against the relaxation of tensions, against In a 1978 Jaguar worth $12,000. "I want to state very definitely: we will be ready to cornImprovements designated in the base contract to be let He was convicted of tying up the Nevada car dealer and peace and against the rights of the peoples, the unity of action 1 mence the withdrawal of our troops as soon as all forms of of socialist nations In defending these greatest of values Is March 12 include 6,500 additional square-feet for 25 new leaving him In the desert off Interstate 15, outside the city. outside interference directed again against the government and sleeping rooms and two isolation rooms for a total construction more important than ever before." The State's Attorney's office reports Burns will proceed to people of Afghanistan are fully terminated. Let the United cost of $323,650. The facility currently has 9,000 square-feet and is able to house 13 juveniles. . The expanded facility is to serve both Lake and Seminole counties. Site plans for alternates to the contract which could increase construction costs by more than $100,000 were also approved by the planning and zoning board, United Press International as 3,000 people to abandon community residents from flooding In the Mission Valley state several hundred to 14 The alternates include: a dining room addition; classroom Inches of rain in the Los Flooding caused by a series their homes, rooftops shopping area and the threat workers worked to sa ve some Angeles area will begin I addi tion; pantry-maintenance storage addition; concrete of savage storms roaring in "The water from the San In San Diego County, a new of an overflow at the El of the San Joaquin. shifting northward today, bunks (bunks built up on a slab off the floor topped with fire- off the Pacific has forced Jacinto River and the oar- storm that had been expected Capitan Reservoir. Sacramento Delta's 100 "This would result in 1 proof mattresses); outdoor recreation with lighting, an ad- thousands of Californians to flow from Lake Hemet Dam Is to dump as much as 5 inches Several hundred residents levees. Much of the work was storms beginning to reach the dltlonal parking area and rehabilitation of the current parking abandon their homes and flee emptying: out of the break and of rain today lost Its punch on the outskirts of Palm an effort to keep the already coast farther to the north and lot surfacing; a service road north of the site; holding room to higher ground today. going more or less right before hitting the coast. Springs were forced from broken levee at the flooded may finally give relief to renovations in the existing structure; a clear story over the The storms pushed dams through San Jacinto," Forecasters predicted the their homes by the over- 4,700-acre Holland quiet activity area for energy savings and renovation of the and reservoirs beyond Sheriff's Deputy Tim Botts storm would drop only flowing Palm Canyon Wash. further damage. Tract from Southern California," a forecaster said. "But this will administrative area for sound-proofing and interior capacity in the southern part said, another inch of rain, Some 200 people were The NWS anticipated the continue periods of heavy rain decorating. of the state and severely Helicopters plucked many alleviatina the threat of new Isolated by floodwaters in the warm, moist fronts from for the northern half of the T.J. Pop of Carl Gutmann, architects, said the entire cost of strained levees in the north, avocado and citrus ham let of Hawaii that have dumped up sta te." the expansion if the al ternate plans are funded by the state John Plankinton, a National De Luz, and faced a potential would total about $450,000. The Florida Department of Health Weathe r Service forecaster, and Rehabilitative Services has Indicated the additional said the storm systems ________________________________ sfood and drinking water hortage. Medical supplIe funding may be available before construction begins on April 1 sweeping eastward across thO were brought in by helicopter. or at the end of the six-monthsconstructlon-time allowed for Pacific appeared to be benA natural earth dam rupBENJAMIN I. DAVIS the project. Missionary Baptist Church. AREA READINGS (8 m4: temperature: 67; overnight ding northward, veering away &fljJack Da,g7 of Survivors include her tured near San Clemente low: 55; yesterday's high: $0; barometric pressure: 30,13; The planning and zoning commission also: South ern 113 E. Jenkins Circle, San- husband, Robert Stephen; early Thursday, forcing about relative humidity: 79 percent; winds: south at 13 m.p.h. —recommended approval of a change in zoning for the tract and central California and located at the southwest corner of East 28th Street and Wadi" more towards the ford, died Wednesday at brotherg, Shim and Shuck 50 residents from their SATURDAY TES: DAYTONA SUCH: highs, 1:33 am., j Seminole Memorial Hoopital. Lawson; three sisters; flooded homes. Palmetto Avenue to allow construction of duplexes or apart- CaIifornIa.(k'on border. 12:56 p.m.; lows, 6:44 a.m., 7:03 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: In Baja California, highs, 1:25 a.m., 1:51 p.m.; lows, 7:43 am., with He was a native of Onida, grandchildren, Wynell ments as requested by Ted Williams. The heavy rains of the pad ., $ p.m.; Tenn,, and had lived In. Carter, Sedalia, Mo.; Everett Rodriguez Dam, 8 miles south BAYPORT: highs, 7:39 a.m., 6:36 p.m.; low,, 1 am., 12:18 —denied a request from Donald Sullivan for a change in week, combined zoning from jpgi fan* f designation to apartment zoning for un usually high tide,, crea ted Sanfordfor the past 83 years, Temple and Joyce Wilson; of the U.S.Mexican Border, p.m. here from ga He thee, great-grandchildren ; was near capacity and the 1.12-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Lake Avenue a serious threat of more AREA FORECAST: Continued warm and mostly sunny won Barrett Lake Reservoir on the today and Saturda Roman Catholic andend eight great-great and Uth Place after neighboring property owners objected, major flooding in the fragile y. Highs near $0. Lows tonight mid Z to former owner of the Davis children; nieces and nephews. American side of the border around 60. Winds south or southwest 10 to 15 mph diminishing Planning and Zoning commissioners noted dwelling units for Sacramento-San Joaquin Sign Service was dumping three times its at nigh and retired from senior citizens which Sulli van said he wished to locate on the Delta, ii,erger , i t. Zone, 18,19,21—Continued warm and mostly sunny normal amount of water into today and the of S an f or d. property could be bilt there without a change in zoning. chugs of Saturday. M( ti ii the Tin Juana River channel. Survivors include a rge personnel wereexpected to be daughter, Mrs. Yvonne roads south of Tijuana Funeral e —approved a site plan for construction of a in the delta this weekend, were cut by flooding and Gorda; Restaurant to be located it 2833 Orlando Dr. where the old aiding in efforts to shore up BM*MW 1 STIPHIN, PIARUC MAC Tijuana faced a shortage of njtj saies offices were, me old building is to be the storm.bsttered levees. Jack Davis Jr. DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS Funeral services for Mrs. drinking water because of it. Sanford; sisters, Mrs. TItI PearlilMa, $tlin, 7L at XSO demolished to make room for the new restaurant. Thunderstorm,, accomnpart of the Its E. 20th $1.. Cooper, Texas, and Mrs. Sanford, who died -recommended approval of a request for a conditional use YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM a ioill by swept Fib. is. at me Sanford Nursing Gladys Ward, Plant City; two in a restaurant to be built on r erty located at the southeast will be Salurday st I p.m. SR 22 FILED FREE othirs, Clark P. Dsvla, at s,. .iotm Missionary laptiat corner of Woodson Avenue and Orlando Drive, north 01 Thursday and early today. NWOMM Owth. *0th Sired and Cyprus Danville SWdaInf Estates. The conditional use requested IS for sale 01 At 1tit 36 p, hsa, died Daylal H NOW ope, J Shannon * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS alcoholic beverages for conawnpllon on premlaus. MEMORIAL PARK and three others were sewn grandchadI'en. alt Icietkg. Purlel In Rntlaw Ce,jptry, Sanford. Wilson. reported IP' in 'j tIll s.0 o, l'ijje,aJ Homs, Giamkow EIchlborg,r Mortuary in (ct.t tws Ewnhsg Menus that have clobbered San Is in charge of thi. — Southern CIWla the DAVIS. SINJAMIN JACK Friday, February 2*. till—Vol. 72. No. V% Baja area for nine d. Funeral IIFVICIS for Sinhsmin C.imty's V. 110011111411110111 pay a, W k '*b* Raging waters broke Jack i vii, V, of 113 Lt. Jankins ___ Prs.ibAv.$is*t Plo. 20171. Circle, Sanford , who died tIwa**h a levee lii 1120 w'all Mae Stephen, WHna,day at 5.mlnoi s.c... class Peas Psid at kcMrt Plofldo 32171 ' Riverside County town of San m, Of 3080 $Njj E. 30th SL, 5fe,d, Memorial Hospital, will be at e, Jacinto po Now Da"Weryl We""Cophl WOOL $3.110; 6hums, 633.0@1 VW. uri ng several feet P.m Saturday, with Fr. William ud Feb. 16 543.10. By Mall: Week ciii, ai.ato. $un a Moats.. $20.10, Yaw. MON. TNU FIl,S Ennis alflclatisp. of water through the COIU in 2417 S. Fror4h Nursing Home. )S M $ E10911111 An Cimitery.Burial SATURDAY 8.1 Sailsed Gramkow inunhty and forcing as many member of St. John in cnargs, Sanford (35$) 3fl43 By DONNA ESTES ThousandsCalifo Ofrnians Flee * Homes ________________________________________________ AREA DEATHS WEATHER - City w - _______________ Notk - — p n ____ p op OAICLAWN * * * lirmid ________ __ __ , SsiusIs M...àI Plik TONY RUSSI INSURANCE' 11 t;. Is �/ - t•. . çt''. jLc 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 4,000 Virginians Affected In 50 Year Period Evening Hemid NATION (USPS 4)210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FIlL 32771 Area Code 305-322-261 1 or 831.9993 ii. Mass Sterilization Revealed IN BRIEF Friday, February, 22, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director IXNCI1BURG, Va. 1 UP!) A girl at the Lynchburg Training School and Hospital went for an apparent "appendix operation" in 1929 unaware she was part of a mass sterilization - Exxon Helicopter Crashes 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. Near program to rid Virginia of social ''misfits" and prevent ''race Oil Platform; 6 Die degeneracy." "My llUStXIfl(l and inc wanted children desperate we were crazy about them. I never knew what they'd (lone with iiw," said the woman, now 67 and a resident of Warren County, Va., who ''broke down and cried" when recently told her Fallopian tubes had been surgically severed when she was 16. The unidentified woman was one of more than 4,000 men, women and children who were sterilized at the Lynchburg state hospital over a 50-year period ending in 1972. The Richmond Times-Dispatch today revealed the program it uncovered in Lynchburg Training School records. Many of those uperatetl on were told only that the surgery was necessary to correct medical problems, the paper said, NEW ORLEANS (UN An Exxon USA helicopter offshore drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico plummeted onto the deck of a moored supply boat, killing six of the seven people aboard the aircraft. A spokeswoman for Exxon USA said Thursday night two of the victims were from Louisiana, two from Mississippi, and one each from Missouri and Colorado. The seventh passenger, William Moore, 45, of Grand Isle, La., was taken to Ochsner Fourniation Hospital in N Otleans in critical condition, the Coast Guard said. The accident occurred about 9 a.m. Thursday as the 11-seat Sikorsky S-62 helicopter attempted a takeoff - taking off Yugoslavia: ii u c.11..:19 II - uivivr Marshal 'Iito's ebbing life — his imminent a region that has already spawned one world war and carries the seeds of another. Tito's Yugoslavia is a federation of ethnic linguistic and religious minorities, alienated from one another by ancient feuds and held together by the force of Tito's will and charisma. Whether It can survive his death is a question that will be answered sooner, perhaps than the world would wish. During his 35-year reign as chief of state and head of the Yugoslav Communist Party, Tito sought to dampen the separatist tendencies In his country by creating a federation with a high degrees of autonomy in its six republics and two autonomous provinces. Even this concession has not silenced strong separatist movements and as recently as 1972 Tito was forced to expel the nationalist leaders of both the Croat and Serbian DON GRAFF _______ - departure from-theworld scene— !ssettlng-thc--- DICK_WEST state for a potentially explosive power struggle in ______ ______ Thil/7& te - Wrong Season Boycott - CoWFII1P Mt WASHINGTON (UPI) — From what I have seen, America again is doing he poorly in the winter Olympics. rat ______ go in for pole ________ _____ _____ ___ - of _____ _ ___________________________________________________________ —_ of of we must for an may - ve a petition it y or one of the ethnic minorities would pose a threat program. The rules miot go mmething Ilike JACK ANDERSON Big Oil Caused Price Rise . . Those exorbitant oil WASHINGTON documents dealing with the gouge. But this profits can be traced right back to the particular report, though released to the politicians who have complained the loudest public, apparently was not classified. Now about them. Suppressed documents show that let's get back to the real Issue. the Carter administration misled the public The Carter administration began to warn, about the ieii oil "shortage." It was a In January 1V79, that the Iranian revolution deliberate deception calculated to drive oil would precipitate an oil shortage. Yet acprices, cording the secret minutes of the Jan. 15, The administration's purpose was well- 1979 Cabinet meeting, then-Energy Secretary Intentioned even If its methods were not. James Schlesinger confided to the president President Carter wanted to conserve precious that "the Saudis and others have Increased oil by reducing consumption. This could have production their fields" to the been achieved by rationing or pricing; he problem. chose higher prices. The result? Suppressed on figures show - oil not up to in The on companies happily joined in the that impoils to offset On United States actusilly a gns. - secret, j ._. t a LEWIS GRIZZARD BERRY'S WORLD - The - - + + •+ -- -- six of than they had just a few years ago. They have forged travel, financial, cultural and trade: links with the West that them have: become basic to a greatly improved quality of life and to continuing economic growth. Half Poland's trade, example, is now with the West. Rumania is not behind. For all six combined, the proportion Is about one. : third. Three — Hungary, Poland and Rumania — enjoy most-favored nation status ' In trade with the United States. And most are deeply in hock to Western banks and governments ._ the total bloc hard currency debt reached almost $50 billion in 1979. Most Of that has gone Into industrial modernization and expansion and for tar more is '. -.---_ - -- Western: Generation 's Loss? I had the day Off, and the weather outside Gary Cooper winds up with Susan Think about It. Sure you still can catch S ___ was lousy, So I sat dawn In front Of my Hayward, Richard Widmark and Cameron western I motio ned lessons before. Sure, western' on the tubs this but flocfllally television and did something that normally Is Mitchell succumb to some =111110111111 Apache movies tught us lessons. Space allows the a total waste Of time, given the nature of listing a few: hewmp to listen to night — when the little buck eltr todays r'ammlng, only one Rita Moreno number. off at school or getting some thut.ey,. — ever order mUk in I UrW an do set you 7% moral — all good westerns have a An Mlotle gam show And HoUywood apparently is out Of the 10 fight .VStY trallband 5ta1 ad ,, to VS 75 throUgh western-movie b"hwee f than I wee rewarded for — ough or good, Thee, was ding at the bar, Which Is exactly what &Is " .. _1' Indian country for' g get a Of people the recent offering n9adless hunk wb do "Ppensd to Johnny Macit sown. of Of "The Electric Hoc. " but that starred Jane Fa. U Jane ml4moreing mOvie. Aid MI10anY movie, A "aiz'shooter" holds at least 100 bullets. At the end Of the rnlj4 add, hula had ee b — Ua man it wearing a white hat, It's OK o the earth meis f n In "Garden (4 Evil," s)e were made' of gold. I suppose seen in prolay would have dons something stupid Y°ir hotie. Or your daughter. en would still, kill such other Over ahandf ul like make a speech when Is theit a way we can put our young 1w Gary am it of art" — a powisat Cooper was and 185ft Asked hether the Union ' ould pay the fines. l.a.ss said, "We don't have the inoni' "If it takes going to jail to get a contract, we otili1, he said. s'. SPACE of PARTtUOJ ff4ULAT1OI'JR II APPLACS MICIZOLAVE OVEN, _AND P AEMEJr O WASHV PRIM OflUKP APEA OIISE I OP'Alm AIR - - ClLIJG INSULATION' ......A i-:. CHICAGO (UP!) The first two defense witnesses in John Wayne Gacy's mass sex-murder trial painted calling him contrasting portraits of Gacy animalistic," the other, "a nice man ... a "beastly and good man." Defense attorneys began their insanity defense - . • - + stq one .g4Ilfi/VfJfif?11?J1IILf'1!i?If&'JIjN \ f . Thursday by laying groundwork for arguments Gacy had a "hidden side" that compelled him to kill. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Gary, a 37-year-old building contractor accused of the sex slayings of 33 boys and young men. Gacy has been charged with more killings than any other person in U.S. history. Chester 'Lum' Lauck Dead + -- HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UP!) — Chester H. Lauck, who made millions of radio listeners laugh for more than two decades as half of the comedy team of Lurn and Abner, died Thursday after a brief illness. He was 79. With Lauck as Lum Edwards and his boyhood friend, Norris Goff, as Abner Peabody, the two were heard on radio from 1931 to 1955, most of that time five nights a week for 15.mlnutes. Their down-home routines from the Jot-'ern-Down Pine Ridge made them Store in the mythical second in popularity only Amos and Andy. Goff died in Calif In 1978, town of to + No Blood In Murder Victims - NEW YORK (UPI)— When the medical examiner tried to draw blood from the corpses of a Brooklyn couple found dead last December, he couldn't all the -• blood had been drained by their murderer. Police said Thursday the man they were seeking for questioning, a former neighbor of the victims, had a penchant for cutting the heads off mice and draining their blood. Authorities said the man was last seen in Oklahoma near the scene where-several cows were found dead and drained of blood. - Old ''Return ti work does not mean striking arid he said. picketing DUCT: I4SULh11Of46 ORw4CoNr1TIGNrD -. - at even their SCSCS and obey the lawful order of this court and return to work. I had Frank Muscare come before me this morning and tell inc that in fact, last night, he told his niien to continue Iduketing. Views Of Gacy Contrast - on LOS ANGELES (UP!)— Actor David Janssen, best known for his roles in the "Harry 0" and "The Fugitive" television series, left his entire estate to his wile, Dani. it i I Theamouzitolth&sie was'lIted1nt)ë wIll onl y as being "in excess" $3,000 personal property and $3,000 real property. executor of his estate. lent sharply curtail Western ties. At a time of - Leaves Small Will + Hechinger ordered Muscare jailed for five months on contempt of court charges, accusing the union leader of never having had any intention of negotiating a contract ''unless it was on your terms." ''The wrongs that have been committed by the union in this case are absolutely atrocious," Hechinger said in pronouncing sentence. The firefighters ''totally deficit a return-to-work order, ''They totally defied a preliminary injunction. I thought the men would COIIIC to Put ourWattlo'Wise in vour new home. 1, save you more thm *it costs. close friend, attorney Paul Ziffren, be appointed not so East-West confrontation, there must be cohesion and conformity within the bloc. And not only as concerns economic and cultural contacts with the outside world. Shaping up the satellite home fronts according to the Soviet pattern is also to be anticipated. The Kremlin is scarcely likely to. ship Its own Sakharovs off to Gorky while allowing outspoken Poles and Hungarians to: go their dissident ways. Even the Rumanian regime, which has pursued a provocatively independent foreign policy while keeping a grip affairs home ; sufficiently repressive to show the; Soviets a thing or two, Is likely to free the Ila VMW V w.. 'i.pe up_ aria line up. entire laborcommunity of the City of ('hicago to come to our aid and support Local 2 against the city's union-busting tactics," the union's executive board said in a statement handed out to reporters, The board also requested an iiiiniediate meeting with the Liucagu Federation of Labor's executive board to work out plans for a general strike. A similar call earlier this week produced little cooperation among other unionized city workers. Cook County Circuit Court Judge John F. The 48-year-old actor, who died two weeks ago from an apparent heart attack, requested in his will that a - more . sterilization law that t,uld Ik'rIuit the operations onautliorit N of state hospital superintendents. The General Assenibl passed the law in 1924. I'riddv then got his test case, the paper reported. E;und Buck of Albemarle County. Va., was brought to the facility. Nelsoti said rccor(Ls Shoed. Nelson said records u!'arl implied she was a loose woman with at least one illeiituiiati.' child. One of Mrs. Buck's children, Carrie, also as sent to th unit, apparently because of immoral activities and bt'(aust she also had an illegitimate child. On the basis of a Red Cross nurse's assessment. later dis. proved, that Carrie Buck's 8-nlonth4ld child as Priddy ('on.structed a case showing three generations of Buck women were mentally retarded. 'l'ht' Virginia Supreme Court upheld the state sterilization law as did the U.S. Supreme Court on appeal. TM DALlAS (UPI)— Saying there is no reasonable doubt the body in Lee Harvey Oswald's grave is that of the presidential assassin, the Dallas County medical examiner has rejected an exhumation request. The request was made by British author Michael Eddowes, who contends the body buried in Rose Hill Cemetery in Fort Wort, Texas, is really that of a Soviet agent who resembled Oswald. But Dr.. Charles S. Petty, chief medical examiner for Dallas County, said Thursday the ,exhumation would not be In the "public interest" and he would not order one at public expense. . needed to keep the effort going, particularly as the Marxist economies commence to suffer: such typical capitalist ailments as Inflation, trade deficits and energy shortages. The traffic between East and West has also: Included Ideas. East Europeans have been receiving more Western tourists and them. selves traveling more to the West, reading' more Western publications and seeing Western movies than they would have dreamed possible during the first, frigid post. war decades. Their concern is much that all this is about to be denied them by the West, but that the Soviets will compel them to sever or at - + imminent." Janssen for most of of WASHINGTON UPI, — House and Senate negotiators have finished their work on the $227.3 billion oil windfall profits tax, except for two programs to help people pay their home fuel bills. The negotiators declared late Thursday all work on the tax Itself was finished. But while they agreed to provide $3.15 billion in fiscal 1981 to help poor people pay their rising home fuel costs, the negotiators could not decide what to do in later years. They hoped to complete their work today by resolving that dispute and also deciding whether Americans earning up to $22,000 a year should get a minimum $30 tax credit for their home heating expenses. President Carter indicated he would approve the windfall tax and said the negotiators "have acted very responsibly in the last few days and final action is Striking firefighters CHICAGO UN today called for a general strike among the city's unionized employees to retaliate for what union leaders said was ''the city's unionbusting tactics." At a news conference following the arrest late Thursday of Fire Fighters Union Local 2 President Frank Muscare, Michael Lass, an organizer for the International Fire Fighters Union, said city workers would support the strike ''If they're real labor people." "Local 2 makes a formal appeal to the - Bill Near Passage Oswald Exhumation Denied - East Europe . has probably gained more,! comparatively, than the Soviet Union during : the decade detente. The nations today: have a combined gross national products of almost $400 billion. That may be no great shakes by the standards the democratic industrial powers, but it Is considerably more of great deception, producing a phony gas rose. The Energy Department's top to NATO's eastern anchor too serious to go un- this: shortage, line-ups at the gas pumps and a statistician, Lincoln Moses, confessed In a challenged. jump in prices. Then the Carter ad. confidential memo that the earlier predicMen's Downhill Snowman — First phase Is sudden In the face of this possibility, NATO must now ation and the oil industry blamed It all tions were all wet. "I was wrong," he ad. Upon leaving the ministr stand ready to support Yugoslavian stability and called "basic figures." onthedlsriaptlonc1the Iranlkn revolution and znitted, "about world oil production, which starting gate, each contestant rolls tires independence by every necessary means— supposed, drop In oil imports of some 2 these (CIA) figures show to be above January round globs political, economic and military. The burden of pies one atop million barrels of oil a day. and February Of 1978." this effort should appropriately fall upon Soviet— A regulation broomstick Is stick through the But I discovered the figures were wrong Yet the Carter administration stuck to its and accused the Carter-oil combine of lying. Igloomy predictions. Officials actually phoned threatened West Europen nations which hive middle glob. The upper, globiscapped with cited the findings of the Central Intelligence the oil compan ies In an attempt to rectify the been all too willing to stand aloof from American top hat positioned at a rakish angle. Agency which reported that both world oil disparity between their predictions and the efforts to stem Russian expansionism in the In the second phase, called "free style," produc tion and U.S. Imports had actually CIA figures, inside sources told my associate Middle East. contestants build snowmen of their own gone up during the phony shortage. - Dale Van Atta, This aroused Indignant denials from the oil To congressmen familiar with the CU companies which apparently based their figures, the dire administration outlook Men's Uphill Snowman Similar to public relations on the assumption that struck them as odd. The House Energy and clownwhlll except that snowman components someone would believe them if they just Power subcommittee In a March 21, 1q79, are rolled uphill, yelled loud enough. The American Petroleum memo took note of the administration's Institute, the voice Of the oil Industry, at. "consternation over news that should have Women's Giant Snowman Slalom — Similar tacked an In letter to editom been good news for the American consumer to downhill except that globs must be rolled in In response, Ilaid out more evidence which —the reported Increase in U.S. on Imports at such a way as to knock over a series of fI*s. the Industry's hired drum beaters couldn't a time of feared scarcity." succeesfully dispute. Instead, they resorted to The administration viewed the good news, Snowball Throwing Contestants hurl an old debater's trick; they changed the the memo suggested, "as a threat to Iti snowballs at fixed and moving targets with strategy Of exploiting (the Iranian) crisis as Points given for distance and accuracy. in another attempt to fool editors, the an opportunity to chive home to the American Petrolewn Institute accused me of clung a people the fragility Of our oil energy si tuati on, Open Pair Snowdrift Sculpting — Coosecret CIA report which wasn't really the need for conserva tion, the need for higher testants fall backward Into snowdrift The oil men no Longer argued that the report prices, the need to sacrifice ... the last thing a moves arms and legs to form "angels" ' was wrong, us that It wasn't secret, crisis manager wants Is for his crisis to create abstract Impressions. I- have had ccess to many 1LinL CIA evannrat. .--thw Iii. -- v.ru --, ." pec + heavily armed r heavily vaulting and the like, our athletes customarily walk oil with a whole slew of medals. But in some of the winter events, Communist Party organizations. Separatism will even a 16th place finish apparently is be a critical problem, that will strain the regarded as a moral victory. collective leadership Tito has bequeathed his Why is this? nation. It can't be for lack of mountainsides to Yugoslavia is unlikely to avoid the difficulty practice on. The Rockies, Appalachians and that dictatorship have with the problem of attendant ranges offer some of the most succession. Tito tried by creating an eight-man precipitous slopes in the world. presidium representing the country's ethnic groupings to share power under a rotating Nor can It be blamed on shortage of snow. presidency. It seems only a matter of time, Although some areas have experienced however, before some of these regional leaders deficiencies of the white stuff this win ter, America normally has an abundance try to establish dominance. blizzards all across the northern tier states. If the accompanying power struggle were destabilize the government, or if any of the ethnic So, look elsewhere exrepublics were to attempt to break away, the planation. ensuing civil strife could do what Yugoslavians Tradi tion and Europeans in general fear the most ha something to do with it. bring in the Russians to restore order and the Soviet Europeans, who seem to dominate the winter Olympics, have long history of skiing yoke that Tito cast off In i, and sledding. In this country, by Tito steered an Independent course In world skating contrast, winter sports tend to branch off in affairs that often rankled the West, which shored other directions, up his regime with heavy economic and military aid. He was not a friend of the United States and There is, for example, no Olympic cornone Of the West usually siding with the Third World In In snowman bfl(fl54 top participation sports In the United criticism of U.S. policies. But Tito kept the the crossroads of Eastern E urope free from Russian States. Even more damaging, the Inter, national Olympics Committee has never domination for three decades. recognized snowt*11 throwing and snowdrift Yugoslavia borders on two NATO nations, Italy sculpting as official sports. and Greece, and It has a long shoreline on the Adriatic Sea. The intrusion of Russian forces in I believe these events could be among the support of Moscow-aligned Communist elements most exciting parts of the winter Olympic Windfall - Dr. K. Ray Nelson, director of the school an(i hospital for the past six years and not involved in the scheme, told the TimesDispatch the program was ''a tragedy." The paper said although the avowed target of the sterilizations were the mentally retarded, the rec..rds suggest an untold number of others, including prostitutes. petty criminals and maladjusted children, also were sterilizt ti. Nelson said doctors and state officials who supported the program were believers in the eugenics m ovement, which held that clestroing the reproductive organs 4 "misfits" would result in a better world. Its ultimate goa! as genetic purity, The paper said the late Dr. A. S. Pridd superintendent of the Lynchburg school in the early 1920s, instigated the massive sterilizations. A sterilized Richmond woman brought suit against Priddy in 1924 and when a judge threatened him with imprisonment, he engaged l,vnchburg lawyer Aubrey E. Strode to write a Chicago Fire Head Jailed Amid Strike Calls spokeswoman. "The superpowers often behave like two blind men feeling their way _________________ around a room," Henry Kissinger observes with vivid imagery in his "White House Years" memoir. "Of course, over time even two blind men can do enormous damage to each other, not to speak of the room." And not only to the room. The two super. powers may scarely lay a serious glove on each other, but their feints can easily be knockout blows to third parties unfortunate: enough to be in the way. Which is precisely the situation Moscow's six East European satellites. Short of escalation to the level of armed conflict, they stand to suffer more than anyone save the Afghans in the new cool war developing between the Soviet Union and the United ____ from an from an Exxon platform 90 miles south-southeast of New Orleans, said Claire Cone, a company Middlemen _______ read and In the summer games, which On East Europe's ( ~URE IA (TIN (N MY FAITH IN GOVERNM E NT Friday, Feb. 22, 1980-54 ' + Ii - t?4A1 HJEZ Ii5ULA11PJ AIR Coptop4g: EER;9 REcoMMEWE A new Watt-Wise LivngTM home can save ing and a microwave oven, and thermally you money on electricity. Because it s built efficient windows and doors, (with glass areas according to FPL's energy saving-standards, planned to minimize heat build-up) Sure, a Watt-Wise home costs a little more So before you buy or construct a new home, in the beginning. But you'll get apayoff in ask your builder about Watt-Wise extra savings on your electric bills for years to Living Program. 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Kruklel, Deftona Was a Wlesce.flctlon flick. 0 U. a, ,_ ' 4_'1 9 �- - - I ~ SPORTS - - A-Entilng Hrald, Sanford, Ft. - Friday, Fib. M . - To Hopes - I ~ Buc Scalps Toni*g ht Bag By JOE DeSANTIS court. A better performance from McCray, who was defensed effectively In the second half of the first game and more action from Butler could play a big role in the THE SEMINOLES 10 Robert Guy 14 Clarence Sipplo 20 Mike Gaudreau 22 Joe Baker 24 Glen Stambaugh . And in typical Hollywood fashion, there stands a good chanve these two squads will / ~ 4 tiwet in yet another sequel during the district tournament next week. 30 Keith Whitney 32 David Thomas 1; 34 Shun Thomas 40 Fred Alexander . I 54 Stephen Grace the contest after failing behind by 14 points in the third -~ quarter. "That game was the itme i came clown (lie Cal and shot automatically," says Seminole's Stambaugh. "and kkk it felt good." One area that Payne isn't concerned about is Mainland's home crowd, "We had them hangingg from the rafters here and there was plenty of noise. Th eir gym holds about half as many people as ours. We have to play at their place for the district tournament so we're not going to let the crowd bother us." crowd. • I ,/ . . THE BUCCANEERS ( , 00 Jerry Smith 11 Larry Prince 45 Herb Harr 35 Sam Henry 23 Dexter Cooper 21 Dennis Akely , I ) \1 I / . / / • / , Sanford's WTRR will broadcast the game live f rom Daytona Mainland with playby-play announcer Joe Johnson behind the mike. _______________ _____________ 10i On the distaff side Thursday "He's good, one of the best place," says Lake Howell Tribe's leading scorer Bruce defense and has been hitting pressure off McCray, but rdght the Lady SernInoles victory deadlocks (tie two this morning. squads in a tie for tile (.vn- so we have to control him coach Greg Robinson. "I Once again tile keys look to better than we did the first really think that if Seminole lerence championship. If the be two of Central Florida's time around." can keep Henry away from Tribe wins, the two schools go preinier players; Seminole's different about this one than Seminole basketball artS that can't make the trip to Daytona can IU catch all the action from the opening tip to0 the final buzzer. - ' automatically. A Seminole Seminole coach Bill Payne a draw ton the 33 Alvin Payne 31 Kyle Morris 25 Tony Sheffield 15 Gary Ballard 43 Melvin Childs 13 SterIle Bethune - McCray, a different man the since the first ballgame. boards more could cause problems for advanced to the semi-finals of aggressively, lending aid to Mainland in the backcourt. the women's District 9 Clm In the last two weeks of the the Tribe's other front line In the first meeting 4A Basketball Tournament Uy Another Seminole County the ball a little bit more and season, McRay has turned in starters, forward David Seminole guards Glen scoring a lopsided 029 win Bruce McCray , and •.eoach gtfo*'ed a fresh uccasUng the stwtüi$ five PIY as well perhaps the best all wound .,Themu ,nd Reggle, ButIr, Stambugh and Keith over Lake Howell In other Mainiand's Sam Henry. report on the Buccaneers as they've played against us game of any player in the Butler t66 hiis'been90"Wg'to Whitney had little trouble In action the Spruce Cfeek Lady "We certainly don't want to talented guard. they can win, even U the game conference. He's averaged the hoop with more success snapping the Buccaneers Hawks pulled somewhat of an - . let Henry score 32 points tile first meeting," confided again," Payne disclosed. "We played them last week Is on the road," and lost by fourteen at their slightly better than 24 points a and added offense from him vaunted fullcourt press. The upset by edging Lyman's The other big key is the contest, has improved his will not only take some of the problem was costly turnovers I.Ady Greyhounds +142. R. Smith, Nattile Aid Rout s. hack Ringo 4.20 Q (1.5) 24.80; T 11•54) 265.40; Time: 31:29. Second Race-3.$ Mile,c: 7 Wright Elsey 3.80 3.00 2.40 lRocktown Margie 13.20 s.eo IChatelaine 3.20 Q (2.7) 4980: P 2.7 11.90; r u. 7.4) 315.00; 00 (12) 25.80; Time: 38:72. Third race-S.16 Mile, M: Immortal 6.20 3.50 2.60 2 Latest Tune 12.10 4.80 Ric Muck :7 3.20 Q(2-6)62-60:P(6-2)I32-00;T(62.7) 389.40; Time: 31:84. Fourth Race--$-I& Mile, 0: .3EIusiveEverett 1.80 3.20 1.00 .eu ,.iMirdelll 8.40 Q (3-I) 35.80; P (38) 92.10; r ',.l.$.i) 427.20; Time: 31:90, Fifth ROCS-5-16 Mile, 0: 4 Baron's Pepper 11.40 9.20 3.60 I Village Park 1.10 2.10 -'I7 True Fire 2.60 -tr 00-022.10,111(4-11)'10-110ill'(4. :-)' 213.00: Time: 31:45. *ta-14M11,,, itSSmokinHome 21.60 6.00 6.20 ,,j,1 Rebel Drummer 3.20 3.20 4.40 ,,, 1 4 Rossport Pfu Q(I-S) 73.00; IS (5-1) 280.$Oi T is. ;,.I 1.4) 1402.60; Time: 30:90. seventh Race-s.t8 mile, c: .. I Stambaugh's patented nothing-but-net shots that brought Seminole back into / , i from the top of the key and 42 Bruce McCray 44 Willie White 50 Reggie Butler i This time around it's the Bucca ne ers of coach Dick 'l'oth. with (lie home crowd advantage, a 26.-I record and a number two ranking in s ta te. Both the Seminoles and Buccaneers have buoyed UI) Ifl the polls since their first meeting. In the January game Mainland caine in at 16, ranked third while Seminole carried a 17 game Lunning streak and a number five ranking. Now both teams own Identical 26-1 slates and the second arid third poll There's even more at stake tonight than revenge for Sanford. 'fhie district seedings are up for grabs. A Mainland win gives themit the top spot 12.40 5.60 4.10 ,'. UL)UntetL. It was Whitney's sunprisingly accurate JumperS I ff ORLANOO•SEMINOLE THURSDAY'S RESULTS Flrstftace-I'16M11,,C: , contest. IF ; . Tonight's season closer for both squads bears even loftier heights than the first encounter, back on January 18. Mainland scored a 15 round decision, coming out ahead 7875 on all judge's cards before a Partisan Seminole home I top seed. "There's really nothing 1 once they got to the front Herald Sports Editor The Five Sta r Basketball Conference stages its version of prep basketball's Rocky II tonight when Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles hit the road for the long anticipated rematch against Daytona Mainland. Racing 5Man.Sotl Missy I . I 2Two Flips Boston Nancy 13.60 4.80 1.00 3.20 3.00 *1'1 KJ's Watch MC 5.00 0(2-4) 23.40; P (2.4) 52.80; T (2. - Golden Boy Holden Wins / - 4 Pacific Division Pd, 01 45 i 1 ½ 41 21 30 U 40 151/i 3$ .452 11611a It 13 .306 2' ' East Manhattan 40. Holstra Marcy 112. NY Maritime Messiah 53 Gordon NJ Tech 54, Drew 10 Assumjtion 93, Bryant I? 50. Jos 43. American 41 SlenshIli 12, Frmnghm 41 ThIII 74. C.W. Reserve 47 ' ,....... . '-:r 4..,, .j,, ,T.-- - I Cook 39, Jabbard Liberty 77, WhIefIflg M$II Auçiburg dl, St. Olaf 42 W Sethef $3, Hamlin* 71 ti St. N. Wllbenforce 41 arvllle 97, Tiffin 70 I 114. ' D a \ .r,I4rr ,"_lt ),A. .fk._ ''''v I. 4 'k,,,, I. l-.t l't I) 1. - S ._:., ':. - - .~ - I _~_ , , (9)FawbushNavarro(9) Parrish (9), Ritchie (9) and McGeorge; Hitters: Valencia r 1.5-1. thers 4J111 Prep Basketball Barrett, the Greyhounds 159-pounder, has an irnpressive 2-1 slate for the year. lncluwd are district and Five Star Conference titles. Lob isn't Pretty, But It S Pretty Effective lNSTRUC1ONHELOH& OVERHEAD Many tennis experts say that the mark of a really good player is that he uses the lob when he does not have to use it. wrestle at 224 and Roberts This makes sense. It is easy to select the job as your shot when will go at 149. . . . . - ... -------- 0 KinganQueen Stakes At SOKC To hit the lob you need to watch the ball very carefully and always bend your knees on low balls. You open the face of the racket and use a low to high swinging motion. Try to get the lob $85.00, the 8-6 perfecta paid $344.10 while the 8-6-7 trifecta paid $848.60. as deepws possibleand over the net jwrson's head. I Short lobs might cost you if doubles partner). The lob is a toucliy shot but can be learned with lots of practice and hard work. Theanswer to the lob is tile overhead sinash. This is the task, A total of $34,000 was wagered on the race by a packed house of more than 3,900 fans. - Mand -Is win ed z... your opponent has forced you out of position or is putting '--'--'- •. b'' isI IUU IU &IIUV uw uPVuIiuliI'ua Lu gain an advantage or to exploit a weakness takes skill and guile. The lob is one of the most important shots in tennis and can turn the constant net rusher into a bowl of jelly if you execute your lobs well, The lob can give a player fits if there is a bad sun, or a high wind. On a very hot day it is wise to lob a r lot because it makes your opponent work so hard. .1.... 'I... I..I. 'I.... w t.uu iou wu Ukit lOis uueiu tilt by your uppOluL'fl( 0110 put IL away. The overhead is a vital shot to have in your game and is -- - lust III I.JtC31IUUBLI racing. Mandy broke cleanly froth the outside box and surged to take the lead shortly before tile Wright Bean Bag, Wright Chanook and first turn. It was there that heavy favorites Wright Chanook and Wright Bean Bag bumped each other in the middle of the pack. Mandy, winner of four of 13 starts this season paid $18.20 to win, $9.00 to place and $420 to show, The 6-8 quiniela brought in Wright Feilder, running out of 4-5-6 boxes are all littermates and were attempting to beconiettwfjrstlittertiiatestofini ' 1-2-3 in a major greyhounds stakes race. Mandy races out of the Dan Williams Kennel. especially important for the net rusher or one who plays it lot of doubles. The overhead should be learned and practiced in two parts. ilie preparation, and the hit. To prepare you take a step back with the right foot as your turn your left side to (lie net. Pick your racket straight up from thf' set position to a position similar to the serve ready position. (Your hitting elbow is at ,.,,, ,.. .... .. l.. ...... I';, UlitI UUI UI III 13 U!.I&I 3U ilidi. 1111 I dl'l'.Vt k t IS...... OUUV your head ). When the ball coities adjust our feet by sliding forward if the ball is short or by sliding back if (lie ball is deep. - -- ARRY CASTLE Ir The Silver Hawks' Blocker and Roberts also won district conference and chainpuonships. Blocker will Boston Mandy Surprieses In - Club. ,,..,. ',.'.'u,u'..I All-Set'ninoie Count)' Soccer Final .... 1:1 ,.. rac - - :t. It you don't have a partner, it is still possible to practice against a wall. hit the ball down to the ground so that It bounces up to hit the wall. It will continue to go up after Sanford Enters Two Squads In Tourney The Florida Junior Boys dropped two games. Basketball League district glancing the wall anti will come back toward you. Keep the Washington a t Forwards 1113(1 "rally" going by hitting the overhead down to the ground Mike Simmons, Leroy Daryl Williarlis and Robert tournament opens with a pair Richardson, Jo Jo McCloud, Quinn at guards. of games tonight in Cocoa Rod Alexander and Michael George Williams, Daryl Beach , with Sanford teams Wright are key players for the Williams, involv d in both games. Westside quint. The Sanford Junior Boys . Corso Bueky Copeland and Sandi Long and Washington were all team- The Sanford all-stars have mates on Sanford Electric, an exciting 3 set final. Next Week: SitWu Strategy. 61 . IU UUUlI MUD , flIIII( IiI Sanford Westslde Recreation League all-stars tangle with Orlando Central at 8. The tournament is being played at the Cocoa Beach Recreation Center gym on the Seminole HIgh and Long defeated Dough Mallczowskj and Karen Louwsnia In League all-stars open the George Williams at center, the unbeaten champions of t at 7 p.m. against Joe Corso and Byron the Sanford IeW. ..,h..,, won Booster Club Tennis Tournament this past weekend. Copeland I • Ramp Ro LL DRT . -. ." . . IIIIII . q~_r. k", , . . . . . . - • ' . . . • - - Transactions Baseball California -Signed Billy Marlin to a two-year manager. contract as Cleveland - Awarded pitcher Roger Monet by Commisslonee' Bowie Kuhn. Houston Signed outfielder Denny Walling; announced the - unconditional release of left- banded pitcher Frank Rccslli and minor league pitcher 1. - IUTUNS COlOR CONSOlE =QffA in - The Curtis Mathes color console shown here comes with everything you'd expect of a Curtis Mathes. A big, 25-inch diagonal picture tube,V! R, electr( )fliC tuning, an all-modular chassis and our exduslve four-year limited warranty? It also comes with something you wouldn't expect-, ,I $100 remote control ee. (And it can all be yours for about $35a month should you ch( ise to finance your purchase?') Your Curtis Mathes dealer has only a limited supply. So come in S(X In. Just think how much more you'll enjoy watching television, when you let r~viyour fingers do the walking. C',4J. Mathes Ruts Rolhermel: and traded outfielder. third baseman Dave Augustine to Kansas City for third baseman Dive Cnlpe, New York (AL) - Signed out. fielder NOW grown and pitcher Mike Griffin. Now York (NU -Named Frank Cashen executive vice president and general manager. Chicago (AL) - Signed out. fielder Rusty Ton, a free agent. SaskethifI Portland - Signed guard Silly Moody 44.44 Ray Bates of Maine of the Can. tinental League ar pIace center Kevin Kwvwct on inlured reserve. N4N $CNOOI. " L. • A• , The winner of tonight's 7 pm. game plays Apopka at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, while the winner of tonight's nightcap meets host Cocoa Beach 'at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The ; Moffatt 2-4. Records: Brtvard 3.~. Psu.Jockaen 43.42: HIP-MiIIfl ____ (5) 5- McMoln4ueurra -0. 44; ArnoldArneld (SI 5. Steffan. e It will be an All-Seminole be rry turned in the shutout for Lyman 3, Apopka 0 For the hit itself, transfer your weight on to your front foot and County final in district soccer the Greyhounds. The inexLyman I 2-3 let the racket drop only a little behind your back Ito your Saturday night when Lyman penienced Qusinberry is Apopka 0 0-0 shoulder blade) as the hitting shoulder turns forward. Bring (18-7-1 meets Lake Howell subbing for goalie Jerry Mains, King your racket forward and UI) to conta ct (tie ball, using a firm Howard, (144) at DeI.and at 7 P.!)). Schnelkerwhobrokehisankle Sfl8 of the wrist. (sweeperbaekj. Coach John Stone's at practice Wednesday. lit'eorth L)lflafl 18-7-i, Sonic iduth that ittight help in hitting (lie overhead are as Greyhounds advanced to (he follows: championship game by In the Lake Howell victory Apopka 7-2-1 blanking Apopka 3-0. Toni Van Lotzia and George Brown I. 11owell2 SrnInole0 t. Use your left hand to "point" UI) to the ball as it is in (lie tallied goals in the 2-0 iit Lake Iloell Howard, Jeff Mairs and 1 1-2 'iir. This will help you to keep the ball in front of your body. sweeper back Mike King over Sanford. Seminole 00-4 scored goals for L'nian. 2. As you gain more confidence, you can gradually begin Lyman is the defending Goals: Brown, L..otzla, Lake taking a bigger swing by letting (lie racket drop more behind Goalkeeper Carl Qusin- district champion. Howell 1443. the back and by following through more with your arm. -- 41, Clancey 43, Former 44. Lyman 166, L. Howell IS? Br.vard 7. Seminole S at Walling Hills 000 000 500-5 40 Lyman: Wigintori 31, Smith 42, Seminole Bra yard 010 040 00*-? 9 Lovett 13. Rariden 43. ,L Isl3WIter3.Abram Morelock, Meliard (5) and Hensley; LeShynki, Ebinger (7), Gamble (7) and Siegrlest. Hitters: - ''' -, ose Uiala$, Pace IZ Ur'slnus ii, W. Maryland 4114.6-3. Varowt 103, New Hemp. 74 UCF 4, Tampa 3 WedsiLee $4. Emoryl.H.nry so 5ogfe Toder ( T) d. Sodorbeeg WshiJeff 74, Crngle.MIln 41 44,7.5; Cooks (UCF) d. P4icas1-4, WPI SL MIT 4-1;Hobgood (UCF) d. Howe 4-4. 7511* 5,1.1; Ireland CT) d. Christianson Alie.any 77, Bethany 74 43,43; urawickl (UCF) d. Dolly Con$snary 91, Samford 4-1,4-3: Rushing (UCF) d. Morris I. Ky. $4, Morsh00d St. SI , , Irokine P. Winthrop 45 burDenDeublesu F. Mar$eji 49, Charleston 51 Christianson (UCF) d. Td.r. Ga. 'rich 67, W,Va, Tech 52 Nicoll 43, 47, 74; ZurawickIHoward 73. S. Car. St. 71 RushIng (UCF) d. Dolly-Morris 4KW4 7$, Carson-Newman dill 2.1-1: Howe-Ireland (T) d. CooksUpscomb 91, lelmont 52 4 --- j 34, 74 6.4. LW 77, MissIssippi 74 UKirdel UCF 43; Tampa 11. Milligan II. Tusculum 83 Mw'rey St. 57 A. Psay 0 JUNIOR COILSII Ifoaarry IS, Presby 74 woMaN 71 Nddls St. 73, Miss. Coll leonlosleL Plsdda JC I Piksvl 73, Gonrgito*1!) 47 Slogles: Psu (FJC) d. Klein by UK-Aiken 92. C. W$lyfl 71 efmift; Layer (5) d. Jackson 1-3. Tonnassee 50. GeorgIa 19 $3; Crenshaw (5)5. MoMain 12. Tim Temple 6L .5543 $-3 Holt (5) Gusuirra 11. 4.1; Tim Wily" 00. Bryan 65 Martin (5) t Stiffen 44 4-1; Two. Tech 77, Akron 72 Arnold (1)5. MosSy 4-1,4-1. Thomas More 55. UnIon U . Doubles Crenshaw-Layer d. / r' at Lake Ovens Vista Lake Wales: Bercosa j and Fivu Star Conference titles. 6:30 p.m.-consolation round pressive 23-1 slate for tile S p. m.-championship roun d year. Included :ir. district Eight-to-one shot Boston Mandy broke 000 000 189-10 13 6 001 202 001 - 7 9 o Tenni Cabrini $0, Alveenla 74 DePaul 105, Wagner I? Dickinson 53, Widow 20 Dominican 70, Yeshiva is Holy Cross $3. Fordham 72 iona 77, Louisville 40 Kings Pt. $3, New Polls 74 LaSalle 91, Djquesne It "1'• :,4- _L._• 4-.---,-.. 147 AdmiSSion for each session will be $2. Lyman High wrestling Coach Skip Pletzer expects The weekend's schedule area hopefuls to do well. think Terry Barrett runs as follows: (Lyman), Canton Blocker and Jep Roberts (both Lake Friday 1 p.m.-prellrnlnary round Howell) all have a good shot 7 p.m.-quarter-final round at making the finals," said Pletzer. Saturday 10 111.1111.-semlffnal round Barrett, the Greyhounds 12 noon-westlebacks 159-pounder, has Lifl liii- clean froin the eighth box and avoided a first turn shuffle Thursday night to upset a pair o heavy favorites and capture the lo8o King and Queens St.akes at the Sanford Orlando Kennel - Oak; Gainesville Buchholz at Colonial tOO 000-34 I 'auanassee Oodby; Williston at Gainesville Eastelde; Gainesville Aho, Miusnick (4) and Forbes; P.K. Yonge at Ocala Forest Cheek, Simpson (4). Bostick (7) and Shaker. Hitters West Orange: Tindal.2 RBI. Colonial s AddonIio HR. Records: West Orange 20, Colonial I.I. COLLEGE Thursday's results liIIi0ii 1, G..'gla Southern 4 lingiosi DeSalvo (R) d. Morris L. Brantley 30$ III I-iS 7 I 4-1,4.3 Perry (R) d. Hiol 4.4, 7.4; Edgewatee' 000 113 0- 3 4 3 Wheaton (OS) d. Spiolman 43,74; A,cilro (ill) d. Taylor 4.4, 6-4; Watkins, Alexander (4) and Ramsdell (R) d. MeIwn 4.7, 4.3, i Authur; Braswell, Riet: (3), 4; Outlaw (N) d. Ewing 4-2, 4.3. Odom (4) and Hunt, Conally (4). Dse86ess Morris-WeaPon (OS) d. Hitters -L. Brantley: Alexander DeSalvo-Pirry 4.3, 4-3; Hid. 3.1 13 rbI, 3D, 3D); D'ArvIlle 2.4 (3 Schuller (Gil d. Ramsdell. rbl, 3D); Edgewater: Conally 3D, Spiolman 4-7, 4.3, 4-4; Ewing. WomboId2b. Records: L. Brantley Niusn (OS) d. Brandt.Tamb.rg 42; Edgewater 02. AssumpIion 92, Bryant 89 I GIRLS Edgewater 5, Lyman 2 Singles - McFadden (L) d. Drucker 8.5; Faulkner IL) d. Patterson 5-1; Hunter (E) d. Hender son S.A. Trautman (E) d. Delgado 8.7; Braun (E) d. Morrison 8-6. urucker-F'aTyerson (E) d. McFadden Faulkner55; Trautman -Braun (E) d. Hen. derson-Delgado 8.7. Kissimmee 4, Oviedo 3 Singles: Hynes (0) d. Easterling Ii; Huettig (K) d. C. Ward IS; S. Ward (0) d. Rodriguez 8.7 (5-1); Wolfe (K) d. Kowal 5.4, Siering (K) d. Ralston 86. Doubles: Easterling.Huettig (K) d. Hynes-C. Ward IS; S. Ward. Kowal (0) -d. Rodriguez.Wolfe 8-1. Valencia HIGH SCHOOL Tharsday's results Anr? e P - Imaketban ' Stone.Chepnlk 8.5. The Region, Class 4A wrestling tournament opens today with 29 teams cornpetutg at Lyman High School. ratio tournament set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday, HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL The winner of this Today's games Lake Howell at Apopka: West weekend's tourney advances Lake Howell 13 Jones 2 Orange at Oak Ridge; Lake Wales the state tournament, being 200 0000- 2 3 0 to Jones vs. Auburndale of Polk CC; Haines L. Howell 140 044 z-13; i played this year in Holly Hill. Boone; Clermont at Lakeland Both Sanford teams played Kathleen; Eau Gaflie at Cocoa; in the Big Kid Basketball Moore, Scarborough (4) and Oviedoat Wymore Tech; Colonial at Jones; Sanford at Dayton a Carter: Murray and Reindl. Tournamen tas wee, in DebEly DeLand. The Westslde all. Mainland; Like Brantley. at Hitters: Lake Howell Seabreeze; South HR, 3 RBI; Slanders HR, 3 RBI. stars finished fifth, with two Daytona Records: Lake Howell 4.1. Day ona Beac h wins In three outings, inat t West Orange 4, Colonial 2 cludlng a 38-29 wIn over the Dora at Eustis; Winter Park at Edgowater; Gainesville at Live West Draft" 803 200 '-4 4T 0 Sanford all-stars, who Coii•g• LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) gram. Heiden, 21, a student from h.sUlibeli.v,shecanwlzt the -Speed skater-Eric Heiden And Charlie Tickner Madison, Wis., survived a 10,000 meters. has the unusual quality demonstrated it Thursday near fatal slip at the MO. "Right n I feel Pretty athletes refer to as night when he survived a slIp meter mark and went on to good," said Holdan. "Today's "something extra" the In the freeskating com petition win the race in en Olympic race wasn't as hard as I oxability to recover from ad- to capture a bronze medal in record time 1:00,44 ah..d of a pectad It to he." verslty, to reach Into one's the men's fig ure skating pair of Norwegians, Kai Arns While Hold-' survived a self and find that special competiton. StenshJemmet and Teri. slip, 11mer did not and It quality which turns defeat Now the big 4uestlon. Does Andersen. t him a hit'., placing in Into victory, the Uni ted States' hockey Helden, who prsvlosly WOfl the ligars skating chain. Heiden showed It Thursday team have It? the 500, 1,000 and 1* molar dcns"pr 1k sHp,d in the to survi ve a near fall and win The team has become races, beceme the ftnt male ftnsl frssikating preni his fourth gold medal of the something special and Is in athlete to win four gold and finished behind gold Olympics in the men's 1,500' the spotlight tonight, medals at the Wlakr Gwis msdiL Kahn Comas of meter speed skating event. Undef eated In five games, it "Up to new he's (ilsidan) silver medalist I.tnda Fratlanne also goes against Ut. Soviet Union been unbeatable," Mid a Jan of East Ger. showed it In the short in a semifinal contest and the member of the Norwegian y, program of the 3-phase figure winner will be the odds-on speed skating team. "Ty comas Urai !n a psefor. skat ing competition when She favori te to capture the gold we threw a whole t.ànatidm atgMAMMA ildnim, ur In a near flawless t ned dg and It didn't worh Well try of U's and U's, with ens 1.7 effort and put herself into Nest to Heiden, hockey has again tflthe 10,111" from Amsican judge contention for a gold medal Iii become the rallying cry of Heiden aibulti he already Ramona Mcintyre. Saturday's free-skating pro. U.S. ta ns. has skated his best events but - - : - I . Wash 111. Cleveland 115 Phoenix 125, Detroit II& San Diego 104, Phil 99 Friday's Games San Antonio at Washington Phoenix Atlanta Houston Utah ilOenver at Golden State Jersey at Los Angeles Saturdays Games Cleveland at New York Portland at Detroit Boston at Denver Seattle at Utah Again - SO. Florida L. 39 24 31 29 .141 31/3 23 40 .365 15 Phoenix Son DIM Portland Golden St. . Doublet Morrissey-Dorfman (L) d, Tosh.Haynes 80; Fleming. Oswald (L) d. Hoang Kent S-I. Oviedo 4.Kinlmmee3 Singles: Plante (0) d. Pichel 8. 3; Haureux (0) d. Wangness 5.2; Painter (0) d. Miller 81, Perez (K)d. Shaw 3; Norton (K) d. Cox 5.3. Doublet: Plante Heureux (0) d. Wangness.perez 8.2; Miller, Norton (K) d. Painter Shaw 6.7 IS 3). Sanford?, Apopka Singles: R - Holt d. BallantVne 8. 3; D. Molt d. Seelig, 8.7; Barley d. Knowles. 80; Vary d. Nezzano, S 3; Johnson d. Chandler, S-i. Oouo,,s (iioi?.b&ieya." Knowles.Stelnkel.3; 0. Holt.Yary d. Seelig.Nezzano, so. Lake Howell 7, Colonial 0 Singles: Perry d. Sojo 8-2; Bernier d. McCormick 8 0; Walton d. Mengel 8-2; Dunnham d. Stone S. 1; Welch d. Devine 8.0. Doubles: Perry-Davis d. Sojo. McCormick 8-2; Bernier-Walton d. - Seattle - d. Sneed 84 - Indiana 3 32 .492 6t/ 'c,ev,lnd 24 39 400 12½ oIt 14 41 .224 23 Western Conference Tennis 4% - Pro Basketball Los Ang • Singles Morrissey (L )d. Tosh 80; Oswald (Li d. Haynes 8.2; Dortman (L) d. Hoang 8.3; Fleming (LI d Kent 81; Hub (L) Baseball - - Thursday's results Lyman;. Edgewater -,.•-.-- .': Chicago - Pro Hockey , Ken City Mllwauke Denver By SAM COOK . out five and walked two. Herald Sports Writer Senior Pete Size silenced the Generals on tires hits the final Central Florida 's Sam Nattile doubled his pleasure three f ou r Innings. The hard throwing right bander whiffed six and times Thursday as UCF ambushed Washing ton & Lee 10-0 In Its wal ked three. season opener at the UCF baseball complex. "I was pleased with both," said Moon about his senior pit. Niuttile cracked three straight doubles and drove In four runs chers. "They were making good pitches and getting ahead of in his first Knight appearance for Coach Bill Moon. the hitter." In only two of the nine frames did a W & I. leadoff "I've been a Sam Nuttile fan for a while," Moon said of his batter reach base. ta lented frestunan right fielder, who was named Space Coast Along wi th Smith's three hits were Nattile's three doubles, Player of the Year w hi le at Titusville Astronaut, which tied a school record held by teammate Miller and Rick Hyatt, The Knights also knocked out six doubles which tied a UCF wasted little time as another rookie, leadoff Foskett (Colonial) boomed a triple to left center. Senior Glenn Lfl.lUk established last year against Delaware. Saturday Moon's crew entertains Tampa at 1:30 p.m. with Miller walked and the left-handed swinging Natlile hooked a ore Karl Hodges and relief ace Mike Miracle expected dr ive into the right field corner for the Knights first run. to throw, But It wasn't Moon's youngsters that did all the damage. Monday the Knights travel to Lakeland to meet Big $ Sanford's senior Robert Smi th followed a walk to Wayne powerhouse Iowa State in a 7:30 p.m. game, The Cyclones are Gardner with a bases loaded double inside the bag at third for coached by Cliii' Rierion and former Los Angeles Dodger two litore runs before the shelL,hocked Generals could get an Larry Corrigan, out. Another Smith Robert's brother Terry will start the "We were looking for that (runs batted in) from Robert," a game for UCF."I1e wants lobe our bestpitc ," aid 3goon of pleased Moon said about his blond-hatred slugger. "He's a the 64 rlghthander who had the best staff earned nat average' senior starter and we look for him to deliver." In the fail. "We're going to give him his shot." And deliver Smith did, again in the eighth inning he doubled to plate Natille, who had walked two batters before, R. Smi th *i.hiiii& Lee * * * fl eventually scored on two wild pitches for the 10th run. For the florida 313 100 00* 10 110 _ day Smith was $-4 wi th three Hills. "Their "Their pitchers had trouble finding the pla te," Moon undlds, Themes (4), WeMis (7) aid Br.we, Ciii.. 44), derstated about a General staff which Issued eight walks and IIIIIIOII, Sac, (I) sad Hawtl, Jarmus (7). five wild pitches. 2&Nattlle (*), K. Smith (I) RmKelft, Stagmaler, 33. Moon's hurlers on the other arm, had a relatively easy time. Fosketi Winter Park High grad Joe Russell hurled five Innings to pick Records UCF 14h WA L (0-4). up the victory. The smartnight hander allowed two hilts, struck Detroit tOO. Oral Roberts 85 Elmhurst 9L N Central 61 G Wms. 82. Trinity Chrstn 72 IlliflOit 60. Minnesota 58 indiana 75, Mkhigan St. 72 John Carroll 75, Hiram 73 John Brown 75, Ozarks 73 Malone 101, Urbana 90 Michigan 75, Purdue 64 Mo, Bapt 93, Greenville 85 N. Oak. St. 75, N. Dakota 55 N. Iowa 70, Yngstwn St. 65 NE Mo. 69, Northwest Mo. 65 Ohio St. 68, Northwestern 59 Parkside 52, Ferris St. 62 Rockhurst 60, SW Baptist 52 St. LouiS 92, Cincinnati 86 St Norbert 72, N. Mich. 67 S Oak. St. 96, N. Cob. 67 Wabash 111, Knox 8) Wisconsin 62, Iowa 58 Wichita St. 58. I nd. St. 5.4 Southwest Ark. Coll. 55 Ark.-Mont 41 Ctl Ark, 72, Henderson 70 Harding 81, S. Arkansas 69 .."En-1- 76. Gi.,âhhid 74 ..... NE OkIa 81, NW OkIa. 61 Ozarks 71, Ark. Tech 70 Texas Ar t. 91, St. Edt 65 W. Texas 103, Creighton 86 West BYU 111, Colorado St. 56 Idaho 89, Nevada-Reno 70 N. Ariz. 74, Boise St. 65 Stanford 60, Oregon 59 UC Ste Barb 81. UC-Iry 66 UCLA SO, Washington St. 66 USC 77, Washington Wyoming 62, Utah 60 NHL Standings By United Press International 445.40; Time: 31:79, Campbell Conference 1-il Eighth Race-S-16 Mile, 9: Patrick Division 7 Little Kim 7.80 5.40 3.00 L T Pit. 3Mr. Manager 39 13 91 3.20 2.40 Phila 5 Manatee Dan 27 24 8 67 3.80 NY Islanders '.0 (3.7) 14.20; P (7•3)33.t0;1'(7. Atlanta 26 73 tO 62 NY Rangers 3-5) 93.00; Time: 31:34. 26 21 9 61 Washington Ninth Race-5.16 17 32 9 13 '$ Shinning Basket 5.20 3.20 2.80 Smythe Division Liii Surf Bird L T Pts. 6.80 3.60 .,3 Bud's Mork 26 19 14 66 4.10 Chicago APOPkI U 0(5.0) 21.80: P ($4) 57.90: 1 (S. St. Louis 26 23 10 62 50 Singles: Barley d. Smith, 80; Edmonton 5-3) 312.00; Time: 31:54. 19 g "1 Vancouver Tenth Rac-S.I& Mlle, S: 19 , 47 Harper d. Alcorn, default; Crocker d. Nezzano, 5.7 (5.3); BIshop won , Boston Mandy 18.20 9.00 4.20 Winnipeg , by default; Brown d. Brinkley, 5-1. 6Wrlght Fielder , 3.60 3.00 Colorado Doubles: Barley-Bishop d. 17 Swinging Jim Wales Conference 3.80 Smith-Alcorn, default; Harper. b- 0 116-015.1110;P(")344.10:11'(1Norris Division W L T Pit Crocker d. Nezzano Brinkley. so. -n 141.50: Time: 30:93. Lake Howell 8, Colonial I Montreal Eleventh Race-S-iS Mile, 0: 33 20 7 73 Singles: Effer (LH) d. Pascual IBarbell 25 27 9 17.10 5.00 1.40 Los Angeles 8-2; Frick (LH) d. Scenes 8.1; 7ApocalIpse 21 2711 4.20 3.40 Pittsburgh er (C) d. MacDonald 52• oi Sandy Toes rtford 20 25 12 52 Mill 4.20 Ha t 20 fl 9 49 Kundins (LH) d. Loveless 57; 0(7.0) 28.00: P (5-7) 234.10:1 (5- Detroit Peters (LH) d. Connell 8-3. 7-4) 498.00: Time: 31:81. Adams Division Doubles: Effer.Kundins (LH) d. Twelfth Race-7-1SMlle,D: W L T Pit. 1 Campus Eva 38 15 5 04 Pascual- Loveless I1; Frick. 14.20 8.80 6.00 Buffalo 3 Elusive Emma 31 16 8 76 MacDonald (LH) d. Edwards. 10.60 6.60 Boston 27 iS 12 66 Roberts S.I. 115 Highfalutin s.00 Minnesota 25 30 4 54 r; 0.3) 43.00; P (1-3) 10.I0; T (1. Toronto Quebec 3-5) $21.10; Time: 44:02. 20 30 I It .'i Thursday's Results Minnesota S. NY lslndrs 2 Thursday's results Atlanta 3, Washington 0 Montreal 3. WinnIpeg 0 COLLEGE NBA Standings Friday's Games ,r By United Press lnterational Edmonton at Colorado JCF 10, Leto Eastown Conference -,I.I Philadelphia at Vancouver Wash.& Lot 000 000 000 - 0 _$_2 Atlantic Division Saturday's Games UCF 313 100 02* '-10 14 0 W L Pc?. GB Chicago at Wash, aft. Childs, Thomas (4) Weston (7) 4oston 45 15 .750 Hartford at Atlanta and Brower, Coates (5). Russell. 44 17 .721 11i Detroit at Montreal 4 Phila Sace (6) and Hawkins, Jarmuz (7) New York 30 32 .441 16 Quebec at Pittsburgh Hitters: UCF - Foskett 2-S, RBI, IVVshngtn 26 34 .433 19 Boston at Vancouver triple; Natllle 3.4.3 doubles. 4 RBI. iNew Jersy 34 34 .i 20 Toronto at WinnIpeg Records Washington S Lee (0. p.: Control Division NY Rangers at Minnesota A). UCF W I. Pc?. GB NY lslndrs at St. Louis 'lulants 3? 25 .597 Philadelphia at Los Ang JUNIOR COLLEGE in Anton 33 29 So. Fla. to. Valencia 7 Houston 30 31 .492 6V, Midwest Knights Ambush Generals Regoonal Wrestling Crown lip For Grabs At Lyman Gym SCOREBOARD tAsk Him Lady Seminoles Advance In District Tnbe Dog - - - - 070 1 Friday, Feb. 22, ieo-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WESTGATE Orlando 000-2311 Oralups City 771-001 730 Four Townes TV Smyrns T New4251220 DeLand 730-7255 DaVies leach 251-1033 222 S. Woodland Mason Plaza Indian River Kmart Blvd. Mason Ave. Shopping Center Shopping Center Sanfsi-d 323-2013 Hwy. 17 92 . N. Mills Ave. Shopping Center - AM" d No. 185*. monviar prIceSI,i7N. "It cam pric e 11.079.95. Sales Tax 543.20. Total C.tI Price $1,173 IS No Down Papnji,,t 41 NontIly paymantsOf $34.0 Per inonfli. Aluwel percentage rats 20.7$ pci. Oiler-sd payment o'Ice $Ew Is witn your aperov.d crsdt Financing through Consumer FinanCe Company, Curtis Malises will replace any electronic pall for trw for tour years. You pay only travel and service tharges of your wry Icirs - -& �- • 0; I BLON DIE IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, 1910 by Chic Youno - ( ADVANTAGE OP Ti.IAT? Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 That is (abbr) • •. I. aa I 44 Positive ILi1ASIAI 1 30-day 46 Western. i°4i IIIUII3 flIjJ3 periods hemisphere or ,ohtN1Kfi-I O 7 Peddler ganization 1P15 E 13 Spain and (abbr) ___________________________ Portugal 47 Her Majesty's A N OjA A T I A C'IC A Cheating Head? 14 Evolve Ship (abbr) c 15 Of clay 48 Hamilton bill 1 A 1 B EJN1 18 System of 49 Fly F I. 0 F S I s i EVIEJN moral 50V 52 Vacationed iER 0 DEAR DR. LAMB — Iread principles R F OjAJ . 55 Upperclass___ in your column about the 17 Decompose man A IIRIELD Dr. HloEI person who is having A1N1 N1 FA N 18 Distress call 56 Erase r FLV 11Sf O NjE 1 E0 ISF 110 N F 0 20 Definite 57 Ouiering irregularities of the heart. article motion You mentioned that digitalis 37 Pronoun 9 Indefinite in 21 Units 58 Executed is often used to control such order 39 Beat in race 23 Interjection 10 Kind of irregularities. You also said 40 Plato's home 24 Run into DOWN overshoe 25 Antelopes that there were newer 41 Speak in I tngraves ___________________________ 27 Engines 1 Vary small conceitedly medicines that are used in 2 Remount a 30 Housing (prefix) 43 Colorado park many cases now and apgem ageny (abbr) 2 Rectangular peared to be more effective in Electrical unit 45 Stopped 19 32 Ba suitable 3 Spruce .,., ___ a, f•_.__ t' ,_____..,,Is .one.oearing 4 Test Cone-bearing S0ifl cases. neart IdliUlt vw' tree 24 Motor hotels 50 Prepare to fire 5 Go swiftly I'm allergic to certain foods cumulation of fluid. The 26 Hebrew letter 51 Also 34 Service 6 Arbitrary heart for and I get congestion of the medicines 28 Preposition charge assertion " 53 Frequently ftfl be tri' bronchial CZ ini.! '""u!aritics 2fi Knots 35 Slake ---- _(colloaL (poet) irregularity of the heart. I've used in both patients who 38 Walk with 7 Mesdames 31 Circle part 54 Flying saucer difficulty (abbr) 35 Trill had trouble with digitalis and have heart disease and those (abbr) 4 1 Scotch accent 8 Not at home 36 Bearlike ACROSS ER I A OURSELVES H'EfPD N ID DJUf Ej Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F Gardening AA e Lamb BEETLE BAILEY 1A E TOUCH TI by Mort Walker ( A TOUCH - _,..J( WHAT uADDiJr rlarkJ'r - HE LEPTI LJ TO GA RG I.'ILlI FEEL I GAIP HE HAD A TOUCH o - WELL I I j ,X_.::1.\ -- j• likt WI -i i — IIviLuiyuuuur5 . MENIM MENNENA•IU NEEMEMIMEMEEM BEE MEN a BEEN EM no Boom MENNEN mom mom __ mom mom NON E REEN MEMO go mom I. MEN am MEMOuiu•i BEENNE '— — --- HEMEEM — - --- -- - wondering if the newer Letter ntunber 6.12, Heart medicines you mentioned Irregularities, Skipped are concerned about weeds and how to Beats, control them. could be used instead of the Tachycardias. Other readers one I now take. w ho want this issue can Se,iu 75 cents with a long, stamped, DEAR READER — That's self-addressed envelope for it. a good thought but di gitalis Se nd your request tome inand the digitalis-type care of this newspaper, P.O. sedges. E E K & MEEK WHAT YA rI-UkJK OF IT? IT RALLW 5E1S °rtX) NiRT FR4 On-I6R CNT6S I •L. will rn,cir,i, I....•I. i.......I. . VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. fl) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Being first today will be Stay on top of situations •. _____-- WIKATZRIDGE could mean something important toyou materially. Tomorrow may you'll be doing it for the right 11 4A. DI MAIi.wIAl . . ______ p__ not offer the opportunities___________,____ reason. Your motive Is that exist today: Romance, overcoming enairenge mur its travel, luck, resources, OWfl sake. _ I LIL L L _____ ______ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer 'I must have my own special cloud hanging over my head like Joe Btspf Ilk. Finesses work for every one else, but never for me, and I am also looking at the most deadly opening lead. Etc. Etc." complained South. "I am the real Joe Btspflik," groaned North. "I must be the most thrown part. ner of the year and it is only February." possible pitfalls and career LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) for the coming months are all Your presence has an uplif. discussed In your Astro- ting effect today. Friends and Graph Letter, which begins associates will know you are with your birthday. Mail $1 an ally who can be relied upon for each to Astro-Graph, Box when the chips are down. 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) date. You may hear a lot of people ARIES (March 21-April 19) talk about being helpful A friendly smile and a few ' today, but you'll be the one kind words will do more for who'll let your actions speak you today than being overly kuder than words. assertive. Use humor, not SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23harassment, In directing Dec. 21) Let your heart rule others. your head in your dealings TAURUS (April 20-May 20) today. This Is one of those Don't deprive others of the days when you make good satisfaction of doing nice thinoc hznnpn hv hpini, rnnrø things for you today, even if loving than logical. you feel you don't need their CAPRICORN Dec22-inn help. Be a joyous receiver as 19) If there Is something that well as a cheerful giver, you can do today that will I "y a-uuuv &u, iring joy to a memoer om your You have a wonderful way family, give this matter top By Oswald Jacoby about you today. It will make priority. Their happiness is and Man Sontag .1.s.e1. LIUl (U by Stofful & Heimdahl P2AW, you PBLJNE0 ABIT, worthy of your effort. really wish to be their Friend, because of your sincerity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't be too surprised CANCER (June 21-July 22) today if members of the op. Because your motives are unselfish and you won't be looking to take bows for your good deeds. It will make them •- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves - posite sex are a bit more attentive than usual. You South lost no time going down one at his four-spade contract. He played dummy's six of hearts at trick one. East took his king and led back the jack of diamonds. Now South have something extra going had to lose two diamonds and the ace of clubs. ThAt 1O' A 111 II I _ ..... W43 ..I.k. 115111. -. - • • UU1II , - - - MODERN, send $1 to: "Winat • TUMBLE WEEDS • 'ØU eol'rA PE KIPVIN&L by T. K. Ryan - ALKAW PtW OW YOUR SHIVS) -iSUU I MW IWI 1 cc _ . •, - —. . 1$ -I - .— _4 Wi; 2i L4 - ___ ."- t--- .-'- _____C/- ,: - 1 , . Before attacking a weed ,, — .. directions. Remmmenmber. her- iutnthie tin. Vit'tu wait,i is causing te problem and hand pulling is not feasible, lawn. When improperly applied. the% can are many herbicides available for injure trees, ornamentals, and sour control of cotimion lawn weeds. But, neighbors' landscape as well. . _. .. i . . - I - ... - / - •• - I It'VV COMMANDING GENE- than mine. Thanks for writing, Abby's new booklet: WHAT TEENAGER EVERY OUGHT TO KNOW: Send $2 and a long, self-addressed • Hill Dr., - vrw UISTICT to riani Mr. and Mrs. David Cordek (Dave and Joan) celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Feb. 17, by renewing their marriage vows at the 12:15 p.m. Mass at the Church of the Nativity. Fat he r William G. Neidert, CPPS, Pastor Emeritus, was the celebrant, with Father Clement J. Kuhns, CPPS, Pastor of Nativity, officiating at the renewal of the I I I 'I I Lorraine Smith with son Tim and daughter Becky. The oldest couple's marriage vows, and asking daughter Karen, with tier special blessings for the couple. Dave was the commentator for t he Mass, son Andy served as an altar boy, and Joan, wi th son David, daughters Melissa, Edith, Julia, Margaret, Amy and Karen, with her husband Eugene Feather, acted as the offertory family. husband Eugene Feather, who manages a Fayn Shoe Store in Titusville, were able to come with their two ch ildren Brian and Kevin, for a long weekend to be with their parents for this memorable event, "Handsome flurt" Dave is known, teiice's grade mathematics at Milwee Following the celebration at Middle School and has a the church, friends and members of the family ret urned to the Cordek home at 1042 Hamilton Ave, where a hobby of photography which keeps him busy at times trying to keep up with requests for special or. covered dish luncheon was ong the guests who casions for friends and re latives. Joan, in addition to her came to congratulate Joan many varied duties as wife served, I'-..-. 1iu £JUVC WVV Dull UUU WIU no et UI U £LU5V LWIIlly, .,. . ..!I#_.Lk meet with so many other high School auditorium with free admission. Produced and staged by William and Adele Pirlgyi, of th (li,ld,'n i.'u,iut nni,',, " '"" '" '"'• Company, the program highlights will be "Love duets" from "La Boheme" and Operetta M dleyssung by e the lulgyi's. Adele will play two piano Everyone loves to hear about an "u nsung hero" being recognized and gi ven credit. Here is one that seems to fit t ha t category. Jim Bass, service offi cer of South Seminole County VFW tj—f R9 unit • been Auxiliary, has Service Officers, as well as government officials. .Congressmnen, and maybe even the President of the United States. solos, Valse arias, "La Donna E Mobile" from Rigoletto and 'Addio Alla Madre" from Cavalleria Husticarui. "The Harem", a group of Recreation lh'partment at 831-0555. him the title of Service Officer of the Year. Jim says he is excited about t he trip and the cha nce to -- -: recogrdzed as the Outstanding Service Officer Of The Year for the State of Florida. With the hundreds of VFW posts throughout the state, this is the first time anyone in District 18 has ever been chosen for this award. Jhn feels humble, he said, but also proud that he has been chosen - -I JAN'S PRODUCE FRESH PRODUCE FIN EST AND FRESH EST QUALITY MONEY CAN BUY— OPEN WED., FRI. . SAT. 1, SUN. $ AM TIL 5:15 PM FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS I I • ( JANS PRODUCE Located In The Rear Of The Sanford • VlIIage$vpsrFisoMarket. PHONE 323.5154 ISIOFIIOChAYL (HWY. 17.93), Sanford .-4'. i - Part of the award will be an expense paid trip to Was hi ngton, D.C. where all the service officers chosen by the other 50 states and territories wi th VFW Posts GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED SELECT YOUR OWN... IN ANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE VE i-J-, "Grande Brilliunte" by Chopin and "Claire Dc Lune" by I)ebussy. William will sing two solo - l• U1 -y Seminole County when they run into problems. It is his pe rso nal Interest and deep con ce rn for the welfare of each Individual that ear ned - pinecrestElenientarySchOol,400W.27St.,Saflford,SatUrdMY, Grafflux with ions Dave, from 7 9 pill. Dean and irren IAnda j This setninaris sponsored byFiratAssemhiyo( God QWrch. Santa Carter; George and Rev. Jiiii Peters is the speaker. Ten Plate; and Vernon and ./1 I I'll II II Vt'! service officers in Orange an(i lie( N't Michael Cifemines; Richard me ute-styles of rock musicians, lyrics of their songs and and Barbara Foster; John their religious practices will be discussed lit a iIffl1flW at and Betty Demetry; Karen I Longwood . wl 111 Thlbodeau with children Katje, John and Paul Owen; V IJVV - the community at the Lyman ______ ' • • A For such an honor. Jim has worked quietly and tirelessly helping veterans get Into the veter ans hospitals, transporting veterans and their families to hospitals and clinics, giving expert guidance on filling out benefit forms, social security questionnairs and countless ot he r government forms. lie also assists the other Virginia Gaudreau. Bob and works part-time at JeffersonDave were shipmates In the Wards in Altamonte Springs. ___ - Legislative ricnic aunaay Navy when Dave met Joan For the last two Friday Wetherow in Washington, District 18, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will host a legislative D.C., and attended their nights in February, there will picnic for state and national legislators at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at wedding on Feb. 19, 1955 at St. be dinner and dancing at Anthony's Catholic Church in South Seminole County VFW VFW Post 2093, 4444 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. The dlgrlct, which covers Orange and Seminole counties, is South Fork, Pa. They have Post 8207 and Ladies the largest In the state with over 5,00 post and auxiliary remained friends through the Auxiliary. Beginning at 6 members. In addition to the incumbents, their family and years, and both couples have tonight, a dinner of chicken made their homes in this and dumplings with hot aldeLall candidates for thele offices are inVltedtoattend. biscuits will be served, or -day affair where our men)area. mal, family "It will be an Inf the an. followed by hours of dancing Also attending bership and leglslators can get to know one another Onaflifl to the "Bill Bellew and the District 18 Commander Tom Grubbs. niversary party were Father dividual basis," stated productive and successful, since Neldert; Gavin and Johanna "We hope this interchange is Duffy, their ion Kevin and our projections are to schedule this as an annual event." '4' daughters Sarah, Carole and - -- - . Blue Bird Band." Middle East Dancers under the the direction of "I'haedra," Proceeds from $2 do na tion will be nefit the from the Art of Belly Dance Safety and Drug Abuse Studio, will dance three Programs sponsored by the numbers, "rime Opening", Post 8207 and Ladies 'l'tme Sword Dance, and Auxiliary. "Hado uni." This program promises an Mark your calendar for the afternoon of professional .,L,.,.$u....' IlIbIUJL £VIUIC uIIUtt) $ not often stage entertainment at 3 l).mfl. Th e IA)ngWood found in our area. For f ur ther Recreation Department is information call the presenting this program for RIF NZ -- . follow all bicides can damage more than just your you're ready to apply .1 herbicide. There blem with herbicides, several factors must be •,. . , always read the label and carefully •. Bridget; "Van" and Anne Van Landtngham with Art Show Scheduled daughter Elizabeth; Ed and The Sanford-Seminole Art association announces the annual Laurel Cisecefiky; Tom and members' show will be held from noon until 5 p.m. at the Sandy Wet; Wally and Jae Krohne; George and Kathy Sanford Civic Center, Sunday, Feb. 24. Is free and the show is open to the public. Hahn, sons Michael and Mmtulon Geoffry; Ron and Vicky from 2:30 until 4:30 P.m. be served Refreshments will Riddell; Ray and Carmen by Craig Lggsft 'WE _ yUM M South Korea, for asking you to WbW.' ____ •ic4fç _ Ben as Toyota) correspond with a man in the U.S. Armed Forces may send letters to; Rock Musk Seminar Set #4 BLUE DEAR BETh l&d, asked for it, aai you got Station, New ____ A FItOW 6owss&V 'j R44T our OF Thi lbP) i oc*'me AMAIJN6/ OF A OCKF bV SOMETIMES New Teen Booklet: 132 L.asky ... - hn.4.nfh.,,..,1,w,Wnc UI I3* if I knew w here to send them. Can't you please tell us how to get a correspondence goi ng wi th one of these young men? RED, WHITE AND Allen, the soldier stationed In • lOONIES U stamped envelope to ABBY: by Stan Lee and John Romita . _____________________ __________________________ iiur wailCw Irr wAW? Atlh'Q' II• CI IL — -i flW 4tP 1D hi,waF, 4JNIR' ______ .._ dMVA MPS ______ _____ 110 - "friendly un derstanding," He needs more than tha t, Abby. lie needs something to do, After all, since she's managing th e apartment, she cou ld find some odd jobs to keel) him busy. Sweeping the sidewalk, vacuuming the hnllwiw• '__.1,,1khIni, r"'b thu carrying itt groceries for tenants — anythi ng to ma ke him feel useful. Too many retired people DEAR ABBY: Hooray for York, N.Y. . vigorous growing lawn. will injure your lawn. . . , When ou are sure have V Bridge," care of this newspa. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 10019.) s is to maintain at dense, their effectiveness on specific weed species, as well as their safety on par(icular turigruss varieiie, caries. So. be fore applying any herbicide to Those that are effective on cer ta in yo ur lawn, check with our office or a types of turf will serio us ly damage or kill reputable nursery, concerning the prope r others. For example, the herbicide chemical and recommended application atrazrne, can be used safely on Centipede method. or Saint Augustine grasses. But, if it's used on Bermuda or Bahai grasses, it And, be fore using any herbicide, DEAR JOHNNY You win. Would I lie to you on George Washington's l)Irtnday'I BesIdes, If I were to have encourage the folks back something lifted, It wouldn't home to write to their serbe my face. viceinen overseas. DEAR ABBY: May I add to He said, "When there's mail your advice to READY TO call, you should see those SCREAM — the lady apart- young soldiers run to see if merit manager who corn- they got anything. It's sad to plained about a divorced, see so much repeated retired gentleman who lived disappointment as they hang Father William G. Neidert and Joan and David Cordek at their home. across the ball. She said he their heads and slowly walk , would ring Her uoorueu at away empty-handed. Some of Least 10 times a day to find out those guys are only 17 or 18 In And Around Longwood, Winter Springs if she "needed" anything; he and have never been away would ask her stupid from home before." Abby, I would love to questions and try to engage her In innvprivatinn unit hi ,nr,,ic.vnit with n Inncnmø 1 .0' 0% t /. ' was ;bore and ; pest. soldier, and so would some of You said he was probably my friends. I would e ven send was better (For a copy of JACOBY their invasion. The most effective way of what kind of turfgrass you have in your lawn. Th is is very important, because all IIeUbiCIdèS canitol be used safely on all turigrass varieties. DEAR ABBY: My friend and I have a bet on. She says you have had a face lift. I say you haven't. I have $10 riding on your answer. JOHNNY G. IN PHILLY I Heartland would be more appropriate.) Your answer . care for your'lawn, weeds may continue Ifl LUWnS., a ------- (NEWSPAPER EMERPRISE Herbicides are available to control existing weeds. But, if you don't make the necessary changes in the way i-mi I I I I IU I are made to feel useless and - - ___ Insects, diseases, and ni'matodes can Make Relired Bore, Feel "in the way." They L des perately need to be treated EIGHTH ARMY as contributing, respected SEOUL, KOREA human beings. If thev'r an eapj sRartsrn• ' .".'.. ' treated that way, instead of CALIF. 98301 mere ly tolerat ed or humored, I was assured that your they wi ll be happier, more - let ters will be distributed to producti ve and healthier. get very those soldiers who ..."—. .. --. .. ilAIilLANi), MICHIGAN little (or no) miii. What's the truth abo ut pot, DEAR PCP, coke and acid? Get HARTLANI): -. -. - - t hem. All he needed to do was to refuse the hea rt fInesse, Then he could cash three high trumps and lead his queen of clubs. East could take his ace and lead back a diamond. So uth would finesse the queen unsuccessfully, but now would UV MUI Lu 5V1 uiscara 01 ute seven of diamonds on dummy's king of clubs and would have his 10 tricks. for you. SPIDER-MAN inowing and fertilization. Other potential problems include the wrong soil p1l level, failure to Choose a type of grass adapted to your 'rowing allows weeds to become established, Your first step in controlling weeds is to rueniny the specific weeds wHicH are causing the problem Next, you should try to determine what factors in your cultural care of the lawn have caused the eetis to appear. e you know Just lonely unit npuit,ui cnrnn - taking if he had really wanted flL'MThII .U... 'SIT...... 'Yt ._.• . • new acquaintances feel you of I' would have made a lot of tricks If West had led from the king of hearts, but he had contracted for just 10 and 10 tricks were right there for the o- rrJ BUGS BUNNY variety medicines are used for more than one thing. They're nhtiufltinn I. a leaves. However, sedges usually have Grassy weeds HOROSCOPE 1. side of round hollow stems. Broadleaf weeds can leaf Three basic types of weeds occur in owers, lawns throughout our state. These are Sedges can be easily conf used with site, and even excessive traffic on your grassy weeds, broadleaf weeds and grassy weeds, because of their long, thin lawn. Box 1551, Radio Cit) Station, New York, NY 10019. sometimes used to help I'm certain your doctor will control certain forms of wanttocontinuesorneformof irregularity of the contraction di gitalis if you really do have of the heart muscle. • . heart failure U it's a a11 This latter use is to help possible to do so. Certainly people w-ho have heart failure, you should not discontinue meaning when the heart fails taking your Digitoxin or to beat strong enough and whatever digitalis-type . allows the hod) to be gin to mimedicine your doct or has accumulate fluids. The fluidgiven you with t his coatou --by -Bob Montana can accumulate in th e lungs , ,,, p.ee concur rence an hs hrwfnnc,, ,. hr,,otk I I a h supervision. I I I I I I I I J if the right side of the heart is I I I I I In general, it's a very poor involved, the fluid can acidea for a patient with any cumulate in the legs, liver and form of Important medical abdomen. problem to quit taking his The new medicines I medicines without discussing referred to were those that It with his doctor. In the exBy BERNICE BF.DE OSOL could be used to control treme form the patient with irregularities of the heart in heart failure may develop For Saturday. February 22. 19R0 •---------' --• -certain cases. ione or tnese congestive heart iiiiure UBU medicines are useful in have a medical emergency. even more impressive, YOUR BIRTHDAY The person who has high helping to strengthen the Humility becomes you. February 23, I%0 contraction of the heart blood pressure and stops LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 • muscle and protect a person taking his medicine amy have You'll find ways and means this i.0111111g year UIUL Will LIIUUy you iuie ilic r.iiu.r1 against Heart [allure. These a high omooti pressure crisis. by Howie Schneider enable you to get some of the getting your points across to are two different problems. And the diabetic who stops his 'r luxurious items you've been friends without making You can have irregularities insulin may develop a IT StAJ3I4S °ttxJ AT(ff APLAI wanting. However, try to pay yourself appear to be a know- of the heart that are caused by diabetic coma. The way to get . CF THE C(YAMOIJ 5LC)e L9E 1146 6ST()(U.S,) A cash for what you buy rather it-all. What you say will be heart disease — including the the most out of your medical .: than Incurring a long-term heeded and respected. ,.,— same diseases that cause advice is to follow It. • - ARCHIE %oun%.cuse vveeas i a Atupew This is the time 01 year when the calls tend to radiate in three directions from start flooding in our office about lawn the stein. weed control. , tds wili coinUUtV LI1ie üí i During the cool season, when most of pete wi th your lawn grass for valuable our lawngrasses turn brown, it often space, nutrients, soil moisture and appears that weed problems are getting sunlight. And, unsightly weeds destroy out of control. Since many weeds stay your lawn's appearance. green during the winter, it can look III Many factors can cause weeds to apthey are spreading, even when they 4.,.,,,.,.0 p,,,r n , h,,.-. sa•II. ..3uIIl UI III 1U111111U11 . aren't. Nevertheless, many county residents narrow-leaf blades, alternating on either problems are improper watering, ray doctor just changed me who do not, but heart failure is from Digoxin to Digitoxin. I usually treated with digitalis. seem to be allergic to them. To give you more inThe doctor said 1 Have Heart formation on irregularities, I f ai l ur e and was anemic. I was am sen di ng you The Health Friday, Feb. 22, 19IA S �-.- - ,.- . . St-, -...-.----- - . d'. - -:,., . I 1GA-Evening 4srald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 22, !8o Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FICTITIOUSNAME Notice iS hereby given that I am engaged in business at 173 O'Brien Rd.. Fern Park, Fl., Seminole County, Florida, under the fic. tltlous name of OBriens' Hair Styling, 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, ToWit: Section 865,09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Kathleen Holt Publish February 15, 22, 29 & March 7, 1980. DES 73 FLORIDA IN BRIEF Miami Youth, 17, Charged In 'Manson.Style' Slayings - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. iUPIi Southern Bell Telephone Co. will have to slash in-state long distance rates by $31 million next week unless the Florida Supreme Court intervenes, Southern Bell vice president Walter Alford said Thursday customers haven't been notified of the new rates yet because of the possibility the court will grant a stay. The Public Service Commission Imposed rate cuts In December. Charges for calls covering several hundred miles will go down substantially. Under the new rate schedule supposed to take effect March charges for intermediate calls will go down slightly and charges for short distance calls will go up a little, - PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of - Winter Springs, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, 100 N. the , Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs, TAMPA, Fla, (UN) Lt. Cmdr. George J. Sapel, the skipper, looked at the ship in silence. Ensign John Ryan, the navigator, said the inspection did nothing to relieve his feelings about the worst peacetime accident in the Coast Guard's history. "No I'll never be able to remove myself from it," Ryan said. Those were the reactions of two principal players in last month's tragic collision of the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn and oil tanker in Tampa Bay - way. an IIi4tflrt P.II tn.. I,.. t.....i •.rn l..,.., •I.,. •kl .,i.. it UT I4IIi IUI 1II iI4 IIII IIIv U flUb NW UL UR accident, The Blackthorn was refloated from Tampa Bay's Mullet Key Channel this week and hauled to dry dock. A Marine Board of Investigation looking into the tragedyandsomesurvivingcrewrnemberslnspected it Thursday. it, , Space - City Clerk ______________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION for EDNA MAY SHUSTER, deceased, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER more PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate of Edna May Shuster. deceased, File between Number: 79446CP, is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Sanford, Florida 32171. The Personal R•. presintatives of the estate are Robert McCoskrey and Lois McCoskney, whose address is SOS Magnolia Drive, Maitland, Florida, 37151. The name and Auditor To Review Purchase MIAMI (UP!) - The Dade County School Board plans Independent auditor to look into School Superintendent Johnny Jones' $1.2 million Special Needs account today, but the State Attorney's Office will investigate plumbing order recently charged to the account, Almost ,0O0 from the fund would have been used to pay lavish bathroom fixtures allegedly Intended teaching aids for non-existent plumbing class MacArthur South High school. supply company employee questioned the need for the called the school board's purchasing agent, WhO blocked the order. to hire an address of the Personal Representatives' attorney is set a forth below: All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITH I N THREE for MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the at But a Clerk of the above Court a written equipment and statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claIm must beinwritingandmustindicatethe basisfortheclaim,thenameand addressotthecreditororhlsagent or attorney, and th. amount claimed. If the claim is not yet Ballet Guild Sets Garage Sale due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unhiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be slated. If the claim Is secured, the security shall be descrlb.d. The claimant shall deliver suf. ficient copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to malI The Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole is sponsoring Gigantic Garage Sale Satirday from 9 to 2:00 260ElmAve.,inthebackportLonofthedancestudJobufldjng. Clothing for inlanti,childien,youth, women, and men; toys; kitchen utensils; and a variety of household items will be among the selections bargain prices. The ballet dancers are now in rehearsal for their annual springConcert.Theconcertwillbeapremlerpresentatlonofa balletespeclallywrlttenbyMildredM.CaakeyforBalletGuild cii Sanfos'd.&mlnole. The company dancers will be joined by several guest dancers Proceeds from the garage sale will help make the concert possible by providing costumes, stage props and other staging a a.m. p.m., at at One (I) copy to each Personal Representative. All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Noticeof Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA. TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any oblections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's Will, the qualifications of the Personal RepresentatIves, or the venue or lurisdiction of the needs, The Ballet Guild Ii a non-pr lit organization for the presentation, promotion and continuance of the art and culture of ballet and dance. The company auditions new cancers annually and ireasnta sp.dal dance programs and the anaial concert. dance kchlre-demonstration$, as well as ____________________ -- Ijjii - -. -__ -. - - -. - -_. - J - - - Court , FICTITIOUS NAME ___ _____ Notice is hereby given that I am WAST! engaged in business at ____ - - (________________________ ' a 005 $w.etwatur Blvd. S. Longwood, $emln.le County, FIorid under the fictitious name of TRAXTEX, and that I intend to register saId name with the CIert'$ ffi Circuit Court,$imino$eCou.Wy,Florldaln eccesdance with the provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes, To- ______ Wit: Section $4519 Florida 1tatut1I$7. sig, ionoid J. Kobryn Publish: Febraey 15, 22, 29 & , , P*iAI - - ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication this NotIc, 1 Administration Is: Friday. February 22nd, 1*' R .___. •' -. Personal RepresentatIve of the Estate of Edna May Shuster rt Mrtoskr.v _______ 0E174 Respondent. diceeSid Lois 0. McCoskrey, Persoiial Representative of the Estate 0 Edha May Shltef ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Howerd A. Speigel. Esq. 33)1 Maguire Boulevard, $uiteIOl Orlando. Florida 33003 Ph. (305) 194-1123 Publish Fib, 22. 29, 900 DE$.1$3 a line 7consecutive times 3c a line 3 Lines Minimum ability Insurance. Sundoy Apply In Person Location: US Hwy 17-92 & Air. port Blvd. An Equal Op. portunity Employer. s-Lost ____________ ARE CASA SANDRONI Restaurant 8. Lounge famous for their Gourmet foods. 50 yrs. in Orlando, Las Vegas, Baltimore & Pennsylvania. Specuijg in marinated steaks, home made pasta, sausage 8 bread. Will have Grand Opening February 22nd. Downtown Sanford. RE WARD LOST: Lk. Mary area, male Malmute shep mixed. BIk wwh. on face 8 legs. Husky built. Reward. 3221177. 6-Child Care __________ E. Commercial Ave. of the above styled Court on or i !WS .. UI. U11...'%VVU U Ui .., J. As Clerk of the Court By: Cynthia Proctor As Deputy Clerk Publish February 8, IS, 22, 29, 1980 Will Baby Sit ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO, 8007CA20.P IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JAMES M. PARTRIDGE P.O. BOX 7 Sedona, Arizona 86336 ARE YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for adoption and other relief has been tiled against you and you ate req',!red to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to HOWARD A. SPEIGEL, ESQUIRE, 3319 Maguire Boulevard, Suite 207, Orlando, Florida, 32803, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 26th day of March, 1980, otherwise a ludument may be entered against you for relief demanded in the Petition. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk PublIsh Feb. 22. 29 -............ & Mar. 1. 14. - 1980 DES-lot _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7943S3.CA.2$ IN Ru The Adsptioa .1' GERALD DAVID DENNIS, and DANIEL DENNIS by ROBERT WALTERS DELANCY HAROLD NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: HAROLD MICHAEL DEN. NIS, SR. Notice is hereby given that a suit has been filed for the adoption of your sons In the above indicated Court, the title of whIch case is as shown above. You are hereby required to fill any writtenobjectionsordefenses you may have in the above proceeding with the Clerk of this Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the Petitioner's Attorney, whose name and address appear hereln,onorbeforethel3thdayot March, 1980. If you fail todoso, the reliefrequestedlnsaidsuitmaybe granted without your WITNESS my hand and official Sealciofficeat Sanford, Seminole county, Florida, this 6th day , February, 9s (SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Eve Crabtre. Deputy Clerk Albert P. McIntosh Jr. PO BO Orla, Florida 32 Publiih February 8, 15, 22, 29 980 DER.42 ____________________________ CITYOP LONG WOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood, Florida, that the City CommIssion will hold 2205, Lake Mary, FL 32746, Seminole County, Florida under the fictItious name ci L.V.1M SPECIALITY CO., and thit'l intend to register said name with 9-Good Things to Eat _____________________________ bu, 3226733, 322-0362 s - k ...ia WflU T __ I m. prspss Lomgwood,FIorida,w)dcoplesa(e with the Clerk of the City and same may be InSpected by the public. DATED this ,Rk day ci February, A. 0.. 1*. LInda 1. Martin CftyCle,totttw CIty of Longweod, F lilidi Publiih Fib. 234 Mar. $1980 on on. 01399 1 1-Ir5tructlosn ________________ - RAINBOW 25c Ceative ExpressIons 2k 32278)3 _____ ______ ' ________ 18-HeIp tci ______________________ RN or -LPN, 4 to 12 part time. Apply in person Sanford Nunsin I Convalescent Center, ,so Meltonvllli. ____________________________ COOKS 1. COOK TRAINEES CHALLENGING -REWARDING fast food take.out store, in. wrance, cnldlt union, profit share avail. Apply Lake Mary 46 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. _______________ _______________________ OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the estate PAUL HENSON, deceased, File Number 79.503.CP, is pending in the Circuit YOU of Court for Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, FL 32771. The personal repres.n. tative of the estate is MARY LAVON HENSON, whose address is 1920 Summeelin Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Thenameandaddressot the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claIms or demar.ds 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 ta. a ti.. i VV & a .s Date of the first publication ii this NotIce 1 Administration: Feb. $5, 1*. Mary Lavon Henson As Personal Ripresintative of the Estate of PAUL HENSON Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: FRANK C. WHIGHAM, EQ$JIRE of STINSTROM, McINTOSH 4 JULIAN P.O.lox$230• Sanford FL 33771 TeliØtoni; 330-333.317) Publish February II, IL 1110 DER.4& Fire 305-671.2303 Equal Opportunity Employer M.F. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS Division of Major US Corp. is seekIng DOT qualified drivers for anew over the road private I,,l hi he.4 in Sanford, Fl. Qualified ap. pllcants must have twoman team exp., be at least 25 yrs of ae 8. have a mm. of 2 yrs. over the road exp., good references 1. a proven safety ,ar,In. I Martha V. Mikier REALTOR 611)885 or 3237926 after hrs. 41-Houses foyer & bathS, Ig brick FP in FR w-paddie fans, built in microwave, half acre oak shaded lot. $95,000. %Mf h* REALTORS 71)0 Sanford Ave. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL US. WE HAVE BUYERSI Day or Nlgh 24 work. . there wouldn't be any. HOME CAREHOSPITALSTAFF NURSES Al DES-. 3 to 11; 11 to 7 LIVE-IN COMPANION City. Buy now build later. $21,900. HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO DERN POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM,FIREPLACE,EAT.IN , SER V ING ORANGE AN D. OR SEMINOLE COUNTY IMMEDIATELY OUTSIDE SOLICITORS EARN TOP Cashler.Hostess Exp only AM shIft 4 days. Apply In person Deltona inn, see Mrs. G. Need person to do HEAVY work (laundry, dry cleaning I. P.T drIver). Must have valid chauffeur license. Apply in person 113 Palmetto Ave., Sanford Dry Cleaners. _____ ______ 29-Roonn Sanford Oraci&is lIving, Reas. Weekly I monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. pak 041.7583.- UNFORD-Remodelect I BR plus den-air, tile bath. $220. Adults. 541-7883. 'on Lake Ada. Just So. of. Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Viilsg. ,Unfurnished COMMISSIONS Lk. Mary Blvd., 3 BR, 25, garage, ref., range, mIcrowave, drapes, no pets. Call Bob Lovinbury Circulation Manager $375 mo. 162.4193. EVENING HERALD 322-2611 New Restaurant offering a position for Manager Train.. w.opportunity of ownership to right party. Must be bondable. Call between 1 5, 3 333.9$33, 4 BR, IS, fenced yd. in Sunland. $375 mo. lit I last I $100 damage. 323.4903. It you are having difficulty findiisç a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some servIce you have need of, read cli our went ds every day. - -- LPN'S & AIDES Setter LIving Center of Casselbsrry Call fO app$. 339.3003 TREASURE SEEKERS Percentage Interest for work opening known GOLD MINI. 2234629. $370 per thousand for envelopes you mall. Postage Paid. Frei. $LW.EH P.O. Box 13322*. Orian, Pla. 33009. Iarlsndsr-Cechtail Wallress Ezp., apply in person Doltona Inn. Mon thru Fri. I to 6 p.m. ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, Ravenna Park 3 BR home w.FI. rm I sc. porch leading to beautiful pool, patio I BBQ. $49,900 with 8"i pct. assumable mog. or VA.FHA financing. - VACANT I READY 3 IN, 21home w.FR, esl.ln kit., del car garage In Irandermdl. $430 me. $305500 _________________________________ 43-L.ots-Acreage - RANCHES GROVES 2565 I H. Ernest MORRIS Duffle Bags, 56 99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 301 SanfordAve FRONTAGE NEAR CAR ' ' $3,500 dwn. for 10 acres, owner BROKER 25th St. will assist with financing. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. CHECK OUT THIS ONE AT UNDER $400001 3 Bdrm, 1½ . Bath, fully carpeted, fenced .. yard w.utllity bldg. and,,,,,,. garage. Attractive brick front, all this and privacy. 1 yr. warranty. $39,900. _______________ _______________________ STEMPER AGENCY LAKE MONROE- Bass fishing capital of the wonidl Lovely Bdrm, 2½ Bath lakefront 't home has pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace in Florida room, formal dinnIng, lots of extras $19,900. IQulet -1 -Story PRICED REDUCED to 1198 W. 25th ST. SANFORD $52,300 I _i - REALTY I . nc. MULTIPLELISTING REALTOR Geneva 3acres-$iO,000 Lk.Harney200'-537,000 :sl!!çVIiIs] j I 3237832 A $tudli - t, 2, 3 II. Suites (Intent. - Adult - Family PeaI - Laundry perch, got'., fIreplace, 1g. treed lot, good area, needs paint. HAL COLIT 47-Real Estate Wanted 'Webuy your equity, close In 24 Ii... AWARD REALTY, INC. PrIme IL Johns Goed fishing, lake frontage, 3 acre minI farm. Comp. w 3 BR home. Osteen. A LP - - - - - Just perfect for sin. tam. or retired couple. 7 BR, 15, LR, FR, very attractive kit., Deftona. • MICROWAVE I I Push bulton controls, has caro usel. still in warranty. Originally $649, assume pay • ments of $21 mo. Agent 339- I _____ KENMOPF WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. a MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0497 - • _PusIsxasf.r$aIi 3I2S ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: Do you fled tIme or. your hands? Do you enl.y housework? Could yen use $3.11 hr dorm, Ike tws. the kids are Ir. school? Come see us. QualIty lIen No.1k, I-I & 4. Lor.iwo.t Person ti carOor4 me. girl, my home nigles. Sal. nego. Rosin I lard ienal. m.,is. FUR N. DUPLEX-neir doom town, very neat 2 story. Cozy home tar 2 families or great Investment with excellent income. $36000 owner financed w.$L000 dwn. larold N.H lsdty REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night Washer repo. GE aeluc model. Sold orig. $109.35, used short time. flal. $189.lIor $19.35 mo. Agent. _________________ 3 COURT. . I Hwy 46 E. from Sanford Fla to S.R. 416A North to Ostson, Faa. Turn right at Post Offlc• Follow AuctIon sIgns 3½ mIles to proputy. TERN$ 50% Down ($2600.00 sale day) Sal • 10% for 5 y•ars DIRECTIONS: • i,,. • 210 N. 1741. Cassatoarry, Pt, • - Ref. repo. 16 cu ft frost f!ee. • 5% DIscount for Cash • EMPLOYMENT (305) TOMORROW -. 1 s toeIcIs-ciu year Navy I recruiter. Cell us c.II,ct: Low,. Tiasli at 3314309. N OR SHINE - 53-N.Radio.Slereo I 862-3383 TELEVISION RCA color console 25", sold new ___________________ over $700. Balance due $175. or take over my payments month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 562.5394. REALTY & AUCTION CO., BROKER P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32760 AUCTION UNDERTENT C - Orig. $529. now $205 or $19 mo. Agent 3390386. . ClosIng 30 days INSPECTION DATES: Feb.24 thru 29 from 12-6 p.m. For Additional Information or Frea Brochure Call I The US Navy otters groat I weertosiwes N yes salIfy, I Seed pay -bseikN, shiee Is Isara while yes ears. Webuyusedfurniture FURNITURE& THINGS - - soOS. SanfordAve. ON PROPERTY - - _________________________________ ___________________________________ Asphalt Sealing I BASE SEALING 8 MAINT. CO. I Home Irrrovement COURT CIJSTOMSCQNST Custom design l'onie, Additions 323 0281 _______________________________ Home Repair .ompieteMobile Home Repair 349 5259 ________________ _________ CUSTOMI'OMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses SO BALINT 372 8665 I Man, quality operation 8yrs eap Ptio5. Driveways t'td Wayne Beal 327 1321 -Es easy to place a Classified Ad Larry's Mart, 2)5 SanfOrd Ave. Buy & Sill, the tinest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMNG FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur nifure, 205 E. 25th St. 323098). ____________________ -. ------------- ________________________ ______ ________ _____________ AUCTION -ANTIQES Sat., Feb. 23, startIng at 10a.m. - Bridges Hwy. 46 -' Antiques & Auction 3232101 ' I The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. .jU Results ____________ . . * _____________________________ We'll even help you word it Call 322 7611 Beauty Care AUCTION SALE FR I. 7 :30 P.M. * Antique wail clock over 100 yrs. old, 100 day clock, antique treddle sewing machine, couches, chairs, oil furnace, oil heater, TV's, bar, cab sink, dish washer, auto washer, nice van seat, wall shelving, golf clubs & bog, sweepers, & all kinds of misc. TOWER'S BEAU ('V SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5i9 E 1st St ,322 5717 _____________________________ Land Clearing __________________________ ___________________________ Landclearing, F ill Dirt & Clay Chuck Gormlv 377 7991 Ceramic fl$ _______________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 2$ yrs. Exp. $698562. _______________________ La& l..andscaping - ______________________ .ERTIFIEOLAWN &LANDSCAPINC, FREE ESTIMATES322 790? ______ _______________________ D'essnking _______________ Painting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 332.0707 _____________________________ Panting by Anthony Corino, Quality nI or Eal , pressure cleaning. Free Est. 3720071. ll ________________________ _____________________ )rywall, Leilings, and Walls repaired. Res. & Comm. Remodel 1. Additions. - Call 131•.5399or $62 0134 - Painting & Repair _____________________ Trent Painting I. Repair ________ Interior 8. ExterIor ________________________ - - Free Est. 377 355$ ___________________________ Grooming & Boarding ______________________ Animal Haven Grooming 8 ______________ Boarding Kennels, Thermo stat Controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes, We cater to your pet. 322 Sljl ' -- . I ---- Make room in your attic, garage Sell idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly adtaker at PAINTIPIG& REPAIR lndiv rrns & houses 3fl I2Slaft6p.m. _______________________________ Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES. Call anytime 349 5259 _____________ 3222611 or $319993. ___________ _______________ Housecleaning ___________ Wedding photography by John Cullum free engagemtnt photos or color SxIO 323523$, Housewives Cleaning Service Personaliied, Ia$I,dependable Regular or Itime basi$ PleasecailattSp.m. 6715094 - _____ _________________ I ____________ Welding BARK.jW - 5 WELDING SERVICE Hone Iniuvnwd 32) 0517 items new & uSed. DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE - _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ - . WE BUY USED FuPNITURE& APPL lANCES Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 337 S7I. ' - - NEW& REPAIR Free Est. 830 1153 aft 6 Cash 322-4132 R.Iadtlpr. ces ST. JOHNS RIVER PARK PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE PRIVATE ROADS' UTILITIES ZONED Al 04 MILES ST. JOHNS RIVER & CANAL FRONTAGE LAND OWNERS ASSN. AUCTION AUTHORIZED BY U'S. DISTRICT AApsrhn,ø,s & Part time Estimator 68-Wanted to Buy 52-.11an _________________________________ I - Saturday' • March 1 • 11:00 A.M. (±)Acris • 10 Acre Tracts 540 Homssltss • Invsstm.nj Prop.rty ':E' ' Rabbits for Sale Dressed, live or any size 323 6656 alt Stereo Chairs Lamps All prided to sell 867 SOSOaft 930p.m. Oak Runk Chhlul 0 i;ii - 67-Li vestock. Poultry __________________________ Like new323 0813 - • \1 _____________ __________________________________ Rail, springs I mattress, - . Goods Sell that extra bike with a low cost ClaSsified Ad. _____________________ _________ - 321-0659 . - • Exp. only need apply , SDrawerFileCab.,$S0 Chest of Drawers, $20 118W TV, $20. 323 7247 _______________ _____________________ cluding bulltin Microwave CARPENTERS ,. ' repossessed, used very short time. Original $591, bal. Sill or $21 ma. Agent 3391384. - _______ - ' I off of total inventory of brand new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyt free local Oellvery. rfolrs Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 322 S7 -197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, Evei. 3320613,322.1517 207E.2Sth St. ____ - Spring special 2 coats of sealer I on 1500 ych or more, 25c per sq yt. restriping 9c ft Any cleanipg extra-Any repair extra 65-Pets.SUpplies We use only Federal Spec materials. Cosmicoat Sealer Manchester puppies 2 mo old. Been in Seminole Cty 20 yrs & 515. House flCxt etoor to : Sanford 322 1510 OrI 8316303 the S Points Bar 322 2591 i ___________________- D1i:JVlIIf APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try, this 3 Bdrtn, 2 Bath, dIn. rm., -_,j COLUMNS. ardeq eqva ' - FROM THE WANT MULTIP.j,E LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349.5100 322.1939 - MOLon paved road. Improved pesture, partly wooded, Zoned A.I. Owner financing. $45,000. ... SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES REALTOR 337.499) OLD MIMS ROAD- 20 Acres . -___ I ' Pool Table, Cue Sticks Accessories 322 1611 aft S p m. Orlando 327 1577 Sanford 410640 i'.,'r - 'fl - box springs 8. mattreSses at 70 prt above dealers cost. Twin, full size, gueen& king. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th SI. 323 0981. ______________________ 7439 S Myrtle Ave. RE AL ESTATE REAL TOP, 372 7198 . . _____________________________ BROK ER Call Bart - - IIIiI,I .1 - SEIGLER REALTY Save Gas-move into' this (like new), 3 BR, 26 home, central located, only $43,000, assume mont. at 7~ Orlando 321 1577 Sanforct 321 0640 92. 1 mile west of 'ilu'.'i)W"v Daytona B,',iitt .li putjlii. AUTO AU( lION Tbesdayl Saturday at 730. It's 't- e only one In Florida You sit The reserved price. Call 904 25S r furTher details. WY Toy breed silky Terrier, I mo. Babysitting Service old, male. Pedigreed, no _____________________ larger than tO lbs. futl grown, 5)00 365 7413 322 0283 Mrs Barbara Johnson Uscd full size hotel motel bed ---- (after S p.m.) Bldg 2716, Apt. 2 ding. Very clean. $14 9Sea Masters Cove ApIs NolI's Sanford Furniture 66--Horses Age Nt'wbornto I yrs Salvage, 17 92, So. of Sanford. _______________________________ Ba m to Sp in Mon thru Fri 372 5721. Gentle Pony, good with kids, For You suppty all necess. more information call 323 1183 5.10 per child per week Why buy used? New brand name I between 3 8. B 51-Household - aCop $16.500 cash, trade. let deal. I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION I ___________________ - CROCKETT ctComgs across from Sanora entrance. Zoned Residential In County. 126,000-St. Johns River access, I SEIGLER REALTY - - - I CROCKETT Cog cYComi. - AM FM 8 track stereo, cruise. likO new $3 Mi or best i)tle'r, 339 9152 SI1 F iLl. DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND p f Call Cl,,rk & Hirl 323 1S8 ____________________ I . Bet's. DUt. motel U S & Matt , $30 set. Sanford Auction. 121$ S. French, 323 73.10 __________________ .VILSONMAIFR FURNITURE liLlY, SF1 L TRADE 311 315 F First St. 322 5622 - Reg. REAL ESTATE Broier 4LL OF THE ABOVE PRO PERTIES ARE AVAILABLE 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. WITH TERMS AND WE Eve. 862.36$' $345300 olderhome,900dcond.,corner HAVE MANY MORE NOT lot, owner finance with sub. ADVERTISED Lk. SyivanArea, Sacres. $fl stantial dowi. CALL US ANYWAY. Other parcels avail. w. Maiiczowski. REALTOR 327 835,000-6 + acres + Beautiful i 7983. double wide, cleared & fenced, ___________________________ this won't last, call & sea I SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE today. 3 lotS total 180x196, directly ______________________________ - -- ' RIAGE COVE YOUR CHOICE FROM $1,500. Sr. . . -- -. 62-Lawn.Garden 7 WOODED LOTS, ROAD good terms. Osteen. ' - _________ 2' ACRES NEAR LAKE I HARNEY, GENEVA AREA I 6' acres for only 5)6.500 - Very - - - ,ur, , - Ii .-We specialize inFARMS -- - - ______________________ Chevy PU iso autotrans. PS. pn 51.000 -- jfl 7647- w GOING IN SERVICE. OWNER SAYS REDUCE 5 ACRES IN UPSALA TO $7,500 CASH OR TERMS - - - Got a dirty Car' Get it eli'aried tike brand 'tow fIring ? to Bill's F na Station it 15th 8. 7 wax io's too CIiII 12.' 9f60 1975 Dodge' :T p u __________ , ---- _____________________ Side by Side rt'friqt'r,.tor, $75. 59--lWJSiCill Mr?rchandise picnic table, 2 benches. $30. full site baby bed w mattre, PIanos 8. organs, stock 523. 0,0. Porch rockers. 579 95; clearance, big savings Call metal office desk, $70 JenkinS ) Bob flaIl 327 4103 7202 French Furniture, 705 F 75th St. 373 _________ Deftonat Hero it isl Should $LIN, only $6-4j00. Custom built 3.3, has everything Ir.. HO. Realty Inc. REALTOR - _________ - ......... i Trans Am. Silver Ann, --- RORSONMAP,NE 2927 Hwy 1792 Sanford. Fla. 32771 $45 for 8' piCk up delivered 373 49-17 aft 1 - Pontar. 74 Grand Pr'. Auto air AM FMaP,' deck P W 3130254 78-1torcycles - ------ I?' Alum V t)OttOfli Sears float, S Stip Sears motor, like new & trailer, all for 5.325 373 0393 fI1tLIOOD - -- .- A OK TIRE 372 7480 NEW TIRES$t9 898. UP 2413 F rench Ave Sanford I -.-55 -Boats & Accessories ______________________ 50Miscellaneous for Sale 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED I LAKE FRONT, LAKE I HELEN AREA 550.000 VA&FHAinanning ___________ Multiple Listing Service I BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 REALTORS 9 PARK BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 Branch CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL Office h 23- 2222 HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE, $49,500. MUST ...-. BE SOLD THIS WEEKI $20,000-New Listing,) BR, 18, OPEN HOUSE Saturday I Sunday 1:30; 4:30 Charming tneeshaded3 BR, DR,; FP, garage. 2532 Princeton off - Fenced, CHIA, $330 me. 333-6570 New Home II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC 556.900 Ln Con? . extra cIe,,n good tires, full', equip AM FM, 50 322 2611 before S Car-s RemoVed - _________________________ , il 7) VW nio'l .112 CALL 323 9545 . To Dollar Paid for punk & cars. trucks & heavy equipment. 322 SO --------Yard S,ilt. Thus thru Sun 2400 Sui,imi'rl,n Range's, Stereos Diapers to Disco, Misc. ____________________________ p Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgage's We alSo make Real Csfate Florida Mor Business lo' tqage Investment 1101 E Robinson, Orlando, 427 2976 ______________________ 8 ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL ING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOL USIA COUNTY. 578.500. Ar, Exc Cond 5) -is 869 1047 79-Trucks.Tratlers _________________ - _________________ ________ ANYTIME ALLY BUILT ASA DUPLEX, 302.373.1163 Pretty3SR,W,S - Lk.Mary I VACANT MAKE OFFER, 828,500. . SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home3 BR, 3$, extra 1g. kit.,1, Fl. rm. on) acre. $450 mc. Ph. Seigler R:'ty, BROKER, 321. 0141. - 322-2420 ROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGIN. . . 47A-K5rtgages Bouqhf &Solci PLUS ACRES WOODED ROAD FRONT AGE DELTONA AREA $17,700 _____ ---- - - _____________ ____________ BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $50 Call 332 1621; 327 IAAQ bi U. ladies clothing size 10. fl1e'fl'S (lothing, coat size -I?. pants size 36. shirts silt' IS: misc Sat only 9 I? 710 S Virginia Ave -----________ -_______GIGANTIC SALE SAT 23 9 to? 2560 Elm Ave Clothing, toys, kit & household items fly We buy egu'ty houses. apts. & vacant land Lucky In vestments, F' 0 Boa 79 Sanford 3fl 4711 i -- -. - 47-Real Estate Wanted __________________________ I HIGHWAY I 4 FRONTAGE, Dc BARY AREA 15 WOODED ACRES 531.500 -' Sanford's Sales Leader I I ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. HIGH WOODED ACRE of quiet countrylivingonasm.lake Markham Rd. $37,500 with cxc. ', terms. , 77.Jullk - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 tt 75 models Call 3)9 91t3 or 8)1 4605 (Dealer) -- -.- . - - -- , _________ - 43-LOtS-ACreage ----- --- -- -- . LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF C our beautiful new BROAD. FINER HOMES NEAR MORE, front I. rear BR's. SAPIORP TAKE YOUR PICK, \ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $7,900 EACH. p I$O3OrlandoDr. 323.5200 A buy for $51,500. WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW3SEDROOM,3IATH,2 CAN GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, MANY EX TRAS. M9.000. _____________________________ ________________________________ -. with Payments 5250 & under to qualified buyers. 147 Carver Ave. 1 293 9171. 42-IV'cbile Homes BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. --- .-. '0 CacIy, 2 dr Cojpe 0eV lie Good running rand Stereo, ri's. new battery racial muffler & chocks S'95 32) S?e2 _________________________ V u'd Sale Sat Sun Misc Items 2434 S Chase Ave ing Monopoly, and you own all four railroads!" ri ONLY THE BEST I BR 26 I homein Sanoraw-C.H&A, pan. FL rm., eat.in kit., pantry & every feature imaginable! -- Yard Sale S families Saturday. Feb 2) 9.aOaI. Drive',9 5 Oste'en. Fl "SEVENTY DOLLARS? Let me guess...we're play CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. p 1- ____________________ ______________________ location! Just 2 yrs. old! Now 534,9001 Call 3232222, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY . - / 1, It'ilikepennies from heaven when you Sell 'Don't Needs' with a. want ad Furniture, W D. yet tpols Fri & Sat Orhid plants s: so 'i' Sat only tfOl Maple Abe' / / 1 BR, lB. all aPl. md. W&D. approx. 770 Sq ft , outside storage, pool & club house, assum first or owner will consider terms $27,000 Orlando 277 1798 + 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR Now at new reduced price $57,000. This large 4 BR, 28 home is instantly available, all the extras you want in a fIne home, too. Owner will help -. finance if you assume 1½ pc?. VA mtg. Call todayl Eve. 305-648 5640 _________ - 32-Houses HOURS FLEXIBLE V'- 1ve313-$Sl -- - . For Sale ________________________________ REDUCED rental income business propertyt Super MORTGAGE. __________________________ 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only NEED $32,900 WITH ASSUMABLE 'I] - 41A-Condomlniunn KITCHEN. REDUCED TO 25445. French Aye. 322-0231 -: 322.5333, 322.3772, 322-0779 - CASASANDRONI i BEAUTIFUL I BR, 2B brick home in Lk. Mary. Lg. FL rm., w.FP & wet bar, C-H&A, eqpt eat-in kit, 1g. patio rental unit!. BPP SERVICE CON TRACT. Only $11,500. LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S 300 E.Commercial Ave. REALTORS - PORCH I NEW ROOF. 'ALL FLORIDA REAlTY OF SANFORD REALTOR . NEW HOMEs E XC ELLEN T Country Propertyl 3 BR, lB home immaculate cond. "as is" just $20,000. AREA. $35,500. BROILER 1. i.,RILL COOK FOOD WAITRESSES COCKTAIL WAITR ESSES Exp. only apply in person - - / /•_1' Executive Home -Loch Arbor 3 BR. Pec room, pool. 7 yrs old Assume 7'. mtq Owner will hold 2nd with large down ____ 577.000 32122.8± t 322-9283 STENS1'ROI 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT 323.7156 UPJOHN HEALTH CARE 30-Apartments Unlurnished CALL 628.0636 HOUR garage alum. sIding. Lovely REALTOR MLS 3V%.M161 oreves. 3230S17 / Sale 65 Comet, $650. 70 Ppnt Ccin 5995 904 383 7753 or 0 IRE -3727480 Sioc kS $196 f4',', Out', $695 N,'w (ltt,'r,,", 52995 241) French Ave , Sanford in,', / for 8G-Au?os - Reimage Sale S,.t . Sun & Mon 116W Woodl,ind Dr Also 2 Boat', MU __________________ NEW & USED BATTERIES Will buy rink Arito flatteries Best Price M,iior Credit Cards BATTERY sHoP 107W 27th SI 323 9111 54-Garage Sale LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323 6400 Knowles fealty Inc. REAL TOP 628.3005 REALTY home on or only $29,900. 321167$ ,..' 1978 Dodge step cdi' I. fake over 5144 mci 372 l455a1t -I Looking for a ob' he Classified Ads will nei YOU find that oh 76-Auto Parts our lot or yours REALTOR fl 713S' S. French (Ii 971 Sanford 323 S3 322-7972 ______________________________ 2 BR, FP, well kept fencud yd, U, with a 'ant ad. Agency Inc., Realtors PLAITOR O S Sanford Ave 32) 1731 ______________________ --Color port TV, Solid State. 5125. 75" Color TV. $65. AM M stereo w cassette, AM FM stereo w- record pl,n',t'r 3236670 I REAlITY Inc. REALTOR, MLS - _____________________________________ - __________________________________________________________________ s Got something to sell' A ClassIfied Ad will sell it fast. BARGAIN TV's Why pay more' ________________________ 17 79-TrUCk5.Trade - _________ 2597 M. Unsworth Realty U0IBII'S owner to hold mtg. Write P.O. " Box 261, Sanford. Movtng tà a newer home, apart. mont? Sell "don't needs" last - -. F HA V A. F HA 2 8. 215 ______________________________ Realty REALT! -. 0 1973 Traol Trailer. A C Self cpntan,'cl A I cond 5.' O 373 0687 - Y sell. $17,500. POtZ Build to Suit __________ __________ Good uS,.d TV, $25 & up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph 327 0352 I pct. irterest togual7'ed buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments 322 2787 - 72 Chev Motor Home Self COfl?,l,fl,'(l Dinette' bath. ctt'r,'oss SI COO or he',? otter 339 9W _____ 'r - TV repo 19" Zenith'. Sold prig 5.493 75 bal $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339 8386. __________ '. carpet & much more. Priced to ._iY 'Z'f the p - The Real Estate Want to Buy- 1 or 2 BR house, (Corner of French 8. 10th) ',Je__, - home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 20, C.H&A, paddle boat, sea wall, dbl. car garage, w.w ." 912 French Ave. - your busines, . use Classified Ads often. (((t) UNBELIEVABLE lake front shin, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't V Enterprse, Inc MedeI.!!.!cRealtor 641 301.T EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living is avail. in this 4½ acre estate. 3BR, 48 w. guest cottage, fruit trees. __________________________ 111 EMesIAVM.II. BATEMAN REALTY keg Real Estate Broker 7640 Sanford Avp 592.000. Prices range from $2,150 to $5,000. * * * * * * * * _____- "- REALTY WORLD. maker, Only $135,000. .323.5774 - 42. Like new, Consider tease Option 5.14,500, broker owner. ic LUXuRY LIVING 3 BR, 20, pool, BBQ. green house. 1g. patio. $55,900. 12,000 sq ft. auto lift w.air compressor, 1g. sign In front, owner will sell inventory at cost. This is a real money -. Hall I __________ INVESTMENT Western Auto, Harold '" ________ 75-Recreational Vehicles I 53-TV.Radio-Stereo - 'TRAIN 'TCPETS 10 acres, II horse stalls, 7 tack sheds, close in, good terms ssi.000 VA. F HA-235.Con. Homes 2 BR, 20, Condo, Kit equipped, by Gill Fo ' Low Down Payment to your phone because something wondirful is about to Cash for your lot' Will build on your happen o' our lot ___________________________ private area, C.H&A, 1g. patio, carpeted, easy cash to mort. Only $15,900. GLANCES Country 3 I. Extra fenced lot. $34,500 Midway. Newly remodeled i BR, block on 1 acre, Ig sc porch & fenced yd. New w w carpet & CH. Quiet country living. By Owner. 531.500, 322 l6 you place a ClassIfied Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close EXCLUSIVE i acre in country, 3 BR, 1',, B, 10 mm. to 1.1, co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. EOE M-F. today and your Classified Ad will wk.endoffeveryotherwk. For ppt call 3393002. _____________________________________________ W Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone322 7881, Sanford FANTASTICIBR,2B,hugekit,,'' formal OR, 1g. Master BR, Beautiful bldg. lots In Orange umrwvmgje General Laborers- Day apply at Mill office between I I. 11 am. Ref. Req. American WoodProduds,ZOOMarvIn Rd., L.nuwoU, Fl. - wuoded nail acre shows ut this 4 BR split plan w.wood & ttone exterior. Great room w-FP, solarium, sunken shower.tub combo in Master, & low assumption. Price $98,500. SIDE i31ou 41-Houses record required. Interested applicants please reply to BOX EVERY DAY someon'sls lookint for what you have to sell. Call' RN's- LPN'S statement of any claim or demand a public hearing to consider they may have. Each claIm must enactment of Ordinance No. 477, be in writing and must indicate the basisfor the claIm, the name and entitled: ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY addrissofthecreditororhls agent OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, or attorney, and the amount AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, claimed. If the Claim is not yet 143 OF SAID CITY; SAID OR Dl N. due, the nature of the uncsftaII'tty ANCE BEING THE COMPRE. shall be stated. lithe claIm is HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE secured, the security shall be OF THE CITY OF LONOW000, described. The claimant shall FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT deliver sufficient copies of the CHANGING THE ZONING OF claim to the clerk to enable the CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM clerk to mall one copy to each R.3 RESIDENTIAL TO C.COM. perionat representative. All persons interested in the MERCIAI. DISTRICT; PROVID. NOAH EFFECTIVE DATE, RE. estate to whom a copy of this PEALING OR DINAH CE S IN Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN CONFLICT HEREWITH, THREE MONTHS FROM THE was pIac, THE OF FIRST firetreedingon February 18, 900. DATE OF THIS _- the City tninmit,ina. y,ill PUBLICATION conSider same 'Ta,sgs NOTICE, t file any O*CIiOn$ and .doplion after tt'i• pubiic they may havi that challenge the hearing, which will be held in the vaildity of the decedent's wilt, the CityHalletLonswood,FI.rlda,cn qualifications f the personal Ma.y, the hIlt day ci March, representatIve, or the venue or AD., 1980, at 7:30 p.m., ores soon jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND f,y as poos*ie. At the meeting interested prtios may OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED to Ordinince. This hearing may be cotdkwed from time to time w* ii final action is taken by the City Commiosign. A copy of the proposed Or. dinance is pooled at the City Hall, _________________________ PAUL HENSON CLAIMS Workers needed for cabinet manufacturing shop. Must have knowledge of tools. Apply Gentry Manufacturing Co. Bldg. 3, Sanford Airport. 9 a.m..3 p.m. M-F. 32733. N EEDED NOW! NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING GREAT TAX SHELTER with EXCELLENT RETURN ON INVESTMENT. Call todayt i at Fire Station No. 1, 4755 Palmetto Ave., Goldenrod, Fl. Naveloranges$.grapefruit Able to prepare complete meals for oeoole olus handle general kit, duties. Must be reliable I able to get along w.elderly people. Good working conditions with 3 day Division IN RE: ESTATE OF models from ONLY $519,900. Low 11.5 pct. interest assumable With $15,900 down. ' March 5. 1980. Applicants must be a Florida State Cer. titled Paramedic 8. Florida State Certified Firefighter. Applications may be obtained COOK ALL AROUND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 79.103.CP NEW 2 BR, 10, 8. 3 BR, 20, Perfect location $31300 322.0313 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 51g. James L. Albert PublishFebruaryl,15,22,fl, 19S0 DESI) Dining Room Help Apply in person Holiday Inn 1.4 Sanford. 323.4010 plicatlons for the position of Firefighter.Paramedlc thru Seminole County, Florida In ac. cordancewiththeprovisionsolttte Fictitious Name Statutes, To-WIt: kc$ 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957 BUYA DUPLEX. citrus trees, low cash to mtg. Will Baby Sit In my home anytime _________________________ is 83.10 hr. to start. Horian Engineering, 600 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary, Fl. 32746. Dept. will be excepting ap. - appear here tomorrow. Notice hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. Box Light hand assembly help needed, Days 8 afternoons. Goldenrod.Dommerich 323.7382 Notice Legal OES43 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, _________ F.T or PT in my home HEREBY before March 12, 1980. Otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on February 6, 1980. (SEAL) Found Lost Bassett Hound, Male, Tn. color, needs daily medication for allergies & infection. Family pet. Call 322.1239 aft 3 p.m. whose residence is unknown: YOU & _______ Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service, All ages, P.O. Box 607), Clearwa. tf. Fl. 33511. * SHADOW LAKE WOODS- --__________________________ 4'-PUrsonais Friday, Feb. 22,l98-)iA WILSON PLACE- gorgeous new home w.2300 sq It, tiled And Many More - Noon Ft'ido Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ce BEAT INFLATIONa' Sickness 8. Accident Dis. Noon The DQ1efore PublicQtion CHRISTOPHER BRUCE FOLEY. a minor child. NOTICEOFACTION TO: MARGARET M. JOLYN, their stepfather. FILE NO. 49444.CP DIVISION PROBATE IN RE: THE ESTATOF a MARGARET M. JOSLYN, HAROLD MICHAEL DENNIS, DES 97 official a MaryT.Norton, 1 Publish: February 22, 1980 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UN) - A NASA In guessing the oftdelayed maiden launch of America's first reusable spaceship will be delayed again. John Yardley, NASA's associate administrator space transportation systems, told news conference Thursday he doubts the space shuttle Columbia can be launched by the target date of November 30th. "Officials have more confidence In the end of November usa launch date, which is a very ambitious target, but I think January would be likely," he said TheColumbta,whlchorlglnallywasscheduled to fly In 1fl8, could make the maiden voyage anytime thIs November and March 1981 v TOUC CITYOFWINTERSPRINGS, FLORIDA Shuttle Delay Seen PetItioner .... - to. . THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CASE NO. $0.297.CA.04.P IN RE: The Marriage of RONALD EDWARD JOSLYN SR. 155A Plantation Plaza DeBary, Florida 327)3 and file the original with the Clerk - 3fc -Cleaning ExperIence preferred - not essential. IPaid Vacations Company Paid Life Insuranc •Paid Holidays IStock Purchase Plan •Paid Sick Leave •Paid Pension Plan •Free Hospitalization DEADLINES Attorneys for Plaintiff 500 Barnett Bank Bldg. Jacksonville, Florida 3fl()3 Publish Feb. 22, 29, 1980 DES 103 ----- - ----- -_____________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ADOPTION OF SECTION lit; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI TV. CONFLICTS AND EFFEC. lIVE DATE. A copy of said Ordinance shall be available at the office of 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. puouisnea in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation of the City, one (I) time at least fifteen 11S1 days prior to the time of the public hearings. Dated this 15th day of February, I line 3conseCutiVetime% SATURDAY 9 Noon SCHWALBE 8. NICHOLS RONALD EDWARD JOSLYN SR. - .c MONDAY lhru FRIDAY ...uu, TO THE PERSONNEL POLICY TO PROVIDE FOR THE ----- 5.30 P M 8 00 A M RATES ' Itime F%W HOUO NIGHT MAINTENANCE as NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Seminole County, and you are requested to serve a copy ot your written defrne, fl dIlY Iii it. onlhePetitioner,whosenarneand address are: vievcc Shin ---,-. - thereof recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 93, Public Records of mjnoIe County. FlorI,t at public sale, to the highest and .a3;;, o fl Wt,i front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at 11:00 AM. on the 14th day of March, 1980. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk SMITH, HULSEY, Fl., on Tuesday, March 11, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, to Consider an Ordinance entitled as follows: APd ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA. REPEALING SEC i IONS 17 1, Il 2 AND 17 3 OF THE WINTER SPPINC.S CODE OF OR Dl N A N CE S EN TI T L ED PERSONNEL AS WELL AS ALL RESOLUTIONS PERTAINING 1. Skiøner Silently a- . ---------- WILLIAMS Lot 68, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT ONE, according to the PIat ri.#rlh,l CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF CLASSIFIED DEPT. Dendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to an order er a final judgment of foreclosure entered in the abovecaptioned action. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as: property. Lot 1, Block "A", Meredith Manor, Nob Hill Section, PIat Book 'I Pages 5.4 8. 55, Section 1, TownThip 21, Range 29, Seminole County, Florida. ' Interested parties may address their comments, in writing, to the Land Development Division, Seminole County Services Building. Sanford, Florida. Comments should be received within 14 days of the publication of this notice Herb Hardin Land Development Manager Seminole County, Florida PubliSh: February 22. 1980 DES9S ............ . Southern Bell Gears For Fight - ARSINIA LAVERN and others, 831- 9993 322 - 26)1 Plaintflf, The Seminole County Land Development Division iS in receipt of an application for the con struction of a boat dock and a boat - ...boue.on..LbcJoJInwinn routine office duties. Apply in person Cobia Boat Co. 100 Silver Lake Rd. NO. lO0044.CA.0.K PUBLIC NOTICE NORTH BAY VILLAGE, Fla. tUPH - Authorities say a "weird" 17-year-old boy, freed two weeks ago on probation, has been charged with the grissly slayings of four persons that police say resemble the Charles . . ?siansoiiinurdel................. Ray Anthony Mitchell of Miami was in the custody of Dade County police today, charged with four counts of murder and armed robbery and two counts of burglary. He is charged with the slayings of two couples, who lived about a block away from each other on the plush, quiet island of North Bay Village. I'olice said Mitchell apparently had a partner and were questioning an 18-year-old youth late Thursday night, but had filed no charges against him. Odndo - Winte,' Pai'k Seminole 40-A-Apartments & Diplexes SWITCHBOARD OPE RATOR .RE CEPT ION 1ST Must be capable typist, various CLASSIFIED ADS COLONIAL MORTGAGE COM. PANY, a corporation, -- --- ,. 18-f Wanted Legal Notice Carpentry, Painting,Maint. of all types Lit. Bonded 323 6038 Insured 1348399 I Custom built utility 5. b trailers, truck racks & misc, repairs Dell's Auchon Hwy.46West,Sanfo 323 $620 ______________ -__________________________ _______________ 'P01 Estate Cdjnmercial 1. Resi. dental AuctIons I Appraisals. CIII Dell's uction, To List You Business... - 322261lOr83999I _____________________________________________________ -______ - .'Te7 . . ___ ___ ••' jl - -' ' I ij 1 , r. , j _____________ ____ �I I. I 1 WE ' LL PAY YOU IMMEDIATE 2 DAYS ONLY 2 DAYS ONLY DIAMONDS SILVER COINS ETC. FOR GOLD IMMEDIATE CASH PAID TO YOU... NO AMOUNT TOO LARGE OR SMALL TWO DAYS ONLY CLASS RINGS $1 225 $75o0 1OK.14K FEB. 24 10 AM to 6 PM NOON to 5 PM 5 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 1OO to WE'LL BUY ANY GOLD OR PLATINUM RINGI A WE'LL PAY YOU CASH TO CLEAN YOUR HOUSE OF SCRAP GOLD, SILVER AND OLD COINS J.S. COINS 1964 1 AND BEFORE U.S. SILVER DOLLARS 1935 AND BEFORE SANFORD, FLORIDA WE'LL PAY YOU TOP DOLLAR WEDDING BANDS FEB. 23 WE'LL PAY YOU Friday, February 22, 1980 RINGS SUNDAY SATURDAY Evening nenild A IF IN DOUBT... BRING IT OUT SCRAP GOLD GOLD AND SILVER HAVE REACHED. AN ALL TIME HIGH I WE PAY CASH FOR: NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL. CASH IN THE BANK IS BETTER THAN SCRAP AROUND THE HOUSE. DIG OUT YOUR OLD CLASS R I NG ,WEDDING BAND, ETC. GET TOP DOLLAR FOR IT NOWI DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN SUGAR AND COFFEE PRICES SKY ROCKETED AND THEN CAME BACK DOWN? GOLD AND SILVER PRICES ARE HIGH NOW, SO SELL NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS HIGH. 'ANTIQUE JEWELRY 'DENTAL GOLD 'BRACELETS 'CHAIN ETC. ANYTHING GOLD 10K-14K.18K WE MAY NEVER BE ABLE TO PAY THESE HIGH PRICES AGAIN. ' HIGHEST PRICES PAID BASED ON GOLD & SILVER MARKET CLOSING FEB. 22 YOUR COINS DON'T NEED TO BE IN PERFECT CONDITION - BUYING FRANKLIN MINT WE SPECIALIZE IN FRANKLIN MINT AND OTHER PRIVATE MINT SILVER AND GOLD BARS & MEDALLIONS Its 14 TOP DOLLAR WE ALSO BUY CANADIAN SILVER COINS 1966 AND BEFORE PAID TOP GOLD JEWELRY Herald photo by Tom Vincent DR PAID In the summer many of the members 'shuffle off to Buffalo" but Y NEW, OLD OR BROKEN JEWELRY MARKED 10K. F 14Ke18K, WE WILL GIVE YOU A FREE EVALUATION AND THE DECISION UP TO YOU. WE'LL BE IN SANFORD TWO DAYS C SATURDAY FEB. 23 10 AM to 6 PM BRING ITEMS TO: HOLIDAY INN 0 LAKE MONROE SANFORD shuffleboard courts. Story and photos are on pages 2 and 3. NOTICE SANFORD POLICE OFFICERS WILL BE ON THE PREMISES FOR PROTECTION SUNDAY FEB. 24 NOON to 5 PM SORRY, WE'RE TOO BUSY TO ACCEPT PHONE CALLS! right now there Is a lot of slipping and sliding going on at the local pRECIOUS IUIflI REPRESENTATIVES OF PRECIOUS METAL REFINERS WILL BE AUTHORIZED TO PAY YOU IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ANY ITEM CONTAINING GOLD OR SILVER... PRECIOUS METAL REFINERS IS A FLORIDA BASED COMPANY OPERATING NATIONWIDE. WE ARE NOT IN TOWN TO SELL ANYTHING. WE ONLY WANT TO BUY. WE BUY FROM ANDIVIDUALSo ESTATES, BANKS, JEWELERS, AND COIN SHOPS. ALL TRANSACTIONS ARE HELD IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. WE PAY CASH, CHECK ISSUED BY REQUEST ONLY. REFINERS 4 ~ .- Fop . ri , .., *Uft4 - P14-yr- ., .0 I • a .• - -. ' - _1*p I . i �- - - 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday Feb. 22, iftO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Shuffle Into This GOGUIDE If you're thinking of getting out of Mt house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in lounge Tues. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford.. :T; HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available In popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - 14 - Enjoy live entertainment In lounge Ttesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you n eat Special. 14 & S.R. 48, Sanford. TTt :. Maitland Art Center Faculty and Staff Exhibition, 231 W. Packard Ave., Mattiand, Feb. 15-27. Gallery open Tuesday through Friday, 10 am, to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sunday, 14 p.m. Free to public. Shuffllnn Group For Fun And Games The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club hosted a tournament this week that drew about 100 mixed-double teams to the club's courts at the Civic Center. Teams came from numerous cities across the northern part of the state and this was the last tournament of the season with the Sanford clubactlngashost,saldtheclub'svjce president Irving Fried. The local club has about 155 members, said Fried, and a meeting and potluck dinner is held at the clubhouse on the first Tuesday of each month from October through April. Dinner starts at 6p.m. and the meetings begin at7p.m. On the third Tuesday a potluck dinner is held again, but this time instead of a meeting, the members enjoy bingo. "They are a nice, congenial bunch," said Fried, and the seniors have a good time. The clubhouse has a piano for sing-a-longs but Fried sometimes puts It to a more mischievlous use when the ladies are having a nice gab session. "When I feel nasty I play and that drowns them out so they can't talk," he laughed. Anyone Intereested In shuffling or joining the club can drop by most afternoons between 1 and 4 p.m. except Wednesdays. That is the day many of the players leave town for inter-city matches, explained Fried. Instruction as well as equipment Is available for new members, Story The Seminole Players present "A Hatful of Rain", March 6-9, 8 p.m., Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Admission free, no reserved seats. .. r / : . .. . . •. / ___ / . . ,. . "• . ; - .. ;'',," '_ I :. .' .. ...•., • j ...:. •...,.. . ç: •: ' Concentration FORT CHRISTMAS MUSEUM— AuthentTc replica of an 17 fort of the Second Seminole War Guided group tours by calling 568-4149. Free Admission. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Christmas. . . . . ... I H - 1 / / - 10"M 7.i i7Trh - w . ; . •• ... s._',,.• •4J t I% ' Members exhibition "Doorways," The Pine Castle Center of the Arts, 5903 Randolph St., Orlando, March 1-April 18. Reception March 2979:30 p.m. Free to the public. . I ....,. "The Fantasticks" will be presented at Stetson University's Stover Theatre in DeLand, Feb. 29. March 1 at 8 p.m. For reservations call 904-7344121, ext. 246,9 a.m. to noon or 734-1186 from 3:30 to 5p.m. Scoring S., - Pat Metheny jazz-rock group, 8 p.m. concert, University of Central Florida Village Center, March 1. Tickets available, Village Center main desk. Call 275.2611. . '/ I.., 45th Annual Bach Festival of Winter Park, Feb. 28-29, presented by the Bach Festival Society in Knowles Memorial Chapel, Rollins College, Winter Park. Dr. Ward Woodbury will conduct guest soloists and members of Florida Symphony Orchestra. Call 648-2000, Ext. 2233 for ticket reservations, Conversation .5 ft / 1'• ndPhotos by Tom Nts.I Orange County Historical Museum - EihIbita trace county's past: country store, pioneer kItcben moonshine still, etc. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays through Fridays; 2 to 5 Saturdays and Sundays; 812. E. Rollins St., Loch Haven Park. Friday, Feb. 22, I00-3 Points ____ �I 4—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, lflO Friday, Feb. 2, 1950—S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Books Furnish Advice On Decorating and plexiglass and metal and vintage oak. "The Apartment Book" shows you how. Although the written text Is quite sparse, you can peruse the photographs more than once and still not absorb all they have to offer. There are even a few glimpses of some of the apartments of Hollywood stars to further spark your imagination. By STEPHANIE ZVIRIN American Ubrary Aim. p Not many of us can afford a professional Interior decorator, even though our own mistakes can be costly, uncomfortable, and worse still, Impossible to live with. But there are less expensive authorities around to take some of the risk and frustration out of decorating on your own - like Max and Charlotte Aith, authors of "The Furniture Buyers Handbook." Pointing out that furnishing a home or apartment Is likely to Involve one of the largest financial outlays many of us will ever make, the Aiths have written an extremely useful consumer guide that tells how to get top quality at low cost. While they do offer' some general decorating tips and hints on furniture care and repair, their main concern Is furniture construction. They expertly escort potential buyers on a room-by-room tow of a home - bedroom, living room, kitchen, dining rootn.and even the patio stripping down lndlvual furniture pieces to examine the stuff beneath the fabric and the craftsmanship behind the fancy exterior. , The hardware store and the lumber yard will become favorite haunts, because many of the furnishings, shelf units and fixtures pictured were designed to build yourself. Try your hand at installing track lighting, turn a basket into an attractive lamp, or build a canopy for your bed. It's surprisingly easy, and project instructions are Included alongside the photograph. ¶4 ______•1 Punching, poking and prodding are de rigeur for smart buyers, say the authors, and they arm consumers with measurements of quality and durability in the form of basic facts about joinery, wood types and finishes, upholstery fabrics, carpet fibers, wicker and rattan. If the thought of approaching a show room still gives you the jitters, there's a run down of Just what to expect from salespeople and dealers. . -. -The Apartment Book" is a color photograph bonanza of creative, cost-efficient, functional Ideas designed for apartment dwellers. TV Station Asks Kids Questions Los Angeles' KTTV, heavy Into kidvid programming, is distributing a so-called "TV Viewing Card" (In both English and Spanish), urging kids to make 'troner" L Wl^&^ N) 'Z').T:Je use of TV and to Involve their AL PACINO parents. The station AND JUSTICE 500,000 of the cards have N FORALL been distributed to the county and city schools and &MOMIE the local Catholic ar14wy. 153$ chdiocese. The card, 113O IJFO'S ARE REAL designed to be hung on a TV is is* set, asks the child several questions, such as "What was neat about the show?" suats AN ALIEN ENCOUNTER iIS ONLY STAR PILOT What if you're faced with starting from scratch and have absolutely no inspiration? Interior designer Catherine Crane has more than enough to share. Her new decorating treasury "What Do You Say To A Naked Room?" is a real find. It's a comprehensive, affably, written, down-to-earth planning guide that will help you outfit your home to suit your taste and your pocketbook. Function, not formality, Is the foundation of Crane's decorating philosophy, but both the aesthetic and the practical are her concerns. She begins, appropriately, with you. Using a comfortable question-answer approach, she assists you in pinpointing what you and your family need and want from your home. Then she's right there to show you how to translate your discoveries into planned design. Next, she turns her attention to rooms themselves and explains how to select and coordinate colors patterns, textures, furnishings and accessories to make the most of a room's architectural features. She demonstrates how, with a little imagination, you can make a small room seem spacious, decorate for dramatic effect, or even design a room to reflect a mood. If It's a particular style you have in mind, Crane outlines the distinctive features of more than a dozen of them -from eclectic to French provincial. Plenty of black-and-white photographs and a selection of color (too bad there aren't more) transform written "What didn't you like?" decorating principles into reality, and, as an added bens, "Are there things in the show the book Includes a load of tips and a valuable that are good for me to do?" g1oary that will take muchbuying of the mystery out of fur"What did I learn about niture jargon. myself, my city, my safety, my health or my family?" The editors of Apartment We magazine have taken Still another approach to Interior design. They prove that a picture isindeed worth a thousand words, at least when ft comes to home decorating. "The Apartment Book" is a color photograph bonanza ci creative, cost-efficient, functional Ideas designed for apartment dwellers - but appealing to anyone Who demands versatility and flexibility from their surroimdings Thi eclectic style is of the mainstay here -a generally comfortable, though sometimes frenetic hodgepodge what's hand, what's affordable and what's beautiful to you, that is. Thus it's perfectly acceptable to mix velvet on 'S If lack of space Is your problem, "The Apartment Book" Is packed with ingenious solutions - using double service furniture to maximize your living space, extending your kitchen by hanging storage units on the ceiling. Gra6 the hammer, grab the nails, grab the "Apartment Book" and decorate away! I CROSSWORD I aa mom i. NONE MEMEMEM MENEM MEE mom III MOEN mom OMMM WMIN OMMMIMM OMMOM EMENA OMMORM OMM NORM .0 a... EMM MMM OMM MMERM ROMMMON OMMM MEE ANN EMM ANN OMMI i ACROSS western sing. er -Foley 4 Firs residue 7 Singer Torme Note of debt - II Hospital term (abbr.) 12 ScandinavIan boys name 14 Type of life insurance IS Actor -SW. ilvan 18— Linkl.tt.r 19 Pluto 21 Scottish explorer 22 Actress Got- to ale 24 Actor Swofford 25Talklngbird (var.) 2Grap.like fruit 27 Actress Franklin 29 City official 3I Singer — Ford 35 Jeffrey —ls Br (Ropers) 39 With not" remaining 43 Singst'song writer Jams and 011ie IS Large vase — 17 V.. vote 44 Ship's bow 20 Hostelry 45 One of the 22 Drone Gabor sisters 23 Actress 46 My -Sal Gardner 47 Aunt In Bar 24 Prizefighting cslona term 48 Lovi Boat's 25 Sea (French) -MacLeod 27 Feminine 50 Actor James undergarment 28 Comparative 54 Actress suffix Minnelll 30 Ear (comb. 55 Emmet form) 66 Marriage 32 Actress promise Wood 57 Profit 33 Island 58 High places (French) (abbr.) 59 Is (French) DOWN huh $ £ The Flop Of '41 February 22 thru 28 Cable Ch. c7J tJ 0 0 Cable Ch. Li (35) Independent Orlando qZ (1 7) Independent Atlanta, Ga. (10) CR Orlando Public Broadcasting System (ABC) Orlando (CB S) Orlando (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando In addition to the channels listed, cablevIsion subscribers may tune In to Independent channel 6, Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). Sports SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1980 AFTERNOON 12'30 (Y) 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Scheduled events Include 90meter ski jumping (live); men's 10,000-meter speed skating; women's slalom skiing. J,rr McKay hosts. 3:30 () Q PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the $100000 Ford Open from the Buckeye Lanes in North Olmsted, Ohio. 5:00 ( 0 GLEN CAMPBELL LOS ANGELES OPEN The third round of this PGA tournament is presented live from the Rivoia Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California (fl 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS The SuperbikersInternational Invitational AllAround Motorcycle Championships (from Carlsbad, Califorma); The Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan in exhibition (from Detroit). EVENING U:UU 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS - On The Comprehensive coverage of the day's scheduled events Is highlighted by live coverage of the women's free skating figure skating as well as women's slalom skiing; men's 10.000-meter speed skating. 90-meter ski lumping; men's 50-kilometer cross country; first and second runs of the four-man bobsled Jim McKay hosts SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24. 1980 AFTERNOON 1:00 0 (4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 1:30 (4) SPORTS AFIELD 4 o THE SUPERSTARS Coverage of the second round of the men's finals (from in the Bahamas) fi 6A t BAY PREVIEW 2:00 HILL CLASSIC Air third and fourth runs of the four-man bobsled (live) Jim McKay hosts. 4:00 0 GLEN CAMPBELL LOS ANGELES OPEN 5:00 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled events are Part 2 of the SuperbikersInternational Invitational All. Around Motorcycle Championships (from Carlsbad. Californsa) Women s Invitational Cliff Diving Championships (from Oattu. Hawiiii 2:30 0 (4) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kentucky at Louisiana State 1i1.l 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Scheduled events are the final ice hockey competition and the ' The show tries to romanticize the lets-allpitch-in spirit of wartime on the twine front. "Back in the 1 40s, when everyone cared" 1. 1 N w n H . ills ViIIIII and I .tn trvilis: tim latiti' Is a iii r t;iriI,'ri atiii m'rttlu,sg tip sit tustislpie twhL II % as liet it I I .' ''1 I ovt' I .ut" It;ithri 'I In'iii 111111 1\ I ,tn' itid that's th,' riiiuli' a It' hid *k tor tIiI''(' l;it'Is I h. jisiui u'iiiiruitui: .iti'l didn't )iire suit',,'. ( laughstrat'k get past the li;iir-dos, (isis i si (nat i", just a h'us couneiI Ilia, eats giliIN pr that itic wisiouiu III E l' . .I iR'aIi Public will '"in tiutue. . -, ' .. , ,'OTAN%E TV11,,(D .... 1 UANCLE THE 1E1TeRc AL) U5E 1-I CL.L)E 5HCWtJ D 17ELL -WE PJAM HO(AJ. OF A 1-V CARTbotl goes the bouncy theme song. War, the greatest of all equalizers. Doesn't send you? how about four cute girls running around in that Frilly underwear they used to wear. Maybe a pillow light. Now are you getting interested? That's more like it. here's the set up: because of the in shortage housing Washington, four young women are forced to share (lie same upstairs room in a rooming house. To get us into the mood, the producers have borrowed characters from assorted old movies to go along with the costumes, radios and overstuffed couches. Most of the 40 Wooden (as tener 41 Ellipse 42 Linda -Is Alice 44 Perch 46 Small fly 47 Makes lace 49 Verb suffix 5I High explo sive 52 Ames and McMahon 53 Putrify W H AT c expeci- W A 'C-A9flC oCf6 "Sç Syndc,0, -FLORIDAFLORIDA' S V0 HSV i''' , ' so zv 7 Unruly crowds l9 — IA I NI N V 8 HO note A I I It N N V jV 1 0 ,, Zined), , V a 1 heist I 11 NIAV0 iS 2Ag. ___ VA I I £ 3 Actress Fay. Il1lL $ N V I 0 10 d 4 Mine Pililv N 0 U V i. entrance Il1N 1 o GDrunkard INNOS Actor Sterling 9— Wilcox (CHIPS) li3r,uklI, - I1.i1.I - 38 -and off N IN - Patterson has neither her predecessor's assets nor __________________________________ acting talent. And can you handle yet repartee is stolen from g u ui-chewing 'Stage Door," the old another George S. Kaufman and greaseball.' That's I"rankie Edna Ferber play about a Adriati a tough theatrical boarding li'iise, cabbie whose flat feet strand which was iiiade into one of hint s tateside. lie's ma d as Katherine I Iepburn's biggest heck about it. I think they tints, want to remind of its a There's Edith I Annie Frankie who was popular In Potts), the sharp-tongued, the '40s, name of Sinatra. streetwise, man-hungry gal Perhaps l'iii wrong. They tried hard here. '1'hie who's always getting the other kids out of scrapes. tried bedroom tarce, with That's the Ginger Rogers Edith playing peek-a-boo part. with three guys on leave who 'lucre's Loretta iGeorgia all want to have an eciiuig Euigh' i, the wide-eved sweet it h Ret tv . 'l'ln'v trR" I kid who married it sailor, but slapstick, with (lie g;ils I ore t he had to ship t'iit ht'lort' s iii u g g liii g t hiir wedilirig iiighit . Thal 's Iiiislxilitl Into their riNiti i Iii • .Jt',ii At- thur trunk, and dressing hits i 111) iiti sets's 'lithiiuig Tlieres ( ;siitille I Vraniine ui tillAnd 'tucker i isi'ot t ln'v tried ''I I high MONDAY 34 Shade tree 36 Actress Farrow 37 Actor Martin lv By DAVII) HANDLER The scenario goes something like this: Steven Spielberg's $40million comedy spectacle, 111941," is the big liii of the Christmas season. It engulfs us like it tidal wave, just Like "Jaws" (lid, and leaves '40smania in its wake - the 10(1k. the sound. There will be no end to (lie lad. Benny Goodman will be asked to host Saturday Night Live. Gloria Vanderbilt will doubtless design a Line of denim Army uniforms, in assorted bright colors, for Murjani. And, just as it once fashioned "fhiiI)Py l).iys" to capitalize on tIn' nostalgic spirit (if "An u'rican ( raffiti," thit.' ( ;arrv Marshall laff factory scales '1941. Into I Sitcom 'The ( iiodtiuiie 1 ;ii'lS and has it ftitI to stscIi't cirl who has to join roll just a iiiiiiitli alter the tin' r;ihh,tr anti sure iluies tlluis is released, Very stuart. deserve her siiitieupp;int't'. 11('s big lilt of iiiiilFEBRUARY 25, 1980 it Is '1 hat's v''itl' early Katlitritsi' season, I ihwr. MORNING ,\hi. everl t he hest-laul tie'Ihttui I li,'u'e''' Rt'ti i I ,utrn;i ustir fickle IllS tustist please j, the I 'aitt'rsots nig-Iue;srtt'el Is 6:15 UiStt buds. There was luI(' Ith irule boii iht,sl icil uu lii, rati' I 1. (17) THE ATHLETES big probk'iii - "1941' as a s no I'' it gu Iuis giiuig ('(ilOssal, iinil'oiiir flop. ,\tiul nit fit a iiu;iru'i;igi' (i'('rse;i TUESDAY tiese'rvedlv so never hasi)rIisil that I.-, . '1 think iii FEBRUARY 28, 1980 war been so trivialized. it as iuiv way of serving fit.. Which leaves 'l'he rowitry,' she whines. "The EVENING ( ;OOdulllC Girls- beached, a Mouilities don't gel as iiiaui the warNehru jacket in tuteti , wisecracks Edith. 7:30 of prime time U (17) NBA BASKETBALL drobe fiat's a Marilyn \) Atlanta Hawks vs. Boston Col- programming. Without it throw in .o.s tics built-in following, it has to t,O ,.n.l nn it., nit',, It 'I £NV e .s AA LA— 'Goodtime Girls': TELEVISION ARRIVEAUVEJj RIVE ALIVE fl 0 I aIN I I I I - NWW 7I5v1J :3t1,514V SUNSHINE STATE., 11 p El t JOr 'I - ' - -.. -ii - eI " S. ft �- -------.-. ..--------- -.--------.----------.-. .____.__! —Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY Friday, Feb. 22, IM February 22 IN REVIEW 2(17) MOVIE "The Birds" SATURDAY February 23 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL EVENING SUNDAY 6:00 (1963) TippI Hedren, Rod _____________________________________________________ Taylor. Based on the novel by •a) (5)0 NEWS MORNING (5)0 TARZAN I SUPER 8EV6:30 he helped to rob a bank 40 nia town is attacked by huge 6:00 EN 0 a) NBC NEWS years ago. flocks of birds. 1)0 THE LAW AND YOU (7) 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS (5)0 CBS NEWS 6:00 OUR GANG COMEDIES Scheduled events Include 90DO 7:30 NEWS 6:30 CE) 0 NEWS 0(4) (5)0 meter ski jumping (live); men's 41 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: g XIII WINTER OLYMPICS 1 (17) HUMAN DIMENSION 41 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES •a) TIC TAO DOUGH 10,000-meter speed skating: TAKE TWO Roger Ebert and Coverage of today's events is 6:30 "The Mind Of Man: The Brain" ( 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME women's slalom skiing. Jirr Gene SIskeI look at the new scheduled to Include the final • a)2-COUNTRY FISHING (Part 3) McKay hosts. B FAMILY FEUD popularity and significance of round of the ice hockey corn- (5)0 SPECTRUM (17) CAROL BURNETT 41 (10) LIVING ENVIRON science fiction movies from AND FRIENDS Skits: ..The (U) (35) MAUDE Maude's petition (live); men's slalom (DO HOT FUDGE Butler And The Maid," "Mrs. moment of truth arrives on skiing; 4 X 7 1/2 biathlon relay. (12) (17) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS MENT "Earth, Sea And Sky" "Star Wars" to "Star Trek." election day in Tuckahoe. Jim McKay hosts. Wiggins Again." 1:00 7, 7. 41 (10) DICK CAVET Guest: 41 (10) WALL STREET WEEK (4) SOUL TRAIN Guest: • DOff4UE 6:30 PROFILES IN EDUCA actress Myrna Loy. "The Chairman Of The S.E.C." Aretha Franklin. (5) 0 HEE HAW Guests: a) NBC NEWS (12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Guest: Harold N. Williams, 41 (10) THE GROWING Hank Snow, Margo Smith, (5)0 CBS NEWS 0 MACK AWAREl After five years of suffering, chairman, Securities a YEARS "Preschool Mental Rodney Lay. (7)0 SPERWOMAN (7)0 ARC NEWS Mike declares his and Gloria's Exchange Commission, 112 (17) THE THREE (110 LAWRENCE WELK (111 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt moving day as "Independence Bee agrees to a week of baby. Day." 9:00 STOOGES I THE LITTLE MS. (II.) (35) SANFORD AND SON .1:30 sitting for her niece and finds B (4) MOVIE 'Detour To CALS (5) 0 STAR TREK Inmates Lamont discovers that the SM Terror" (Premiers) O.J. Simp. the Infant adores everyone but fait* control of a galaxy's porcelain figure he has bought 7:30 0 a) THIS IS YOUR LIFE, son, Anne Francis. Passengers her. asylum and plan to take over is worth a great deal of money. •a) #i cn ROLLERS 41 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES DONALD DUCK Animated, on a tour bus bound for Las 41 (10) SOUNOSTAGE "Burthe universe. 30 MINUTES 0 "The Mind Of Man: Language Mickey Mouse, Grandma Duck, Vegas are stranded In the ton Cummings, Randy 200 Snow White, the Seven DwArf3 dued whon lim bus Is hijacked (7)0 ANIMALS ANIMALS a q) SO( MILLION DOLLAR Bachman" Of Tho Brain" (Part 4) ANIMALS "Coral" (R) 0 (17) 600 NEWHART Bob and the Three Little Pigs galher and mechanically sabotaged. MAN Steve must retrieve a 7:30 6:00 forgets the federal income tax to tell the story of Donald's lIfe. (5)0 THE DUKES OF HAZpriceless statue stolen from i (1]) (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS THE 0 GODZILLA E INCREDIBLE HULK ZARD After 40 years, the leg. I OLD0 a) deadline and his seventh wedsmall country before an Inter- "SharkFihlng s For Science" McGee enlists a woman (Bran- endary Hazzard Ridge Raiders BETROTTERS ADVENTURE ding anniversary. national incident occurs. do Bonet) with psychic abilities reunite to stop Boss Hogg from HOUR 800 41 (10) FAMILY PORTRAIT 7:00 to help him track down the stealing funds Intended for a (5) 0 MIGHTY MOUSE / "Alternative Lifestyles" (Part 2) 0 (j) CHIPS At a thrill show, 8 GD FACE THE MUSIC Hulk and collect the reward new senior center. HECKLE A JECKLE Jon and Ponch we surprised to (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE 2:30 money for his capture, (35) DINAHI 4 FRIENDS 8UPERFRIENDS find that many of the stunts (DO (u) JOKER'S WILD (DO (7) 0 PINK PANTHER IN (5)0 MAVERICK "The Sher- performed are part of their dal. (10) FREE TO CHOOSE 4 (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (ED (35) SANFORD AND SON OLYMPINKS Animated. The "Who Protects The III Of Duck 'N' Shoot" ly routine. Consurn. (M 17) ULTRAMAN Lamont runs afoul of the stars Pink Panther creates havoc er?" Dr. Milton Friedman looks 41 (10) FAMILY PORTRAIT (5)0 THE CHISHOLMS The 630 In an astrological mix-up when he becomes a "Dealing With Conflict" contestant at how the Consumer protecgrief-stricken Chisholms bury (10)A$'nQ'JES involving his father and Aunt in the Winter Olympics. tion movement of the Hadley in California and set put 20 2:45 1121 (17) THE PARTRIDGE Esther. (3 (35) JIM ROCKFORD years has actually hurt the FAMILY their new (17) MOVIE "Hwcules of about establishing at (10) MACNEIL I LENRER 41 Rockford trails a young beauty Consumer. The Desert" (1964) Kirk Morris, life. REPORT in the hop.s that she will lead 900 Helene Chanci. Hercules (DO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS 10:00 (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON to the recovery of $i,000,000. 0(4) FRED AND BARNEY arrives to rescue a band o, Comprehensive coverage o WASHINGTON WEEK (3) 0 DALLAS A year-old MEET THE SHMOO Fred Is visited by a friend who Corp" is found on Southfork , (1) BUGS SUNNY I ROAD dosed wanderers from the the day's scheduled events is domination of a tyrannical prin- highlighted by live coverage of and Sue Ellen tries to convince ,JNP the women's free skating figure ceu. the family she is not drinking (DO PISTICMAN skating as well as women's alaagain. (Part 1) 3'00 skiing; men's 10,000-meter 10:30 (10) THE PRIME OF Miss NASHVILLE MUSIC 1cm speed skating; 90-meter ski OA 0( JEAN BRODIE "Mary MacGre- 0 Guest: Mickey GlU Gilley. jumping; men's 50-kilometer POPEYE gor" Miss Brothe's students (3)0 3:30 cross country; first and second ScOOSY AND SCRAP(DO are surprised and confused B (I) MOVIE "Bang The runs of the four-man bobsled. when she takes a dumpy, PY 000 (LI) (35) MOVIE ,cures f Drum Slowly" (C) (1973) Jim McKay hosts. unpopular girl under her wing. The Fly" (C) (1965) Brian Michael Moriarty, Robert Di 10:30 9:00 Don$evy, Carole Gray. A female Niro. A young baseball player (U) (35) CANDID CAMERA escapee from a mental Instltu- helps his terminally Ill friend 0(4) BJ AND THE BEAR BJ (121(17) PERSPECTIVE ON lion discovers that her hus. and teammate to complete one hires a troupe of female private GREATNESS "Knute Rockne - band and father-In-law are pla. last season. (11/2 Hrs.) eyes to find his sister, who dis- The Man And The Legend" gued by a very peculiar affllc- (5)0 BIG VALLEY Tensions appeared after a party at which are running high between the ayoungglrtdi.d. tion.(1 1/2 Hr..) ii'90 Morton* and the Berk" prior (5) 0 MOVIE "S H E" (10) MEDIX wswe 0(4) CI) 0 (DO to their annual rodeo competi- (Premiere) Cornelis Sharpe, 11:30 11 00 OmarSharif.A beautiful female 110(1. 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Ba) CASPER AND THE agent is assigned to PROFESSIONAL secret a) 0 Carson. Guests: Florence ANGELS BOWLERS TOUR Live cover., destroy an international crime Henderson, Kurt Thomas, 11:30 age of the $100,000 Ford Open Syndicate headed by a former Dean Martin. (4) T j'$ from the Rucksy. Lanes in Olympic champion. (1)0 MOVIE "The Yakuza" (5)0 FAT ALBERT 10:00 Olrnsted, Ohio. (C) (1975) Robert Mitchum, Bri- a) JOKER, JOKER, JOKER North PRIME TIME SATUR. 0 (1) an Keith. A man returns to 4 (1O)TO BE ANNOUNCED 400 DAY Japan after many years to help (10) ECHOES OF SILVER uI) (35) THE ROAD TO MOS. his frIend, and becomes The life and second marriage 'COW AFTERNOON involved with the Oriental of H.A.W. labor as well as his 0 (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS underworld. (2 Hrs.) rise and fall as a Colorado all, Don Williams, recently voted 12.00 (DO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS ver magnate are chronicled. (R) Male Vocalist of the Year, gives Special features, coverage of B a) HOT HERO SANDWICH a stunning performance and 4 30 Guests: Kare.m Abdulcompetition not televised earliJanis Fricke and the Heart City 5)0 'fl$5 000 coijpi er and a summary of the day's Jabber,Michael Learned, Pam Band rollick their way through (10) FIRING UNE events in Lake Placid, Frank Dawber, Robert Guillaume. Joe U (17) WATER SKIING many country favorites, Jackson, (A) Gifford hosts, "1979 Masters Champion1 ioo (II) (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF (5)0 SHAZAM ships" WEEKEND SPECIAL ROBERTS Mr. Billy is CDO B (4) 5)0 (DO NEWS told about the ransom note; or. "The Trouble With Miss 5:00 11:30 Zindell's mind is getting fuzzier; Switch" An out-of-date witch 5(4) THE GONG SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT 5 (4) Mr. Billy and Knitzer go to the and a young boy with a passion (IJØ GLEN CAMPBELL LOS LIVE Host: Kirk Douglas. Mustfor science discover new P0*' ANGELES OPEN The third cal guest: James Brown. police, U (17) MOVIE "The Beast era when they join forces, (Part round of this PGA tournament (uo MOVIE "Deliverance" From 20,000 Fathoms" (1953) 2) Is presented live from the (C) (1972) Burt Reynolds, Jon Paula Raymond, Paul Chris. (U) (35) MOVIE "Horse Rlveria Country Club in Pacific Voight, Four city men encountian, An experimental atomic Feathers" (B/W) (1932) Marx Palisades, California, tar unexpected terrors during a Brothers, Thelma Todd. (DO WIDE WORLD OF rafting expedition down a ragblast unleashes a tremendous GrOucho takes over as presi- SPORTS The Superbikers. Ing prehistoric beast. backwoods river. (2 Hrs.) dent of a college. (1 1/2 His.) International Invitational All. (DO XIII WINTER OLYMPICS 1200 (10) LIVING ENVIRON. Around Motorcycle ChampionSpecial features, coverage of (DO THE IRAN CRISIS: MENT "Conservation Of Vital ships (from Carlsbad, Califor- competition not televised earliAMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A Resources" ' nla); The Chines. Acrobats of or and a summary of the day's look at the latest occurrences U (17) MOVIE "Hush, Hush, Taiwan in exhibition (from events in Lake Placid. Frank In Iran, Sweet Charlotte" (1965) Bolts Detroit). Gifford hosts, (11) (35) MOVIE "House Of Davis. Olivia di Havilland. A (1j)(35)QP'zzy ,ks Frankenstein" (BIW) (1945) young woman's mind is affect11:45 Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr. A ed when her married THE IRAN CRISIS: lover is CD S deranged SCientist Wollis his found dead B (I) BHA NA NA Guests: AME$JCA HELD HOSTAGE A evils through a traveling freak Larry Gatlin and The Gatlin look at the latest occurrences 12:30 show. (2 Hi's.) Brothers Band. in Iran. EVENING presented live from the Riviera (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Country Club in Pacific Schneider tells Ann and the girls that the apartment is Palisades, California. l (17) MOVIE "Cheaper By being turned into condominiMORNING The Dozen" (1950) Clifton urns and they have to move. through the kitchen. (R) Webb. Jeanne Cram. Life in the tID (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 11:30 241(10) THE VOYAGE OF 1920s Is hectic for the very 5:30 (5)0 FACE THE NATION CHARLES DARWIN Darwin's large Gilbreth family. (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (7)0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS theories about land mass 4:30 (Joined In Progress) movement are confirmed by 6:00 CM (35) MOVIE "Abbott And B a) MOVIE "Hannie Could- the devastation of Concepcion: 0 THIS IS THE LIFE Costello Meet Frankenstein" er" (C) (1971) Raquel Welch, the H.M.S. Beagle sails to the 2) (17) BETWEEN THE LINES (8/W) (1948) Lon Chaney, Bela Robert Culp. After a woman's Galapagos Islands. (Part 5 of 7) 6:30 Lugosi. A mad doctor eyes an husband Is murdered by a (17) MOVIE "Little Lord incompetent's brain for his gang of fleeing bank robbers, Fauntleroy" (1936) Freddie CL) 0 THE LIVING WORD monster's empty skull. (1 1/2 she pursues them - bent or a) 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Bartholomew, Mickey Rooney. revenge. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Hrs.) A little Brooklyn lad becomes a 6:45 (10)PRESENTE proper British lord with impac5:00 (5) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSE (7)0 WIDE WORLD OF cabletasteand manners. AFTERNOON SPORTS Scheduled events 8:30 7"OO are Part 2 of the Superbikers- 0 (35) JERRY FALWELL (1) TWO-8 COMPANY International Invitational All: 12 00 (5) 0 MARLO AND THE 900 Around Motorcycle ChampionMAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (5) 0 SPECTRUM MOVIE "Harper Valley ships (from Carlsbad, Califor0 GD VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- a (10) ANOTHER VOICE nia); Women's Invitational Cliff PTA" (1978) Barbara Eden, 'lION Diving Championships (from Ronny Cox. A strongwilled and 12:30 (12) (17) REV. TERRY COLEattractive widow decides to MEET THE PRESS Oahu, Hawaii). (4) WHITAKER Daphne Du Maurier. A Callfor- • • 730 (3) COLLEGE PARK BAP'lIST CHURCH (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY a)O PICTURE OF HEALTH (1]) (35) OR, E.J. DANIELS CD 17 IT IS WRITTEN 800 •a) BAPTIST CHURCH CD a RE( HUMBARD, (7)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE (35) CASPER 41 10) SESAME STREET (R) 0 17 FUN HOUSE 8:30 B a) SUNDAYMASS (1) 0 13LACK AWARENESS (10) FLORIDA REPORT (1962) Doris Day, Stephen local PTA allet they voice dis(ED (17) MOVIE "King Rich- Boyd. Circus owners struggle approval of her daughter's lifeard And The Crusaders" (1954) desperately to save their style. Rex Harrison, Virginia Mayo. beloved big top from closing. (2 CE) 0 ALICE Flo announces that she is leaving the diner to The adventures of Richard the 1/2 Hrs.) Lionhearted during the fight for 241 (10) NOVA "Portrait Of A take a hostess lob in Houston. the Holy Land are portrayed. Killer" An incredible odyssey (a (10) MASTERPIECE THEthrough the human body with ATRE "The Duchess Of Duke 1:00 Swedish photographer Lennart Street II" In the depths of 0 (4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISH- Nilsson's camera documents despair. Louisa wants to give ING the causes and effects of heart up the hotel and all that it has (5) 0 30 MINUTES Guide For attacks and strokes. (R) meant to her. (Part 11 of 16) (1]) (35) MOVIE "A 9:30 The Married Man" (8/W) (1967) EVENING (3) 0 THE JEFFERSONS Walter Matthau. Robert Morse. George, Tom and Lionel disAn experienced philanderer cover that taking care of Jessitakes on the task of educating 6:00 ca is not as easy as they NEWS expected It to be. (1 Hr. 50 Nina.) us (10) PAVAROTTI AT JUIL" (fl)(35) JIMMY SWAGGART (LI) ( 35) JOSIE AND THE PUS" ty. (10) 4i WASHINGTON WEEK LIARD World-renowned tenor SYCATS IN REVIEW (R) 9:00 1:30 Ba) OUTLOOK 0 (1) SPORTS AFIELD (1) 0 SUNDAY MORNING RASCALS (7) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE (5) 0 LITTLE TOO Guests: Willie Aames, (7) 0 THE SUPERSTARS Michael Lloyd, Richard Coverage of the second round of the men's finals (from Dawson, Richard Simmons. In the Bahamas). Freeport (jj) 135) THE FUNT8TONES (10) WALL STREET WEEK 41 10)MISTERROGERS(R) 41 ..C." Chi Of The SE "The Chairman (M 17 LOST IN SPACE Guest: Harold N. Williams, 9:30 chairman, Securities & 10:00 Luciano Pavarottl teaches young performers the fine (.5)0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. points of an exacting art at the The nurses' union at San FranJuilliard Opera School in Now cisco General puts fear into Trapper and Gonzo when they York City. threaten to go on strike, (12) (17) WRESTLING 6:30 Ba) NBC NEWS BAXTERS 0 THE "Ethics" a)0 ABC NEWS UPON A CLAS- 41 (10) FAWLTY TOWERS 10:30 (DO NEWS SPECIAL A prepup view i off th NewHamshire mary will be presented. 35 PTL CLUB (II) () 24(10) ONCE (10) THREE MEN IN A B (4) GOSPEL SINGING Exchange Commission. (R) "King Arthur" To quell SIC JUBILEE jealousy among his knights, BOAT Michael Palm, Tim Cur2:00 (II) (35) WOODY W000PECKHILL CLASSIC Arthur conceives the Round ry and Stephen Moore boat up ER (A) SC!) BAY FRIENDS Table; he marries Guinevere the Thames, from Henley to (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY PREVIEW Morgan steals Arthur's Oxford. MOVIE "Thc Daughand (1)0 10:00 S (4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (DO KIOSWORLD Friday, Feb. 22, 1,10—i February 24 By CINDY ADAMS NlW YORK - Alan Bates is arriving in the Colonies from England March 18 to promote his new ifiOVie, "Nijinsky" — %'IdalSnssnon is going to windup a couple of rollers and a few models and make a nationwide Miss Saoori contest. The winner gets a TV (teal or a free can of hairspray or something — Roy Cohn (surely you've heard of him) and another millionaire, 11enson Ford, had dinner in Beverly hills. Neither had a dime, a dollar or a credit card. Management took pity on the poor souls and Picked up tile check. lfsit'ess Grace Kelly admired the six-foot-long grey scarf front Peking that was hanging off tile neck of a friend. The friend unwound it and presented it to tier — Wayne Rogers: "I'm not a macho he-nian type like the other actors. I have a large yellow streak. Even When I shot on my show I was scared its drove it race car for a hell." Dina Merrill slithered by oil Madison Avenue in sable, Jacqueline Onassls in maxi mink — Paul Newman and the COOl) pigeons, at one time they had two dogs, two horses and a chicken named Dorothy — Muhammad All traded in tus old group of lawyers for a new group, all white. Grinned Ali, "This complexion's got the connections" — 11arjoe is going with Huffy Salute Marie — Jill Clayburgh: "My breasts are old news now. They were on view in 'An Untuarried Woman,' but now that they've been seen nobody cares about them anymore!" Tony Curtis, who is considering pulling out whatever hairs he has left due to the miseries with wife number four, moved in with Stan Dragoti, who is also no longer g house with his "model" wife, Cheryl Tiegs, on playing account of she's doing her thing with somebody else — 11cr Majesty Queen Sirikit of Thailand may enter Into it (teal with Saks Fifth Avenue to market her new handloomued never-before-been-seen silks — It is hissed that Henry Kissinger must be scratching around for something because he's suddently visiting the ethnics, group by group, and he's getting the lowdown on their handups. He can't be seeing them just because he loves umuoussaka one night and frijoles the ni'\. RUFF HOUSE tars Of Joshua Cabe" (C) sword. (Part 2of 8) (1972) Buddy Ebsen, Karen 7,90 Vaintine. To keep his land under a new homesteading Bates Promotes His 1 Movie 0 a) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "The Apple 11:00 S (4) (5)0(7)0 NEWS • (ED (35) PORKY PIG AND law, a wily fur trapper recruits a Dumpling Gang" A gambler 11:30 FRIENDS thief, a pickpocket and a prosBixby), two clumsy outlaws 0 (4) NBC LA TE MOVIE CO (10) STUDIO SEE "Scuba, titute to portray his daughters. (Bill (Don Knolls. Tim Conway) and "The Revengers" (1972) WilToo" (R) (2 Hrs.) three orphans become involved 11am Hoiden, Ernest Borgnine. (1.4(10) AMERICAN POP l21(17 HAZEL in a plot to steal a huge gold After his land is ravaged and "The Great Singers" Tony 1030 his family massacred by a ruthnugget. MOVIE "Five Card Bennett, George Shearing and less gang, a Colorado rancher B (4) 060 MINUTES (5.) Stud' (C) (1968) Dean Martin, Billy Eckstine perform from the XIII WINTER OLYMPICS recruits a band of Mexican (1)0 ballroom of the Plaza Hotel. Robert Mitchum. A cheater in Closing ceremonies (live), a prisoners to seek revenge. (A) poker game is lynched and one figure skating exhibition by (5) 0 THE AVENGERS The 2:30 by one the other members of COLLEGE BASKET- medal winners and highlights Avengers discover a person the game are also killed, (2 BALL Kentucky at Louisiana of major Olympic performanc. who Is harnessing enormous Hr..) as are presented from Lake amounts of electricity to murState (5)0 FOR OUR TIMES 2) 43 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Placid, New York. Jim McKay . der his enemies. BAPTIST Scheduled events are the final hosts. 12:00 a) 0 FIRST WRESTLING CHURCH (Z)0 ce hockey competition and the (10) GREAT PERFOR4, (Ii) (35) ROAD RUNNER third and fourth runs of the MANCES "Dance In America: 12:30 (10) AS WE SEE IT four-man bobsled (five). Jim Two Duets" Mikhail Baryshni• MOVIE "The Story Of (7)0 "Brooklyn Technical High McKay hosts. kov and Natalia Makarova per. Vernon And Irene Castle" School, Brooklyn, New York" form Jerome Robbins' "Other (81W) (1939) Fred Astaire, 2:50 U (17) MOVIE "To Catch A Dances" to music by Chopin; Ginger Rogers. Two ballroom "The MOVIE (35) Thief" (1955) Cary Grant, (1]) Undefeated" (C) (1970) John and lb Andersen and Heather sweethearts embark on a sucGrace Kelly. A reformed jewel Watts perform Peter Martin's ceasful dancing career, (1 Hr. Hudson. A Union thief Is suspected of returning Wayne. Rock "Calcium Night Light" to music 35 Mins.) to a life of crime after he falls in Army colonel continues to lead by Charles Ives. love with a wealthy young his men Into battle, unaware 12:40 that the South has signed a (121(17) NASHVILLE ON THE (5)0 RETURN OF THE SAINT woman. ROAD peace treaty. (2 Hrs. 10 Mins.) After kidnapping a govern11:00 ment official on the request of 7:30 300 1) 0 THE LAW AND YOU U (17) MISSION: IMPOSSI" (U) (35) FLORIDA: FRONT a beautiful girl, Simon learns he 11]) 1351THEJETSONS made a mistake and must resPAGE BLE 10 QUE PASA, U.S.A.? (17) PORTER WAGONER cue the man. U 400 "One Saturday Afternoon" LOS Guest: Razzy Bailey, Matt 1:00 Adele bolts thrie locks on the (5)0 GLEN CAMPBELL Davenport. (121(17) MOVIE "Best Of The front door to thwart a robbery ANGELES OPEN Final round 8:00 Badmen" (1951) while the thief breaks in play In this PGA tour event is _______ '4 •LI 1 £* f IVA .sdt 4 NAME BRAND QUILTED TOP 312 COIL INNE RSPRING • MATTRESS AND LEVELIZER ' FOUNDATION Specially Made and Treated for Florida Climates FULL $ SIZE 4995 ea, pc. Other sites available 41 comparable reductions SOLD IN SETS ONLY : £ • . • • -------- I 1. �- .._.-.--_.-.-_. -.--.- --. -- --- ----- -- , ----. ------ ------ - - .- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, 1$O s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MONDAY EVENING 6:00 CS) 0 CE) 0 NEWS (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Philosophies Of Representation" (121(17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Sammy Davis Jr. 6:30 0(4) NBC NEWS CID CBS NEWS (7)O ABC NEWS (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Mary Carter accepts Ople's invitation to a patty but throws him over at the eleventh hour for another. (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "The Congress' 112107) BOB NEWHART Bob sees his well-ordered life turned topsy-turvy when he and Emily move to a new real. dence. 7:00 43 G FACE THE MUSIC ()0 P.M. MAGAZINE CD 0 JOKER'S WILD (1jl (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred schemes to make Lamont feel guilty when he fools that Lamont is Ignoring him. c (10) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT U. (17) SANFORD AND SON Fred thinks that all of his furniture has been stolen when Lamont and Est 'er send it out to be upholster 7:30 0 @J TIC TAC DOUGH 2) 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME ifl 0 FAMILY FEUD U) (35) MAUDE Fearing she's fallen out of love with Walter. Maude seeks counseling from a psychiatrist. t24 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Calvin Trillin. 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie's zealousness to got a promotion costs him a tot more than he bargained for. 8:00 February 25 0(4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Almanzo Is forced to come to a new understanding About Laura when she becomes a schoolteacher. (1)0 SHE'S A GOOD SKATE, CHARLIE BROWN Snoopy, Woodstock and the whole Peanuts gang pitch in to help Peppermint Patty train for a regional skating competition. (DOABC MOVIE "Elvis" (1979) Kurt Russell, Season Hubley. The career of the legendary entertainer Elvis Proslay is traced from his impoverished childhood in Memphis. Tennessee to the peak of his success. (R) tIji (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Caledonia, its Worth A Fortune" t23(10) SONG BY SONG "Howard Dietz" Nancy Dussault, Diane Langton, David Kernan and Linda Lewis perform the songs of lyricist Howard Dietz and his collaborators Including George Gershwin and Arthur Schwartz. (17) MOVIE "The Bravados" (1958) Gregory Peck, Joan Collins. A man realizes that he has wasted much of his life searching for the men who raped and killed his wife. 8:30 ()0THE LAST RESORT Michael tells his unbelieving co-workers that he saw a mildmannered guest murder his nagging wife. designer Valentine O'Neill (Marle.France Miller) most and pursue their careers. (Part 1) (U) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Linda Lavin, Vic Tayback, Beth Howland, Philip McKeon, Diane Ladd. 4 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne. In 18th-century Padua, a young Italian scholar (Kristoff.r Tabori) falls In love with a mysterious scientist's daughter (Kathleen Boller) whose very touch can bring death. 10'.Oo (10) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Diary Of A Dark Horse" Moyers joins the New Hampshire primary campaign of John Anderson and evaluates campaign politics to date with a group r National Public Radio reporters. (1 (17) BIG BATTLES "Battle Of Stalingrad" Surrounded by Panzers and German infantry and bombed by the Luftwaffe, Stalingrad fights back from the cellars, the sewers and the blasted factories. 10:30 (ID (35) CANDID CAMERA 11:00 CD (X) 0 NEWS (II) (35) BENNY HILL 2(10) THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS Runner vs. starter; Miklos Molnar and a bug's-eye view of the world. MD (117) LAST OF THE WILD "The Surplus-Parts Grazing Machine" 9:00 O (4) NBC MOVIE "The Outlaw Josoy Wales' (1976) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. At the end of the Civil War, a peaceful farmer becomes a notorious gunslinger to avenge the deaths of his wife and child. CJ 0 SCRUPLES Billy Ikehorn (Lindsay Wagner). a young woman married to an elderly multi-millionaire Invalid, opens Scruples, a Hollywood boutique; while In New York photographer Spider Elliott (Barry Bostwick) and fashion 11:30 OTNEWS ()0HARRY 0 A woman hires Harry to clear her black housekeeper of murder charges. CD 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences In Iran. (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST' West and Gordon investigate the murder of a scientist who had been studying a rash of destructive tidal waves. TUESDAY MORNING RY GARDEN (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (1 (17) ROMPER ROOM (DO ALL MY CHILDREN 900 5:15 (ID (35)35 LIVE 0(4) DONAHUE (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED MIKE DOUGLAS 2:00 ($) 0 (DOMOVIE 0@ THE DOCTORS (1)OSUNRISE SEMESTER 0) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (5)Q AS THE WORLD (1 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY TURNS STYLE (R) (DØONE LIFE TO LIVE (CD (117) LUCY SHOW 600 (1]) (35) GOMER PYLE (4) COUNTRY ROADS 9:30 2:25 (1)0 HEALTH FIELD (12 (117) NEWS (1]) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (DO SUNRISE (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO2:30 1121(17) WORLD AT LARGE GRAMMING ANOTHER WORLD 0(4) 0:30 (12) (17) GREEN ACRES (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (ID (4)TOOAYINFLORIDA i000 (17) GIGGLESNORT (1)0 ED ALLEN CARD SHARKS 0 Q HOTEL (12)(17)NEW8 (ID(35)PTL CLUB 3:00 6:45 (121(17) MOVIE (1)0 GUIDING LIGHT (10) A.M. WEATHER 10:30 CD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 6:55 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD (ED (35) BANANA SPLITS AND (7)0 GOOD MORNING SQUARES FRIENDS FLORIDA 2 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN CID WHEWI BRIEF 7-00 10:55 (17)1LOVE LUCY D 12 TODAY (1)0 CBS NEWS MORNING NEWS 3:30 CID 11:00 (11(35) (OD (17) THE FLINTC!) 0 GOOD MORNING 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS AMERICA STONES E PRICE IS RIG (5)0 THE ([1) (35) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (10)VILLA ALEGRE (R) (10) SESAME STREET (R) (R) 4:00 1121(17)FUNHOUSE 0(4) THE BRADY BUNCH 11:30 7:25 43 (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (5)0 BEWITCHED 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1)0 MERV GRIFFIN (7.) 0 FAMILY FEUD (l) 0 GOOD MORNING (U) (35) WOODY WOODPECK 11:55 ER AND FRIENDS (M (117) NEWS 7:30 43 TODAY Cl) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ID (35) BULLWINKLE 8:00 (5)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (1]) 135~ NEW ZOO REVUE (2 10 OVER EASY 17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 8:25 0(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING CD 0 GOOD (8(10) SESAME STREET (121(17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 0 07 EMERGENCY ONEI (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (LI) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND AFTERNOON 12:00 0(4.) CHAIN REACTION FRIENDS (5)0 CD 0 NEWS (121(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND U(35)1LOVE LUCY (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO5:00 GRAMMING CID HOGAN'S HEROES (121(17) MOVIE (CONT'D) till (35) TOM AND JERRY 24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 12:30 THREE SONS (12)(17)MY 0(4) NEWS FLORIDA (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR-5:30 ROW NEWS 0 G 8:30 W 0 RYAN'S HOPE 0 M'AS'H 0(1) TODAY 13)(35) ()$,( VAN DYKE (Z) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (12)(17)MOVIE (U)1351KUNG FU AMERICA 4 1034.1CONTACT 100 (1])(35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) CROCKETT'S =To. 0(1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES(12) 171 DREAM OF JEANNIE Just an old lady alone Trendese Moore Young Poets These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. Blues Idoa't have nohome no car to get around Aren't the people ugly .---..,.--- -' ---------- -- He's a bad little boy So stubborn He went to the park and got Into a fight He's got a bloody nose He's the kind who'd put a frog In his sister's bed Tool Coffman I'm a sad lonely man out on the sea Nobody with me but my dog out here alone don't have a lot tO eat PJOSS out OS the sea me and my dog Ben Giant 804 pow I don't have no family Hlwesadog I would bk II I W • cit d meow U I was mlii happy Karen Lackey I don't have no friends I don't have nobody but myself Mad end Angry, Sad nd Happy Angry - - -.- --.,----- EVENING Daytime Schedule FLORIDA - I went pounding down the hail stomping In the mud jumping In the bed Sad The dog ate my bird My face unhappy Happy jumping for joy walking down the street smiling nice to my friends Jobnathan Curry I'm mad i could throw I don't know what to write like everybody else seem, to do Carlo Burke I didn't like lest Fourth of July The firecrackers made my dog have a heart attack He just lay down and died on our doerulep AFilAlexander Goodeve, Dianne Kay, Lani O'Grady. Adam Rich, Susan 'Through5the ficult, Hamliseb, who was the plunge: awhile back "This Is a real thing with Eyes of Love,' from the the youngest student ever to Joan Prather, Brian Patrick music star is common -that I enroll at New York's desire to be a rock picture 'Ice Castles' me, this Clarke, Connie Marie Need- among teen-agers, but now a (10) ART OF BEING ham. a smast?. prestigious Jwlliard School Haxnlisch was sure would be who's star," says. "I 35-year-old composer HUMAN "The Outer Circle" (10) MYSTERY "Rumpole an established name in more mean Barry Manilow puts Well, when it bombed I Just of Music, apparently has (M (17) CAROL BURNETT Of The Bailey: Rumpole And AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy The Learned Friends" Horace sophisticated musical en- out a song, and three million went into a tailspin. 'My come to terms with himself. evidently people buy it. Me, I work on a God,' I thought, 'I'm not McDowell. Rumpole's (Leo McKern) deavors has "I decided that I finally attack on police procedure succwnbedto the same urge. Broadway musical, and it making it with the kids!' And 6:30 takes a ton of sweat, and suddenly I was in the midst have to face a very simple while defending an accused (4) NBC NEWS in an interview In the even if its a hit, it'll take two of my 'If only I had' syn- realization. I am not Barry safe-breaker arouses the ire of (ID 0 cia NEWS the ferocious Judge Bullingmarch issue of Esquire years before the guy in drome: If only I had a Manilow. I even sat down (DO AMC NEWS (35) ANDY GRIFFITH ham. magazine, Broadway Indianapolis sees it. The Bee wonderful voice, if only I had and wrote out it little note to (1J Goober buys the gas station composer Marvin Hamlisch Gees don't have to worry learned to play the guitar, If myself: "That's not your 9:30 with financial backing from C!) TAXI A beautiful ("A Chorus Line," "They're about that. gift. Be thankful for the gift 0 only I had long hair And and Emmett. woman's encouragement Playing Our Song") takes have." you dif.. "I had a song come out Although it's been CR 1O) ART OF BEING inspires Alex to embark on a HUMAN "The Problem Of reckless campaign to prove his 7 11 1. ,,, a '! : ., WV ---- -- bravery. (M (17) BOB NEWHART 9:45 Bob's attempt to help men about to leave prison re-enter 1121 (17) THE FIGHT AGAINST society has him climbing the SLAVERY "The Old African .-'-"- _I F, Thi sIisIvLslur television set speakinIg I'vl/ Blasphemer" Captain John Newton's journal of 1750 details the horrors of a slave ship. walls. 7:00 (1) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE 10:00 (DO JOKER'S WILD HART TO HART A pow(DO AND SON (35) SANFORD Lamont is upset when Fred erfuI criminal holds two of Hart announces that he plans to Industries' top scientists hosmarry a young woman he has tage in South America to keep Jonathan from testifying just that. (10) MACNEIL / LEHP.ER against him. a (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS: REPORT (12)(17) SANFORD AND SON TAKE TWO Roger Ebert and Grady tiles an ancient Oriental Gene Siskel look at the new magic trick and shackles Fred popularity and significance of _____ / E -, I • science fiction movies from "Star Wars" to "Star Trek." to Esther. 7:30 1030 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH 110 THE NEWLYWED (U35 CANDID CAMERA a 10 THE BEST OF ERNIE GAME KOVACS "Eugene" FORIDAI 1)0 (11 ( 5) MAUDE Maud. Is 10:45 appalled to find that Walter has (12) (17) LAST OF THE WILD supplied a date for a rich inves- "Prisoners Of The Forest" for who's coming to dinner, 1100 (10) Dick CAVET Guest: 0 (4) 5)0(7)0 NEWS Barry Goldwater. (121(17) NBA BASKETBALL (ID 35) BENNY HILL Atlanta Hawks vs. Boston Cat- a (10)FAWLTY TOWERS tics 11:15 1121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 00 0(4) THE MISADVENTURES STYLE -11:30 OF SHERIFF LOBO (5)0 The WHITE SHADOW a Cp0 NEWS SPECIAL Results of the New Hampshire (DO HAPPY DAYS Fonzio gives chachi some advice on primary the Minnesota are presented. caucusesand how to make romantic sparks (DO NEWS SPECIAL fly with Joanis. Results of the New Hampshire (11) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "TM primary and the Minnesota Deep Blue Bleep caucuses along with an update (10) NOVA "Still Waters" on the situation in Iran are Appearing as a Placid haven, presented. the We and rhythm of a pond Is (35) WILD. WILD WEST In reality the scene of constant, (121( 17) MOVIE "Under The frenetic drama. (R) Vum Yum Tree" (1963) Jack 1:30 L.mmon, Carol Lynisy. To (DO LAVERNE I SHIRLEY ensure a harmonious marriage, a couple tries living together M . _GHTS OF THE p1atoly, but the arrange@) HIGH1I mint becomes comical when DEAN MARTIN ROASTS . their landlord tries seducing lP%IIW1IJ7 DwTy, dU JackIe Gleason, Bob Hop., the young lady. LucIlle Sell. Muhammad Aliarid 1200 Michael Landon are among the (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny more than 50 celebrities lea- Carson. tured in excerpts from sight of (5)0 SARNARY JONES s: Home Box Of and I have a confession to make. Like all-nite movie I'm not working for you nearly as f ice with commercial-free movies, hard as I could. In addition to every- sports and other specials: sports thing you're seeing now. I. could be from Atlanta and Madison Square bringing you a whole new world of Garden: Congress in session; and entertainment for you and your so much more. family. ... I just need the right ____________ connections'. Connection 50Special Save up to $17.50 Give your TV a chance to really perform. Sign up now and save. - .. . _ - If101t popular roasts. (5)0 SCRUPLES With the help of Valentine and Spider, Billy turns Scruples into a huge SUCCeSS; Valentine becomes romantically Involved with Billy's attorney, and Billy, now widowed, meets film producer Vito Orsini (Nick Mancuso). (Port 2) (DOYNRU'S COMPANY 0(35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Fernando Lamas. Guests:- Dick Van Patten, Betty Buckley, Willie Aamss, Grant F S - - Evil" - I The desire to be a rock ,,," --- S Hamilosch Longed To Be Rock Star Richardson, Laurie Walters, 600 (5)0 (Z)O NEWS Dean Martin's desks around VIP February 26 Friday, Feb. 22, 1I0-9 12:15 (DO ABC MOVIE "With This Ring" (1978) Tom Bosley, Joyce DeWitt. Two caterers watch from the sidelines as several couples and their families prepare for the mayhem of staging a wedding. (R) 1:10 (1)OCU LATE MOVIE "RItuals" (1978) Hal Holbrook, Lawrence Dane. Five friends on an annual camping trip fall prey to a mysterious evil lurking in the wilderness. ORANGE/SEMINOLE CABLEVISION 1111 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 Call 8983111 or mail coupon right away! Sign me up for.HBO and Cable TV lunderstandthedisr-ounted installation fee is $7 50 and that the monthly charge is $8 00 for HBO in addition to my basic Cable TV charge Name Address Zip State_. City Work Phone Home Phone Offer expires February 29, 1980- Offer good only an those areas served by Orange/Seminole Cablevision - ___-- _ - -- -- I �to—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, iNO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pseudo— Opinions' May Distort : Polls By the Edjtors of Psycheisgy Today asked 467 people 18 and older abstract matters of policy, think, people second-guessed polls may exaggerate the the public is ill informed. On in Hamilton County, which such as resumption of arms the pollsters, decided the extent to which support for the other hand, polling exIncludes Cincinnati, to an. shipments to Turkey and the question was another test of liberal views Is well In- perta often argue that while "Some people say that the ewer the question about the SALT negotiations, whether they trusted formed. the public indeed may not be 1ê75 Public Affairs Act Act in 197$, they found that a Still, the researchers have government, and answered On the other hand, Bishop competent to respond to phould be repealed. Do you full third of the group firmly reason to suspect that such the question they assumed thinks survey researchers detailed questions about the agree or disagree with this gave an opinion. When other people do not simply make they had been asked, and policy-makers looking best means for attaining groups were offered various up opinions in order to avoid When people had no for well-informed opinion specific ends, people's Most people do not ways to admit they did not being taken for dummies, chance to bow out orany they should be wary of assuming opinions about the "basic remember the 1975 Public have an opinion, about 10 and may not be giving didn't know, the ones who that people who say they ends" of policy do reflect Affairs Act too clearly. They percent still offered one, random or thoughtless were most likely to volunteer "don't know" about details genuine feelings. shouldn't. It Is fictitious. People with such "pseudo- replies, pseudo-opinions were those of an Issue know nothing (;eorge F. Bishop, a opinions" about the Public The people who gave with the least education; about It In general. Bishop and his colleagues psychologist at the Affairs Act were also more pseudo-opinions said, when when education was held do not believe policy-makers When people were a given University of Cincinnati, and likely to give an opinion on answering other questions, constant, blacks were more those who should abandon their inchance to bow out, three colleagues, made up all the other issues in the that they mistrusted likely to answer than whites. on sounding off creasing willingness to rely still the Act to test people's poll, the researchers fJ, government in general. Despite their mistrust of were on polls. The results, after quite different. They willingness to give unin- The tendency was par- When they came to the government, those people to be better educated all, can be more represenformed opinions on polls. ticularly true for questions question about the Public revealed on other questionstended and to have more of an in. tative than casual con. When the researchers involving "more remote or Affairs Act, the researchers that they favored such terest in politics. They also, versatlons or letters from "liberal" programs as af. apparently, had more of an constituents. firmative action and Interest in sa ving face. Still, the researchers warn national health insurance, that people who devise polls If these groups misin- In some ways, Bishop's should be more aware of terpret regular survey project is confirming the pseudo-opinions, and should 1~1W 1,4 questions, the researchers idea that poll results should work on ways to weight t heir 'I / say, ft results of regular be taken skeptically because influence in poll results. WEDNESDAY ,•. February 27 ____________________________________________ k. ) ,'' — • (3) BEST OF SATURDAY NHTUVE CE) OVEGA$ Be. goal refrigerator, a toilet for cats, a undercover when Dan Is EVENING traveling belly-dancing teach- framed for the killings of two the Evening Hera 's ld newest co umnist ...one of the brightest "down home" columnists • in print today. Grizzard will touch your heart with warm, personal accounts of I)I human experiences, His writing has a unique touch I 1: — so much so that his mail count Is incredible. If you are not now one of the thousands of Evening ;1 Evening Heiuld 1] .f,-. •/ 300 N. French Ave, Sanford 322.26 1 1 or 8319993 / 1 - . / : : rt e ay - _________________ girls by a casino owner family of Elvis e' and a involved In shady dealings. Richard Nixon impersonator BUSINESS "Human whosells flowers 10:30 Relations" (10) POMPEII "Frozen In "The (1) 0 CBS REPORTS (17) CAROL SURNETT Wagon Of the a ifacts Train Trail" Eighty-five Fir AND FRIENDS Skits: of from the Pompeii exhibit at the tesnagers parti ipating. In c Family." "The Hollow unique offender rsla- Boston Mus um of Fine Arts Guard." bliltation program travel from are presented by Alexander 530 Arizona to Denver via wagon Scourby. (R) (3) NBC NEWS train. Betsy Aaron and Patti ii 1 i (4) •cUNEW$ WMereporl. OfflaMMONEWS I CD ABC NEWS CD EIGHT IS ENOUGH (1D (35) BENNY HILL. (11) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH (li)(35) EDWARD AND MRS. (10) MASTERPIECE THE. dating Millie, Is threat" Abdication" ATM "The Duchess Of Duke med by her husky former King Edward VIII, feeling Street II" in the depths of boyfriend unable to function without the despair. Louisa wants to give 5(10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S love of Wallis Simpson, prs.. up the hotel and all It has BUSINESS "Human Pares his farewell speech tohle meant to her. (Part that lloVl6) .95mm •li subjects as he decides mar. ((17) LAST OF THE WILD (17) BOB NRWHART A y the American widow. to (Part 6) "The Killer Pack" r, ventriloquist seeks Bob's help (g (10) THE SHAKESPEARE it'ao when his dummy threatens to PLAYS "Twel "Twelfth Night" Felicl • (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny . sakup*he4r. ty K.ndal and Sinead Cusack Guests: Jim Stafford, I ____ are featured In Shakespeare's Oliver Tim n l. lyric comedy of misplaced love, FACE THE MUM MARY HARTMAN, (4)5 mistaken identity and COmIC 1)5 P.M. MAGAZINE MARY HANTMAN DS EYEWiTNESS MACAa(0) UPSTAW44 DOWN. M 5 THE IRAN CRISIS: ZINE HELD HOSTAGE A 0(35) "WORD AND SON STAINS "A Family Gathering" AMERICA look at the latest occurrences Fred moves to a senior cm- The EdwardIan era ends with in ken 1 zone' horns when Lamont fbi death Of the king, and the Ø'(35) WILD, WILD WEST A decides to travel around the family wonders what the next 0(17) MOVIE "it Shoul ' reign Will bring. world. Happen To You" (1954) Judy si UACNEIL/ tINNER 9M Holiday, Jack Lammon. REPORT •@irsoscu (17) SANFORD AND SON 5 GRAMMY AWARDS Aeu 11 to" of hearing sends Guests Including George Fred Into shock. Barlow. Johnny The CD S LOVE BOAT "Dear 1' Dooble Brothers and Bob Beverly" Eva Gabor, Lisle 7:30 asspecialDelivery" Dylan Join host Kenny Rogers ® TIC TAC DOUGH (I) 5 THE NEWLYWED to Perform and prosmt the Robert Urich, Pamela Franklin; Strike" Al MolInaro. (R) GAME 22nd Whimof these awards ® • HOLLYWOOD honoring record Industry 12:30 artists. SQUARES CHARIJE'S ANGELS (1)5 CBS LATE MOVIE (fl) (35) MAUDI Maude CD S "Stranger In Our House" decides that Henry Fonda Jill Munros (Farrah Fawcett) Is (197$) Linda Blair, Lee Purcell. would b.an Ideal candidate for kidnapped by a deadly A young girl's life Is thrown into president of the United States. escaped criminal and his two upheaval when her string, and sons. (Part 1) mysterious cousin moves In D(35) (17) COLLEGE with herfamify. 5 (10) DICK CAVETT Guests: LUCI Olivier.BASKETBALL "SEC Playoffs" 1945 P$owrht. (Part I of 2) ____ (7)5 SAREfl'A After setting AU. IN THE FAMILY 5(4) I LAWRuthI up crime kingpin to be arresttries to relieve her guilt over ad. Barsttaie.,nstMthem • 5(4) REAL PEOPLE Fsa- the death Of her mean PianO have paved the way for an all. tured subjects include a talking teacher by praising the woman. out gang war. (N) d Herald subscribers, call todayl Don't miss this new columnist. • Sr. or. a psychic recruited by the 1 L.wls Grlzzard I CD• NEWS 0) IT'S EVERYBOOY'S , l II I (I) - 1 •Jt - - - - • S Remember 'My Mother The Car'? Maybe TV Isn't Getting Any Worse DEAR DICK: Please settle a dispute. When I was young, I remember seeing a TV series ('ailed "My Mother the Car." None of my fellow workers believe this show ever existed. DIANE M. TYKM(SKY, Lawrenceville. N.J. It sure did exist, and was it terrible! It was on in '65-'66 and starred Jerry Van Dyke, with Ann Sothern doing the voice of the talking car. Maybe TV hasn't gotten worse, after all. DEAR DICK: A couple of weeks ago. I saw a movie musical called "Summer Holiday," with Cliff Richard. It At .e.neö nnnhnnllnn n'n,r1 a.vnr can,. an,1 t (nil '' " """ 118 C " It ' IUUI01 4. UUUWb Was WV 'b" In love with the co-star whose name I don't know. I'm planning on becoming a director and I want to re-make this '63 top-notch musical. I'm only 15 and I plan on carrying on the tradition of musicals In the movie industry. KIP WOOD, Fort Mill, S.C. We need somebody to do that, and maybe you're the person. Anyhow, "Summer Holiday" was an English film, made by Gaumont-British, and co-starred Cliff Richard and the girl you fell in love with, Lauri Peters. She's actually an American girl who had a lair career going for a while. "Summer Holiday" was the first directing job for Peter Yates, who later did biggies such as "Bullitt" and ,,The Deep" and last year's little gem, "Breaking Away." THU TH URSDAY RSDAY -- ' February 28 Bradford I)ilinuu are (iiu' :11141 ili.' s;lult' prrI'II. II not, iiik alike. •N(, IK JONKS, i. iluhtJurg, Va. Poor Brad No, lit's not lIestt'n's hi ther. anti. no. not Hip Torn. ,i(hei. If tin think To rn and 1)iIliitii look alike, I think Uratl may ik'i!I it'j::iI attlI)l1. llivy sure ihi DEAR DICK: I was wondering If you could please tell me about a hundred and one things on Barbra Streisand. Is she as difficult to work with as they say? TALEA BRUNSON, Lethbridge, Alta., Can. Some people say yes, some people say no. Most say yes and I have seen her be very (bossy, opinionated, dietatorial, strong) on a set. She knows what she wants, that's for sure. As for the other 100 things — she has the most beautiful voice of any pop singer, she is naturally funny, she is bright and 97 other things. DEAR DICK: Is Bradford Diliman the brother of Charlton Heston? C.A., Hollywood, Fla. DEAR DICK: I would like to know if Rip Torn and ties which have been establishstablished for the therapy and related treatment of troubled youths. (7.3020,20 DEAR DICK: You recent ly ', rote tli:it on co u ld find ti , actor named Bent Kabrie. M husband SUV% Sts'% r Allen put out a record or album) under that name. l'erhaps you could find out if this Is so. MARY S. WI LLIAMS. Columbus, Ohio. Steve says he has frequently been asked if he (lid that. and he did not. But he says there was an album or two by an English clarinet player who used that name. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me if Barbara Walters and Jane I'auley are related to each other — sisters or possibly one and the same person. A.M., Turbotville, I'a. No, they are not related, and they certainly are different ladies. DEAR READERS: Hard though It may be to believe, last week we mixed up Roger Moore and Roger Smith in answer to a reader's question, lnad'ertantly marrying Aim-Margret to the wrong man. To answer it correctly: Ann-Margret Is Mrs. Roger Smith, the wife of an es-actor who has lately devoted himself entirely to her career. Specials Specialize In Dancing Rhythms 41 (10) THE ASCENT OF MAN sergeant delivering a medal to "The Drive For Power" Dr. Mary Ellen in honor of her late Bronowskl explains how the husband falls in love with her. 6:00 industrial advances of the 18th MONK & MINDY (1 Searching for a job. Mork century are as significant to 1330 CD 0 NEWS 241(10) EARTH, SEA AND decides to don a white collar man's concept of power as SKY 'Glaciers" and black jacket and become a were the cultural ideas of the (17) CAROL BURNETT priest. Renaissance. The Specials live up to AND FRIENDS Skits: "Easy (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The 11:00 their name, especially in Openers," "Fortune Cookies." neal Easy Rod Dog" NEWS () 0 "Jacques Touteaux." America. Leaders of a trend 241(10) PROBE U.S. Socre. !J) (35) BENNY HILL tary of Education Shirley s sweeping Britain, the 6:30 (1o) GREAT DECISIONS that' '-luistadler and Florida Educamusic conies from -Brazil's Rising Power: What Specials' @3 NBC NEWS lion Commissioner Ralph Turt. Weight In the World's Scala?" a meeting of mid-'60s British 0 CBS NEWS (7)OABC NEWS ngton will answer questions j)(17) LAST OF THE WILD mod fashions and rock 'n' LD (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt from a studio audience of "Small Animals -- The Hunted' roll enjoying a resurgence Bee, summoned for jury duty, educators, parents and 11:30 there through Quadrophenia, disagrees with follow jurors on students. @3 TONIGHT Host: Johnny one of t heir biggest movies being a good group in a good helped theni capture : her first case. 8:30 Carson Guests: James with the black music place at a good tniie. 'liii' (I 11,11111t. an(i ('.iptiVatin of that 341(10) EARTH, SEA AND (7)0 BENSON Galway. Charlie Callas, Robert SKY "Deserts" hot torn time — ska. rhythms sound, which they've further 341(10) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. Blake, Ray Johnson. (17) BOB NEWHART Sot STAIRS "Women Shall Not especially John liradhury's developed b performing. COLUMBO While 0 In the Specials' 'scheme, Is nonplussed when his hen Weep" Edward and Daisy are Investigating the murder of a irwns — are thick, driving Not only does the l)ahId (lance ska which is itself a cross pecked patient asserts himsel married, and Georgina VOIUfl chemist, Columbo uncovers a and danceable, while their about, having it great time, caliso and New Orleans quirky with far-reaching consequenc. tears at a veterans' hospital. number of people with motives of instrwnentals bring but the audience does, too. as. soul, and an ancestor of for the killing, 9:00 to a lyrical bent of The Specials seem to feel 7:00 (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: reggae - gives their music charm 5(3) QUINCY to the problems of the that they're pointing a way talking Billy's marAMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A MUSIC FACE THE an infectious (.4) dance beat, (1)0 SCRUPLES day. It may be a simple for the new decade, and they OD P.M. MAGAZINE rlage to Vito is threatened look at the latest occurrences while mod colors their and fashions. invitation to "Do The Dog," have a point. They make pop JOKER'S WILD (7)0 when his latest film becomes a In Iran, sensibilities (ED (35) SANFORD AND 8014 huge success and is nominated (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST or the observations of music that is human and for an Oscar, and Scruples West and Gordon determine to the "( Dawning of a) New Era" emotional, but also has an Is this trend 5(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Itself is jeopardized when Spi. foil an ax-army general's plans prophesied marriage of rock or the infectious but scathing insistent and interesting beat REPORT der quits after a' fight with to gain possession of a secret or dance music "Gangsters," but through it (thanks to the off-beat pace with disco (17) COLLEGE BASKET' Valentine. (Part 3) explosive formula. we all the Specials seem to heed of Caribbean rhythms, rhythms? "The music BALL "ACC Quarter Finals" (11) MOVIE "You Can't (7) 0 BARNEY MILLER dance music," says the motto: "Clean living in versus the thump-thump of Run Away From It" (1956) June play is 7:30 (35) COLLEGE BASKET- Allyson, Jack Lemmon. A miss- vocalist Terry Hall, whole difficult times." disco), a beat you can't help 5(1) TIC TAO DOUGH BALL "SEC Playoffs" ing heiress becomes involved organist Jerry Dammers Elvis Costello, who but dance to. (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED (121(17) COLLEGE BASKET with a reporter traveling cross- proclaims, "We try to mix produced their debut album, GAME Start off the decade with a BALL "ACC Quarter Finals" country. (7)5 DIALOGUE Host: Bill punk and reggae music "didn't come on like the taste of the Specials, their 9:30 Nelson. 11:45 together," heavy producer," says Imagination and a beat you (tD(35) MAUDE Maude per- (DO SOAP Jessica has her U POLICE WOMAN Dammers, "like 'change can dance to. slats in spearheading a move- first date since kicking Chester Detective Styles finds himself Though such comments this, change that...' lie came Burt decides to run out; mmnt to draft Henry Fonda for for in the middle of a dangerous may sound calculating, the to about twelve gigs before president despite his continued sheriff; and the Major kidnaps conspiracy when his female S pecials' music sounds like we recorded the thing, and three Japanese busboys, think- partner is killed. Protests. (Part 2) "organic hybrid," despite then we talked about it. lie 5 (10) DICK CAVETT ing they are spies. 12:55 (10) CAMERA THREE 41 Guests: Laurence Olivier, Joan their consciousness of asked IIow do you want this "Fats Wailer: An American CD 0 BARETTA Baratta fashion (almost derigueurin to sound?' Plowright.(Part2of 2) and we said we Original" The New York cast of turns In his badge to nab an England), Based in Coventry want the Broadway hit "Ain't undercover agent he suspects 5'OO it to sound like this, lie 5(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE Misbehavin" salutes the great of being a drug pusher on the outside the Landon scene, said OK and it was great. lie prevent 25Th' CENTURY Buck travels American jazz musician, singer side. (R) they have their own record was more like an observer: to an orbiting gambling Para- and composer. 1:00 label and maintain a someone who relates to what ' dise to rescue a kidnapped girl professed independence of we're doing," TOMORROW • a) i000 from the clutches of her evil major label (Chrysalis) 5 (3) FOR THE CHILD'S Itt is clear, seeing the I 1:15 employer. (R) SLACK SHEEP SQUADthat distributes them. Bob Rogers MARCH OF DIMES (5)0 live, that Costello (I) 5 THE WALTONS A OWN GOOD What it boils down to is .•....A , 1• ,, ,.,.,, ri.. 1". 11 handsome Mexican-American reports on serveral of the faciti- RON EVENING o Ii SOUNDS Rob Patterson - - pass up ur chance.; Help birth defects -; - -a. 'S • 4? 44 1FMf 'It :- -t - •- -:.- '- .1; 0. I L :::L.:.Ith.. •: - :' • t. Friday, Feb. 22, 1,50-11 'I1 / �________ ------- I 72nd Year, No. 159—Sunday, February 24, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald, ( USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents S. •• — 12—Evening Hera M, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 22, 1990 ' I 00000-OW_ 1L a it MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 livi f at - 01% SUNDAY 104 : E.INWL-- I BEEF DAYS rPIANTA S. ;•,•, 4 Iran Parliament I.•;4 - •_ 4 T Decide Crisis - ••)_ lONDON t UI'! — Ayatollah fluhollah Khomeini said Saturcaine after statements from Iranian officials saing the bodys day in a statement broadcast by Tehran Radio the fate of 50 work would have no bearing on the fate of the hostages. wh4 Americanhostages held at the American embassy in Tehran are swrI&ling their 112th day in captivity will be decide in April when Iran's new parliament meets for The closest thing to a hopeful sign F'ridad as the annoumethe first tune, merit by Algerian Ambassador Mohanuned lt'djaoui, toThe statement by the Iranian leader said in part: AS I have chairman of the U.N. investigative innintission, that his troup said repeatedly, we demand the return of both the shah kind the would leave Geneva Saturday for Tehran. nation's riches. The Moslem students who have occupied the Bedjoui, who unexpectedly flew back to Ne york Weilden of espionage i the U.S. Embassy) have dealt a crushing iiesdav on 'private business," met U.N. Secretarv-Ct'nvral blow to the world-devouring U.S.A. Kurt Waldheim tor one hour before returning to (icnt'va "But since the representatives of the people will SOOli be lie refused to discuss the iiit'tirIg but, 1olloed b a group tiE meeting in the Islamic Consultative Assembly (parliament), I. reporters as he hurried off to catch a plane. he Sht)Ute(l out any decisions on the release of the hostages and the conces"There is 110 problem. All is all right. I itit leaving for sions to be obtained in return for their release will be up to (;t'iI, today and the t)mnussion w ill leave toiiiorro for them, since they are the people who should take a hand in the 'l'ehirtti C0SC of political events." Of course, until the Islamic Consultative Assembly is setIn Geneva, the other (oliunission chairman. :res iid Aguilar Aguilar up, the Revolutionary Council and the president of the republic of Venezuela. saul: "We are please(l to be finally on our wa will continue their efforts to have the shall and the nationt and we feel very optimistic about the outcome of our work. We riches returned,' Khomeini said. huiw to start work right away.'' The iissemnbly is to be elected in March and April. The commission was formed ;it Iran's r.'(lhiI't to tr1vt'sttitt' The broadcast came as the five-member U.N. Commission crimes the Islamic regime alleges the slijill cotmiimutted during appointed to investigate the alleged crimes of deposed Shah his reign. Mohammed fleza Pahlevi left for Tehran. Iranian officials, including president Abolhassan l4aru-Satlr Time U.N. chartered Gullstreuii II, 12-seater jet took off at and Foreign Minister Sukghi (iliotbzadeh, also said tht' 12:15 p.m. 6:15 a.m. EST) Saturday and was expected to commusstomi s ould be a "first step" towards an agrt'iitent to arrive at approximately 8 p.m. (11 a.m. EST in Tehran. free the hostages. 1k said they would be allovd to discuss that The announcement the commission finally was on its way issue when they arrived in Tehran • I: (••... . ; ;• 0 . • • - . - • . , \ \ 11" DAYS SAME AS CASH 1TO TpiOS A)I JAtIv S PAI *1 IOJAL PAVt,INTS CuST0e PA,c TIotCAM,CHMGtS(tNIWCRfOT Tf5MSAt%OAAitAt JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" CALL NOW... 339-3886 s P FREE ,P BONUS NO. I 5 OF 100 to 200 POUNDS PER MONTH FOR MONTHS 1f0 CATTLI VARY IN kT$ TIl WONt £XAMPU$ Alt $3B33 PER MOM DICE • $4 1 P115011W FOR 3MSNTII$ . 101 TITU. UAMPLU INc LI. In INNS, I*t51 EXECUTIVE SPECIAL 50 $I7flW LBS. 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Assisting in the test sponsored by the Lion's Club Is Bill Gressang (left) and Ray lt(Wder. (right). The fair ended Saturday. PROTECTI NG HER SIGHT WASHINGTON (UPI) — January's montmy the Democratic presidential nomination, said, Carter's Council on Wage and Price Stability. consumer price increase, the largest In six years, "This means that the president of the United "Controls cause more inflation," he said. led Republican and Democratic presidential States Is playing a losing hand in fighting the "They should only be used in dire emergencies." candJdates alike to denounce the administration's battle against inflation. "Wage and price controls offer no shortcut to anti-inflation policy. "I believe that the president of the United the goal of price stability," added Charles The Labor Departnient Friday said consumer States is ignoring the important signals of our Schultze, chairman of the White House Council of prices rose by 1.4 percent In January, the biggest economy." Economic Advisers, in a speech in Miami, Fla. 1wnthly gain since 1973. Gasoline prices, tooming Kennedy again called for an Unmediate, across Government leaders have choosen to rely on at the fastest rate ever recorded, were 60 percent the board, six4nOIith freeze on prices, wages, voluntary wage-price guidelines, "fiscal higher than a yea r earlier. interest rates, dividends and rents, restraint" in government spending and hopes oil When compounded, the January price rise But the administration said It Is still opposed to prices won't be boosted much higher. worked out to a startling 16.2 percent annual mandtcwy wage and price controls to try to President Carter, on his way to Camp David, inflation rate — far above President Carter's counter inflation. Md., was asked if the economy was In bad shape. inflation forecast only three weeks ago of 10.4 "1. can't think of anything more disastrous "The country's strong but inflation Is too high," percent. now" than government-1mo3ed controls, said Carter said. Sen. Edward Konnedv. challenging Carter for Robert Russell, executive director of President Banks responded quickly to the inflation For Inflation carter figures, with Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. jum- '17hat means goods and ser%icer which cost $100 in ping its prime lending rate to 16' percent and 1967 were priced at $233.20 in January. other major banks going to 16L4 percent. Lane Kirkland used tus dry, intellectual wit, but Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan and in the end blamed the Carter administration for other Republican presidential candidates rising Inflation in this nation. denounced Carter's anti-inflation policy. "Do you hold the Carter administration Republican National Chairman Bill Brock responsible for this fantastic inflation?" a called the inflat,ion rate "an outrage" and said reporter asked Kirkland. AFL-CIO chief. Car ter's policies have "brought this nation to the "Well, it's the only administration we have," he brink of economic disaster." replied. "The people will hold this free-spending Because of the continual hike in prices, and the Democrat Congress and this financially spineless effort of the president's Pay Council to keep wage Democrat administration to account in increases this year to between 7.5 percent and 9,5 November," he said. percent, Kirkland said the rationale for Labor The Labor Department said its price index for participating in the council was "withering all urban consumers stood at 233.2 last month. away." - ur --.4 - ., £ . - ,-:' ..- - LI -_ -, Herald Photo by Torn wets.i - , • - Today S11 Candidates Jump On •. p . • 1taway mnutuel wagering fans is not harness Casselberry. track or dog track operates at the site, racing, but dog racing. Dr. H.J. Mello, also longtime resident the group that acquired the horse track A story from Collins that he had been of the city, said when harness racing "is property has invested its money and misled while a member of the the only game in town it has made ought not be denied the opportuni ty touse Legislature in the l94( into accepting money." He said Daytona Beach dog its property. expense money from a constituent im- racing impinged on the Casselberry Brantley said, however, the group put properly brought a quick response from horse racing. "Let the dogs run on the up $2.5 million on the chance it would be Hattaway. summer dates and see how much money allowed to operate a dog track. "It was a Hattawav said Dernetree probably they make," he said, to applause from gamble," Brantley said. -L-w-------- - -.. -- - ;. 11 0 '' the crowd. By DONNA ESTES "We'll be happy to take those dates if Herald Stuff Writer they are offered," Hattaway responded. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. of the audience screamed, Altamonte Springs, was the target of the "We? We? We? Who is we?" wrath of many of the estimated I5200 ROBERT Hattaway did not respond. persons, mostly horse trainers, breeders IIATTA WAY Robert F. Neimneyer, secretary of the and racers, who jammed the Casselberry boos and Florida Greyhound Association Inc., said City Hall last night to have their say on . his organization favors the conversion. catcalls the proposed conversion of the Seminole "Harness racing Is a good sport but a Harness Raceway to a greyhound racing ' 1os"ie sStd. "Closing Seminole track. Harness Raceway is part of a national The gathering was called by State Rep. trend, he said. Bobby Brantley, R.Longwood, in whose Mearisthile, Brantley said the people of district the track is located. contributed $100 to his campaign in 1978 Seminole County ratified the creation of Also seated on the raised dais in the while Collins and others had contributed the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club in a council chamber were: William much more, "I don't take campaign 1931 referendum. Brantley said he isn't Demetree and Paul Dervaes, owners of contributions and let them buy me," he the raceway; Jerry Collins, general said. 1100, $1,000, $3,000 or no amount of sure whether another referendum might be necessary before another dog racing manager of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel money will buy Bob Hattaway," he said track could be created in the county. "I Club in Longwood; Dr. Warren Morgan, Demetree, speaking first at the wonder if it Is legal to doasked. this without a head of the regulated industries corn- gathering, said he pays in excess of referendum?" Brantley rnittee of the Florida House of $800,000 to the state each year in taxes. Hattaway responded that "laws are Representatives; an aide of State Rep. He said he wanted to make an enterprise made and laws are that's changed. If youidea. want Dick Batchelor, D-Orange County, and of the horse track, "not the white a referendum, maybe a good Casselberry Mayor Owen Sheppard. In elephant it has been in the past." We would see if people want dog racing the audience was State Sen. Vince Demetree said the property currently or Jai Alai to operate. If you want to take Fechtel, R-Leesburg, who served has a $3.2 million debt. that chance, it is all right with me," he previously as a state representative for "I did not buy the track with the intent said. Seminole County. of its being it harness track. It is a loser. I Casselberry Council Chairman Frank But Hattaway, who has pre-filed a bill don't believe I can make a profit with a to permit the conversion of the track, was harness track," he said, adding if the Schulte, speaking for himself, said he is the one must called upon to explain his l.egislature wishes he would be willing to concerned about increased traffic interest in the conversion. At no time did allow operation of dog and horse racing generated by a dog racing facility. tie indicate he had changed in his support both, with the proceeds from dog racing "Casselberry will not get one more thin for conversion. He was not available for picking up the losses from the horse dime whether horses or dogs race there." He said he could foresee bumper-tocomment today. racing. To complaints that a dog track would bumper traffic on the residential streets, Hattaway said the Legislature set precedent for his proposed bill in 1976 by generate larger crowds on the two-lane including Winter Park Drive, Sunset allowing the conversion of a horse track roads leading to the track, Hattaway said Drive and others if the conversion Is the county plans to widenSeminola permitted and that traffic emptying from to a dog track. Hattaway said there would be a Boulevard to Winter Park Drive this year the track will further congest the Red greater return to the state in taxes if the and to finish the improvements on Bug Lake-Winter Park Drive-State Road 436 intersection. conversion were approved, - noting Seminola to the track next year. "Is It proper for elected officials to do Seminole Downs paid the state $97,000 Hattaway said Demetree has promised m to benefit private enterprise last year while income to the state from a to advertise the route to the track from soething dog track would be about $2 million. He U.S. 17-92 and Seniinola, to discourage at the expense of the public safety and welfare?" he asked. said the new owners would underwrite use of other routes. County Commissioner Bob French said costs, estimated at $30,000 to $40,000, of Brantley, saying tie called the meeting Installing a traffic signal at Seminola to try to separate fact from rumor, asked tie hopes regardless of who operates the Boulevard and Winter Park Drive and Dernetree If it is his intention to move the track they will pay a proportionate share also would pay the city for salaries of dog racing license if tie acquires it to a of the cost of correcting the problems reserve police officers needed to direct site at Lake Mary Boulevard and they create. traffic. lie said the preferred en- Interstate 4. Demnetree said he has had no Herb Crabtree, another resident, said terthimnent among sportsmen and pan- intention of moving the license from while he doesn't care whether a horse STRIP WITH PURCHASE AK BUNDLES '• Horsemen R*1de - CUT 1/.-- THICK 3 L$33 Heu NEW YORK CUT 11 2" THICK TO ALL OPENING 90 DAY CHG. ACCOUNTS DURING THIS SALE . Crowd looks on at hearing Friday night. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 1980; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/de175a13d7e95c57989349713109b0f0.pdf 42f202e2afe71ddd6721c8bd7ce7b978 PDF Text Text ki - -i I' _____.__ii________ ____• -4 • ----- - - - I • - - ... • Evening 72nd Year, No. 140—Friday, February 1, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 .• Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 17-Year-Old Boy's Suicide Baffles Arresting Officer Corbett, a four-year patrol veteran, said he DAYTONA BEACH, Fin. (UP!) — Police are when the youth sped past his parked patrol car in "He had a friendly altitude," Corbett said. "He hs son had shot himself. He was hysterical, Intended to charge Fry with speeding and baffled and the trooper who stopped a 17-year-old a pickup truck. Corbett clocked Fry at 73 mph in said yes sir and no sir, real polite. He wasn't crying and holding his wife," Corbett said. boy doesn't understand. Why did the youth, facing the 45mph zone. The trooper said Fry zigzagged mean or anything, a real nice boy. He didn't say The trooper ran to the boy's bedroom. Fry's possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana, a time for speeding and a borderline felony charge across the yellow line, ran a stop sign and then much, other than just wanting me to let him go." body was on his bed. Next to him was a 12-gauge third degree felony. The limit for misdemeanor pump shotgun. His father had covered the body possession is 20 grams, and the trooper said Fry of. marijuana possession, shoot himself with a emerged from his truck smelling of alcohol and ilwtgun? . had exactly that amount. The fine for speeding While Corbett talked with the youth's parents, "unstable and swaying." with a blanket. Corbett called Daytona Beach police, then could have been as high as $500, the trooper said Mr. and Mrs. William Fry, in the front yard, the Gregory Allen Fry died in his bedroom early when Fry searched his glove compartment for trooper said, the youth went inside. Corbett said "faded into the background," he said. — or as little as nothing. 'flrsday morning as Florida Highway Patrol the truck's registration, Corbett spotted some the parents did not seem surprised to learn of the A Daytona Beach police spokesman said in"1 was very nervous. I didn't understand why trooper W.H. Corbett talked with his parents in marijuana. But the trooper chose not to arrest the marijuana. After a while, Corbett said, William he did it. I don't know still.. There's probably a lot vestigators were trying to find out why the boy, a the Yard youth Instead, he drove Fry less than a mile to Fry went inside also. more to it than meets the eye. I don't think I did 10th grade student at Mainland High School, shot Corbett stopped Fry shortly after midnight the youth's house. "A minute or so later, he came back telling me anything that caused it." himself. City*May Get Dialysis Clinic Chies ne, Japan Join .-. --S. FE8RL1A /mn 29) /1790 ..... •:f s' - Lake Mary-Deltona area who now must Herald Staff Writer travel to either Daytona Beach or A kidney dialysis clinic may open in the Orlando several times weekly for city of Sanford,by late spring or early treatment. smm4rpendIng on state appro val. Cost of completing renovatic on the -, . wri . .-----I• . Orlando Artificial Kidney Ceter, said with the dialysis -today appruvl for the facility, to be by Greene it 1200,000 to $540,000. - -Greene said 13 Sanfordites currently . located at 210 Commercial Ave. in a+ building formerly used by Southern Bell, are receiving regular treatment at the : PEKING (UP!) — Qthi said today it Games In Moscow," the announcement must be obtained from the Florida Orlando facility. "We feltwe could best •- -+ Will boycott the 1* Olympic Games said. . Department of Health and Rehabilitative serve these patients by carrying the . . ipiesa they are moved ut of Moscow "We 'i,' Services (HRS) service to them," he said, adding the bçauae of the Soviet invasion of ternatlonal Olympic Conunittee to decide However, HRS approval usually is Orlando clinic Is so full of patients that ': on transfer or cancellation of given on the recommendation of Health the machines are run on three shifts. • • The anncIancement by the Foreign and we will wrk to promote such a . •i Systems Agency (lISA). HSA gave Its This means lt can bevery inconvenient MIMstqwuashIfttnaina'arepcmaeto decision . -. -• . - unanimous approval to the . plan at a for Sanford, Lake Mary and Deltona . :.• . . •. " President Carter's call for a boycott or .. • Intetnatlonal Olympic . meeting Thursday night lISA Is an residents to receive their treatment in transfer oftl*garnesifsovlettroopssre C=Wtt ft fails to make such a decision, agency established by federal law to Orlando, he said. In addition tran. .' . : - . ..' . at out of Afghanistan by Feb. a the t4WV government will ask the • review applications for health related : "- • sc .5 . ' ,'• -s 'i' Japan will join the boycott of the Chidese Olympib Committee to seriously i' I £ facilities Renovation and installation of the Moscow Olytnplcgainea,offldal sources' consider staying away fom the nd Greene said plans are for the t) Ii". t 1, Z) r machineswill begin as soonas we can get r Olympic'Games in Moscow." 'dUWc to'have eight dialysis machines the state certification said today. from HRS," he (t"Lt 711 t 7' . . . from the •.• -S. - - •--Th sources said the -government of jI .' ? and staff I i,' said. Greene said once fiBS approval is In China any request ( Pr'MIJIbISFMU.YOIIObfrth1LIOM o Wf, The hesaidwlllbead' justed s4 received, treatment for Sanford, Lake ? uw japanympici Committee u i' I c"I' C. Cf LA I) II &' goes to fit tue patient l,aI I1l' I I., I lenot advisable"' for the Japan to take .tenflb4Ut 10 an IW• ford based operation Is to be called Blo- Mary Deltona patients will begin . within and 90 days. The announcement added that , Medical Applications Sanford Inc. part In the Moscow. IWnnT games. i a prepared "We'll do our bsot to open as soon as It Sanford was chosen as the site for the . i i'. -Li. -THE a ; is i. 'R + - On Jesi.. fl the c%,es, NaInna1 cmeslt with Other' countries on -- . .• f lbS COnC pOSsibly 1* done," he said. "It's a now d. - .-. • tIe, said (iia USId to -question so .J. - take the necessary (*ympicC $ w-usi of psu*a frçan do SonId. sarWo. Sanford dow't have" - . By DONNA ESTES *0 st Jobless Rate Rises .sto summerOlympics does not affect uw ."WWkft $oeIof Union ocpyAf4anIn iaregardofthe WMarOpc Games iptakePlacld, "solution of the United Nations N.Y. A Chinese delegation already has a.n.rzai Assembly, 1 Is dearly map- arrived In the United States for those . Games,• pWiato to holid the iii swu -, - g •I . A - z 'oi tO '..L /0 WASHINGTON (UP!) — The nation's The administration, predicting a "mild unemployment rate jumped to 6.2 per- recession" during the first half of this cent In January, the Labor Department year, has been estimating unemHvrald Photo by Torn Notsel reported today, the high t since mid. ployment will rise to 7.5 percent during 1973 and a strong indication the long. 1900. . talked-of recession may be taking hold. nuw aILuw,uw Other forecasters believe it will go The number of unemployed persons even higher, 8 percent or more. The 1977 but that has not . Harry Osborne has not driven a car since by 340,000 In January to 6.4 jobleuratehlt9percentduringl9l5asa inaued stopped him from taking swipes at OPEC and the high price of moon A I result of the 1974-75 recession. gasoline. The 52-year-old handyman who lives at 1903 Adams Most of But in recent months, despite 'vvar Avenue in SanIàrd, had back problems that caused him to pass out workers who were laid i . - (.)t predictions of a recession, neeai.a17, including the me of mmtary while driving one day causing him to wreck his car. "If I can't drive lost their job, and most of these were widespread the unemployment picture, and the y Vatted PEas. a adult males. his rounds on making drive at all," he said, and began safe, I won't . . p.ontc'sapsd&uuvv, Clark force." economy a suris 1 a as whole have proved Sovid Mr and ground form began a three-wheeler. Even though he is now consuming a lot less The jobless rate had hovered in trong, p ecause Clifford loft India today hiving issued a t u pped into their savings + stu,awss'ataglotheKremlfnthitifth. new round of intense activity around petroleum,hlstrikehasbecomearollingbillboardwithantl-.OPEC narrowr eof57to59 mantis and was 59 In December. messages, urging Americans to "do something for ourselves." keep buying. accused "imperialistic Gulf,"that mom war." - ,Ths former domeascistary said n1eg tho whole region — Including •atI,dtogstaMw*, D ops r ulph inemp to on Sam U0101. We Canned. Iklksptr gwâtIps flew oejnos. bsIIsvs defies It " more nthtisttiv' patrols around the area of the _ + ' • KF an t'.ad.d-aoro. W1 ;WOIrnimS(,Is: (e,ynsatkaow t Is to meve do mountains to the West amid rumors of of 6* t• -Soviet transport *= flow at 40 W GOP Office I1hPI7 flSS to the estimated ____ - ___ Outgoing president of the United "W1 tlk bats a $1,060 strong - Invasion force, UP! CarlsolphofAltamonte8prings,who I." . . ... , Way board Bob Daehn (left) Michael cerreisndent Keats reported dtoseek the elective post of state . + about bum In hands over responsibility to Kabul. _ . tteeman little more. Repablican c . : ' Sheila Brown as this year's Onuwpowsi,Rsaitroupok.$op than a week ago, huwithdrawn from the _T1s4 ; ____ oM'seunvt: "Itiewn. tome the contest . -• . campaign chairman Dave j qujs dear in Rate lnixswd psfrols which began Wed. prient .Joswick looks on the Usisi r:i that we wees asiday nd since Thursday they havesaid today he has withdrawn in -- ao, ow Wild rwmw owd over several major in- the Interest Of party unity." Noft the -14 WAN dot we offosedoas is do city. tv igembent committeeman, Fred Stresiman, also of Longwood. basically --1:-- I "( • + I -- a • - "s)es the sssne VIM on party heues" r • -' I -: • said do beatints ts of the people ioaav • of Sr'"o', County and the party will be by having Str.etman continue in ............served .1* MiJu,orta . • Ida Post. 8e1pb'swftawa1 means • 'I ._I • _4. , ......4A • • Vlu* . .....................IA AroWftftd automatically Str.stman has been aNresespo IA $A. Ike - __i_+____M....................;..SA I .............0* U.S... Warns Kr6m. lin n 1* "In ads critical election year, we ......................... 11A ............. S IA p 4 - Wikir. United WC* Chooses Brown ByJANECAISELIWY herald hoff WrIIsr of Flagship Bank, Larry T DeAngelo, director of employee relations with Gould-Brown Boverl Switchgoar Division its cawwmn achieve their United Way of . -Sbeft Brcwft- Who Sanford operation and Jerry D. Pn' 1president vice rw..nt of - - . .. . Seminole County WJNO und4il#' cwp.I1 over its goal, Tropic sank. • •. . . -• .- --• --. was ellected 1twoday As pmoldent of the board (A drftdors for Outsolas President Bob Deft owunceil it t" of SM-7" was. paid out to United Way avencies in IM In. coulft year. Land. Committee.-Slaft. Favored she announced bar cammignchafrwsn for IMMWU duding 0* in acetmudatid surpluses. 01 the $331,4I10T yjpp ... . .. -. • ple4gof, $12,610.22 was uncollected. . • --. - - Is flied i M.p.i 5N + i'j,wiiii - 4 was A total of $113,104.10 was pledaid in the 1179$1 caITtpaIgn eel, a IsmissleCounty redri.nfo(th, bod.' -. IAd ' Mrs.M.WdC •. .--- . • and III .Ihas been collected to date. .1aof Jan. 15111,100 _am dmaor.* like Herwo a VS0' review abb agsat ild iIti I, JoswIck his worked as a • has-been paid out-to the agencies. sunouded In (y ., 1O.mesd Isadsele --asdspl -r,w.ies..W j— here to two. Y"M Md'i ,, %RUN ,'-& 1$a'IftèIr a ',teaWIl4 ciy $1. at -wiy hi was active In United Way =VAIgns in Dayton, The board voted o allocate an .ctLonal $1000 requested h" d by ft ON" ftft CbWer of do America Pad Cross, to c1iaus'ii.mon other omccis elected at the "Mum% of , atuw Up g rade Its Se'i"c4e County service center p it Was held Sasford (1wnbr of Cannwes uieg were A Will_ he L rJ1r*,II. hew _ -'w M -. WON -. ... . r. imab ....... . I wM omM be divisive to the pwty or its 1A IA ____ VW~ ad be"" Qft P1110 to lfwcftft IN - 1- - - App"Id ft list of appointees .. + - .- n . -- - - - -- -. - uuww 1101111100 D701, Vft hall NMW Is WIMM for ft av&w. George To* was chairman of the put 10 1 New board members inchid, Dennis a COWUOn, pe.4enJ for bdaft bm** W Q= worker BeW HWm -to be pumagor of the &mW* 0Mca. Sba is I I - tly aftmAve And In in - - - + ----. - .---• ) --+ I �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. a Frlday,Feb.1,'I9S011 - • i Wrong Man Frobably Nabbed In Robbe I i • VVUIILU IN BRIEF By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Orange County law officers made a quick arrest in Monday's robbery of an Altamnnte Springs hamburger stand, but it looks like their suspect is the wrong man. James R. Felore. of 1808 Bumbv Ave.. Orlando, was arrested Wednesday on a warrant requested by Altamonte Springs police, charging he was the tall man with a pimply face who masqueraded as an attorney Monday morning. Kennedy: Carter Drums-Up 't 9ar Hysteria' In Country BOSTON UPIj — Sen. Edward Kennedy, cornparing the Afghanistan crisis to the Vietnam War, charged today that President Carter's threat of IIUhILL) UILVI vVIIuuH i uruiiuiiirig up war nysteria that could threaten nuclear war. The Massachusetts Democrat, interviewed on CBS television before setting out on a campaign trip through Maine and New Hampshire, said the United States sbould not act alone in deterring Soviet aggression in the Persian Gulf. "I'm strongly opposed to unilateral action by the United States in that part of the world. We do have vital interests and they must be secured but that kind of talk I think is getting us very close to a war type of hystena," he said. But t seems only the photo of Feiore's head matched the appearance of the robber in the three-piece suit, who gained entrance to the restaurant after flashing a lawyer's business a gun to the head of an employee while forcing her to empty the store's safe of over $5,000. j vLuI v, u...c i ivwuii i ipçii ....i auu U man in jail appeared to be the wrong man. Court sources called the arrest a "classic case" of mistaken identity, indicating police photos of Feiore's head may have looked like the suspect and been identified by the victims, but Felore himself did not fit their description. . .1 i_, cttonuntc r, IUWyVI I CUU U UI$i £ HC LV,'U '-.... witnesses to the crime, pointing out not only F'eior&s height and complexion, but the statement the thief was wearing a heavy gold ring and watch. Feiore owns neither and has no marks on his hands or wrist indicating he ....-.•i. i--.- complexion, was released from jail Thur. sday, by County Court Judge Alan Dickey, following statements by both Assistant State's Attorney Ralph Errickson and Feiore's attorney Hugo de Beaubien that the .bU' Black Men Finally' Get Seat At Greensboro Lunch Counter NATiON wore them, deBeaubien said. The 30-year-old Orlando potter was arrested on his way home from work by Orange County deputies acting on the arrest order from Seminole. He wai'. Orlando and was transported straight to the Seminole jail, where he was held without bail until Thursday, when he was released on the pretrial release program. While Dickey ordered Feiore to return to court a week from today to face arraignment, Errickson indicated he would almost certainly not be charged with the crime. IN BRIEF VAS1IIN(;ToN I UPI — The Securities and Exchange Commission says Treasury Secretary G. William Miller's former company, Textron Inc., withheld information from a Senate committee in 1978 about an alleged overseas bribe. 'I'he conumssion also said Miller misled Textron stockholders by denying the company had engaged in overseas payoffs and that he knew two Textron division.s entertained Pentagon officials in defiance of Defense Department regulations. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, which approved Miller's nomination to be chairman of the Federal Reserve in ,: 1978, said Thursday: '1 don't think he should be secretary of the Treasury under these circumstances, That's a decision the president must make." Herald Staff Writer ...Sturm Slate Favored tContinued From Page lA Geneva area. lie said his list represents a wide variety of interests. But Commissioner Richard Williams said he could not support the list because it Includes a disproportionate number of persons who are involved in the land development business. Williams proposed a 19-member committee. Under his plan the commission would name only organizations, such as the Seminole County League of Civic Associations, League of Women Voters, chambers of commerce and the Mt-oritht Home Builders Association, and the organizations would name the Individuals to serve on the committee. Mrs. Caminack protested Williams' plan, because she said the commission agreed to a 15-member committee an'l agreed to appoint the members. She also said members of the coinmittee should be property owners and "many of the miiembers of the League of Women Voters are not homeowners or property owners." Kirchhoif then reminded Mrs. Canimack, not for the first time, that courts have frowned upon the exclusion of zionproperty owners from public decision making in issues of this type. "Rentors are affected by these things," Kirchholf said Friday. "They ultimately pay the costs. lind developers pass on their costs to them." Storm said his list includes one person who rents an apartment, but that ixrson also owns property. All of the others on the list also own property, he said. Mrs. Caminack also said Williams' proposal would give homeowners associations over-representation. She said their land has already been used and it is more important to Include on the committee those whose land has not yet been developed. Kirdihofi also said there might be some question on the legality of the review committee. State law specifies the manner In which the comprehensive plan can be amended. ")ne 8Itt* guidelines," Kirebbof I said, "requires financial disclosure on the part of those Involved in the review process." He added that the commission will not be legally bound to Implement recommendations of the conunittee. Although Williams is in opposition and Commissioner Bob French made no commitment, Sturm said he expects the committee appointments to come up for a vote at next Thesday's commission meeting and said he believes his list will be approved. "There may be a few iiame changes," lie a1d, "but essenUally that list will go." Storm's list: Mrs. Cammack; Louise Elliot of the Palm Springs Homeowners Association; Gloria Ward of the League of Women Voters; Gaylene Wirick, Sanford homemaker; Wade Hargadon, developer and real estate agent; John Keltz, real estate agent and official of the Palm Springs Homeowners Association; Alex Dickerson, Seminole Community College professor and engineer; Forrest Greene, real estate agent and representative of the Seminole County Realtors Association; I1arry Johnson, agricultural businessman; Thomas Speer, lawyer; AK. Shoemaker, construction Industry businessman; Earl Downs, developer; Pat Fernandez, a Spring Oaks resident; John Leffier, a retired store owner; and Robert Abernethy, a Rolling Hills homeowner and engineer. Those named have not indicated II they will serve. WEATHER Convicted murderer Gregory Mills was found guilty Thursday of robbing a Sanford grocery store last May. The verdict finding Mills guilty of robbery with a firearm and false imprisonment was reached after only 40 minutes of deliberation by the six-member jury, following the day-long trial before Circwt Court Judge Tom Waddell Jr. Mills was found guilty of the May 9 robbery of the LII' Champ food store at 1119 E. th St., Sanford, and the abduction of clerk Lanny Lochner, who testified at the trial he was robbed by two men, who forced him to drive around Sanford for about 45 minutes after the robbery. Lochner could not Identify Mills, but did Identify Vincent Ashley, the state's other main witness, as the man holding a shotgun during the crime. Ashley, granted immunity from prosecution on the charge, testified Mills had been with him when he robbed Lochner. Ashley was granted Immunity for his testimony In August when Mills was convicted of the May 25 shotgun murder of retired Sanford businessman James Wright. Mills, who stands convicted of seven felonies since the . Ac ion Calangelo and Assistant State's Attorney Dean Moxley, who wert driving into the restaurant at the time. No reason for the assault, or Rolands' denomination or church affiliation was given. epor S * Fires murder trial in August, is in Jail awaiting sentencing on all convictions, JEWELRY STOLEN Burglars entering a Maitland home through a kitchen window, made off with close to $2,000 worth of jewelry, in. cluding an opal ring valued at $1,200, deputies say. Chariot I)rew, of 1535 Glastenberry Road, reported her house was broken into between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday. Only jewelry and a small amount of cash in a jewei box were taken. ALTAMONTE ASSAULT ARREST JEWELRY STOLEN FROM FLEA MARKET * Courts * Police Beat ___________________________________________________________ An Altamonte Springs man is in the Seminole jail, charged with assaulting a cicrg}man, who was sitting outside a . McDonald's restaurant Thursday. . Sheldon Polakoff of 632 Mariner Way, Altamonte Springs, charged with knocking down Rev. Lester Rolands of 867 Preble Ave., Altamonte Springs, Thursday, at 1:57 p.m., as Rolands sat outside the MacDonald's on U.S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park. Deputies say the assault was withessed by Sheriff's Lt. Tony Lance Trial: A Snail's Pace ATLANTA UPI, — Creeping along at a snail's pace, the bank fraud trial of former federal Budget Director Bert Lance and three other men was prolonged another (lay Thursday — this time by icing on north Georgia roads. Icy roads preveated one of the defendants, Richard (.'arr, a juror and other principals from getting into Atlanta. The trial cancelled Monday so Lance could attend his father's funemal, and it has also been prolonged by lengthy questioning of "custodial wit nesses," representatives of banks and businesses called to identify records. -Abø 375 worth of watches and other jewelry were tajc froiiii.otli at the Village Flea Market on U. S. Highway 17-92 Tuesday night, police say. Charles D. Baker, of 2400 Narcissus St., Sanford, told police his booth at the market was burglarized either Tuesday night or early Wednesday by thieves who made off with the watches, jewelry and three knives. Booths at the market have been burglarized repeatedly over the past few months, officers report. Saccharin ATLANTA UPI — The head of the American Diabetes Association said Thursday an increase in saccharin consumption by teen-agers was possibly upping their risk of bladder cancer. 'The aimmount of saccharin being consumed by teenagers and young adults is substantiall more than that being consumed by similar generations In the past," said Dr. Ronald A. Arky, a professor at Harvard Medical School. He added that research showed that the artificial sweetener was being used in many homes at levels that correlate "with the occurence of cancer of the' bladder, 24,000 That's How Many Men U.S. Could Quickly Move To Mideast WASHINGTON UPIi — The United States has the capability of moving more than 24,000 fighting men, including tanks and other equipment, to the Persian Gulf within 16 days to defend against a Soviet invasion, Pentagon officials say. lithe Soviets did attack, they could be expected to throw a total of 80,000 to 90,000 men into the area, but they lack the planes to move all their heavy equipment rapidly, the U.S. officials claim. Just how much Soviet equipment and personnel could arrive at the widely separated Persian Gulf oil fields In Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia In the time it takes th United States to assemble its forces remains problematical, officials said in a Pentagon iriefing Thursday. The officials presented a summary of U.S. capabilities following charges on Capitol Hill the United States does not have the capability to back up President Carter's pledge to repel a Soviet thrust with force, if necessary. "We can't assure you we would win a war there," Defense Secretary Harold Brown told the Senate Armed Services Comnmittee Chicago Teachers Bargain CHICAGO UPI — Public school teachers, who walked out this week overpayless paydays and budgetcut firings, were back at the bargaining table today, But the city's firefighters are threatening tostrike over a contract promised by Mayor Jane B)Tne during her election ammnpaign. Teaichers, who are owed millions in back pay, say they won't return to the classroom until they are paid all the money owed them and the School Board reconsiders paring their ranks by more than 1,600. And firefighters, who were promised a contract during the last mayoral campaign by Mrs. Byrne, broke off m.'ontract talks and scheduled a meeting today — presumably to discuss a strike, ______________________________________________________________________ Scout Celebration Set Local scouts will participate In a Heritage Hike Saturday In Sanford to celebrate the 70th annIversary of Boy Scouts and 50th annIversary of Cub Scouts. Some 500 scouts and cuts will follow a 8.2-mile route beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Sanford Plaza and concluding at 4:30 p.m. with seven stops along the way at activity stations to demonstrate scout skills and to tour a civic building and visit a historical site, Ben Hendricks of Troop 508 will demonstrate a rope machine and Herb Petri will demonstrate outdoor cooking. The first stop will be Catalina Park with other stops at the Heart Park, Sanford Museum, and Fort Mellon Park. Dick Mamele Is chairman of the event, which will help raise funds to support local units and area camps. FLORIDA INI Hirold Photo by Torn Vinunt . group gets together at the Sanford Mcl)ouald's restaurant to promote the Ronald McI)onald house, a lodging facility where the families of children undergoing treatment for cancer and other serious illnesses can reside while the children are being treated. With ever' purchase of a large order of fries, 15 cents is donated to the project at the Shands Teaching Hospital In (;ainesme. From left is .Jessica Feuerhahn, held by Don Hughes, McI)onald's manager and local sponsor; Toni Hunt, project vice president for Central Florida; Daniel Jullan and Kaths Miller. A SPECIAL PROJECT BRIEF MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — A 100-foot Cuban ship commandeered by a group of Cubans fleeing to the United States arrived in Miami Beach today under Coast Guard ecort. The ship, the Fifth of December, docked at the Miami Beach Coast Guard station at 8:15 a.m. The 67 people aboard the sand dredge were turned over to Customs' and U.S. Immigration and naturalization :. and left the country for the United States, husband was last week. The Nobel Prize-winning nuclear physicist was arrested Jan, 22 and exiled to Gorky, 250 miles from Moscow, for his "anti.Soviet statements." In defiance of the Intent to gag him, Sakharov sent his wife back to Moscow with a message calling on dissidents to redouble their efforts in his absence. Mrs. Ginsburg, the wife of Alexander Girburg, accepted an offer by authorities to join her husband In the United States. She boarded Aeroflot Flight 251, bound for Paris, where her husband was awaiting her. The couple was expected to leave the same day for the United States. The decision to leave the country forced Mrs. Ginzburg to leave behind her son whom she had fought to take with her. Talking to Western reporters at a news conference Monday, Mrs. Bonner said she feared that trip to Moscow might be her last Glnzburg was one of five Jewish dissidents swapped for two Russian spies in the United States. - ____ HOSPITAL NOTES Seminole Mem11'Eal Hospital Jan. 31 ADMISSIONS Sanford: 'Connie L. Allen Zinn B. Beck Virginia A. Burtnett ,Harlis H. Fletcher rie E. Jordan - George Kilger - - AIV,,monte Springi '.,'garet Pugh, Longwood BIRTHS - I F , '. - ,,. C: ,, " 11 . ,• '' . ... ., .,- ..-..,,.. . ..": ' 4 'ft. - Mary L. Daugherty Robert C. Hodges Francis F. Jenkins Ella Jones Lorl F. OIUWSkI Mary A. Spivey Raymond N, Murray DeLand Carl F. Bartelo, Deltona Nicholas J. Cinicola, Deltona Ethel H. Schoen, Delfona PauIifle E. Suggs. Lake Mary Kimberly M. Clener, Ovi David Barnes, Sorr.nto Thomas A. Gardy, Arizona days," While no officials have said so directly, there are indications other Western embassies and friendly groups helped the escape. I'resident Carter telephoned Canadian I'rime Minister Jw Clark Thursday' to personallv thank him for the "tremendous exhibition of friendship'' and courage his government showed in helping the Americans LI) CS('Hp(' I - President Carter telephoned Canadian Prime Minister Joe ('lark to personally exprcsshi. iratitude Thursday, legislative bodies passed resolutions thanking Canada, Canadian flags flew next to American flags, and Americans wore pins resemimbling a red mimaple leaf the national symbol of (2anada. 'l'hat was the reaction across the country to Canada's help in sneaking six American Embassy employees out of Iran. ('ainadiammi officials hid the six Americans in their embassy in Tehran after the U.S. Embassy was overrun Nov. 4 by Iranian militants, then provided them with Canadian passports to allow thcni to escape Iran last weekend. In an office building next to the Canadian Embassy in Washinitou. 3-foot high letters in the fifth-floor windows spell nut: '"l'hanks Canada.'' On the second floor, a similar sign reads: "Merem Beaucoup." ''America has finally found am friend. It's nice to set' an ally doing something for a change,'' said Susan 'I'. Copenhaven, 27. one of the Iwoh)le responsible for the "Merci Beaucoup" sign in e - The Massachusetts congressman indicated he spoke LI) Carter directly, saying, "You may be assured the Presi(Itmt kno's my opilon.' Q her office President ('arter, in his call to Clark, said: '1 wanted ... on behalf of all the Anierm('am people, Joe, to thank you and Want to i'a I our ali'nt inc's I )av gift it h a kiss? Ambassador Kenneth m Taylor and the Canadian government 'mmu can a oid time m'i'sulting lipstick smnca r with and iwople for am tremendous exhibition of friendship amnd this imt' support and irsommail and lX)liticad courage." rapping papri' displaed by l'li,abettm Carter noted ('ongress approved a resolution thanking mnnit' daiightci' ni iii,' mi imt'm' of a trendy gilt shop ('ammda, time' first time such action ever has been taken on \k ('its'. ________________________________________________________________ Capitol Hill. SEALED WITH A KISS ', ......... • Herd Of Lawyers Slows Tampa Probe TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — The Coast Guard con- tinues the difficult task of sorting out the details of a tragedy today as testimony about Monday's deadly collision of the buoy tender Blackthorn and the tanker S.S. Capricorn moves into its second dayS collision, but the tanker seemed to be :noving toward the Blackthorn. Gatz said he only haid I; to 8 seconds wairnir,g before the two vessels lilt. "I looked straight au tIn' ship," he told the panel. "I couldn't believe how close it was,'' Six crewmnt'mi of the Blackthorn are Four witnesses, all Blackthorn officers, were scheduled to testify before a Coast Guard panel confirmed dead aiimd ammother 17 are still listed ams investigating the incident Thursday, but a morning missing, while 27 ('nast Guartismimen survived the filled with legal muaneuvering by a horde of lawyers crash. There were no injuries reported on the S.S. left time for only one witness to testify. Capricorn. First up on the witness stand Friday will be Coast Gatz also disputed t'Iaimns by lawyers for the Guard Seaman Mark Gatz, 23, who was the lookout Capricorn's owners and operators that the on the Blackthorn's bridge when the accident oc- Blackthorn was steaming on time wrong side of curred and the only person to testify Thursday. He chamnnel. "It was steaming where it was supposed to said that the Blackthorn appeared to be moving be, on time stamrtxmai'd side of the cimanmiel,'' he told the away from the tanker Just seconds before the panel. ::.,.. •.' ' . ', _____ .- ' - . ' ' : ALL . •.DRIVERSS ( PHONE ) 322.0285 Miami Kiwanis club Thursday. His speech '.on an enttiusiatstic reception and a standing :ON RUSSIS INSURANCE: • ___________________ _________ ......... ' AVE. PRODUCE • - - - - - - l.'iv(tw A Cool Oasis In The Mideast By DAVID hi. RAZLER that region's coolest oasis, Despite war, crisis and revolution close at hand, the once-bitter foes are quietly following the timetable of their peace treaty toward normalized relations. The contrast is at once a measure of the hopes and fears that now focus on this ancient cockpit and crossroads. In their gamble for peace, the extent of which is not fully appreciated, the Israelis returned most of the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt, yielding their formidable military base at Rifidim and the strategic Giddi and Mital passes. Israel is dismantling 103 Sinai installations in all and surrendering a buffer zone about as large a stretch of desert which as' '"1rael itself provided a crucial cushion of time and distance against surprise Arab attack in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Israel's final withdrawal from the Sinai is scheduled in 1982. Promised liberation from the yoke of war is costing Egypt dearly, also, The Arab world is boycotting Egypt, charging the Sadat government with a treasonous sell-out for its peace treaty with Israel. Egyptians feel isolated and some are made restive by the militancy sweeping Islam. Under terms of the treaty signed last March formal diplomatic relations are being established between Cairo and Jerusalem. For the first time, the borders are to be opened and embassies will commence operating. Ambassadors will be exchanged one month hence on February 26, and Egypt's trade boycott of Israel will end. Moreover, within six months, the treaty calls for the two sides to begin talks on trade, cultural accords and civil aviation agreements. The Egyptians appear to be more self-conscious and reserved about the new relationship than the Israelis. Whereas more than 2,100 vIsas to Egypt have been granted Israel's clamoring tourists, fewer than 100 Egyptians have applied to visit Israel, Israeli officials pressing for a wide range of techn1c*L.operat1on have begun to perceive a - ____ delicacy dMhe relattothLp -after Egypt- rejected offers of agricultural help. And because nobody expected everything to be all sweetness and light there wasn't much excilement recently when Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat failed to agree during their seventh summit meeting at Aswan, Egypt, on the status of the Palestinians under hraell occupation. Indeed, it was not disagreement but new-found solidarity between President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin that made their last summit even more significant than usual, In joint expressions of outrage, the two leaders characterized the an tinSoviet invasion of Afghanistan as and premeditated naked perialistic act of aggression .,," and they shared mutual concerns over a rampant Russia, The magnitude of the Soviet threat could well lead the Israelis and Egyptians to understand that the mere absence of war between them is not sufficient today - that their peace should be buttressed by an alliance against a common foe, Such an alliance should not be altogethor' unattractive to vulnerable Saudi , Arabia and even Iran, when and if that country can pull itself together and sort out its priorities. The world has learned to iti grief in Southeast domino theory Asia's tragedy how thoroughly works, And if other nations are not to follow Afghanistan's fall one by one in that part of the world, there must be a colesclng In mutual defense, The United States of America cannot be By EDWARD J. WALSH In the opening weeks of the Iranian kidnapping, President Carter won praise, and points in the popularity polls, for tiIs,al to send the Marines Into Teheran to bash "student" heads. A mlltlary raid-rescue operation, it was reasoned, was logistically Impossible, and other forms of military retaliation, such as a naval blockade or bombing the Abadan refinery complex, were deen unnecessary, Since then, the president has frozen Iranian assets In this country, stopped delivery of spare parts to the Iranian armed forces, and ordered a review of the visas of Iranian students, not a popular minority these days. He has also ordered Iranian consulates around the U.S to reduce their personnel, which 33 of this week, had not been done. In the third month of their captivity, the hostages have been pushed off the front pages by the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan. The "j"- who can deny It — no longer fits the definition of the term we have used to describe fast-moving, spellbinding events of contemporary history: the Cuban missile confrontatIon, the Mayaguez piracy In 1975, the Entebbe airport kidnapping a year later. Is receding from the public jpjp4, It's obvious, moreover, that this is exactly what the decision-makers In the White House and the State Department want. "Restraint," Lii tenni of doing nothing that would make any difference to the fanatics In charge in Iran, has paid Obvious political dividends. Continual of new vietnam. Andwe—Intheper.onofPresldentCarter —wlllswallowlt,asheswallowedthe myth of Soviet "advisors" In Cuba after declaring them "unacceptable," A president unmoved by the contempt Of his opposite number In the Soviet Union will iwallow anything, C F LOS ANG whose bite k t 1flCT854 states to th Thebiteo about 15 ci frnt1y C orviolinspi humans an In a racer Medicine, I was workin Caflt*T, not one Of these By 1911 s had been ri And by 19 three-tenth size - hE eastern pat Indiana am De. Find Southern Neurologica cases of a ,. "But it anti extens Of the iSi said some a but eight or nativetoU De, Stocli case history the ankle. 'I and diuIne the ahab's I 1 $7-year-old dIp'c"4, a vsWt of the shah in. 'II Feige larvics, arrived In the Iranian cep1tah only l Just, But It dlda't take him 1 N to obe 1 the siteatlon with remarkable Iranian clii Irsn,upsc c:" '' Of the .MM u$s*.Iy m. SCIEI WASHINGTON — By an Irony Of fate, the whe for.caeisd most clearly the fri*at, dilea*na of the Iranian onus &djna,Ifi4Miem1MIsOfILHsia Bruce Iifngi, the Ui chirp d'affaires In o "protective Teiran, who was taken castedy" the Iraa Foreign Cmos the day ow pnb,a17 was lobed by r.di'sl iss. c Jily I, Isorwiary Of lists Vs sd Lim:_"I woald l Is have your imseaal sad rtvMs .,ssm Of the ed "i mink the pesWiept is actkg with rnaM'ab patience and restraint k Bi.t Parka ________ La ingen paroiption. NerdidittakeleugarWantestat pqperW tai'ri' vith disturbing cables abthepr"4"1MythsnIlidb U.isd wonbi be given sacly hi Located In The Rear Of The Sanford Village Supsr Flea Market. 1..I JACK ANDERSON at JAN'S PRODUCE PHONE 323-5434 announcements "lniUaU's.s," as they're called, keep Vance d Nodding Carter on the evening news, but don't bring any real risks. The latest of do.oOthingltep$wutheerr$fldruflbyUfllted NaUOflsSeCretEy General Kurt Waldheim to Inn; neither the terrorists at the Americasi Embassy nor their leading rabble rouser, Ayatollah Khomeini, even looked in his on,ButwhenWimretutothe United States, President Carter made sire the two were photographed, grlmfaced, together, though they had nothing to talk abOUt bUt perhaps the Teiwen weather, admonhewear on, Iran will Mths we ge away - bad news does have a way of .ettliuig in. Probably the students and the Ayetollah will seuse, at some decisive moment, that they have milked the American netwodtsofafltheairtimethey're worth, and boldly stage some uort Of trial, brand the hostages as ipies, and release them breaking the tension, which is even now ebaway, but at the same time inflicting such hwnlll.atlon on President Carter and the Ipv'c Wcifrw FARMFRESHEXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS iSIS French Ave. (Nwy. I7-StP,bsrd prohibiting bicycles and Pres ident !/t U St IaIce Sorne R is Ics expected ainglehandedly to 'defend nations against Soviet imperialism that prefer fighting amongst themselves instead of uniting, SELECTYOUROWN INANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE I 'Se is a VIEWPOINT Egypt and Israel, which formerly constituted the hottest spot in the Middle East, have become OPEN WED., FRI. SAT. & SUN. 8AM TILS:15 PM GUARANTEED FRESH NOT PRE-PACKAGED - rnrk tim. mamma of F.b. 9. The Clock MONEY CAN BUY— - - LtAry,ft same road rights as any t While the cyclist is supp the right as possible, rider left-turn lanes and move to lanes. Cyclistsareallowedonsome limited access rot $47.00. FRESH PRODUCE Did KImb.rly Thumb For Rid.? ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) Contradicting the prosecutIos!s claim that Theodore Bundy abducted a sobbing 12-year-old girl from school, two witnesses testified Thursday they saw Kimberly Leach or a girl who looked like her thumbing a ride the day she disappeared. A fuel truck driver and a utility company worker both said they saw the dark-haired hitchhiker thumbing a ride away from Lake City Junior High School on Feb. 9, 1V78. That was the day Kim vanished between classes, Prosecutors claim Bundy lured her into a stolen van parked near scIool, killed the seventh-grader and dumped her body in a rusted pig pen 35 miles away. The kidnap-killing charges agalust him are expected to go to the jury early next week, Bundy already Is under death sentence for the 1978 nez slayings of two Florida State sorority sisters in Tallahassee. Among the first witnesses the'ciefense called to dispute the state's argument was Roy Bedanbaugh, who works for Florida Power & Ught Co. He said he saw a hitchhiker as he was Year ",,, round of applause when it ended. If elected president, Hush said he could . The formne'r United Nations ambassador "break time back of inflation and balance the told a Miami news conference his upset budget" in two years by applying three _______________________ victory in Iowa has given him confidence in fundaimmentals of economics — "Restrict the u his position lot- February's primaries in growth of federal government"; "curtail the Arkansas, Puerto Rico and New Hampshire. dangerous trend toward excessive govern: Bush overnighted at Palm Beach, where tie nment regulation;" and "stimulate our own attended a fund-raiser, and was scheduled to productatnity" with a program that would .i .rJ:L 2417 FRENCH __________________________ fly early today to Arkansas. include a, $20 billion tax cut "carefully con"Ill consistently beat (Sen. Howard Baker structed on the supply-side." SANFORD : and (John) Connally in the next few races, . lie pledged to end the Carter adand I believe we will, I believe we'll be in am _____________________________ ministration's "vascillution-" in foreign two..man race with Reagan," Bush told ad fairs that he said has brought a decline in tsJw1 fs11 *:I!(II1IJM:1tIi 11 reporters Thursday. respect for the United States throughout the He said his victory in the recent Iowa world. caucuses "gave credibility to my campaign... JAN'S "I am sick and tired of seeing us apologize shoved it forward, but I'm not relaxing." for ourselves — the mmmost decent and free Bush called Florida "a priority state for country izm time world," Bush declared. me" but stopped short of,predlcting he would beat Reagan's strongly-entrenched state organization in Florida's March 11 primary. Bush finished third behind Reagan and Connally In a straw vote of state GOP convention delegates in November. Exuding optimism for the 1980s, Bush addressed about 600 members of the Greater Straight hair grows longer than doss wavy hair. FINEST AND FRESHEST QUALITY , ' I1 I FOR will emerge in March as a two-man ramce , " the tragedy was caused by the llackthorn placing mt_self on the wrong side of the channel, failing to respond to calls to prescribed bridge to bridge frequencys, failing to take cognizance of the ( aiI)ric'rn's whistle signals and executing at the last immoimmemit a wrong maneuver that caused the Ulaickttrnrn to turn into the littm of the Capricorn," time statement saul. Lawyers for Apex, and the Capricorn's owners, Kingston Shipping Co., challenged the validity of a ('naust Guard investigation into an accident involving one of its own craft. A UTO • INSURANCE: between himmi and Ronald Reagan. '.; , . New York, released a statement Thursday placing the blame for the collision of the Blackthorn's crew. "A fair and proper investigation will prove that not relaxing,' said George Bush (left). MIAMI tUPI) George Bush is predicting that the Republican presidential caummpaign LOW COST The tanker's operators, Apex Marine Corp. of Bush Sees Battle With Reagan .'. ,, ' ' 'I'm I say "thanks." - And the White House indicated it got time message. think a lot of the speaker," said mleImt Whth' Iloue' press secretary Hex Granum, Congress will have to approve any Carter draft registration plan. Although Carter technically now has the l5)WC on his own to order registration of men, he still '.oukl have to ask Congress for the money to carry it out, \n(I new legislation would be required to register wnnit'n. Congress appears ready to grudgingly approve draft registraition (ml men, but opposition is growing aimiong womne'n, civil rights and anti-war groups. Passing a radical new approach such as registration of womimen woul(l be difficult even if the draft itself was Ixipular. Without ipulair support, there is no chance ('ongress would do so especially in an election year. Representatives of more than am dozen feminist, anti-war and civil rights organizations are among the latest to announce opposition to draft registration of both women amnd men. that might arise for others who may or ma'. not have assisted those six in the course oi their successful escape over the last three months and particularly over the last five By United Press International The ('anadian Embassy in Washington has receive(I thousands of phone calls, dozens of telegrams, letters and flowers, and even am cake all from American citizens who just want to -- to rider and bicycle are ci refuse to accept the rlghtso road, Under the laws accep lM 1Arielnthe pruuUy replied t li to the United liMes AmorI tui m m1 des pscullar,t. ismstoi declufonwi tiiniiig of lb pt for Li psentratin osdibly svsUts.Bes in Washiag (M&4'to Nothtghi ks'da'sL aed pyM the s rn& Of the Ps overriding 1 long Irarda repebele, '.evith action — the am. hwy which he asted was pearly usowsd ascurtly, v prisarvatie The ram Aug,svmamdbhigcable roomfarni — aUa ssvtvsd from UsirY Prsd, head of the than one's 'I •' ' .. claire 1'' _____ riding without proper equip resulting In major Injurie number of falls, bent whet WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director $24,00; Ca ii ad a E ni bas s y - - .,.- S • ;.a ..-' - ' Andrilla Rufus Deborah 1. Russell 'Stanley K. Stevens 'Sintiago E. Torres Joseçh Turner obert 0 Ward imi'rbly A Penfaco$t, Sanford: Willie and Rosalind Realford, a boy DISCHARGES Sanford: also were held on 'the concerns we have about possible problems discussions " - Around Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 8 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, 'IflanKs' L)eluge WASHINGTON m UPD — Dralt registration of wommieri may be a (lead ISSUe in Congress. If President Carter recommends women be included in any registration he has promised all his draft recommendations by Feb. 9 Congress either will defeat or ignore him, House Speaker Thomas O'Neill told reporters Thursday. "As I read the Congress, I would think the registration of women wouldn't go," O'Neill said. It would 1w "an,themima around here," tie added, O'Neill said he told the White House Carter would be "better off" not even asking for authority to register McDuffie's death. McDuf lie died five days after a Dec. 17 chase from _________________________ 'l'he six were first taken to %Vest Germany, where they were given physical examinaLions, then flown to Dover KWH Wednesday. State i)epartinenl spokesman Hodding ci said meetings were arranged at Dover "to discuss with them the concerns that we have about endangering in any way those who art' left behizt as captives in the embassy ('omjx)und.'' . (USPS 111210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-1l or831-9993 FrIday, February 1, l980—.4A - (11)" P While many bicycling act the cyclist, violating the - many days," Du Pont said. "I think they're glad to be back where they have something to lie said Evening Hemid curved formica table where the four sat, in mark contrast to the deserted scene Feb. 1, 1960 when the four men all freshmen at North Carolina A&T first asked to be served. Greensboro Mayor Jun Melvin arrived to greet the original four. I Congress Against 0rattin g Wo rn e ri2 - injuries investigators said were inflicted during a beating. Police officers at the scene originally reported he was injured when his motorcycle crashed. weekend. ''The claim that while in hiding there they played the longest game of Scrabble in the history of the game. It '.'.ent on for mans, ''They appeared physically to be well and psychologically to be very up after many das of not knowing if they were going to be MIAMI (UP!) Two Dade County policemen who were granted immunity from prosecution in the beating death of black insurance executive Arthur McDuffie, have resigned from the Dade County Public Safety Department. They will testify against four police officers charged with manslaughter and a fifth accused of covering up s Ii p toe To K horn e i n i - The six — wearing pins displaying a maple leaf, the national symbol of Canada — were to make their first public appearance since the escape, a late afternoon news conference today at the State Department in Washington. 2 Dade Policemen Resign Massacre: Guatemalan Officials Blame Terrorists Ira n i an held a Christmas-like reunion with their families at Dover Air Force Base, and told of playing a word game for days while hiding in Tehran. Service authorities. "We're working hand in hand with the FBI In questioning the Cubans," Richard Gullage, INS deputy district director, said, "They're going to make a determination If there will be any criminal prosecution." snows, suffered bitter-cold temperatures. Eastward, sub-zero temperatures were common in much of the northern Midwest Since her husband was first imprisoned In The two developments were viewed with before another crackdown, and as far south as Kansas City, Mo. The cold front edged even January 1978, Mrs. Ginzburg had taken n in the Russian dissident cornMrs. Bonner was preparing to leave Into the South, bringing freezing temperatures and drizzle to munities, although neither was surprising. administration of the special fund to aid Moscow Thursday night to return to Gorky, southern Texas and New Mexico. Light snow fell across Soviet political prisoners established by 250 miles east of the capital, when an official Yelepa Bonner, Sakharov's wife and eastern Ohio Valley and the lower Great Lakes region, while author Alexander Solzhenitsyn. It was not courier delivered a brief form commanding partner In his dissident activities, said she most of the East Coast enjoyed clear skies, A twin-winter clear on the eve of her departure who would her to appear before a deputy state to be banned from Moscow as her ezP storm system hit the Mid-Atlantic states Thursday, however, now assune that task, prosecutor today. dropping up to 8 inches of snow in parts of Virginia and causing power outages in Tennessee. Temperatures today will stay in the teens and 20s from the northern half of the Atlantic Coast. AREA READINGS i9 a.m.): temperature: 44; overnIght low: 38; yesterday's high: 78; barometrIc pressure: 30.18; relative humidity: 60 percent; winds: northwest at 18 m.p.h. GUATEMALA CITY, Gualernala (UP!) — Guatemalan SAWRDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: hIghs, 8:45 a.m., Among the victims who died in the blaze were former But the government version of Thursday's confusing events officials today said terrorist action, not police brutality, was Guatemalan Vice President Eduardo Caceras and former 9:38 p.m.; Iowa, 2:45 a.m,, 3:15 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: differed sharply from that given by Spanish Ambassador reSPonSible for a fire that killed 39 persons at the besieged Guatemalan Foreign Minister Adolfo Molina — both of whom highs, 8:37 a,m., 8:S3 p.m.; lows, 2 a.m,, 2:31 p.m.; Maximo Cajal Lopez, one of the only two people known to have Spanish Embassy. BAYPORT: highs, 1:38a.m., 2:44 p.m.; lows, 8:31 a.m., 8:34 survived the blaze. He suffered minor burns, A government4ponaored radio and television broadcast were visiting the mission — and the embassy's first secretary, "The police attitude was the determining factor in this called the deaths "the terrUrist massacre" and said terrorist Jalme Rulz, BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out tragedy," Cajal Lopez said. factious "have planted pain and death on the peaceful people Miles: A small craft advisory Is In effect. Winds northerly Of.GIWte!flSla," , . to 25 knots today gradually becoming northeast tonight and Initial reports said about 40 Indian peasants from the Quiche Saturday. Seas mostly B to 9 feet. Partly cloudy. region ll6mlleswest otGuatennala City seized the embassy at AREAFORECAST: Freezing likely some normally (( about noon local time Thursday, areas tonight. Partly cloudy and cold through Saturday, Highs The Indians, including men and women dressed in the ugs afternoon i ti to s. tonight upp' to low By United Press International television network once run by his chief rival, Sadegh Ghotbcolorful traditional garb of their tribe, demanded a meeting 3. Highs Saturday In the upper SOs. Winds northerly 15 to Tens of thousands of Iranians today marched silently past zadeh. with representatives of President Romeo Lucas Garcia's the Tetran hospital where Ayatollah RUhO1lah Khomeini Is mph diminishing some at night and becoming northeast At the same time, Bani-Sadr's Incoming govermnt faced rightwlng military regime to voice their complaints of alleged undergoing heart treatment to mark the first anniversary of new unrest among fran's minorities, The town of Paveh In mv r wpigkv ualnif Uiili"h Tndi.ni iIMA s.., i.. ' IVW IIIIUIU VAUV, M1UL%Ifl province was reported under siege and its residents Amnesty Internatlonal.aLondon-baaedhumanrights group, Television, radio and newspaper announcements urged appealed to a nearby town for help. Ewning Hcndd (USP$II1.3N)_-_____ ___ said hi a report issued last September that some 2,000 persons, Iranians to go to the heart clinic but to tread softly because Tehran Radio reported 11 deaths and 22 people wounded In mane of them poor Indians, have been killed in political Khomeini, who was reported steadily improving, could not FrIday, F.bruary 1, 1NO—Voi 72, No. l 4olence In Guatemala since May 197$, withstand noise, Western news reports said. Thursday, Bani-Sadr in a message to Hojjat ol-Eslam PbllsllId Daily lAd $Wday, eacel $atwrday by Tho $a,ifsrd Ha The government broadcast said when pollee arrived the MIllions of Iranians swarmed the streets from the airport to 3W1. lmc.. 311W. Pr,iscS Av.., saideid. Ph Musavi Khoelni, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's represenIndians responded by tirowing gasoline bombs at them and Tehran's downtown to celebrate Khomeini's return after his tative at the broadcasting system, said, "It has been learned kcAd Class PUlaIo Paid it Sastort Pliridi 3871 setting a room on fIre. 15-year exile, you are engaged in purging that organization — one which Himi Dailviry: *b CI citi a MasI*, $3.11; $Mas*I, $8.11a Year, Thirty-two alleged terrorists and seven other persons taken It also was reported Iran's President-elect Aboihassan Baniought to disseminate the people's views," a Radio Tehran $4311. ly Mill: WpO $1.11; MiIb. $4.8. $ Muffs, $34.11; Ysir, hostage daring the embassy seizure died in the fire, the an- Sadr won one of his first tests of power by apparently bringing broadcast monitored by the BBC in London quoted him as $47..'. nouncement said. about a purge of his opponents in the powerful state radio and saying, discovered by the Iranians and not kowing it ttiev would ever be hoiiie,'' said Delaware v, Pierre S. (lii Pont IV, who visited the six for about 20 minutes Thursday. "The atmosphere in there is a little bit like Christmas," I)u Pont said. The Americans talked briefly about their stay in the Uauudian Embassy, where they hid after Iranian militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Nov. 4. They' used ('amatlian lmss1x)rts to flee the country last - Arrives At Miami Beach - - DOVER, Del. UPI The six American Embassy employees who escaped from Iran Cuban Ship With 67 Aboard Kremlin Showdown With Female Critics NATIONAL REPORT: A powerful winter storm system blamed for at least 22 deaths from New Mexico to the East MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet Union's two Coast moved well out into the Atlantic Ocean today, but winter put the freeze on a large part of the country. Earlier this week, leading female dissidents had showdowns torrential rains in Southern California claImed 10 lives. Rain with the Kremlin today. Andrel Sakharov's and snow covered the Pacific Northwest, while the Rocky wife went before a state prosecutor and Anna Mountains and Northern Plains, digging out from under heavy Glnzburg gave up her fight with authorities Hurts Tnagers? Jibreel Ithazan caine this time at the invitation of Woolwortb's. It was that company's refusal to serve them in 1960 that led to the protest that eventually brought about racial desegregation of dining facilities throughout the South. Dozens of cameramen and reporters crowded around the 6 Americans Get Family 'Christmas' Misled: Commission ifty In Sanford Robbery By DAVID M. RAZLER GREENSBORO, N.C. i Cli i— Four middle-aged black men Salt down for breakfast at a Woolworth's lunch counter today, commemorating their historic sit-in of 20 years ago that sparked the student protest movement for civil rights, Joseph McNeil, David Richmond, Franklin McCain and Treasury Secretary Miller Convict Awaits MultiDle Sentences -- :_.. Friday, F.b.I. 19$O-3A I .-. p .. - 1 •. . - - • . -?,,'1 c' -. ,' '.- . .. ,. -.. . - --''r IcI 'i..' ,,_ 't . :.... - '. :.. -', : ' �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HemM 4 1 WSPS 151.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 306.3fl11ort31•9993 While many bicycling accidents are the fault of the cyclist, violating the rules of the road or riding without proper equipment, some collisions resulting In major injuries as well as a large number of falls, bent wheels and other damage to rider and bicycle are caused by drivers who refuse to accept the rights of cyclists to share the road. Under the laws accepted throughout the %1*'tAuy6e is a vehicle, entitled to the same road rights as any truc k or car. While the cyclist Is supposed to ride as far to the right as possible, riders are allowed to use left-turn lanes and move to the left of right turn lanes. Cyclists are allowed on all roadways except some limited access roadways marked as prohibiting bicycles and other slow moving Around Friday, February 1, 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, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The Clock A Cool Oasis By DAVID &t RAZLER barrage of complaints it would have increased the danger. Hattaway's original proposal effectively would have reclassified the bicyclist as a pedestrian, forcing riders to the left of the road. Riders told Hattaway they are constantly being run off the road by drivers who refuse to allow them the few Inches they need. Cyclists are also faced with constant danger from persons who open their car doors onto traffic or pull onto the road without realizing the bicycle coming towards them can be moving at speeds over 30 miles per hour. While Hattaway's new plan Is still a few months off, cyclists just ask motorists to give them a chance to the roads guaranteed to them by law, but often taken away from them by ignorant or careless drivers. vehicles. But many motorists seem to get upset when confronted by a legally riding cyclist. They refuse to yield to a cyclist entitled to the right of way and seem to become openly hostile when confronted with a bicycle in a left-turn lane,lts rider patiently waiting for a light. As pert of his proposed bicycle safety bill, State Rep. Robert Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, said be wil' suggest expanded coverage of cyclists' rights In the state drivers' manual, and changes in drivers' tests to include questions on riders' rights of way. He made the proposal after being confronted with the flip side of the cycling safety problem at a meeting between cyclists and law enforcement officers last month, called after his first attempt to improve bike safety wasanswered by a Annual Controlled Burn... i" ;01" ~. , . Egypt and Israel, which formerly constituted the hottest spot in the Middle East, have become that region's coolest oasis. Despite war, crisis and revolution close at hand, the once-bitter foes are quietly following the timetable of their peace treaty toward normalized relations. The contrast is at once a measure of the hopes and fears that now focus on this ancient cockpit and crossroads. In their gamble for peace, the extent of which Is not fully appreciated, the Israelis returned most of the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt, yielding their formidable military base at Rifidim and the strategic Giddi and Mital passes. Israel is dismantling 103 Sinai Installations in all and surrendering a buffer zone about as large astsrael itself — a stretch of desert which provided a crucial cushion of time and distance against surprise Arab attack in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Israel's final withdrawal from the Sinai is scheduled in 1982. Promised liberation from the yoke of war Is costing Egypt dearly, also. The Arab world is boycotting Egypt, charging the Sadat government with a treasonous sell-out for its peace treaty with Israel. Egyptians feel isolated and some are made restive by the militancy sweeping Islam. Under terms of the treaty signed last March formal diplomatic relations are being established between Cairo and Jerusalem. For the first time, the borders are to be opened and embassies will commence operating. Ambassadors will be exchanged one month hence on February 26, and Egypt's trade boycott of Israel will end. Moreover, within six months, the treaty calls for the two sides to begin talks on trade, cultural accords and civil aviation agreements. The Egyptians appear to be more self-conscious and reserved about the new relationship than the Israelis. Whereas more than 2,100 visas to Egypt have been granted Israel's clamoring tourists, fewer than 100 Egyptians have applied to visit Israel. Israeli officials pressing for a wide range of technical cooperation have begun to perceive a delicacy of'the relationship after Egypt- rejected offers of agricultural help. And because nobody expected everything to be . L In the opening weeks of the Iranian kidnapping, President Carter won praise, and fr 'IiI send the Marines into Teheran to bash "student" heads. A miltiary raid-rescue operation, It was reasoned, was logistically Impossible, and other forms of military retaliation, such as a naval blockade or bombing the Abadan refinery complex, were . "I think the President is acting with remarkable patience and restraint in the Bert Parks situation." __________ w c'-1 -• 1' ' FIT!,4juIPw l - ' - * - n—rn . .. '' ( - 'A, unnecessary. I] oct LP ig ICEc41 STAPT t CAN LOCA1 MYCEMIEQ. SCIENCE WORLD . Deadly Spider In South By JAMES JJ. DOYLE spread muscle and joint pain, nausea, tremor in the arms, fever, swelling and redness in the A small spider area of the bite. — LOS ANGELES (UPI) whose bite kills human tissue and can be fatal Within two days, the pain had spread to the has increased its range from the midwestern hip and shoulder joints and was as severe as states to the south and southwest. the pain at the site of a growing lesion where the bite occurred. The bite of the Loxoceles genus of spiders — about 15 closely related species of spiders frequently called the brown spider or recluse or violin spider —kills, or necrotizes, tissue In humans and animals. In a recent article In the Western Journal of Medicine, Dr. Barbara Stochosky who then was working at the San Bernardino Medical Center, noted that the first case of a bite by one of these spiders recorded In the South was In Mississippi in 1962. Ultimately doctors had to cut away the dead tissue where a lesion had formed and even after several days continued to spread. Extensive skin grafting was necessary. "This; spider causes unusual, almost an immediate reaction," Russell said. "The bite area becomes very red; blisters form and break and a pustule forms. This pustule becimes necrotic. "i have seen lesions In Chile six or seven across." By 1971 a total of 31 necrotic spider bites Inches had been recorded there. When the tissue dies as a result of Ischemla, And by 1966, the spiders — which are about or lack of blood supply to the tissue, the skin three-tenths to three-quarters of an inch in and tissue down to muscle and nerves has to size — had been found as far west as the be cut away, he said. eastern part of Los Angeles, as far north as Although the bite can be fatal If untreated, Indiana and as far south as Baja California. . Russell said this seldom happens. "There are Dr. Findlay Russell of the University of very few deaths, maybe one or two a year in Southern California's Department of the southeastern states," he said. Neur ological Research, has recorded about 10 In California, doctors are aware of the cases of such bites In Southern California. spider's existence and usually there is quick "The spider has not been found In the Los diagnosis and treatment, Angeles Basin," Russell said in an Interview. "And treatment has tended to be very good "But It has been found In parts of southern In this," he said. Northern Catifornia California and up into and extensively In Arizona and eastward." One large colony of violin spiders was found Of the 15 species of the genus Loxoceles, he in the community of Sierra Madre, near Pasadena, he said, and the colony was taken said some are Imported from South America but eight or nine native species are probably to the USC hospital for study. native to the United States. He said there are about 18,000 venomous ¼ Dr. Stochosky described in her article a spiders, but only about 100 can get through the case history of a young man who was bitten on skin and cause trouble to humans. Among the ankle. The bite immediately caused pain them, only the black widow and the Loxoceles and dizziness. Within hours there was wide- are fatal In this country. The 57-year-old di plomat, a veteran of the Foreign Service, arrived in the Iranian capital only last June. But It didn't ta ke him long to size up the situation with remarkable perception. Nor did It take long for Washington to start pepper ing Laingen with disturbing cables about the possibility that the exiled shah would be given sanctuary in the United States. On July 26, Secretary of State Vance cabled Laingen: "I would like to have yo ur personal and private evaluation of the effect of such a move on the safety of AmerIcans In Iran, especially the official Americans in the compound." Laingen promptly replied that admission of the shah to the United Sta tes would undoubt edly touch off an ti-American reprisals, including acti on against the embassy, which he noted was poorly secured against attack. On Aug. 2, an even more dist ur bing cable arrived from Henry Precht, head ci the — an- . - - - - x— '- ' - ?J 'w- .., -. 4... . I ,i Unfortunately for Laingen, the other American hostages and the United States as a whole, Jimmy Carter and his policy advisers chose to ignore the prescient warnings of their expeit on the scene. Meanwhile, events in Tehran have unfolded precisely the way Laingen predicted they would. Footnote: Sources told my associate Dale Van Atta that Laingen, like a front-Line soldier who winds up paying with his neck when his advice is brushed off by the brass, has refrained from remonstrating with his superiors in Foggy Bottom. The least he might say, in all fairness, is "I told you so." .. . - ' ' I - • s-. -•:- -w 1 4 1, 1 _,.111' ~. I . V . ~ftt7 '' , I 1 ~ I . , 4; .,I .. I 1~ . . I .. 0 . , ..%, Ai I L . '-LI' ' i ' ' ;'?Z'r 1M— i 1E 1 ,- . . . . % " . . . .'j,. 11 Air% Russia Coolly Calculated Move By HENRY SHAPIRD Uflited Press International The Soviet U nion ap pa rently has decided control of primitive, poor but strategic Afghanistan was worth the risk of killing detente, burying the SALT Treaty and reviving the ('old War The Kremlin does not frame its policies for the next election, but it thinks ahead in decades and generations. Operation Afghanistan shows all the earmarks of patient and skillful design. The official Soviet explanation was incredibly simple a comradely government asked for help against rebels stirred up by foreign powers. Implied was the so-called Brezhnev doetrine, first invoked when Soviet troops and others from the Warsaw Pact invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968 to help a sister nation when "socialism was threatened." From Turkey across Iran and Pakistan to China, the Russians see only potential enemies, seething Moslem revolutionaries and nationalists not likely to side with the infidel Bolsheviks. The Kremlin's nightmare of Islamic revolution eventually might involve the PLO, temporarily a Soviet client but no friend, and spread to Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia and, conceivably, Egypt. The movement would be antiAmerican as well as antiSoviet, but America is far away. Given the monopoly of power enjoyed by the Communist ['arty, the intervention cannot be dismissed as a hasty adventure conceived by the military establishment. Military strategy, like all key Soviet '' - ¼ -r 'I. - 1. , A' I Analys is ' policies, is framed by the all-ruling, 14-111an civilian Politburo, which does not include a singic professional soldier. It Is also idle to speculate on the personal role of the supreme leader, Leonid 1. Brezhnev, although rumors say the president and party chief was overruled by tougher associates. Unlike his predecessors, Brezhnev has been a man of consensus, who, as first among equals, carried out policies debated and approved by the Politburo in majority votes. So it seems the ruling "senior citizens" average age near 70 knew what they were doing when they launched what may be the most dangerous move since the Cuban missile crisis. The Russian rzars had their eyes on the Dardanelles, which would have given them access to the Mediterranean, and even dreamed of ports on the Indian Ocean. And present leaders may be toying with the Idea of controlling the riches of Arabia, something observers dismiss as pie in the sky. Their presence in Afghanistan may be terminated, as Brezhnev has promised, when the country is pacified. Should it continue, American interests would not be threatened immediately, unless the the Soviets march into Iran, Pakistan or a move that would spell Saudi Arabia military confrontation and almost inevitable nuclear holocaust. - - - MASTER OF THE PLASTER R alph ('harnoc k celebrates his v k'(ory at ip. Britain's National Rrickla'ing Championship. ss here iii' Set a woi'ltl record 1) laying 19 bricks iii out' hour. 'I'ha ( topped (lit' old rt'rord h 79 bric ks. Herald Photo by Torn N.ts.I ... May Prevent Big Fire Highway Automotive, Inc. Smoke seen west of Sanford Wednesday was an annual controlled burn on land owned by the State Department of Natural Resources along Wekiva Park Drive north of State Road 46. By clearing out time underbrush in a fire that is kept low to prevent damaging the trees, the danger of an uncontrolled forest lire is greatly reduced now that we are entering the dry season, said a forestry spokesman. It also promotes timber growth by providing the trees with additional nutrients that would have been absorbed by com peting un(Ierbush. I AREA DEATHS I I WE FEBRUARY SPECIAL AUTO WASH & WAX WIA V7N REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING -. TO THE MARCH OF DIMES Sanford (ll 92) 26Il Orlando Dr WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE " - • - KATHLEEN POON WEATHERS- :uary Is in irrangements. Mrs. Kathleen Weatherspoon, 75, of 1302 W. 16th St., Sanford, died Jan. 27 at her home. She was a member of Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. She is survived by sisters, Mrs. Sophia Sanders, Mrs. Emma Ashmore; grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Krkland, Linda Kirkland, Tony Jones, Mrs. Annie Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence brooks, and Mr. and Mrs. James Siinmon; Greatgrandchildren and greatgreat-grandchildren. 'Wilson-Eichelberger MorWary is in charge of arrangements. BERTHA MOORE Mrs. Bertha Moore, 72, of 114 Academy Ave.. Sanford. ed Jan. 27 at Seminole 3emorial Hospital. She was a niember of Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church and the Rose of Sharon Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, Robert Moore; sisters, Mrs. Laura Merrick ihd Mrs. Jannie Roddy; t*other, Robert Henderson; nieces and nephews. charge of Church of Christ e ' ' ., ,' . .' - --------- '. '> . . MOORE MRS. BERTHA — Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Moore. 17, of 114 Academy Ave. Sanford, whO died Jan 27, will be Saturday. at I p m at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church at Orange Avenue and E. 8th St, with the Rev. J.L. Brooks of ficiating Burial in pestlawn Cemetery Wilson Eichelberger ,, GOD'S ANSWER I You Can Be J st A Christian Wit lout Joining A D:.knomination n charge OAKLAWN MEMORIAL PARK 9144 60411161ttoo" 00 COuNIS? C%US IOO . £$* IMN($aIV lOAD , Seminole County's FIneSt Memorial Park MON. THRU FRI.9.5 SATURDAY 9.1 Sanford ON) 322-42$ , . - FREE) BAKER, Minister Funeral Notices WEATHERSPOON, MRS. KATHLEEN - Funeral services for Mrs Kathleen Weather sPoon. 75. of 1302 W 16th Si.. Sanford, who died Jan 27 at net home, will be Saturday at I p m at Springfield Missionary Baptist Church, W 12th Street and Cader Avenue. with Rev Enoch Rivers officiating Burial in Washington Park Cemetery, Orlando Wilson Eichelberger in charge 1 995 Includes all exterior and interior. wh,tewalIs, bumpers, windows, wheel covers. etc . , J 7 .- : Just Christians You can be just a Christian! Does this sound strange? With about 300 religious bodies in our country it might appear impossible to be a Christian without being part of a denomination. It is not only possible, but there are attually millions of "Christians only" in this and other nations. The Churches Of Christ Who are these people who seek to be only Christians? The congregations of which they are a part are usually known as "churches of Christ." This term is not used in a sectarian sense, but is intended to denote their desire to belong to Christ's church. The Bible says, "All the churches of Christ greet you" (Horn. 16:16 RSV). However, it is just as correct to describe the church of which we read in the Bible as "the church of God" ti Cor. 1:2), "the body of Christ" (I Cor. 12:27), or "the household of faith" (Gal. 6:10). These and similar Biblical phrases are not proper names, but descriptive expressions which show how the church is related to Christ and His Father. Individually Christ's followers are known as "Christians" in the Bible. "The disciples were called Christians first in Antioch." (Acts 11:26) "II a man suffer as a Christian, let him not be ashamed; but let him glorify God in this name."(I Peter 4:16) Never does a human name prefix this God given name. Paul was one of the greatest of all Christians, but he did not want disciples to be called "Paulites" or "Paulite Christians." (I Cor, 1:10-11) A Distinctive Plea Chur ches of Chr ist have a distin ctive plea. Of cour se, in many ways we agree with others striving to follow Christ. We believe in the divine inspiration of the entire Bible and that it is sufficient to guide us in all matters of faith; in the death of Jesus Christ and His atonement for our sins; and that after death all tiicn will be rewarded or punished in another life for the way they have lived here. And with all people of real religious conviction we insist that the moral principles of Jesus are absolute truths to be exemplified in the personal righteousness of the child of (;od. The Bible Only that the scriptures are inHowever, we not on l y be spired, but also are convicted that the New 'l'estanient must be our ONLY guide in religious faith. (;od's Word frequently warns us against changing the divine message. See Gal. I :&9) We, therefore, have no creed or catechism to present, but accept C hr ist as our only creed and th e Bible as our only guidebook. In this Way we are never prevented by an erroneous creed from accepting any truth which may be learned from God's Word. Restoration Rather Than Reformation it is obvious to thinking people that the religious world is badly divided. Great leaders such as Martin Luther and John Calvin sought to correct erroneous teachings and practices. But the reformers often started at different points and thus arrived at different conclusions, l)ivision rather than unity has resulted. Churches of Christ, on the other hand, plead for the restoration of apostolic Christianity rather than a reformnation of existing religious bodies. Since all can agree that the early church was right, we should also be able to agree that we cannot be wrong if we succeed in reproducing that church today in every essential part. While many things have changed in the twentieth century, the teachings of Jesus and His apostles have not. Truth is absolute and unchangeable. God's Word is truth (John 11:17j and can save today as surely as in the first century if applied in the same way. "The truth will make you free." tJohn'8:32 Should you visit one of the churches of Christ you will find it worshipping God as did the early disciples "in spirit and in truth." (John 4:24) You will observe that it partakes of the Lord's supper, or COIIUIIUnIOU, every Sunday. This is because we are following the example of the early Christians who assembled every first day of the week to "break bread." See Acts 20:7) Likewise, in every other way churches of Christ seek to reprod uce New Testament Christianity in organization, in work, and in other areas of teaching, Fcr a free booklet concerning this subject, or a tree Bible Correspondence Course, please write or call: Fred Baker, minister, Church oi Christ, 1512 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla, 32771, 322-7761. - - 'Wils(,n-Eichelberger Mar- 1 - Afghan Invasion W-' . - , ,' 1. * ' . $( I 14 -. , 1.1 - 4' -.,- -- Y .. 'i ~~ w'Lk L 1, : ... V -S I . fol ,~ k . "Thus, for example, It Is incomprehensible to Other Iranian character traits Laingen an Iranian that US. Immigration law may noted were "an aversion to accepting prohibit issuing him a tourist visa when he responsibility for one's own actions a has determined that he wants to live In proclivity for assuming that to say something — . i.....i . w 14 uu &It u rrw.gI concepts of The Iranians' "unease about the nature of influence and obligation." the world in which one lives" has led to a Iranians "are consumed with developing certain paranoia, Laingen indicated. "The part! bar! — the influence that will help get Persian experience has been that nothing is things done — while favors are only permanent and it Is commonly perceived that grudgingly bestowed, and then just to the hostile forces abound," he wrote. "In such an extent that a tangible quid pro quo is imenvironment, each individual must be co n-- mediately perceptible." stantly alert for opportunities to protect Finally, Laingen warned that "one should himself against the malevolent forces that never assume his side of the Issue will be would ot herwise be his undoing." recognized, let alone that it will be conceded This every-man-for-himself "bazaare to have merits," mentality," Laingen cabled, produces a "mind-set that often ignores longer term Interes ts in favor of immediately obta inable advantages, and countenances practices that are re garded as unethical by other norms." These psychological quir ks, added to the Iranians' faith In the omnipote nce of God, blind even Western-educated Iranians to the inter-relation of events, Laingen wrote. He noted, for example, that Ibrahim Vagdl, then the Iranian foreign minister, was "resisting the idea that Ir anian beha vior has con-sequences on the perception of Iran in the U.S., or that this perception is somehow related to American policies regarding Iran." I - L . #0 (. Laingen Advice Falls On Deaf Ears ,. S . - JACK ANDERSON Iranian desk in Foggy Bottom. His use of the peculiar, telltale phrase, "when the decision is made to admit the shah," indicated that the decision was no longer In doubt — only the tiiniiofis announcement. Prechtsuuested tng -the anti-American Ii outburst Laingen had predicted would follow the shah's entry. First, Lalngen counseled against Letting the shah in. Then he laid out his reasons in a penetrating, 1,000-word analysis of the Iranian character that proved to be an Incredibly accurate prediction of subsequent events. Basically, Laingen told his superiors in Washi ngton that the Iranians were unpossible to negotiate with. Noting his difficul ties In dealing with the Iranians, Laingen said: "UnderLying cultural and psychological qualities that account for the nature of these dif ficulties are and will rema in relatively constant." He explained : "The single dominant aspect of the Persian psyche is (perhaps) an overriding egoism. Its antecedents lie In the long Iranian history of instability and insecurity, w hich put a premium on selfpreservation." The result is "an almost total Persian preoccupation with self ( that) leaves lit tle room for understanding points of view other than one's own," Laingen cabled, adding: : 1 reluctantly. abandoned in 1947. The result w.as not one but two nations —, India, the Larger and dominated by the old empire's Hindu majority, and Pakistan, a. bifurcated homeland for the Moslem minority with east and west segments separated by a thousand Indian miles. They have not lived happily ever after. In three decades, there have been three wars. Pakistan lost them all — the last time around, In 1911, also losing Its more populous eastern territories, now independent Bagladesh. Even with the east gone, what remained of Pakistan was still a badly divided country —, a Punjabi majority rulling Pathans, Baluchis: and others whose ties are often firmer to: kinsmen across the borders In Iran and Afghanistan than to the government in , Islamabad. This brings us to 1977, when the civilian government of mercurial but reform-minded Zulfikar All Bhutto was over-thrown In a' military coupled by General Mohammad Zia. ulHaq. The latter executed Bhutto two years later in defiance of Internal rioting and worldwide protests. He has jailed Bhutto's' widow, who, should a promised election which: Zia keeps postponing ever take place, would be a likely next president. Zia, an erratic autocrat on the order of Ubya's Muammar al Qaddafi, preslde$ over a puritanical Islamic republic complete with public floggins and summary executions. In one of the world's least affluent countries, he is concentrating developmental efforts on a nuclear capabil,ity which could be taken' . seriously by only one country — India. So there we have it, the country that the. Soviet occupation of Afghanistan has abruptly converted from backwater to frontline. And good old dependable. Washington Is, if not rushing, at least sidling up to the rescue. Zia, however, finds the Initial proposal of $400 million in aid "terribly disappointing." In his view, the United States needs Pakistan: much more than vice versa and should pay: accordingly. lie delicately refrains from, na ming his own price, but makes it very clear. that it will be considerably more. Well, what's two or three tunes $400 million to beef upa front Line these days when an auto company can pick up $1.5 billion to keep an. assembly line moving. As a counter to the Soviet expansionism — of which there are. precious few short of a nuclear showdown available at the moment — It could be a bargain. On the other hand, considering the type of: company It would mean keeping, the ram-. shackle state of the country It would be expended upon and the three-time loser army It, would buy as a supposed deterrent to the Red' Army should that force actually decide to. come down out of the mountains, the eventual price of a Pakistan connection could be, disastrously high. .'i'. . J By DON GRAFF In the beginning there was the Indian Empire, a political, religious and linguistic: extravaganza that the British not all that .. I ~ q r . - . militants. ,--~~ - -.. , IV C-1 ,. ' \1 Points in the popularity poUs,fOr.!hLcalto deemed — '. WASHINGTON — By an Irony of fate, the man who forecasted most clearly the frustratlzg. dilemma of the Iranian crisis was himself caught in the middle of It. He is Bruce Laingen, the U.S. charge d'affaires in Tebran, who was taken Into "protective custody" at the Iranian Foreign Of fice the day our embassy was seized by radical ,W~ IJQJ - ) By EDWARD J. WALSH BERRY'S Wokw go .y ., \ Pakistan : What Price Is Right? ... ____ . expected singlehandedly to defend nations against Soviet imperialism that prefer fighting amongst themselves instead of uniting. _____ __ . ~1111 "... defense. The United States of America cannot be . 4 Since then, the president has frozen Iranian assets In this country, stopped delivery of spare parts to the Iranian armed forces, and ordered a review of the visas of Iranian students, not a popular minority these days. He has also ordered Iranian consulates around the U.S. to reduce their personnel, which 35 of this week, had not been done. In the third month of their captivity, the hostages have been pushed off the front pages by the Soviet invasion of Afghanista n. The "Crisis" — who can deny It — no longer fits the definition of the term we have used to describe fast-moving, spellbinding events of contemporary history: the Cuban mls5Ile confrontation, the Mayaguez piracy In 1975, the Entebbe airport kidnapping a year later. Already, the Iranian business is receding from the public mind, It's obvious, moreover, that this is exactly what the decision-makers In the White House and the State Department want. "Restraint," in terms of doing nothing that would make any difference to the fanatics in charge In Iran, has paid obvious political dividends, announcements of new Continual 'qnjtlatives," as they're called, keep Vance and Hodding Carter on the evening news, but don't bring any real risks. The latest of these all sweetness and light there wasn't much exdo-nothing steps was the errand run by United cilement recently when Prime Minister Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim to Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat Iran; neither the terrorists at the American failed to agree during their seventh summit Embassy nor their leading rabble rouser, meeting at Aswan, Egypt, on the status of the Ayatollah Khomeini, even Looked in his Palestinians under Israeli occupation, direction. But when Waldheim returned to the United States, President Carter made sure Indeed, it was not disagreement but new-found the two were photographed, grimfaced, solidarity between President Sadat and Prime together, though they had nothing to talk Minister Begin that made their last summit even more significant than usual. In joint expressions about but perhaps the Tehran weather, As the weeks and months wear on, Iran will of outrage, the two leaders characterized the — bad news does ha ve a way of imgo away an Soviet invasion of Afghanistan as settling In. Probably the students and the perialistic act of , premeditated and naked Ayatollah will sense, at some decisive aggression ..." and they shared mutual concerns moment, that they have milked the American over a rampant Russia. networks of all the air time they're worth, and The magnitude of the Soviet threat could well boldly stage some sort of trial, brand the lead the Israelis and Egyptians to understand that hostages as spies, and release them — breaking the tension, which is even now ebthe mere absence of war between them is not bing away, but at the same time inflicting sufficient today — that their peace should be ' such humiliation on President Carter and the buttressed by an alliance against a common foe. United States as not felt since the bailout from Such an alliance should not be altogether unat- Vietnam. tractive to vulnerable Saudi Arabia and even And we — In the person of President Carter Iran, when and if that country can pull itself — wlllswallowlt,asheswallowedthemythof together and sort out its priorities. Soviet "advisors" In Cuba after declaring The world has learned to its grief in Southeast them "unacceptable." A president unmoved : Asia's tragedy how thoroughly the domino theory by the contempt of his opposite number In the works. And if other nations are not to follow Soviet Union will swallow anything. Afghanistan's fall one by one in that part of the world, there must be a coalescing In mutual . I . . 11 County Engineer Bill Bush said "time is overdue" make the cablevision companies more responsive to for the college to create an entrance of its own. the people. "It's disappointing to observe that multi-million"I'd like to see if we can make them serve the Under an agreement approved by Seminole dollar institution since its founding has yet to spend areas not being served," Kirchhoff said. County Circuit Court Judge Virgil Conkling Currently, the county cable TV ordinance any money on an entrance," Bush said. Seminole County and the former owners of the requires companies granted franchises in the . The engineer advised that the county look to Tanglewood sewage treatment plant will cooperate county serve areas with a density of 65 homes per- closing the entrance within the next six to nine to insure that )0 Tanglewood homeowners do not mile of cable. However, Sanlando-Storer, the months to prepare to ease the congestion for easy lose their sewer service, corporation just granted its franchise Jan. 22, exit of fire-fighting equipment. In exchange for dropping contempt of court pledged to serve areas with less density down to -Plans have gone too far to think of moving the charges against the plant, which were levied due to 45 homes per mile of cable. fire station," Schuder said. environmental violations, the plant's former Bush said land is available in the area for the Both Orange-Seminole Cablevision and Sanlandoowners and major creditors have agreed to resolve companies with noncollege to purchase for its own entrance, but it had Storer Cablevision, the two the plant's debts and give it to Seminole County. The Seminole County, have better hurry. "They at least ought to get a right-ofexclusive franchises in county will take over the plant as soon as it is out of way through there," he said. promised to serve all areas of the county. bankruptcy, which is expected in a few weeks. property is sold to an auto dealer or the "If Commissioner Bob French agreed with KirWhen the county begins running the plant and added that he would like to something like that, their goose is cooked," he said. chhof l's proposal Tanglewood homeowners are expected to receive see the ordinance amended to "get the county out of an increase in their sewage bills. The present $6.21 Four members of the Seminole County Cornthe business of regulating rates." minimum of $11.75 and monthly charge will go to a mission met this week with Seminole County maximum of $16.62. representatives of the Central Florida Commission Seminole County officials have estimated it will Seminole County commissioners agreed at a work on the Status of Women to discuss the purpose and take at least $300,000 to improve the plant. The session this week to ask for a meeting with Seminole goals of that organization. Members announced former owners, Charles and Malcolm Clayton, have Community College officials concerning the they will begin working Feb. 21 on a task force agreed to pay 25 percent of the cost of repairs. possible closing of the college entrance intersecting dedicated to helping solve the problem of sexual Federal grants are available for the other 75 per. U.S. Highway 17-92 opposite County Home Road and abuse of children. cent and county officials have stated the agreement cutting between U.S. 427 and Highway 17-92. Conunissioner Bill Kirchhoff suggested it night hinges upon obtaining the grants. The intersection is becoming increasingly strengthen the organization to keep it within the congested, Public Works Director Jack Schuder bounds of Seminole County. Kirchhoff said rnem Seminole County Commission Chairman Bill told the commissioners, and he said the situation is hers were quickly lost when they discovered how Kirchhoff has called for a review of the county's going to get worse with the addition of county fire much time they would have to spend commuting to cable TV ordinance to see if it can be altered to station No. 35 there. other counties for meetings. By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer .- - - lIE WPOINT President Must Take Some Risks I ,, In The Mideast VIEWPOINT . Ili , Tanglewood Sewer Service Intact . . 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A 45$ reservesyourpackage;andwhenyourportraits return, you simply pay the balance of $12.00. All fabric by America's finest mills. Receive complete satisfaction or your deposit alm successful," says '1% bap we Marvella, "because they hold a Lot and U THESE DAYS ONLY J't1e saddie lacing and handfinlshed. I cheerfully refunded. One sitting per subject only. 0 __ they never fall apart They're sewn with ___ I deposit • Thermal insulated, textured draperies saves on energy costs... Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. 2.4 2-2 2.3 1.31 2.1 .I _____ Streisanci iii embrace, as well as 400 4aA -- .. "..I.' •'.' - ,. . 1. .:__ . '' 14. :-. controvertlbly finished. They can be de dutdmed. "For more," she says, "we'll sew in a shoulder strap." SANFORD . $94 ORlANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. U.S. Hwy. 17.92 At Airport Blvd., Sanford MW .' I Ir___-, • 1 ' IN AUSTIN in the IW 36 yewL It's bm the beg of my . ,. . recipient of the Outstanding Young Educator • . . .. ' ' Bill Bracken congratWates Edle Herota its the _________ . ___ _________ . .. • . .• ° _____ .. I I '"'p 111.1 .. • • . .. % •. ,-- .,,. ..., ',, Religious Leader. )p Ii by Craig I•99Stt $ I _____ ___ ______ . I. Government Award from Emory Speir. Capt. Carl Phillips, right, was the Outnamed Young standing • Good ______ --.-.------- •. ";i // ' .... What ever happened to day when women washed their L.........mE SAVING PLACEU..J was a vicious circle. ____ ___ • _____ of, Baker, will detect it and back away. IN and patterns. ' I 0, NAMP? ___ ___ ______ in a mole's runway, the mole more ztressful I became, so it , • in so many ways. I'm stir- I was told that my hair loss as caused by stress! And, of care and planning. If any course, the more I worried portion of a trap is exposed about losing my hair, the - Bull Feb. 2 __________ _________ ____________________________ __________________________ ZOONI ES • DEAR ABBY: Tell GOING night. (Tell her to wear a BALD not to panic. I started shower cap so site won't mess mole control, requires sume 'I". 'g / . I castor oil and sheep dung, and prised we don't have more are present. Actually, a bad back, ST. C1IARES, LA. plaster It on her head every bald single mole could be most satisfactory method of ma ' '- photo, receives the T and insects constitute the motolgist sent me to an en- it three times tafter each docrinologist who sent me to a bulk of a mole's diet. Trapping, which is the psychiatrist! ' . INThI Restoring Hair responsible. • -: Rod Cable, right upper trapping. Bald-Off-ered ips to assume that many moles but now my husband has a she should make a mixture of 1 ' I I. j. a _____ _____________ 100"ft* - v: _ \\ oop4ri . r. You may hear about methods of mole control - poison baits, gas and flooding. Unfortunately, these are not ef. fective. Your best bet is several other _ ' --- Policeman's .,,. __ . ________ k 0 0114.. . JI] A_,. .' 11." _____ ____ ____ _ __ 1 MY NAME A__' 1~ 1 ' '.' ______ h I If a trap fails to produce within two days, it probably means the mole has changed its habits; or, the runway In any case, a nonshould be moved to a new location after a reasonable wait. productive trap I started losing may hair hair with a pure c'a.stille soap, amount of food, Unfor. the more I worried about It after the birth of my child. My rinsed It with vinegar and tunlitely, in searching for the worse it got. My internist sent me to a grandmother gave me this towel dried it In the sun? their damage can be considerable. Earthworms dermatologist. The der- remedy and It worked. I used AUNT ELLA . _____ ____ _____ I by T. K. Ryan PLAY flW 14 11' 'flt4l'5 MAP pP.fP' . . g repeating ' \• '?' . FoR MY NTSL.EC1'iOW,lU " ______________________ _____________________________________________ "" ______________________________________________ ' I ___ give a ruff and sluff. Finally • MY ,. G- 'tQifl this process for two or three days, you should be ready to set traps. Be sure to caref ully follow the trap manufacturer's instructions, After been set improperly. DEAR ABBY: I know how ____________________ baby, and it worked like a underound that they are GOING BALD feels. I was 38 seldom seen. The mole is charm every time. v'hen my hair started coming Dear] relatively small, measuring My husband didn't mind the ou! by the handfuls. I went to about five or six inches from smell at all. lie said it iIu amy doctor and he asked, the tip of its long flexible Abby reminded him of the days " I told him I %~r nose to the end of its short is your sex life? when lie was a kid growing up (I had . . tail. Its body is covered with hadn't had any lately. on a farm, and it really turned been married 20 years and ',/' brownish plush-like fur. A, him on, Moles move through the soil had four kids.) LII. IN GREAT FALLS, He said, "Either tell your with a breast stroke action, usba nd to get busy, or find psychiatrist. I was literally MONT. reaching ahead and pulling h the earth back and to the yourself a boyfriend." Well, I --tearing time hair out of illy DEAR imv• No wonder sides. This action also forces didn't know where to look for he,id" until I found peace (if there are so many women the surface soil upward, a bo)1riend, so I prodded III)- 111illd. going bald today. They torIIKAIJIIY 1N[) tm making the familiar ridges husband, and said, Doctor's -c ttmt.'ir hair with curlers, orders!" that trace its progress• llMll\' IN 1'L'. curling irons, blowers, and it worked like magic. Now DEAR ABBY: If GOING, If you observe a large hours of sitting under a hot number of burrows In your iiiy hair is so thick I have to BALI) doesn't have any slims hair dryer. Nature never lawn or garden, it's natural have it thinned out regularly, of rash, or sores on her head, intended for hair to be abused _________________________________ led the king of diamonds from his hand at the sixth trick. West won the ace and was end played. If he played a club it would be into declarer's tenace. A spade lead would ~1 1 ---Fllda bit moles generally farms, I " ,_1 . '. . t WOO 10019.) _________ First of all, there are kinds of burrowing several ones the animal and requires a large to go bald, too. I was 27, and UI) her pillow.) he led the diamond queen. ___________________________ 40$t 7 ____ ____ MYSAVW __ . -- , ~. ~ ____________________________ $ ' V ~ . drew two rounds of trump and 1 ' - I ,11:~,% i He won with the king, postponing the finesse. Now he 23- pests. to home landscapes as well Highlighting National Jaycee Week, Jan. 20.26, for the vice Award, Lenora and Fred Mobley for overall outstanding Sanford-Seminole Jaycees was the Annual Distinguished community involvement. Service Awards (DSA) banquet held at Buck's Airport Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer, Ron Morton Restaurant, Sanford. from the Seminole County Sheriff's Department for after hours Under the chairmanship of Larry Blair and Jeff Johnson, duty In the possible prevention of a suicide. about 50 local Jaycees and guests were In attendance to hear Outstanding Young Educator, Edie Herota for service with guest speaker, Robert Koch, a past president of Winter Park Seminole Community College Parent Resource Center and her Jaycees. work with the educable mentally retarded at Crooms High In keeping with the Jaycee creed, "Self-tnrovement School, through community development," Koch's motivational Outstanding Young Religious Leader, Capt. Carl Phillips of speech was aimed toward the changing world and the the Sanford Salvation Amy for carrying on the ork of responsibilities of its citizens. His closing lines "Where are you several family generations in the army in the promotion w of going with my world, Daddy?" might have been from a con- faith in God and mankind. cerned child. Good Government Award, Rod Cable, for his non-paid The following awards were presented: Distinm1i3hed Ser- volunteer community and national government involver. 0 of by Stan Lee and John Romita _____ ' . ' _______________ __________________ 1I-ill • _____________ iples - "In spirit and in e that it partakes of the Fred O III iof Christ you will find it call: 4AKJ er U fl . lute and unchangeable. and can sa ve today tin the same way. "The :32) or (Nov. _ F ve other way churches of iment Christianity - in o S _I1'-• lD MNI..,. II 1 ' th ha teachings of Jesus and eekto "break bread." However, East couldn't tell which minor suit to play at trick three and chose a club. TOM DAVIS are the most annoying. They cause considerable damage Jaycees Distinguished Winners finesse. ___ 1m •- .~ seven and take a losing club . •9s AKQIIs • IC t _ ____ ______ _ •-- ---____-......W _______ 4974 mole reopens. as commercial areas and " weft TANNO __ -.••-------- Where Are You Going With My World Daddy?, ' enter dummy with the heart day to see animals commonly found in -..-----.. . Decla ___ r hand, plead for the V rather than a reforiinceallcanagreethat Id also be able to agree med In reproducing that ings by Bob Thavss _ ward. ' k •ae 54 SOUTH ___ isbn rather than unity While many IF _________ ___________ eachings and practices. Ifferent points and thus to ____________ ______________________ FRANK AND ERNEST th Mutt Tuten, left, presents Ron Morton with the Lenor a and Fred Mobley received the SanfordOutstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer Seminole Jaycee Distinguished Service Award. I 9 SPIDLR.MAN ___________ ___ _________ _________ Martin Lu can learn from t - ________ on 1 ______ • which may be ••-/ - extremely promising today could easily make four MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at des, but provided you do everything in s strong two Bridge, c8re of this newspeToday allow everyone in the a sound iogicai sequence bid silencedSouth' them, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City family Liii or her Input. Each y&X The defense quickly took Station, New York, N.Y. two spade ri as he th dwx*L /' ø which across your landscape, take up residence. Moles may have been disturbed too in short sections of all visible runways, and check each much; or, the trap may have chances are a mole has _____________________ 4 -•-•.. . Recently, we havc bad Urban quite a large number of Horticulturist county residents stopping by or calling with problems _________________________ resulting from mole outbreaks In their landscapes. important. Many burrows ortunately, there IS And unfortunately, made during the search for quite a bit of folklore and food, are never used again, m)1hs about just how to To find a burrow that is control these troublesome consistently traveled, cave 11 West would be able to make a trump exit at the fourth trick. GENINI (May 21-June 30) ________ 1* • ,...içi1 _____ (( - :' - I.-' t ,~ by Stoftel S N&mdahl. Keep your motives pure and [), 21) Let your usual frank j Declarer ruffed the queen noble, with a high trump and led his andforthrightmannerprevau ByOewaidjacoby A i.rr"r REiE carefully preserved deuce of TAURUS ( April 20-May 20) today rather than using and Alas Sestag ('EM RABBIT . L.EF'7 OC CHANP"JEL hearts to tne seven in dummy. At a social gathering today' flattery. Honesty will be The jack of diamonds protry not de \,!ARS.,,/ IS S1'II.L. A BI'T FUZZY. at one who applau d. Phoniness won't South opened an old-fash- vided a parking place for his may be getting a bit more be ioned strong two bid on club loser. attention than you feel he or tOdays band and got to game. (NEWsPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ____ CAPIUCOIIN (Dec 224 t However, the hand belonged she should, Being petty isn't 19) Possibilities gain Look to the Opponents. East-west ___ J (For a copy of JACOBY your style. / 11 . . ,• I L_ . :. I ... 4' - decided to ruff and sluff. If he led a diamond, West would capture South's king with his ace and don't leave strings attached. q,f,ft eo-r' ABBr"r EAS. the scriptures are in- -ft*"% If you notice a maze of rounded ridges extending .' ' Vulnerable: Neither can be helpful and practical at Dealer: South an Important decision today. the same time, Judge every W.ss N.rth East s..s detail SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. ,) 2, realistically and you won't You're very clever in dealing P S NT ps,, 4 go wrong. with others today, but not Pass Psas Pass ______ ARI (March 21-AnrIl 191 necessarily In business or Be helpful to others today but financial matters. Guard I Opening lead:• K ___________ do so in a manner where you against being _____ BUGS BUNNY •Q103 rule Your head to the extent that you become foolish, You 20) Weed out the rosy aspects If you have to make . .. ____ ird(17fl) £RUSEOTOBE _________ a • , ,4 -01. 1~- S. return. He couldn't return a s-i •1652 w'r EAST' K Q 107 • A,, 632 VJ5 (Sept. 23.Oct 23) Be . 20-March I _____ _____ PINE CLEANING . be embarrassed, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) Graph, Box 489, Radio City considerate toward others Station, N.Y. 10019. today but don't let your heart . BRIDGE 054 7643 •J72 begins with Your t)ü'tIldaY, might be gained isn't worth j ECIAL I1,_ p. Method Control Pesky lo - tz ,Iiiiiii , , ~ . Astro-Graph Letter that you choose to do so. What • A Q 106 R'D / REP.T , r1 w . 4(Z ___ AT NORTH has lea am you have could Luck, resources and possible YOU may find yourself in a the coming month, position today where you (Pop ,iusr \ SHUT OFF ) . - the second round with his ace - and had to make a crucial decision about which suit to by Al Vermo*r are all discussed in Your take, advantage of anodw it ________ 5H.' HowT 'P10E LONG HAVE / n' ' I.J'5T (wH&'r5 w) (ctEP-clJrr) 'vCUR HOUSE 1LEVtGION/ __________ .41 •' • : I ______________________________________________ share with you today. Don't do what you have. Someone who ___ _____ ____ POP PRISCILLA'S ____ ___________ ___ ______ ______ WIN m partially completed. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You anything unbecoming just to get a larger 51IC ° Romance, career, travel, - ,g _________________________________ _______________________________ record by 79 bricks. .0 '_. . . ve been AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D-Feb. must be very careful today 19) willing to share with flOt to do thlnp that make those who are prepared to others feel you're flaunting f - 's his victory at ving Championship. FLOFMA views, You could do this by first CANCER (June 21-July 22) emptying the bladder, then knowledge and experience you have to offer. . II ; le y year from a situation that will day on each task, no matter ________________ 4 I •.; Best Ik., t- are allowed to express their lying In bed for several hours. Involve another, Your con- how trivial. Don't start a tribution will be the string of projects and leave VP6 13 I4AVUJG PJr (JP UJr114 _____ C() . , Is •• I. :, up It might be helpful to collect hi ou' open ThE 1ASflC SATE OF O(P- J _________ ________ could be compared to one obtained while you've been straight. your urine w February 2, 1980 An extra source of income 1' minutes). Our _____ YOUR BIRTHDAY - Trapping L — For Saturday, F.bruary 2, 1980 ___ ) 4. • ".' L I.. HOROSCOPE '" % -. _ 1 ow SI — ~4 To ~11 9 ~ ... — — ________________ I ,-.., , __ ? ? II' — — SOME PICTURES TAkEN' INK YOU CI GET — — ' ,••) ..• Q• — — r%OU.L.L WELL-S -I DON'T KNOW/ I THEY'RE PRETTY E)(PEN61VE! _ — — _______M ___ • — . 1 S-',4' I VA would like to be able to enjoy the albuminurla is solved, watching them grow up such as a postural factor, or ng o worry until the problem disappears. — myself. I'm sending you The Health 31 32 34 DEAR READER 33 - utter number 12-12, Your — _________________________ — — AlbuminisoneofthenormaL__dseys AfldHowTheywork 35 37 39 blood proteins. We all have it. It will give you a better un' I A tiny amount of it leaks out derstanding of the whole 40 41 42 through the kidneys into problem. Other readers who — — — ____________ — urine. This 13 usually such a want this Issue can send 75 44 45 46 small amount that it can't be, I cents with a long, stamped, — measured. The amount can be 47 48 49 self-addressed envelope for it. 50 increased in 'presence Send your request to me, in an infection in the urinary 51 52 54 55 56 53 care of this newspap?r, P.O. tract or a variety of disorders I I I Box 1551, Radio City Station, of the kidney. 57 58 59 New York, NY 10019. You should also know that ___I___ If you happen to have an some people can have In. 61 Inflammation of the urinary creased amounts of albumin tract, that will also cause — — — — — — — — _ in the twine without having albuminuria. Your doctor has any important disease. Some probably already checked this people tepd to have and not found anything that simply with standing. We ca ll concerned him. Of course, you -even if By BERNICE BEDE OSOL meaning albumin in the urine should lose weight . you don't have albuminuria. because of standing Up __ 4 • — — — 21 72 23 ______ .I • • • .... albumin cause any illness? It's probably a good idea to My three children are all check in with your doctor ____________ V Gardening about — THE BORN LOSER -'4 . -..'... no known Illnesses. Is there much point in doing anything anything remember that the albumin? Also does the it is a normal blood protein, 14 13 _______ ir . - - .. . up, — — e4mcf ISN'T _: six weeks check-up, the and around for quite a while. albumin was he said to The difference in the amouflt plus, the highest ever. When I of albumin In the urine should asked the doctor what Ishould provide a good clue as to. do about ithe just said nothing whether It's related to just can be done, just watch for an posture or not. infection. I'm quite baffled by In any case, unless you can the whole thing. define what's causing the I am overweight but have albuminuria, there's not concern 38 Converge 41 01 greater length 40 Auto failure 11 Wild party _____ _ __________________________ [ my 9 Smallest bit 33 Coal product 55 Dieter's of 42 Diver ',0 ____________________________________ . beautiful son Is fine. When I Went back to the doctor for 53 Southern state 1&bbr I 54 Lyricist Gershwin burden 29 Strong man of Mohammed 10 Char gs. — fast (15 50 Pack in 28 Beast of 6 Frequently (poet) Friday, Fib. 1, 1$O-7A ______ literature meal 5 Pith 34 High (Lal) 35 River in ': 0 with Seminole County -, ________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ ____ ____ JiJ 1 every powder 40 on to keep ________ 5 37 Singer Edith :hhoff suggested it night it within the ty. Kirchhoff said memhen they discovered how Caused By Posture ? SS O T A ___ 32 Sprinkle with person ONE- Seminole County Corn- 'e the problem of sexual OURSELVES __________________________________________________________ . S=NP IN ONE o discuss the purpose and on. Members announced Feb. 27 on a task force Is Excess Albumin ___ _ _____ F ________ ______ _______ U$J 4 AII - _____ _______ A Can DEAR DR. LAMB colony 60 Environment AC ö me anything about te ll you 14 Over (poetic) agency (abhit AC $AJ L A 171 IS Nazi marching 61 Quantity of Dr. albumin In the urine? How T(H(OJU o stride (comp paper what can it get there and does ILIM1 CIII wd) 62 Classify Itlils OJCICID 2 V N C benetogetridofit? l'm36 liTab yearsoldandgavebirthtomy 11 4 Laj 18 Homburg 20 Indian of Peru 43 Ground DOWN 19 Bee home 21 Thwart third child three months ago squirrel 21 Sir (Sp). I One horse All through my pregnancy i 22 Went astray 45 Greek marker 24 Norse deity carriage 23 Organ of had togo tothe hospital 47 Wing (Fr.) 25 Valor 2 Tse smell (p1) for two urine tests. 27 Notoriety week lun g 24 Change into 48 Leak 31 Tax agency 3 Bygone days 49 Hindu My delivery was fine and collecting the urine when you bone (abbr) 4 Non-attending ______ _______ suJe ____ PA ! __ t LjEp _______ 59 Ages . . - n ES •L L _ S M 0W S4 L 4!} I I $ sfounding has yet to spend ilable in the area for Raines Spanish _____ _____ we," Bush said. that the county look to thin the next six to nine se the congestion for easy pment. far to think of moving the tid. I o 12 Othello villain 58 Actress J_ ______ ' 212 9 Same (prefix) 57 Movable cover — 13 Former E l E - IB10I __ wd) . ---çJ 4. A _____ YA $ season 5 Expletive 52 Auto part 14 ft , 1910-SA :.' ' • I __ _______________________ - '! ...± .,.. i,,.- r•4 a.- .,.t' ' ' • • • • U - �jJlIIt.II_ _______________________ High Bids: Old Caputoi May Tumble _______________________ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. LongwoodAA,cloeed,8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravlan Church, State Road 434. Yor Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden (lith hA W W 44 Dnllln. VIW£116 iU ApIn,.A,1 owIw. • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 et hod Moles may have been disturbed too much; or, the trap may have been set improperly. In any case, a non. productive trap should be moved to a new location after a reasonable wait. You may hear about several other methods of mole control - poison baits, gas and flooding. Unfortunately, these are not effective. Your best bet is trapping. )ffe.red g Tips MONDAY, FEBRUARY4 Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Cauelberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Services accepted bids Thursday and got two - $6,054,000 by the Jack Culpepper Construction Co. of Tallahassee and 5I,131,IJ.$J Dy me i.ie(I'ge Jensen Co. of Mobile, Ala. It has $4.9 million for the Job. The higher than expected bids raise the possibility the project will have to be scrapped and the remaining portlonsof theold Capitol torn down, said DGS spokesman Tom Raker. "We aren't suggesting we won't proceed with the project. It's certainly our Intention to proceed, but Is a fact of life you have to consider," said Raker, an aide to General Services Director Tom Brown. The project will be scaled down if necessary, but it will go forward, said Deputy Secretary of State Randall Altamonte Springs. Kelley. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlto!l Union Building, Stetaon University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbi'terin DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Intest irnonte S9I. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole LA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford At-Anon, 5 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. FirSt St. F'z'ee blood pressure tUnic, 74 p.m., 7th-day baby), and it worked like a charm every time. My husband didn't mind the smell at all, lie said it reminded him of the days when he was a kid growing up on a farm, and it really turned him on. 1.11. IN GREAT FALLS, MONT. l)EAR ABBY: No wonder there are so many women going bald today. They torture their hair with curlers, curling irons, blowers, and hours of sitting under a hot hair dryer. Nature never intended for hair to be abused in so many 'ays. I'm surprised we don't have more bald women. D..i. CDflU 5UIdIiUU7, said, because Idont thiflk world you could get us to go to the,, I.eglslaturefor more money. I)GS has been blasted by aislators for coat overruns there is any way in the sored by URP and NRTA. 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OR SEMINOLE COUNTY SALES RECEPTIONIST Mgt. potential w.fast moving company. We need aggressive peopie w.good personalIty & good i*ione voice. Sal. + comm. Call Annette. 323.5174. - Navel oranges & grapefruIt $lbu, 322-4733,322-0362 -____________________ . JanitorIal-retiree or semlre. tired man to help clean retaIl store mornings. 7:30 to 9:30. Zayre Plaza area. 322.2951. RAINBOW CHILD Cr.ativa ----..-----.----.._______________________ I 1$..4*IP,Id * * * * * * * . 912 French Ave. Night Auditor FT.PT Pleaseapplyinporson ___________________________ 323.1010 Holiday Inn 1.4 * * * * * * * _____________________________ ' . ' $14,930. Call __________ ____ ________ ______ ____ : _________ the Evening Herald who 'I ! listings for both Cable I : - _______________ - connwng-daily and n't miss out! Sunday, LIST NOW? Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 * CASH TALKS * and VQU - "Rids." Only REALTOR '. NEW 3 BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO BE CON. STRUCTED NEAR SUN. LAND ESTATES. 535,300 Subscribe today! ' ____ EinIng IIe1d -. Psus: 322•2111 . $314993 _____ ____ . - I - - ' I I ___ _____ 21-Sltvelisus __________ ______ 4 - [[LM _____ * _ A1NE]J =_,. STATE,. I ROOM, 1 BATH. FAMILY.. Yours for $37,500. Call 323-2222 DINING ROOM COMBIN. ATION, NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35111. for Info. I BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO 2 2.3 24 - 1.1 Sunday: 1ZN.Sp.m. rport Blvd., Sanford - __ FANTASTIC? 3 BR. 3B brick - - JUST FOR YOUI 311,11 home wruW.d aot.t Move right in? ----N ___ __ ___ ___ J __ LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 3¼ BATH. BARN ROOF, NEW POOL. WITH PRIVACY FENCE. - 'BEDROOMS, 1½ 'lATHS,' I ____ . caped lot? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, Just 544.900. - Porn., new carp. & w.paper, only $33,311 Call 3333 for we.' - %IIGIU I'S$ Hal hdty 47-Real' Estato Wanted - We buy your equity, close In 74 twa. AWARD REALTY, INC. We buy equity in houses. apts. 6. vacant land. Lucky In. vestments, P.O. Box 29. Sanford 322 474) SEIGLER REALlY BROKER . 3439 $.MyrlieAve. Orlando 337.1577 -. ____________________ - 47-A--Mortgages Bought &Soki acre. 323-2322. 6', acres for only $16,300. Very good terms. OIten. Pioneer acres. Hew out your own homestead. ID acres or more, low down payment. Osteen. Will buy Is? & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate 8. Business Io'pa. Florida Mor. tgage Investment. 1104 3222420 1 Robinson, Orlando, 422-2976, for Sale 50-Mãscellaneous ______________ ______________ - -- -- WILSONMAIFR FURNITURE Beds, ObI. motel B.S & matt. $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1213 S. French. 323-7340. Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. Factory made I,,,. boy trailer w lx)? body, steel deck, lights, bargain. 322-2345. WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON CHERRY LUMBER I'/ax46-I.I0; 5 & 9 tt, lengths. Below wholesale 51,73 per ft. Call 323-5117 aft 6. BUILD? $1,500. MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT.LOT, BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. MELLONVILLE CORNER LOT, READY TO BUILD. $7,000. OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS ADJAC. ENT TO A PARK NEAR WIL. SON SCHOOL. 5)2,500. EX. CELLENT TERMS. - 2565 __________________________ 323-2222 - -- - '76 Trans Am. red, 400 Cu in., exc cond. auto, AM-FM, CS, - '18 Sears Free Splrht Moped. Runs good. $350 or best offer. Call Mike at 8)0 4836. ' 1 I'11FI1'I_1)] 53,300. 373-5936. Yfl Homo Improvemsids - ' "'' " CAI "" -. I - - Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Ceramic Tile Hunting Dogs Black & Tan Puppies-all shots LI_I New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Eip. 5695362, PI,,OnIII•P-IJ w..su Tile floors installed NEWS. REPAIR 70 Ducks. 3 mo. old, grain fed. Rabbits. 4 does, I buck. Eve 68--Wanted to Buy _____________ AlteratIons, Dressmaking Bu,,ng old pocket waicnes, any cond. Will pay top price for this area. 6686610. .. • Lawn&Landscapin ____________________________ Drapes, Upholstery 333.0707 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE . That'sCtassitiedAds WE BUY USt 0 FURNITURE 8. 8ARGAINTV's Why pay more? lMan,quality operation lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.WayneBeal.327132l essnklng ----- -.-- ______ Home repairs, paneUng. roof, carpet, remodeling. All work guar Free Est. 33) 0465. 830 1783 aft6 Free lEst 3234550 or 322 2128. ____________________________ 'usej,. still in -wá.'ranty. Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339 5356. -______ ______________________________ MEINTZER TiLt -' MICROWAVE Horns RSp.SIr ___________________ 515.377.9165 Hotpoint Elec. Range, Avo. double oven, 5300. Frigidaire Refr., wht frostfree, I? Cu. ft., $250. 534-7273. CERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 322707 _______________________ APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nilureSalvage. 372 8121 HERB'S TV Don't pile no longer needed Items )rvwali, (clImax. anti Walle Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Aive. Buy I Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, topls high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the moneyInyourwallet I repaired. Rei. & Comm. Remodel I Additions. Call 531-S399or 162-0134 Antigues-Orienfal Rugs Good used TV's, 525&up Music Boxes-Slot Machines Bridges AntiQues 3237501 MILLERS Ph. 3220352 26)9 Orlando Or. - WE BUY USEO' UR NI TUR E, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 1. 25th St. 32) 0911. - - '54-Garage Sales Light lfouling yII -. Cash 322-4132 323-1734 ______________________ 2591 S. SanfordAve. Factory made lowboy trailer w$'/zxl' body, steel deck, lights, --- 72-Auction Fo Estate Cdmmercial & Residential Auctions I Appraisals. Call baIl's- Auction. 11-4Afl Yard Debris. Trash Appliances 1. Misc. (LOCAL)349.S371 _________________________ Puinting Gr- ming & Boarding HouSe Painting Reasonable Rates Call afternoons 339 7445 - Animal Haven Grcoming I Boarding Kennels. Thermo- stat controled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We cater to your pet. 377 5732. ______________________ Handyman . Handyman. minor ci. rep., ..or'., .rwv v... -plurnu-. 5ev-. Senior cit. dis., 151-4901. q . ,,!. .. Painting by Anthony Corino. Quality In?. or Ext.. pressure cleaning. Free 1st. 372.0771. Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big, Interior or cxtenor. Pressure cleaning. 332. w... .i Pulnftng-Dr.tInj - HouseCleaning bargain. 322-3355. ______________________________ Side-by.Slde refrigerator, $73; picnic table, w2 benches, $30; lull size baby bed wmattress, $23; Oak porch rockers, 579.95; metal office desk, 170. Jenkins FIrniture, 205 E. 25th St. 3230951 ANNA'SCLEANINGSERVICE Home Apt. Sm.Off ice 323545 WANTED AUTO i *øtk Good P - - MECHANIC With 11410. lfaflSlfll$$IOfl lXpitIsflCS. Nlnfonsn Guwanlss Hospitsiizatton, etc. - FREE ESTIMATE S Call 3435342 Ue,WiduII - Per Warranty Cailanytimsll95259 Cuilum. Free engagement photos or color $410. 323.5231. 349-3259 - ON ALL MAJOR REPAIRS HOME APPLIANCES To List Your Business... 322-261or 831-9993 323.1139 Pineway Dr.. Sanford 322-5551 PaInflngIRemodemg Wedding photography by John- Complete Mobile Home Repair QUEEN •PANA$ONIC oKITCHIN.AID IJENN-AIR - 63 acres, rent, tiled farm land. ___________ ___________ PhotogmØ,y AdditIons. 323 0711 $srvlcsos... AMANA eSPIED 44-FarmsGmveS - Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 322-3*51 COURT CUSTOM'SCONST Custom design homes, SERVICE Orlando 337-1571 Carpentry, Painting, Maint. of all types. Lic. Bonded 373603$ ini !3$9 CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REPAIL 5.0. BALINT 323-1345 SEMINOLE APPLIANCE 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. EUTSLER PAIN (INGI R EPAlR-lnterior.Ext' ____________ - BROKER PSIl*II & lLjIif' vce Personalized, last, dependable Regular or) time basis Please call aft 5p.m. 6715194 WIdI a1sIand6I (1 Interior. Exterior All Work Quaranteed FreeEst. 3321051 _____________________ HOu51WJ. lilt ut WV AtlW1jIIVI Ill, UWVU U WU wmWU U FURNITURE I THINGS BuyISell Newl Ui• Furniture 100 S. Sanford Ave. 3334393 iiii'ii Wa _____________________________________________________________ Beauty Care ' SEIOLER REALTY - 1978 Volare, 4 DR for sale, PBPS. AC. Deluxe interior, new tires. 21,000 mi. $3,100. 32314)1. Washer repo GE deluxe .iiodel. 65-Pets-Supplies Sold orig $109.35, used short time. Bal 5189.14 ot 5)9.35 mo -Agent, 339 8386. Pekingese puppy, 3 mo. old, ____________________________ male. AKC. Regis $125 or best Rd. repo. 16 cu ft frost free, 8)4.1 rar,',.ntr,,, Phlnflnn. R,y.(Inn. I.' Orig. $529, now 5205 or 5)9 ma. I formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook Gen. Repairs. Licensed & Agent 339-1316. , Will people that Bonded. Free Estimates 323S19 E. 1st St., 322-5747 _______________________________ Gave cat & want dog 6035 after 3p.m. K E NMOR E WASHER Parts, Call 322 7870 ____________________________ EALTORS PARK ranch Office . steel, pre engineered clear span buildings. (Maior Mfg.) All buildings have 20 75 loading and large framed opening. 30x48'xi2' for 53,990.00, 40'*4I'xIl' for 55,10.00, 40'x77'xll' for $6,467.00, 48'x96'xll' for S9.347 00. F Ott. Factory. Call collect 9 a m to 6 p.m 305 33) 4.117 322-572). 1200W. 25th St. Glassware, Poltery, Misc. items _____________________________ - - '78 Ford FairmountSW. fully egpt, exc mpg. $1100 322 0098 78.A-Mopeds - COCUT.T 1 _______________ 11!11,111111111111111.1111111111.1111111 20g oma Sanford 3210440 -_________________ - BUILDINGS?? LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICES!? All Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.fl, So. of Sanford. Sat. OnIyl9 a.m.4 p.m. SI-Household Goods ? _____ 62-A--Farm Equip. repossessed, used very short time. OrIginal $593, bal. $151 or $21 mo Agent 339-5354. Used full size hotel-motel bedding, Very clean, $14.tSea. PC. 9ont 333S4. Western Boots. Special 539.99 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327.3791 - Top Dollar Paid for iunk & use cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment, 322 5990 YELLOW SAND Call Clark I Hirt 323 7560 - - %').715 371 1573 A OK TIRE 322 7480 lUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 te Shocks 51.95 Heavy Duly $6.93 '75 models. Call 339.9100 or $34. New Batteries $29.93 460$ (Dealer) 7413 French Ave., Sanford -__________________________ l9lOBuickRiviera 77-Junk Cars RemoVed 323 1038 between5p m 1p.m. BUY JUNP CARS From SlOto $30 Call 322 1621 37 4464 FILL DINT & TOP $O, beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only? Free local 1TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.73 bal. 5113.14 01' 517 mo OSTEEN AREA PINE & CV PRESS WOODS. IS ACRES AT $600 PER WITH TERMS. ,I"Y 813 Maanolia, Sanford. - 53-TV..Radlo.Stereo ____ mi,, new paint, excellent cond. - -. . BUY, SELL.TRADE 3ll-31SE. First St. 377.5472 H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., Eve. 542-365! 534.5330 Orlando BRIARCLIFF, READY TO ____________________ '17 Pacer Station Wagon, 31.000 . - -- Push button conlrols, has caro -- - i NEWS. USED BATTERIES BATTERY SHOP Crcdt Card 101W 77th St 323 9114 - - - EVERY DAY someone is lookini for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. , 1973 Chevy ton camper Special, with 11' ; ft slide in camper Stove. refr. bath, heater, sleeps I or 5, runs well, only 53.500. 323 7322. - Fruittrees Pt'acan. Peach. Plum. Apple, Fig The Backyard 671 1700 5i9 Lk. Howell Rd Winter Pk. -__ 52-Appliances Don't lose your credit, we will catch up payments Ibuy your equity. Riggs Realty, 3i 'vii 327)577 10 acres lightly wooded, cleared, well drained, zoned A-i, mobile home Ok, assumatle mortgage at I pct. 52,800 per -- new interspring bedding. These ________ stock 62-Lawn-Garden ______________________ ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOIS. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. REDUCED TO $16,300. organs. I 975 SInger Futura Fully auto, . . . MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW 43-Lots-ACreage _______ delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92, So, of Sanford. 322-5771. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTY BROKER Sanford ______ 'I liiI 1t1 place a Classified Ad today. 2 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED * - Goods springs that roll-away bed you've nowhere to roll away If you _ 321-06.40 ____________ - Tomorrow may be the day you sel. - Jes our beautiful new BROA MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ISO) Orlando Dr. 323.52 VA&FH4Finincing LARGE PORCH ON NICE - I 42-bi$e Homes - 6. -. SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Responsib'e party to take over Spinet Piano, Easy Terms, Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle, IL 62231. '2 off of total inventory of brand NO QUALIFYING- 3'BR horni New C 146.4 & carpet. Owne will finance w substanlia dchfin 533.000. 322-2287. Sanford's Sales Leader COINER LOT. CONVERT TO - DUP$.i*. $15,310. - clearance, big savings, Call Bob BaIl 327.1103. 2207 French Why buy used? New brand name box & mattresses at 20 pct. above dealers cost. 'Twin, fuilsize, queen 8. king. Jenkins FurnIture, 203 E. 25th St. 323. 0981. Steel Building. 2.880 Sq, ft. ap. prox., wired for 220 service, 4" concrete floors, 561.500, owner will assist in financing. 4 pct. interest to quaIifi buyers. New homes wit monthly payments under $25 Lowdownpéyments.312-229 home in ldyllwlldel Many custom features on 1g. lands. I _________ ___ _____ flø. - for $29,900. I ACRE RANC9iETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN. CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, I BATH, CENTRAL AIR HEAT, 3 CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW. II,N0. I ____ LAKEFRONT? 2 BR, IB, home on spacious, oak shaded, landscaped lot in nice neighborhoodl Eat.ln kit., Fla. rrn., porch, and much more? A buy DOWNTOWN, 131.500. ____ I STROM DBARY LOVELY 2 lED. ___ - ______ Property -----------___________ REALTY - REALTORS - - 1 - ---. 46-Commercial 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STATi N. NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. SUPERI 3 BR, 1'/ B home in 20 W. w-Iots of extras? CH, w-w carp., dining area, FIa. rrn., porch many more extras? BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. COMPLETE I . .'_ W Garnet? White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7881.Sanford excellent terms. STEN - - Pianos 1979SubaruBrat,4whr.4spd, like new Low mi. 55,200. 323"drm-3147 Reconditioned 8. rebuilt bat teries Buy & Sell. Wallace Auto Repair. 1211 Laurel Ave. ____________________________ WilI buy lunk Auto Batteries Best Price Battery Shop 107W 2/tb St 373 9114 rchandise 59sicaI _______________________ 2'z ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, $307717. Phyllis .1. Capponl, REALTOR CENTURY 21 130-7717 SR. 1' $5700 675.3005 appraisals In area at only _______________________ ___________ - --_ '' ' $43,900. Don't walt. Call now .2 - - '79 Buick Electra Limited, 4 dr. sedan, yellow with tan vinyl fop, tan velour interior, all extras. 57.395 or best cash offer, will consider trade. 322 1962. - ______-- - __-__-.__-76-Auto Parts 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford,FIa 32771 1979 T6rt.jt,t. 70 hp Johnson. 14-0 tIlt trailer. Priced to sell. 15')) __--_______ Knowles Realty Inc. Assume low interest VA Mort. Immaculate 3 Bedroom, 3 lath, many extras. Below . - ArlrUfW KtALIV99 323-0231 2544S, Fxinch Ase. 322-5353, 322-3712, 322 0119 Larry 0.Herman,BROKER WINTER SPRINGS -- lisngs in every 5 GENEVA ACREAGE 2 BORM M.H. $15,000. 3495717 - MU REALTOR - -- _______ S acre tiled farm, Sanford. 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. 900 acre cattle ranch, Sorrento. hold Sm. 2nd $27,300. $314900 are tYS ONLY it. Sun. Mon. 3 BR, 18 fenced yd, needs some ALLSEASONSHOMES - . I ur portrait needs with rounds. Full package 12.45 price. A 45c deposit d when your portraits balance of $12.00. ict ion or your deposit sitting per subject only. 3 BR clean home w-gas heat, inside utility rm. & priced at only $26,900. (I bik N. of Lake Mary Blvd. on BanksTrustCompany,N.A.whoee the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, Florida, Probate DIvision, the profitable career selling REALTORS address of which is lemlnele adOrns Is 250 Park Avenue Seminole County, Florida In custommade lubricants to 1000, Winter Park FIa. .11394h1V0 County Courthouse,. Sanford, P.O. Box cordancewiththeprovlslonsof the ksn'laI, commercial and FlorIda 32771. The personal 3311.TMameaMaddrceseltt Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: farm accounts in your ares. personal represent ative's attorney representatIve of tti estate En$oy clean suburban living Statutes Section SM., Florida AlllonGlbsan.whosead'eS5 is 513 are set forth below. 24x40 Champion mobile home Previous sales experience not All persons having claims or 19S7LØ ValerIe P. Taylor pj.ij . on 4.3 cleared ares. $35,000. required. Knowledge of estate are Publish: January ii, 21, & a95t 3371.TMnam u1tM equipment and mechanical personal regrss.ntsflve'saflsrney required, WITHIN THREE Feleuary 1, S 1*. WikIva FaIls. 1 BR Trailer. background helpful. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF are so, forn Owner wIll finance. gr THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ______________________ All persons having claims . In iiw R4$II paid tralI)k 4 BR, 16 on 1g. lot. Zoned for demands ainat,tte estate , THIS NOTICE, to file wIth the pregram, we tesdt you sales multi. tam. near shopping required, WITHIN THREE clerk of the above court a written minshlp and preduct app4lcs statement of any claim or demand MONTHS FROM ThE DATE OF tlstt. You will loom sales THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF thet may have. Each claim must techniques Used by HYII* Profitable businessl Recession THIS NOTICE, $0 fib with the be inwrItlng and must Indicatethe salesmen wItS regularly are in proof. Nets 14 to IS thousandclerk of the above court a written basis for the claim, the name and iIp the top IIICOIflI diet •d be your own boss-a one statement of any claim or demand address of the creditor or hIs agent year. im must or attorney, and the amount person operation. Approx. they may have. ch 130.000 (53,000 + Inventory). beinwritingandnwstlndicateftie claimed. If the claIm is not yet No Investment or overnight due, the date when It will become Sorry all CASH, but start" basIs for foe claIm, w travel required. •'ning tornorrow addreuofthicredserirltisagint dueshallbestatid. If the claim is or attorney, api the amstmt contingent .or unhiquidated, the Tsi us about yourself and your , nature o the uncertainty shall be claimod If the claim is , STIMPER AGENCY SduI)Cl On include VO1W due, the date when it wIN become stated. If the claim is secured. the telephone number. Write TM REALTOR 332es1 due shall be stated. If Itte claim is security shall be described. today ts Joke Tangusy Dept. claimant shall delIver siMclent MIII TlPt,E LI*TJIIG SIR VICE contingent or unlIquldatid, JC 1371$, P.O. lox DS43 Eves. 3491100322.1939 nature of the uncertainty shall be copies of th. claIm te the curt to SOU, .5. __________________ stated. If the claim Is secured. the UtibiS the Clerk 9. mill ins copy pOvsensl representatIve. SPECIALS security shall be *criet Th. tO ASSEMBLERS All Persons littirested In the StUN sm 2 BR w- restricted Shall delM Positions new :p:,. comm. zoning. 1317 Celery copies 1 No dats 1It clerk fo estate to whom a copy of this production carpenter helpers Notice of AdmInistration ha been Avi. onable lbs clerk to m&i _i;11 lal'1 producer . rMUWed. WITHIN to oath personal_represeidatles. mailed medular of factorvbuilt All penens IUIIIISNI 9. lbs. THREE MONTHS FROM THE 133,110 old frame, 3 BR. stag.. Musing. Must have some OF THE FIRST estate to shorn a copy ii *is DATE mid0**.Neat & clean. WMMI!e*SAPPlY CirdifISI Nsticeei Mmlelstration has bom PUBLICATION OP THIS IndUstris. Inc., $111 5. Ian. Noeds finishing touches. lOvely 2 milled are required. WITHIN NOTICE, $0 tIlS any eblections ford Ave., Sanford. FL. No II, C-lilA, FR In quiet, nice THREE MONTHS PROM THE the! may have thuS disliengs the phone cable. Equal &IVI stay oft v.IIdNy of the decadent's sIN, thu - nellbborheed. Only $31,310. DATE OP THE FIRST PUIUCA. pai'tWIlNV impteyv ' Bennlis" and TION OP THIS NOTICE, ,. .,s ivalIIIcaIom if the personal anyonlecllonswieymiyheve*o, raprssanaftve, or the venue or JI RwhICId $3,500 to $34,310. Al. 515091 Gin. Factory help, days. Iractiw I d? the validIty of the hlWlediCtlO., ii *1COIWI. that yOtw doCtOr pISKf Ibis. bonef Its, Apply In porom, FR, nice ares, AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND shade & fruIt trees. Cm decedent's will. lbs qusliNcaileas HirCar AlumlesIm, $ints'd7 Im Whit'S wrong with OSJSCTION$ NOT 10 FILED assume, of the personal rsgrsuuis$ive, a.rn.3:IS p.m. WILt. U FOREVER BARRED YOU - how to treat you P or Isrhelcrna the . Dale of No t W S-i& 1.1*, lull csOlon 'I much to ak. anö what the c..t. -Ukenswcs.wemperwv 1 yr. old, h 1151lNW1NS I U. 21, sunkin LR,, ALLCLAIMLDEMANOS,AND thIS NatICS if MMInISKMIOIIi &Ug Ii ,DiIIg to do including ____ & Cimvaloscoq,t Cantor, OIl OSJECTIONS NOT 10 FILED Febl'uiry 4.1930. callsa*eI ceIling, spilt plan. SARNITT BANKS TRUST any side ffscts. .. ss..s. acres sian, *. .. ,a. WIU. II FOREVER BARRED COMPANY. N. & Sifsty it I fPWIiFI? aft IN'. ii_, Date of me tIns publIcatI of Club IScilitl. $45,900. Carpenter ia. l. ___________________ By: Rathell. Ashen Will NailC of Masin'oion: table iiw, uSc. Apply In psi. U Lilt-V Ratiw '.9050 I.elSCshPV, typebsmeN, an • FLORIOA N __is$Csh,$llVOrU. etwIsIslisif ANleNGIbSUt tII½ICISISIIn$h$.SW Rd..$aeds,Lph. ___ Cyrus Fsrasld. ________________________ As - Perusal Representative OecseW I rest. -1nki LI. Inter comm if lbs Estate if ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL System, huge iet. kit. sc IEPRISENTATIVI: ________________________________ I'di,5Slarlvn,&much Morel øWrew I.. Grange CVUII 1151,500, IIeiS ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Teadsi' . Wiodvu.Wla, Kakiss, Wild RiP*IØNTATIVI: wIth Madwe Osg,ee ivaitable &W5i*iiSi.P.& ___ for Tubs'hi, N. Oil W' 501' asàrL.Ssrry . P.O. Son III Winier Part. Pie. , . ___ *790 $aafozl. Fleilie W71 TspIiJM: (150)4511313 . Pt. wert Is, pse r. couple. - I REALTOR, MLS Tabepluane: I PublIsh P.s. 1.5. 1SM WWdeanyk9.iof PublIsh P0.1,1.5931 - (45c DEPOSIT ny 95) Just $12.00 290N.17.92,Casselberry,Fl. Eve. 542.3635 Homes For $39,900. ______ Television subscribers.. Fñday Leisure Magazine Ret. IEAL.ESTATE Broker New Super Energy Saver Homes, Virgin Wed Lots. Assume ii Pct. Loan. Most temporary, facing lake, 3 BR, master BR has 2 walk.ln closets, 2½ B, stone FP, Loft, FR, seller will carry mart. Call and 51.. $95900 M. Unsworth Realty _______ _________ ------ air, PS. PB. AM-FM, radials 62.000 orig. mi Mech. no rust 51.500 323 3430 75A-Vans - - Olds '73 Delta U, 4 Dr.. auto., -Ford Van 1978 PS. PB, AC, cruise con? . reg gas Best offer Over530003310664. - OSTE EN-DEER RUN H. Ernest MORRIS sr OPEN 1-5 SAT & SUN Altamonte Springs New two story, all cedar, con.. _ and Nön.Cable NCLUDES: ) Wallets, (4) Charms Make offer. OSTEEN. ______ _______ or see .1 R at Kahzer.pontiac, DeLand _______ - Cash for your lot? Will build on your lot ot our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. mledel Inc., Realtor644-3013 TE / receive Complete TV Complete - 339 0509 339050$ I Plenty of elbow -room lake frontage on this 3 acre mini farm, comp. w- BR home. VA.FHA.235.Con. Home' 'Low Down Payment ' . - Join 'the subscribers to I 701 Bldg. E.AltaenonteDr: - _________ _______ ' REALTOR' . ____________ Deltona? Here it is? Should be $13,000, only $64,500. Custom built 3-2, has everything including built-In Microwave ' open. $95,500 INC. REALTOR, 3227195 _____________________ - ___ Altamonte, auto repair Iparts ' ______ - Just perfect for sm. lam or retired couple. 2 BR, lB. IR, FR, very attractive kit., Deltona. lounge. $175,000. - REAL ESTATE - TV Bait cor. lot, whuge oaks, newly painted inside. Great home for family. $49,900. units, Includes restaurant & Day or Night Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. IN PINECREST PLUS Accessories --- TN IS IS THE DAY to buya fles' car, see today's Classified adt for best buys. cxc., Hwy 46 West. Sanford 323 5420 ROBSON MARINE --_. 1 BR, 26 home w sc pool on 1g. Sanford commercial, 4 rental ..ak,view 10*. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road. 240' deep. - COMPLETE Sanford ' Buildto Suit -- our lot or yours FHA VA. FHA23S&245 - Dell's Auction Center I -- 35 ft. Owens Boat, $900, Docked at Hontoon Marina, DeLanci ________________________ - ,ç $42,900 Eve. 303 668-5610 305 323 1863 525,000 -_________________ winter Spgs - REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 DER.$2 TVSERVICEMGR Mechanic Inspector IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN RI: ESTATE OF Now is the time to loin the most experience, Mm. 20 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CYRUS F. FERNALD. prgry & fastest growing Sikorsky & Westland Hell, es*id PROBATE DIVISION copters. Must be up in TV & home entertainment NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION systems dealer In Fl. Exc. Fill Nifisber 55.19.Cp milor components, Overhaul TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Division benefits & pay to $30001. 1. flight operations. 10hr. wt. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Apply in person or cell $S.perhr. Orlando Helicopters IN RI, ESTATE OF AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Wssfoat.TV, Kmart Shopping Airways Building 1, sanford JOHN GIBSON AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Center, Sanford 333 30J1L. Airport.3231734. OF ADMINISTRATION INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: ---jj-nj NOTICE Bertender.Coc&tafl WaItress YOU ARE HEREBY TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ______ ______ In peflcn ad. _______________________ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS NOTIFIED that the ______________________ Experienced, Mon thru FF12 to• Dettona Inn.apply AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE ministration of the estate of Cyrus FICTITIOUS NAME 4p.m. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS F. Fernald, deceased, FIle Noticolsherbygiventhat lam INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Numberl0-30.CP, is pending inthe moaged In business at 341½ LIve Yardman needed, ref. req. HEREBY Circuit CourtforSeminoieCounty, Oak Center, Live Oaks Blvd., ARE YOU RakIng, trimming I lawn NOTIFIED that the ad. Florida, Probate Division, the Casselberry, Fl.. 372W, SemInole taint io*st,c-ofle Evening of JOHN address Of which 5 Seminole County, Florida minIstratIon of the estate under the fic. Herald, P.0, Sos 1W, San. File Number County Courthouse, Sanford, titious name __________________________ GIBSON, deceased, of TREASURE lord, Fl. 33771. N•19.CP, Ispsnding,lntt,ICI,cuit Florida. TM pes'soeai tepmi CHESTADVERT1SINOandthat I S - 55-Boats & Inc., Realtors S French II? 92) Sanfc 323 532.1 Z13S NEW LISTING $42,900 Lk.Mary ' _____________________ 323-1156 PICTURESQUE LOngWOOd I , weight Is just right for your height, If we take and stomachi" ___________________________ NEW LISTING In the country yet close to town. This home has 3. acres income producing grove. 3 BR, 7B, C H&A, tam. rm., swimming pool Remodeled kit & fireplace, too. Priced to sell at 567300 w low dwn payment. - Lk. Mary - Real Estate Agenc __ , Hwy-92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a AUTO AUCTION every i;Isday & Saturday at 7:10. Pt's, e only one In Florida. You set Ie reserved prIce. Call 904-233Nil fec further detl'lIs. DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY -STAY LATE -__ i.I 1- - I-S SaturdayS. Sunday Spacious 9 rm., 2 story old home Modernized, exc. cond 'uMs ___________________________________________________________ new cent. Eiec. heat & air. 17 Maanolia Av . Sanford "Your 1_ Kasper Real Estate off your robe, slippers, 43 6S70 OPEN HOUSE SaturdayS. Sunday 10 24)7 Yale Ave Lovely Urick, 3 BR, 26. Pool home Hostess Nancy Fetid VA.FHA CONVENTIONAL HOMES FOR SALE Alioassumemortgages 3SIDROOMHOMES Altamonte 552,900 - I OPEN SUNDAY 12:30TOI Ca1t322.76llforappt. ISSS.SurnmerlinAve. I . I An elite old Sanford home. 2 Sates help vanted. F.T. EX I blocks from Lk. Monroe. pret.ji. , S day wk, paid Spacious charmer, nestled group ins. Apply in person I under 1g. oaks. completely onlv.Swe.n.v'sOfflceSuDoIv. I DIR. D,a,Ith ;j',;' Beauflfullyland• 22 Magnolia Ave. ' . scaped. LARGE ASSUMABLE Cooks - FT or PT. Exp. only In L0*TT1ST MOnT. finedining. Particular interest $74,500. indmnnei'line& salad persons. See Barbara - Deltona Inn, Deltona. Harold Hall Realty - REALTOR MLS 332.5475 Evq 373.fl$4 - I State Cod If led Teacher ONCEAMONTH oRzitL;y By Owner 4 BR, 25, great rm., eat.in kit. OR, Fl. Rm. Aft 5, 323-55)7. -- - ______________________ The ______________ _& ________________ -DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Automatic w3sher, dryer, couch, 1 old pine chest. old chest & matching bed, antique bicycle, ant,que mirror, hutch. Some nice antique & modern glass peces. TV & home en tertainment set. & all kinds of misc items Garage Sale: Sat. 8 am. Hidden Lake Sub off Lake Mary Blvd. 302 Meadowhilis _____________________________ • I Il OPEN HOUSE - - I - - FRI. 7:30 P.M. Yard Sale, 05 Holly Ave Sat. Sun9til' (EVERYTHING) - ) BATEMAN ' REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Aye. * AUCTION SALE'* WORLD. - 2 yrs. old, 2 BR, 26, eat-In kit., formal DR.wet bar In den. VA Financing, $34,500. Antiques, comp house fur nishings. Beautiful plants, fur coat 10 5. Sat Sun, 701 W 19th St . Sanford - _______ tennis, shuffleboard & fishing, ____________________ _____________________ 1'kL' 72-AuCtion ______ 333-61oreves.323-0S17 Leisure World on the great St. Johns, boat ramp, swim pool. - . ________ _________________ worm beds, secluded area, terms, $106,000. 32l.O7S _I I 80-AuTos for Sale 54-Garage Sales Garage Sale Tools, books, magazines, games. glassware, turn. Sat 9 5 1406 Valencia C? East ott Locust. i. 'Il ________ 6 Acres beautiful oak and pine trees, 3 houses, 2 hot houses, S NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED i AD. wkdays. - Room for anoltice with 3 Bdrm 2 Bath home to enjoy. One half acre zoned commercial on busy four lane. Owner may assist with financing. $36,900. uw !. - Owner moving must sell, country, 3.1, formal din, area, eat.in kit.. sc. porch. Extra fenced lot with fruit trees. 1.34,500. upstairs 3 BR, 15; downstairs 2 BR apt. Excellent Income, high yield. Laro. assumable low interest mort. $36,000. HAROLD HALL REALTY INC. REALTOR • MLS 3235774 ____________ ______________ AlA VMPLOVMT - Furn duplex. fine downtown location, neat, In good repair, 4 4 4 4. 4. 4. 4 ___________________________ WANTED: Mature lady to live. in 2 days & 2 nights a wee*i. prepare meals & care for invalid lady In Sanford residence. Call 305.322.425% -- - 171 Ipf,XS$ _________________________ -. Ttin to Eat - 9....G _____________________________ _____REALTOP.S UIflford Ave. 3fl.?7 - ___________________________ 3119. . - * * * * * * * * I 40-A--Apartments & beets, at Treasure island, Hwy. U, E. of Leesburg. fl AFFORDABLE LIVING 3 Bdrm 1' Bath, 1 years old, at end of quiet, well kept street. Fenced back yard with utility shed. 1 yr. Warranty. $39,000. 7 BR 1 B new paint 8. carpet, quiet neighborhood. 53000 dwn, owner will hold. $24,900. 2 BR, 1½ B, condo, w.washer & dryer,pool,avail Immed.,S300 mo dip. nego. Reply Box 47, c. o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. CALL62$.0636 Strawberries-iargel. plentiful YOU or we pick daily, Ito 1000 qts.; caullHower $4 by.; sweet potatoes $ lbs. $1; lettuce & - - 1 Acre cn St. Johns River, OK for mobile home or bldg. site. $16,000. Terms. Lovely 1 BR condo, eqpt. kit., pool I. game rm. privileges. $250 mo. + Sec. dep. 32US7- -. * UPJOHN HEALTH CARE TempleOranges-Tangerines 13.O0perbu,-you pick 332.3047 - REALTY - I_.. - fII UY 1.3111 rox -' 322-9283 IMMACULATE ) t3drm home with carpet, New energy saving CHA with assumable 5' pCt. mortgage or refinancing priced at $43,900 Must see to appreciate. 40-Condominiums LIVE-IN COMPANION - , to Eat ______________________ 24 HOUR 207 E. 25th St. 2 BR, LP & kit., sm. Fl. rm., laundry rm. Ref. Req. 322-3233 between 6 p.m..I p.m. woo, 0 Eves. 3220612, 322-1567 2BR, 15, new carpet, fenced yard, new kit. appliances, 412 RosallaDr.322.4035. RN's- LPN's REALTY 323-7832 Unf*irfllshed NEEDED NOW! CONDO LIVING AT ITS BEt Gorgeous work free, clean, ne 7 BR, 26. upstairs loft MB Spiral Staircase. This home a mustt Priced right, ready enoy. Free time at pool or r hall. Assumable 1st mort. Lc ROBBIE's Country home. Cameron Ave. i acre home has extra Ig rms, FP, FR, DR. guest Cottage, gazebo. All this for $79,900. Owner will hold mort w.29 Pc?. awn, sal to pct. For'rent 2 BR unfurn apt., st75 mo. ______________________-- ___________________________ WTffito baby sitting in my home. S. Sanford Ave. Area. MULTIPLE LISTiNG.REALTOR _______________________ _________________________ ___________________ II (l 41-Houses ____________ __________________________ HAL COIJtT IEALTY Inc. 1 BR, newly remodeled & decorated, Heat & AC. ww carpeting, w.front yard. $200 mo + dec. 323-5005. 2 hairdressers wIth following -_______________________ ________________________ ____________________ ___________________ R,)5Condo,kit.eqpt. Riggs Realty, REALTOR 3227972 ____________________ RetIred Man to help on farm. _________________ 4l-Hotjsj---=1 '5 VllidOP_ 1•541.46570r444.307V . ____________________________________ _____________________ 1 RR$199 up. Pool. Adults only' on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In 323.5670 Call Sanford. _______________________ -.. -_-_.._-_.. Effective January 30, 1950, I am AVON FIGHT INFLATION no longer assocIated with Buck's Restaurants. Sell Avon. Increase your earnIng Carl I. Dletrlch power. For details. Call & Found _________________ _ * SANFORD-Remodeled 1 BR. plus den.air. tile bath. $220. -i Adults. 54J1J. I84fol CornefofFrinchI1h IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION pd.InquIre 5005.Oak14 _ L Rb!MLU RUb sure tOgthe5u))_ $ahford GracIO5 living. Reas. DES9 Winter Park, Florida 37790 Telephone: 30S441.3333 PublIsh tan. 2$ & Feb. 1.1950 I I ' I I Weekly I. monthly rates. utilitieS ______ Sundo - Noon FridGj yrs. I ) _________________________ For Rent w.poss option, $250, 23 BR, C.H$A, pool. Pets & older children O.K. 1320 Forrest Dr. 333 $72 ate .? pm 'S'i mu. Ia $230 dam. deposit. ______________________ I.g 1 BR fully eqpt, AC. WD. ... Iw.. -. I.in .. tt or -wu.. .. III .,.... ildr,n$22SfTiO,deP.req.)2? MD1'SDA'( thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon A 3o-Ai,'t,u1 Itimi ...........44C ha flc a line 3 consscutivstimls Dns.cutIvetirns. 3c ha HOURS MAYNARD - details. 551194$. _____ _______________________ Uflfurrnshed RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. (304)3234330 ext. 293 Publish Feb. 1, I, 1950 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: BETTINGHOUS, HIERS I. ______ __ NOPLACE.......) OFF - Deceased xli Si' OUPON FOR ---- - I51I11$ 'r register at class, Free Income tax help for senior citIzens, 9 n.m. to noon, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce spon- U, 7 p.m., only, 'n 1977 LegisLature 0*dered restoration of the Capitol as It existed in 1902 and appropriated $7,039,000 fur the job. mxs spent jüt over .i million removing three wings built after 1902 and stabilizing the dome, leaving $4.9 million for the final phase. Restoration plans worked g out by Shepard Associates Jacksonville will have to be ; ' u Orbndo - Winter PQrk SIc. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DER-31 PROBATE DIVISION Fill Number IO.1S.CP Division LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN RE:ESTATE OF . BOARD OF COUNTY _____________________________ HELEN MOSS KAFER. Deceased LUMMI3IUNM The County of Seminole NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Separate sealed bids for the ALL PERSONS HAVING TO DEMANDS following items will be received in OR CLAIMS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 417, Seminole County AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Courthouse, Sanford, Florida ARE HEREBY 32711, until 10:00 A. M.. Monday, YOU NOTIFIED that the ad. February 1$, 1910. at which time ministration of the estate of and place bids will be publicly HELEN MOSS KAFER,decaassd. OPIned and read: Installation of Central Sewer File Number S0.15.CP, is pending System, S Points Complex; Labor. in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DivisIon, Materials. Recaulking Walls In the address of which Is Seminole Seminole County Courthouse; Theodollte and Distancer; County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, 32771. The personal Livestock Trailer; (2) Road representative of the estate Is L. Tractors; Mechanical Compactor; DANNER HIERS, whose address Cat Cages; 150 Gallon Sprayer, 5 200 W. Welbourne Ave., P.O. Library Transaction Slips; Work Drawer 999, Winter Park, Fla., Uniforms; No. 37 Rock GVaveI; 32790. Thenameand address of the Word Processing; Bunker Gear; personalrepresentative'sanorney Microfilm Reader.Printer. Specifications for all the above are set forth below. All persons having claims or items are available at no charge in demands against the estate are theofficeofthePurchasingAgent. For Installation of Central required, WITHIN THREE each bid must MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Sewer System THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF be accompanied either by a THIS NOTICE, to file w'th the cashier's check upon an in. clerk of the above court a written corporated bank or trust company. statement of any claim or demand or a Bid Bond with corporate they may have. Each claim must surety satisfactory to Seminole beinwriting and must indicate the County, for not less than five basisfor the clalm,the name acid percent (S pct.) of the amount Of addressofthecredilororhlsaøent the bid. The County will accept or attorney, and the amount only such surety company or claimed. If the claim Is not yet companies as are authorized to due, the date when it will become write bonds of such character and due shall be stated. If the claim is amount under the laws of the State cont),ent or unliquidatid, the of Florida, and only those corn nature of the uncertainty shall be panics which are acceptable to the stated. If the claim Is secured, the County. For Installation of Central security shall be described. The Sewer System and Recaulking claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to Walls in the Seminole County enable the clerk to mail one copy Courthouse only, upon award, to each personal representativ,. successful bidder will be requIred All persons interested in the to furnish Payment and Per. estate to whom a copy ot this formance Bonds, each in the Notice of Administration has been amount of 100 pct of the total bid mailed are required, WITHI N amount and proof of insurance. THREE MONTHS FROM THE BOnd forms will be furnished by THE FIRST the Seminole County Purchasing OF DATE OF THIS Divisionandonlythoseformswill PUBLICATION NOTICE, to file any oblections be used. The County reserves the right to they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the relect any and all bids, with or cause, waive to qualillcations of the personal without representative, or the venue or Iechnicalities.ortoaccept the bid whIch in Its ludoment best serves Iurlidittlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the interest of the County. Coat of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED submittal of this bid is considered WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. an operational cost of the bidder Date of the first publIcation of afldstiallnotbipassedonto,Orbe this NolIce of Administration: borne by the County. JoAnn Blackmon, CPM January 23, Purchasing Agent L. Danny Hiers As Personal RepresentatIve wrinwse, oom .0 of the nstate 0, Sanford, FL 3377) HELEN MOSS KAFER and inflation has just been rampant, causing construction prices to go out of sight," Kelley said. fir. etni Inn tin ('.nld.nrnd Rnaii Twle weakly elassea Seminole FrIday,Feb.1, 1910-tA. EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. Worried about income tax? Apply for 6 mo. extensiOfl to tile 1040 form. I.R.S. approved. Contact Jay Jackson (or - Publish: January 11, 15, 23, & years since the appropriation TUESDAY,FEBRUARY5 Sanford Senior Citizens, Sanford Civic Center. Bring a bag lunch. Followed by business and bingo. Exercise Class sponsored by Goldenrod Civic Club, a.m.and6p.m.,GoldenrodCivlcCenterlocated behind Lmgw.sdtake Mary 434 Noath, 14 FICTI1'IOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am of Seminole, Sanford, Florida, • bUSineSS at 2414, Hwy banking corporation, will be held Longwood, Fla., 32750, in the Central Board Room on Seminole County, Florida, under WedneSday, February 20, 1910, at the fictitious name of PICTURE 9:15 AM., for the following pur. PERFECT PHOTO SERVICES, poses: and that I intend to register said (I) Election of Directors name with the Clrk ofthe Circuit (2) To transact such other Court, Seminole County. Florida in buslnes as may properly come cordae with the provlslOfli of before the meeting, the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. .i. Allan Housend Wit: Section U5.09 Florida Vice President I. Cashier Statutes 1957. Publith Feb. 1. S.- 1950 ci. ciii. W,n•. In.. "It's like every other construction project in the world, the Tallahassee civic center, my backyard swimming pooi or whatever. It's been two Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio SocIety, 7:30 p.m., Tele-Communlcatlons Building, Sanford Airport. TOPS Chapter 70, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Sanford VFW 1010$ joint meeting, 8p.m., post home. CLASSIFIED ADS The annual rflNtIng of the stockholders of the Flagship Bank DES.) ncial Seiv - LEGAL NOTICE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - Plans to restore the 1902 CapItol must be scaled down because the lowest bid u job was $1.1_._,_,,. million more man me L.eglsLaLure appropriated. Cuselberry AA closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Saturday Night Dance Club of DeBary, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, For senior , Sanlord VFW 15155 dInner, 5:30 8 p.m., long cabin post home, on lakefront. Open to public. Seminok County School System Vocational Exhibit, Altamonte Mall through Sunday. Chthheu's Missic Workshop, University of Central Florlda,9:30a.m.tonoon,ages6-16.AlsoFeb.9andl6. Call UCF College of Extended Studies at 275-21Z1. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Ballroom and round dancing, 8p.m. Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. "Young-at-Heart" dance,8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. mnntruction, 7:30 p.m. Open to public, refreshments Included, H Legal Notice Legal Notice - - - 9 -. - . 1'. - - I ' -- . .. . '.,w'-r:' 'v'.. .eL&.. i.l' 4_ .- - L.. 'i _ . I I t. - •. • - s, - t- L',.-ii'. .- I �. 4. I is SPORTS 11111A—Evening H.r8Id Sanford Fl. H ,_ Friday, Feb. 1, iNi UCLA Leads Big Night Of college Upsets By United Press International made secondranked Oregon Mike Sanders scored 19 State look like a pickup team. points and Kiki Vandeweghe Maybe some people were "ft's a great feeling to know added 14, all in the second suprised when UCLA bounced that the kids can get up off the half, to hand the 19-2 Beavers back from a loss to beat the floor from that loss and give it their first Pac-10 loss. James No. 2 team In the country. But to the No. 2 team In the Wilkes did a fine Job on Steve Coach Larry Brown wasn't. ti," BJ-OW1 continued. Johnson, who still finished "I saw It In the kids' eyes What made the decision with 29 points before fouling and faces before the game," even more amazing was that out' with three minutes left, Brown said Thursday night Oregon State had already Oregon State led at 10-8 with after UCLA, rebounding from walloped UCLA earlier in the 15:20 left in the opening half. an 80-64 drubbing by year. But midway througli the half Washington State Tuesday "They knew they had a UCLA reeled off 14 connight, posted a 93-67 rcw' that score to settle," said Brown. secut.ive points to grab a commanding 28-13 lead and never again trailed. Oregon State, behind the Inside dominance of Johnson, cut the deficit to 38-30 with 1:50 left In the half. But the Bruins, with Sanders hitting several key baskets,- scored live straight points to take a 43.30 halftime lead. The Bruins Increased their lead to 49-32 two minutes into the second half. They grabbed a 20-point lead, 6444, with against the cold-shooting half to pull out the tense Buckeyes. victory. Derek Smith scored nine Billy Williams and Larry points during a second-half Nance combined for 33 points burst to rally Louisville to its and 12 rebounds as Clemson 10th straight victory, raised Its record to 14-5. Don Newman scored 17 Danny Ainge scored 25 points as a patient Idaho club points to set a career scoring snapped Weber State's 18- record for Brigham Young game winning streak, the and lead the Cougars to their longest in the nation. 16th victory in 20 games. Butch Carter scored 17 Arnette Haliman's to slam points and Indiana outscored dunks late In the second half Thlinni' in-C) late in the second helped Purdue get past Iowa. top teams, Michigan State shocked No. 4 Ohio State, 1454, No. 5 Louisville edged Tulane, 64-60, Idaho stunned Weber State, 51-45, Indiana downed Illinois, 60.54, Clemson routed Georgia Tech, 76-52, Brigham Young beat Texas El-Paso, 89.81, and Purdue whipped Iowa, 70.56. Jay Vincent scored 21 points and Michigan State broke the game open at the start of the second half with an 6.2 spurt 11:34Ieft and extended itto7J48 with 7:17 to go and weru never headed. Oregon State Coach Ralph Miller made no excuses for his team, "UCLA played an excellent game," he said: "Certainly If they play this way the rest of year they will be factor in the (Pac-10) race. They beat us . soundly tonight. They certainly deserved to win." In other games involving 'Kiki' KO!s Hawks, Greyhounds Upset ' Top-seeded Lyman was upset by St. Cloud 62.49 while. the other three top seeds Crooms, Kissimmee and Ocala Vanguard advancd to the semnl.thiais Thursday in the Seminole Sunrise KiwanfFreshman Basketball Tournament at Seminole High School. Behind rugged 6-1 center Mike Holden's 14 points, St. Cloud Jumped to a 26.17 halftime lead over the Greyhounds, who had defeated the Bulldogs twice this year. Lyman rallied to pull within seven points on several occasions in the birth quarter, but could get no closer. Holden finished with 24 points. Point guard Darrell Johnson hit several key buckets down the stretch and ended with 11 points. Jack Durham and 6-3 center Tom Feller both had 10 - Seminole High Baseball coach Bobby Lundquist Lundquist and his prepsters will square off In a 2:00 p.m. contest against some pretty Impressive former high school stars Including Ned and Tim Raines, David Wiggins and Randy Brown. Raines is with the Montreal Expos and Wiggins with the San Francisco Giants, both are certainly no baseball strangers to the Sanford area. Admission to the game has been set at 50 cents. Panthers Lone 4minole Survivors Fatber tapes (42), Css. ii, Baker 29 Jones Hawk 12, C. Jesse 2, Laraik 2, lI*gkse 70 totals 17-742. Vard gn (91) Wlt.s ii, M. Verses I, False. iS, Baberts 16, Seka 14,- &m to Jackass 14, Rsblws It Brew U, B. Verse. 6, L Jackass 4, totals 41.16.11 FitberEapes. . 10 7 $1? U Vanguard 22331133 89 ByUnitedPréu Internatlosal Nugetstoa127-126triumph. Kiadsease (U) Ltsrd 4, Ford 21, Skreysr to Ilkka I, .1.11-U Na" 7, Scaletts!, McGee I, Bliasrd It tMM 2 l..ke'lk'tley (41) Hossein 10, Woo*eff 2, buM 2, Mills If, Caotor ii, totals The Nets led by as many as eight point. before Denver rallied behind Glen Gondrezick — who scored the Nuggets' final eight points — and lasel. Robert Smith, an ez.Nugget, had a chance to $1414 11 U' 1211110 San Anton Indiani Houston Cleveland Iihffiracs-S.l4.I 40 3.10 l Think About Mi 3.10 2.50 $DWSL,mcnDrop 4.10 0(7$) 24.$01 P (57) I$3.II1 T (S Thursday iight resiSts 71) 313M1 Thai 11:0. First race -$.14,D Nll* race -I-Ill 415wisiglnglllni 21.40 1.10 3,00 SAquaDuics 1.10 1.00 340 1.40 340 4 Cash Countess SDanaDoli 5.00 3.40 3M IAnlioo Jot $ WhittInk 420 0 (14) 44.101 1 (441) 133 10: Q(4.) 33451 p (5.4) 11.110 1(1. Time 32:20. 4.1) $3.4$1 Time 31:11. 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Abdul4abbsrcom$ned for 55 Warriors had sent the game points to send Chicago to Its Into Overtime with 36 seconds fourth straight jefest. Ricky left in regulation. Sobers paced the Bulls with 22 71ers 110, Rockets ill points. Reserve forwald Bobby Jones scored l5of his 20points T*Il Nelsen II, LIsp 03 Ron Brewer scored 6 of his in the fourth period to rally Philadelphia put Houston. 20 points midway through the Mçses Malone scored a game- finall quarter and Portland high 3spo$nta for the Rdckets.. held off afirlousKlngs'rally for the victory. Knicks 112, Pacer. 112 . Ray Williams scored 23 Supev.nici 10$, Backs 1,1 points to lead New York put a Dennis Johnson scored 23 weary Indiana squad. New points, thclqding a pair of York burled'the Pacers with a clinching free throws with two 10.point surge late in the third seconds left, to help Seattle Hawks 111, Warriors 167 John Drew scored with 17 seconds remaining In overtime and Charlie Criss added two free throws with a second 29 25 .$37 2' 24 2$ .dll 31-1 25 2* .472 4 23 32 uS C 14 40 .259 17½ period. . Lakers 167, Bails 67 asp a three-game_losing streak. Marques Johnson led Jamaal Wilkes and Kareem Hunter 73, Lehman 43 Jersey Cty $0, Stcktn 43 John Jay Si, Baruch 49 side there are two things that you should do at once. You should change grips from the Eastern forehand to. the Eastern backhand, This Involves moving the racket so that the "V" between ths thumb and index finger iz not th the leftof the Qp of the racket hndk. The top knuckle of your index finger rests aquanelyon top of the hsndle.It Involves only about ¼ofa turn. The second thing you should do now is to make the right arm straight. Do this by simply dropping the arm down In front of you. ,Detroit Kutifown 53, York 41 Western Conference NY Maritime 107, Dom IN Midwest Division Nichols 92. Wrcstr $f,53 W I. Pct. OR Nrtheastrn 92. Msmptn $3 Kin City 35 23 403 Plymouth St. $7, Cstltn 14 Milwaukee 29 27 'uS S Pt. Park 74. Penn St..lrnd 40 Oe'ver 19 34 .345 141,, NIT 41, Nazareth $7 ChicagO IS 35 .310 141' - Si. Peters 5$, Boston 5$ Utah IS 10 .321 14 soton Hall 73, Army 49 Pacific Olvisla. 5 Coon. 0. Sacred HrI IS W L Pd. OR Tufts n.. Bentley 74 Siattli 3111 .104 Ur5IIWSIL J.HopklnsU ; Los Ang t., Soma 33 17 .411. Pboeni 3$ It .415 3. A. Posy N. Tarn. Tdi 7$ San Diego 25 79.491 II', Cmpblhsvl $ N. Ky. $4 Portland 34 29 .473 17'., Clemson 74, Go. Tech $3 Golden St. II 33 .79* 23 Rion lO,PIelfler41 Tbvrsday's Nesetti Falrmont iL WheelIng 40 Boston III, Washington 103 J. Madison U, Baptist s, Atla Ill, Golden $t. 107. of Louisville 44, Tulane 40 Phila 1$, Houston *0* MISS..Coll. $2, Tr 55, 74 New York 113. lniana 112 Milligan 13, Radford4l Los' Angeles 107, Chicago 97 Murray St., 109 Akron 14 Denver. ill. New Jersey 12$ Old Dan 71, GeorgIa it. 44 -. - PortlaMOt,.. Kaneas Cify f3 aoaia.fl,wiI.l$ Lee 4, .Silttle 10$, M1lwaukle.114 1.44)10. ii, NWLa.M. Friday's Osmes Steubenville 72, Salem 43 (No games scheduled) Towson St. N. NkJ,nn $3 Saturdays 600" UNO 17.-S. Flerldi7l (No games Scifedulid) W. ky.'Il, Motitleed 79 SepNo. I—Step toward the ball with your right foot (thus fraiad&rthg yew weight Into the shot) — stroke the ball out in front of you — hit with a firm wrist and straight arm. Step No. 6— tat the racket face be flat and travel through the ball to a nice high follow through. Return to the ready Next Week: Th. Volley!!! - ' -. . - , ' IIISSfl. ' . Nqw York kva*rac.-$44.0 *mItfl New Jersy 31.30 PIP 449 3.40 341 - , 1.0 Q(41I3540,P(I4) iI5.N:T(S 0-1)34111: Time 33:04. , . . .. . - - - W I Pd. as 15 WAS 35.11 .731 14 - - - Amherst 42, Trinity 5$ Brandeis l4,.WPI1C Catholic $1, Mary Wash 0 Ouquisne SI, Penn St. $4 - .•ad. - Gannon 4$, Mot'cvfflwil 44 . - - .. -. - - - PtlladeIphia - Slgnedfreeagsnt relief pitcher Lenin LIG'ow to one-year contract. Chlcao (AL) Named Daniel Kraeer physcat fitnesS coor. RISING _ ___ NIGHTLY- Detroit.- SW"quarterback Gary Danielson to a oneyear contract. ' Minnesota back Nlckey , ' sPIN. - Signed running Y" to three me. year contracts. (Cfeeed Sully) — S - MATINEES: - Ms... Wt Sat. NEW MATINIS sst Time 1:11p.m. - S. - -' -. , - -Chicago at Toreftle hy Rang ers 'at Washington ssanaio a, sv Islanders, PIfla at Pittlaurahi '1 ' . Hartford at Atlanta Detroit at St. Louis V.ICWVI,' it Minnesota ' ' - kTnlIscteIss $4! Tnifodi Wissi' ALL 1IIACIS .. Qudwc Wkrnlpeg a Colorado 'Montreal at Los Angels S ,s 'l 's !herIIS, Ladles' Nile ILJN 10 -OUNrno - 5 . - - Atigola - -- 31 327 49 13 * I 34 SmyMs Olvists W L p,. -. Washington - . In the future. Story and more photos on Pages 2 and 3, — . - . . rid* horses and work with them in her spare time after school. Now that she owns two, having her own horse ranch may not be too far Carol Cowan likes to Colbert heed football coach. lasebill dinator. $4 Herald photo by Tom Vincent — — 11 34 4 It 23 ,- - - -— Cahill Whin40ofl 41 Atlanta . Wkrnipeg at Edmonton "- - • 73 1410 - - — '14 4, Mill. $ludi..goIV,URIISI Press I ,aaiS.at - N. Mich. 47,N, laws SI % Purdue 70, Iowa 10 Rockhrst 4$, Evangel 44 S.D.S, 73. Oak. Wilyne - - - C600811111 C5j1iiSaw PatVICk DIVISIM W I. 1 PSi. Phila 31 312 4. NY Rangers 23 19 U NY.isiandirs 23-19753 MichIgan 73. Wisconsin 41 Neb.WslynSO,ColoCon74 SostonSl.I9,Brdgwtrl3 - - Mich. St. 71, Ohk St. $4 Minn. 74, Norttiwstrn4l - NewtS Buffalo I. NY Rangers 2 Boston 4. NY hsinderst Phhla 4.Minoaiola 7 Detroit Pitt$rgh 3 -' - - - IndIOnm 40. IllinOis $4 - - 2379413 I4 ....... ' . lbvrsdoy's , Cheve$t$5,XaylerO.75 creigi,ten 73, Tulle SI - Ai.nias Named Bin McGee head football coach. Oregon U. Named Div. Walker an assistant football coach. C.W. Post Appointed Jim WL. T Ps. 32 13 79 - Buffalo .' 35 34 Adams DIVISIOn - ' - - kftee147. Grow 43 last AdeIphiN. Staten Is.74 7735 .191 14 ' ii 29 1 14 33 a /low/ PrIey's 0604$ WyomMsg1SanDiego$t.ss 'Pro Hàck.y., -. Bradley 10, 5. III. II - - Iask&baII 22 32 .107 %$'. Central DSvlsIes W S. PCI. SR Atldfll 33 32 .503 .- . ui,est - ' lurid list.. Wales Canlereace Norris Division W I. 1' Pts. Montreal 27 II a 40 LOS Angeles 21 30 , ii Pittsburgh It 2111 o Detroit It 23 7 45 Hartford *5 32 10 40 - ' UNIV SI, Oklahoma City 01. Utah 77. New Menlo 40. ' W.V. Tech 13. Concord ____ NRA Ita*ngu 'Sister. Caa$u'aacs Asanfic DIVISfoN Long Ccli $4. 97. Facifk is Montana St. 92. N. Ariz. 90 MontsniS4,Nevóda.Ienol$ UCLA'3, Oregon 55.47 51 10 is V 1 34 MInnesota TO,0No - , '- Si U.iSid Preis SISSSrR$IOnaI - ' ' - : Arizona 9. 0, Calif SI' and placed Steve Ma$ovlc on In. - - ANSiPic II, Cal BapI k Brigham Young- IL U'IEP $i Colo. St.72, Hawaii M ' Fresno St. 44, UC $11 Bib 43 Fullerton St. 4, Utah St. 5$ GiQrgo Fox 53, West. Rapt 3$ Idaho St. 47. Soil. V. Idahell, Weber It-45 . ' , . Hindrh. 71, Ark. Coil. 41 Okla. Chris $4 RIMy Not 70 Ouachita 0. Ozark 64 (ot) P. Quinn $4 Austin con 69 Pan Am 43, Illinois St. S8 Texas All 77, SW Texas U W. Tex 57, Wichita 79 . West Arizona CS, Stanford 5$ — . Edmonton Vancouver Colorado Winnipeg . 21 21 9 15 2510 $3 70 1113 ' Yankton 73, Westmar .o Ynislwn 70, C. Ill. 40 Siwthwest CIO Ark. 77, Stlwn Ark. SI Harding 90, Ark. Tech $3 Hndrsn 44, Art..Atont 55 . - Chicago St Louis - Step No. 3—Start to turn by pivoting on the left foot— turn the iboulden so that your right shoulder turns toward the ball. Keep the knees bent and the eye always on the ball. Stsp No. 4— Now Pull the racket bad with the left band until t POW at the back fence. Hold the racket ,in this position (slightly below the waist) until you are ready to hit. Milwaukee with 93 points. Steubenville 73, Salem 43 W. III. CS, lfld..Purd.je 74 King 14, Albright 47 - (534) 37434I TIme 33:31. $hx*,.c.I.14A . 345 3452.15 I wrisltlArd, 510 3.20 310 Sahanusota Marc I(1$)i710;P164)I1JV-(I' 31)2.401TiMe3111S, - - ' 435) l$345g P154)1104.1St T , - SCOREBOARD AT$ANPOSD-OILANDO - force overtime for the Nets with two free throws with no time left, but the 00 percent foul shooter missed the second attempt. Rookie Calvin Natt led New Jersey with 32 points. Celtics 119, Bullets 103 Rick Robeyj continuing to sparkle as a replacement for Injured Dave Cowens, triggered a Boston rally with l2 points tn the third period to lift the Celtics to their fourth straight victory. In his last game before the AU-Star break, Denver's Dan Issel offered a very per. suasive argument for his Inclusion in the mid-year classic. . . The most consistent player in Denver's dreary season, he scored an NBA career-hIgh 47 points against New Jersey Thursday night to pace the Cnsms(74) Law 11, Jackson 4. ftyad31, Wynn 2, KWO1,, HesEleke I, Gird..!, Jsbeas. 0, (laIr, 1 hIM. 34474. 44111233 LakeH.iéU . 34118913 74 Cress 7JaSaJtShiaw — Issel's 47'Paces Den ver O ver Nets n, S$ocè.cy 4Mr.Maper Step No, 21 involves the same ready position as the forehand groundetroke. Racket held lightly by the throat with the left hand and gripping the racket in the Eastern forehand grip. (Remember the Eastern forehand grip involves holding On racket so that the "V" formed by the juncture of your thumb and Index finger is squarely on top of the racket handle.) This lithe waiting grip. The eyes are on the ball, weight bn bails of feet, feet about shoulder width apart Step No. 2— When you see thq ball coming to the backhand Lake Howell (33) Hoover!, Dum.ot 2, Maccag.i, Lasses 4, WrIgkt$, Trotter!, McKalgktl, W.sd 4, Lair It tstali 14-I- oCd'sAsNiss' If YOU can't make It to the when they face Kissimmee at Seminole-Mainland game 1:00 in semi-final action. The tonight, there's still plenty of opening semi-final game pits basketball action right here in St.- Cloud against Ocala Sanford. Vanguard at 6:00 p.m. The Crooms Panthers carry. The Panthers are the 1ce Seminole County's hopes for Seminole County team alive the Sunrise Tournament title In the tournament. Panther Toile Hendricks goes for two against Lake Howell In the Sunrise Tourney. Semi-final action continues tonight. In prep action tonight Seminole travels to Daytona Seabreeze, DeLand Is at Lake Howell, Eustis visits Oviedo and Lyman travels to Mainland. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Of course all the experts say that the backhand is really. the most simple to learn, that It is technically the least difficult This may be true but for the first five years I played tennis 11; did not hit one backhand. I just kept running farther and" farther around the backhand side and hitting forehands or would just catch anything that came to the backhand side and yell "your point". U the balls we were playing with belonged to me Irnade the rule that no one could hit to my backhand or I would take the balls and go home. Well, there are some simple rules tofollow to develop a decent backhand md If you follow them and practice very 'hard In a few years you can quit running around that side. Step No. 1 involves the same ready position as the forehand groundatroke. Racket held lightly by the throat with the left hand and gripping the racket In the Eastern forehand grip. (Remember the Eastern forehand grip Involves holding the racket so that the "V" formed by the Juncture of your thimb. and Index finger is squarely on top of the racket handle.) This is the waiting grip. The eyes are on the ball, weight on balls of feet, feet about shoulder width apt has announced that his squad will take on some Fighting Seminole alumni tomorrow at Sanford Memorial Baseball Field. asid - BY LARRY CASTLE Friends, don't believe those articles in tennis books and magazines That tell you, "the backhand is easy, or, "try my method to learn the backhand without lessons," or the latest and most ridiculous one yet, "learning the backhand while you sleep". This 1ist ur'une by a series of tapes to be to while you deep. There Isonly one way to learn how to hit a proper backhand and It is going to be given to you free of charge. Ready? Spend at least three years with a good pro, practice daily, and when you get tired of so much practice go nut arA practicesome more. After a few years of this, If you are a good athlete, you will probably develop a good backhand. Seminoles Face 'Alumni Boascsres Lymai (49) L.rezl, PserO, 111101man 4, KUA I, Dwkam 16, Pleter it, TheoplIt. 2, 'utah 3340. St. a.ud () FailveadO, CampbeUO, Holden 240 Jibasis 14, BrbasI, totals ION!. Lyasan $111610 4 SL 11121222 12 Dog Racing 1980 -- -- - Meeting St. Cloud to the 6 p.m. semi-final tonight will be Vanguard, who toyed with Daytona Beach Father Lopez 99-42. Six Vanguard players connected for double figures In the rout headed by Reggie Faison with 16 points. Guard Paul Solomon followed with 14 as did Michael Jackson. Kevin Barlow had 11 while forward Phillip Washington and guard Antoine Roberts tossed in 10 each. Jeff Hawk with 12 and Marty Cone with. 10 paced Lopez. In the 8p.m. matchup tonight it will be host Crooms and the Kowboys of Kissimmee. The Panthers behind a career high 33 points from Calvin "KIKI" Bryant and 16 rebounds Iromped Lake Howell 74-33. "It's the best game-we've played all year," Panther Coach Chris Marietta boasted. Steady Vernon Law also added 10 points to the Crooms cause. Kissimmee meanwhile, fought off a determined first half effort by Lake Brantley before deposing of the Patriots 5640. The Kowboys Frank Ford tallied a game NO 2i points In the victory. Phil Cantor with 16 pints, Jeff Mills with 10 and Paul Hoffman with 10 headed Brantley - F.bruary 1, SANFORD, FLORIDA A — - -__ mkm I W' -- Fu to IV IV L17111Wi. !III Friday, - II JW j By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Lab &Osoft Tennis re vening Heiald - . . -. 0 , - - ' to - , - T,ansictIOns - . BoskeleaU San Diego . - . IIIUV*TlIN$-I31.1si6 Sifly hOme UiSsi IS Signed free agent Marvin Barnes loudly contract — ----------------*' of. olhi.Ju usSo 17.128-p j - - - .-. .-. .e.. -- .. - - . - woo .' ' - �I 2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Fib. 1, 950 GOGUDE I Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sanford Teen Finds Horse Is A Gierf#s Bes t Friend 0 They say a dog is man's best friend, but for 14-year-old Carol Cowan it's hard to beat a horse. Like most young people she dreamed of having her own horse, but for Carol who lives at 811 Escambia Dr. In Sanford, her dream came true. Five years ago Carol's parents surprised her with a mare she named Nickey. 1 got her for a Christmas present," she said. Carol trained her horse and now has her boarded in DeBary. Every day after school, a member of the family drives Carol over to the ranch so she can feed and care for Nickey. On weekends she and friends spend the day riding and rounding up cows. She enjoys riding for It you're thinking of getting out.( are looking for something to do thu weekend, here are a few suggeitlom: - Time Out To Eat CLUB DIAMOND LOUNGE— Big Valentine's Ball and old fashioned Box Social _Thursday, Feb. 14th beginnIng at 8:30 p.m. Hwy. 1i-92 S. of Debi y. HOLIDAY INN —LAKE MONROE — Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available in popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — 1.4 — Enjoy live entertilnmeni In lounge Tqe.day thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you n eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. Dr. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. - Exldb1jo1 Works by artists In the Council of Arts and Sciences CETA funded art project, Jan. 25-Feb. 22, Pine Castle Center of the Arts Gallery. Reception for public to meet the artist, Friday, Feb. 1,7-9 p.m. Sculptured ceramics, photography, sculpture and painting. Gallery open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Night Dance Club of DèBary, 8p.m., dances each SMirday at Debary Community Center for senior citbens. Live music twice a, o,dh. "Gaslight", splue.Iligl$g thriller, 1:30 p.m., Feb.74 and Feb. 164, science antitaiwo, University of Central Florida. Ticket laturmatisu, ris.zasi. PfW EubIWeiss, Jan. 13 through Feb. 10, Maitland Art Center. Reception Sunday, Jan. 13,14 P.M. Meet Theodore Dwo", author of "Prints and the Print Market," Special anbier Jan. 11 at 10 am. Gallery open free to public Tuesday ftogo Friday, lO am. to4p.m.;Sahgday,lIa,m.tol p.m. and Sunday 14 p.m. —I AIe Russell Theatre, Rollins Collegi, presents, "Vanities," bittersweet comedy by Jack 11elfner, Jan. 31, Feb. 14, 74,8:30 Feb. 9 matinee, 2. p.m. Central Florida Zeel.glcal Park, open daily 9 am, to Spin., U.S. Highway 1742 between 14 and Sanford. Picnic facilities. Geasrul Sanford Mmamu ad Library, open, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 24 p.m., 5* E. First St., Sanford. Deities Theater Arts CalM presents "TAG Varieties of 1*." Feb. 1411, curtain, 7:39 p.m., Deities G Country Club. Seating by reset. vatlon, call 101474.1211 for Thursday nI; 100-974 1909, for Friday; and 111-674.1179 for Sabrday. Dinner by reservation only for club members and their guests, 1-7 p.m. each night, Weal Vlrala ledal Club oowud diub social, DsBazy Fire Hall, Sunday, Feb. 10 RegistratIon, 1 p.m.; &Ivu', 1:10 p.m. Bring cowre.d dish, plates and silverware. EMsrtWun.nl, prbsL That AueI Silver & Blue Benefit SuB, Feb. 9. Slovak Gardens dance hail, Howell Branch Rood, 9 pin, to 1 a.m. Music by 17.jdacs Ss"tlnols Cornmwdty Band with tdg band sound of '4k. Proceeds' to Lake Howell High School bend uniform fund. For adults 11 and older. Tickets at T.rt Emporium mmft Plaza and labs Ussell no $L l& r.dtai by teared ~ Bums I Tuesday, Feb. 12, 7:39 p.m., 5"* (nLI.L.,lft) College's Fins Arts AudilerMm. P'T.s to pali&. Friday, Fib. 1, 950-3 pleasure even though she has taken a few spills. Once she got a cut over her eye when Nickey threw her and then jumped over her. But those things happen and Carol takes them in stride. With an eye towards the future, Carol said she would like to work withhorses when she gets older and perhaps buy some land where she can start her own ranch and raise horses. She may have already started. Nickey is now the proud mother of a foal named Cinnamon and Carol's horse ranch may not be that far in the future. Now if she just find a few acres of land... os by Tom Vincent Eext by Tom N.ts.I .. .. ••'. Cinnamon leads the way as Carol exercises Nickey. 1.' 4k '.: ., - .. t' : - I - - .'. ...- . --':..-: , J.j Cinnamon mugs for the camera. Carol feeds, the horses every day after school. Carol keeps her animals well groomed. Carol has Cinnamon eating out of her hand. rl C - '- S •• ¶ ' -,t - !$,• k1a .' •4 I- jj ".; 4 -,.' - I -. •.... . -.- I WM'e.. - •'-- ' . . . s.,: ', "- ' t' '' " -" -".t."s tW"f. -1• L1. - 6. log �I 4—Evsnklg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 1, ifto Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. TELEVISION Divorce Rate Seems Silk-Screen Art: Affordable Treasures By NORMAN NADEL has nothing to do with pricing or selling the finished tists, launched a Works Progress Administration (WPA) NEW YORK (NEA) - Discerning art collectors, in 'work; that Is up to the artist and his publisher. project In New '--A to develop this method. daft those with not a lot Of money to spend are There's nothing standardized about a serigraph, Not quite at that beginning but only a few years later, a scovering affordable treasures In serigraphs, made by a nothing use than artistic, even If IR Mailer, like a young painter named Jackson Lowell learned serlgraphy recant development in an old tech lithographic ateller, looks something like a email factory. of from wuuer and though his job with Like an etching, woodblock print or lithograph, a In each, the staff all are artists. A coarse screen (74 ane esine iedtobe aerigraph Is both an original work of art and a multiple,thern threads to the Inch) Is need for a high build.i of Ink and his profession until 11 years ago, when a problem with his produced In limited editions, with each serlgrapii signed for ° clr. a Very fine and the resat (10w that kind of work by the artist. Like a painting, these works can encompass threads for the most delicate hues and 5CFifl of hi m to awltdi to silk-screen. an infinite range of color combinations and con.prompted textures. and a 1.tlread screen for anything between So he and his wife started doing commercial work inthe flgwatbons; they can he bright or subdued, abstract or basement of their Grist Neck, Long Island, home, and pictorial, bold or ezquMtely delicate. If serlgrapha are net yet as "nóWW soon had enough money to switch from commercial ac!JFOC? dab-from because many artists are only beginning lithographs, It is SC*iriPhY -and open an atelier, Qth and Japanese as early as $ AD., and by to realize the potential of the thod. me omacocn hi Manhattan. Etropens from the late 15th century. But It was not until So keep a sharp eye for aerigraphic art.ttherticular "There mat be thousandsof serigraphers in the united 007 that an Englishman, Samuel Simon, patented a artist IS to your tate, and the serigrapher knows his craft, States, estimates Lowell, "but no other one just like us, proem for color printing by squeezing f It could be the most satisfying, not to overlook sensible, in the sense that we have a rational, organized, scheduled fine mesh Of a series of prepared, tightly stretched dollar you might spend. at kind Of stiller where a publisher can depend on us to __IN 0 of one or iwoduce iseditions. Many mull ateliers co Since then, silk-screening has become a major industry.pro of the larger ones cannot Everyonehas seen the commeral products, in handle more than two or three editions a yea." I I reproduced on fabrics, posters, playing toys, Iowt's studio can work on many as works Of art;________________________________ wallpaper, floor coverings an almostanything elsey at one time, at various stages. II.employs from 20 to 30 can think of artists for the serigraphic process (these are the artists Sllk.eeenIng as a means of who create and sign the finished aerigrapils), mod of t explored hi the iO3os, and name its whom have master's or bachelor's degrees In fine art. He1 • own - serigraphy - In 1038. That was when Anthony con print aerlgraphs tip to7by9 feet, using a press ofhis Velonis and the late Hy Warsager, With a few other arown design; the only one like It anywhere. Today, serigraphy as well as commercial iilk.ecreenlng uses woven polyester rather than silk, but each finished work MIII is hand-crafted. An artist who points for a serigraph can use as many Our Factory Trained colors and as Intricate designs as he wishes. Photography Technicians Service Is used to transfer the design to prepared screens, but the colors are patiently mixed by hand, and a screen Is of imported cars finished only when the artist approves It. A large work by anif trucks. a Madrid painter, Juan Romero, contain 38 colors, which Our prices will means 3$ screens from which 38 proofs must be drawn and pleasantly surprise you. / •••• approved before the process can continue. Again, a photographic process similar to film 4444 N. 1742 Longwoed, Ph. 031-1318 development removes only those areas of fill material where one color can come through. Then the Ink is squeezed through the screen onto paper. After drying the procea is repeated with as many screens as there are colors. Registration - placing of the piper so that no colors overlap - cannot ever be less than perfect. Editions number from about 150 upward, but seldom go above a few hundred. A serigraph an cost from $125 to depending the reputation of the artist $1,500 -- and the intricacy Of the wo& Lowell's atellsr, however, February I thru 7 Cable Ch. vibes, -- - let l°c CRO&%%XM MEMO MEMO ...•• EMEM Ommm Omm Mom au Mom wommm omm Mom NNAME HEMMAIN WMMM OEM No ommmomm omm omm offlomm OEM Now Omm MOSIMMOMMM Amm doom doom Mom doom doom SERVICEd& ALL MAKES BAIRD.RAY DATSUN or more, on s Not He's My Hubby He " Heavy, ACROSS 42 Miscellany I Howland 43 Actress (in Alic.) Gardner 5 Dennis. Dads. 46 Paddle Laraine 47 Actor Jack music man 35 Standards excinience Chit 36 Jewish month 22— and 38 unique persons Answers . 23 Vic 39 Singer Perry Valerie Harper is going to 9 Sportscaster Taybacks .1' sets. -Allen marry the man who helped 60 Actress role 40 Recent musl UT-SUN. ALL gr PuS 12 - Leaches. 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(7) 0 aBC) Orlando (1!) (35) 0 cs Orlando (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando 12 (17) t1 (10) Independent Orlando Independent Atlanta, To Be Levelina Off Orlando Public Broadcasting System Recent government figures show that the notorious U.S. divorce rate Is leveling off but the change may be In the offing, but Is not likelv to hnw un for several years. Divorces jumped an average 8 percent a year from 1968 to 1976, but In 1977 they Increased only 1 percent, the smallest Prix Motocross motorcycle Super Bantamweight cham- annual Increase since 1962. For 1978, the SATURDAY championships from Carlsbad, plonship bout between Will re- Latest year for which a count is available, California. do Gomez and Ruben Valdez. the National Center for Health Statistics FEBRUARY 2. 1990 from Las Vegas. Nevada. thinks the final tabulation will show an AFTERNOON SUNDAY Increase of about 3 percent. 3:30 2:00 FEBRUARY 3. 1900 CROSBY (5) 0 SING A major reason for the slowdown Is that C!) 0 WRESTLING NATIONAL PRO-AM GOLF more couples are living together without a MORNING TOURNAMENT 2:30 marriage license, and when they break up, C!) Q AMERICAN SPORTSno one counts. As of 11:30 the number of 4.30 MAN (Season Premiere) CD 0 BILL DANCE OUT-CD o WIDE WORLD OF unmarried couples had more than doubled Scheduled are a report on the DOORS SPORTS Larry Holmes takes from the 10 level, to 1.1 million. great white shark and a seg.fl'ERNOOPI on Lorenzo Zenon in a 15. ment featuring Chariton HesAnother reason breakup fever appears ton in a re-creation of the Old round bout for the WBC World to be declining is that fewer married too West. Heavyweight Championship. couples In the population are now at the ® CHAMPIONSHIP FISH. live from Las Vegas. ING 3:30 stages of marriage when divorce Is most (!) 0 PROFESSIONAL (.5) 0 NBA BASKETBALL common. MONDAY BOWLERS TOUR Live cover. ALL-STAR GAME The East According to the Census Bureau, age of the $100,000 Rolaids Stars take on the West Stars In divorces occur most frequently within a FEBRUARY 4. 1980 Open from the Dick Weber this annual contest broadcast few years after marriage. The number of live from Capital centre in Lanes in St. Louis, Missouri. new marriageshas been dropping since Landover, Maryland. MORNING 5-00 the most recent peak In '72, and although 1:30 CROSBY (S) 0 SING 6:15 those couplesseem to be divorcing just as NATIONAL PRO-Aft GOLF 0 (!) SPORTS AFIELD (t (17) THE ATHLETES often as new couples have In the recent TOURNAMENT The third 2.00 round in this pro-celebrity tour- • past, the surge of early divorces from COLLEGE BASKETWEDNESDAY these marriages has now peaked as well. nament i presented live from BALL Louisville at St. John's the Spyglass Hill Golf Club in CD U THE SUPERSTARS In the future, however, marriages FEBRUARY 6, 1910 Pebble Beach, Florida. coverage of the third of the themselves may stabilize, and not just the C!) 0 WIDE WORLD OF men's preliminary rounds from statistics. EVENING SPORTS Scheduled events Freeport in the Bahamas. For one thing, people who marry when include the Kandahar featuring 3:15 9:00 they are older break up Less frequently women's giant slalom and slalom, and men's slalom and 2) 0 INTERNATIONAL U(35) (17) COLLEGE than those who marry young, and delayed downhill events in World Cup CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live BASKETBALL Auburn vs. Ismarriage becoming more popular. In Skiing from France; U.S. Grand coverage of the 15-round WBC Vanderbilt In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in t Independent channels, Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). '60, the average age at a first marriage was 22.8 years for men and 20.3 years for women. By 78, the figures had risen to 24.2 and 21.8 years, respectively. By the Editors of Psychology Today - Another factor pointing to a drop In divorce rates In the 'BOa lies in the projections done by Richard Easterlin, an optimistic economist at the University of Pennsylvania. Because of the low level of births In the 'COs, he soya, comparatively few people will join the workforce In the '805. They will be in demand because of their relative scarcity. - Sports On The Air These scarce workers will find good economic opportunities, and if they repeat past patterns, they will decide to have more children. In the past, Easterline says, more births have meant fewer divorces. 18, Specials Of The Week FEBRUARY 2. 1910 MONDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1910 MORNING EVENING SATURDAY 10:00 11:30 •(4)HIGHLIGHTS OF THE (10) A DIVINE MADNESSS ICE FOLLIES AND HOLIDAY ON ICE Tony Randall and Peg. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3. n. 100 () GALACTICA osecovEARTH After years of searching, the men of the Galact icis locate Earth and embark on an exciting explore. lion of the planet. (Part 2) __ Audrey Hepburn, Kris Kris. tofferson, Carol Burnett and the Muppets present a musical-variety special for the bonefit of needy Cambodians. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY S. 19W EVENING gy Fleming are the hosts for u six display c' the top acts from the • cue REPORTS Boys world's two most famous ice Together" Harry And Girls extravaganzas. Reasoner anchors an examina____ sexual lion of the Increased TUESDAY activity among American teenFEWWARY 5. IM agers, and the effects which six education classes and adull attitudes do or do not AFTEIViOON have on them. 400 c!) SPECIAL TREAT THURSDAY $00 'Rodeo Red And The (4)BOB HOPE S OVER- Runaway" A runaway girl FEBRUARY?, 1110 $EA$ CHRISTMAS TOURS learns a valuable lesson in love The holiday trips taken annual- and compassion from a prairie MORNWO ly by the veteran performer and woman (Geraldine Fitzgerald) of his various troupes 10:00 QUS$t and a homeless rodeo horse. stars between the years 1941 (5)0 FEBRUARY MAGAZINE EVENING and 1972 we reviewed; f"Sharron Lovejoy reports on lured performers include gifted children, the Second City Ginger Rogers. Betty Grabfe. (ID SBECAUSE WE CAM improvisational theater Marilyn Monroe. Judy Garland Entertainment personalities troupe's 204h bIrthday, and the and the Village People. (Part 1) Including Julie Andrews. biology of aging. Woozy What are students worried about these days? One Index comes from the Austin campus of the University of Texas, where students telephoning anonymously can listen to tapes offering information and advice on 150 topics involving mental or physical health. Analyzing the first three years of the program, three staff members recently came up with the following list of the most requested tapes, ranked by average number of requests per month; Timing problems In male sexuality (71); Infatuation or love (61); 3. Dating skills (55); 4. How to have fun In Austin on next to nothing (51); 5. Relaxation exercises (47); 6, Male homosexuality (42); 7. Female homosexuality (40); 8. Human beings are sexual by nature (39) 9. How to say "No" (38) 10. Physical intimacy (37). (c) 1980, Pyschology Today V(L00 _ -- .1 r, Wedding T Following one of the year's - first fashionable weddings In VWAN6tT THE 1R AND V-CG ThE Rochester, N Y., there was fl/fJ %! 1746 SJAME CF some disagreement over a gs 447(4J. A FvLIc fundamental question: Who fainted first, the bride or the iugp1u AVN bridegroom? According to the Rev. Bernard Dollen, who performed the ceremony In St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church recently, "The bride, Cynthia Franco, slumped over, then the bridegroom, Todd Johnson." Not so, the mother of the bride, Sue Franco, said loyally. "It was the other way around." C) Then Franco found chairs for the woozy stars of the occasion, so that they could exchange vows sitting down. "It made for an Interesting few moments," said Father I I Dollen. "That was the first Um I'd ever seen both the I I I I I I I bride and the bridegroom 'No&LWt 5tL 37Vi 'uunswV pea out," -, TF I I I I I I I a Mwwn AT L , . ___ - • -'-- . ,• I - -. '• .a. -. L . 'ti • r . - 4t'7 ,, .,,•. �4—Evening H•ra$d, Sanford, Fl, Friday, Feb. 1,11O FRIDAY February 1 EVENING selling author. (8 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: defense attorney Richard "Racehorse" Haynes. (Part 2 of 2) 6:00 ()0 CD 0 NEWS (10) AS MAN BEHAVES (T (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY "George And Archie Make A Dual" "Behavior Modification" (1) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: John 8:00 0 () ANIMALYMPICS Animated. GlIde Radner nar- Byner. Francine Beers. 6:30 0 (1) NBC NEWS (5)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS (Ill (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy's deputy upsets his weekend when he insists his extrasensory powers predict that a picnic will prove disas- rates a tale of a winter olym. pics in which all of the participants were animals. D 0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK After accepting a ride from a motorcyclist, David Banner finds himself caught in the middIe of a war between rival cycle gangs. (7)0 BAD. CATS Nick and Ocee pose as truckers to get information on a mobile museuse parlor ripping off rigs and their cargos. (fl)(35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Empty Frame" (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (121(17) MOVIE "Willard" (1971) Bruce Davison, Ernest Borgnine. An unbalanced young man trains an army of rats to destroy his enemies. trous. 2 (10) AS MAN BEHAVES "Controlling Human Behavior" (121(17) BOB NEWHART Bob and his friend, "The Peeper." take a trip down memory lane and wind up in the slammer. ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ criminals. "An (1) 0 ABC MOVIE Unmarried Woman" (1978) Jill Clayburgh, Alan Bates. A dedicated wife and mother finds a MORNING 6:00 (5)0 THE LAW AND YOU GANG 0 (17) HUMANDIMENSION now self-awareness after her husband of 16 years confesses that he's in love with someone else. (35) DINAHI £ FRIENDS Cohost: Paul Williams. Guests: 700 01) (35) SANFORD AND SON A bum threatens to sue Fred when li, accidentally injures himself in their junk yard. 24(10) MACNEIL / L.EHRER REPORT (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON George Foreman guest stars as Lamont's brother in a community play. 7:30 0(4) TIC TAC DOUGH fST' 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (7,) 0 FAMILY FEUD (1]) (35) MAUDE Walter becomes resentful when Maude spends every spare minute with a handsome, best- Jamie Fart. (10) FREE TO CHOOSE "From Cradle To Grave" Dr. Milton Friedman discusses his belief that the welfare system in the U.S. is dangerous and wasteful and that the best answer to it IS a negative income tax. ' (1) C5)0 NEWS (1]) (35) BENNY HILL 4 (10) SOUNDSTAGE "Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes" (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD "Bears" EA,K NIGHT: 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Richard Pryor, Ray Charles. (1)0 MOVIE "The Stranger" (C)(1972) Glenn Corbett, Cameron Mitchell. After crashing on an unfriendly planet, an astronaut is pursued by Its leader. (2 Hrs.) (DO NEWS (11)(35) LIFE AND TIMES OF EDDIE ROBERTS Eddie and Dolores engage in a catharsis to end all catharses at their group encounter session. (12) (17) MOVIE "Mothra" (1962) Franky Sakal, Hiroshi Kolzumi. A horrible flying mon. star terrorizes Tokyo. ' I' - - . .'. Q: •, Ew I !" • - •, ' i. p. , A. 'A • ', . ,• 4. • 12.00 (7)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels travel to Mexico to investigate a plane Crash WhiCh somehow involved smuggled heroin and a murdered girl. (R) U) (35) MOViE "The Wolf Man" (8/W) (1938) Claude Rains, Ion Chaney Jr. A man realizes, after he has suffered an attack by a wolf, that he is becoming a werewolf. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 16 - -' • t.. .. •, 1 .-. / 4.,. - 4. '''4 • I % .•. 0(3) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 51" Hosts: The Captain and Isneille. Guests: Crystal Gayle, The Commodores, Olivia Newton-John, Vi" people, Dolly Patton, Willie Nilson, • Andy Kaufman. IS SATURDAY 6:30 0 @ 2-COUNTRY FISHING iL 0 SPECTRUM (7)0 HOT FUDGE t12 (17) ITS YOUR BUSINESS Bob Hope. The Commodores, 10:00 0(1) SIEGFRIED AND ROY Loni Anderson and Eddie Albert loin the world-famous illusionists in this special featuring the amazing duo's acts and performances by Lola Falana and the Lido de Paris revue. (5)0 DALLAS Dusty pres. sores Sue Ellen to leave J.R., and Pam and Bobby's marriage continues to strain toward the breaking point. 4 (10) MISTER ROGERS 8:30 TALKS TO PARENTS ABOUT (4) RINGUNG BROSJRAR- SUPERHEROES Fred Rogers HUM £ BAILEY CIRCUS Host hosts this Phone-in special Michael Landon and his family dealing with the issues and present highlights of the 110th concerns of parents about how edition of "the greatest show children look upon television on earth." _____ superheroes and frightening 4 (10) WALL $TREET WEEK monsters. "Computer Stocks: High Tech, (M(17) PERSPECTIVES ON High Growth" Guest: William GREATNESS "Amundsen, Becklean. Scott And Byrd" 900 10:30 (3)0 THE DUKES OF HAZ.. (11) (35) CANDID CAMERA ZARD Daisy is deputized by 0(4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKER'S WILD February 2 a (17) WRESTLING the sheriff of Hazzard County and competes with Boss Hog* for a large reward being 3ffored for the capture of two 1:00 IN EDUCA- 0 'noN 0 BLACK AWARENESS SPIDERWOMAN 7:30 (4) BAY CITY ROLLERS 030 MINUTES 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS "Animals Of The Past" 8.A uO QODZILLA / GLO SETROTTERS ADVENTURE HOUR (5)0 MIGHTY MOUSE / HECKLE I JECKLE SUPE AFRIENOR 9:00 0(1) FRED AND BARNEY MEET THE SHMOO (.5)0 RuGS BUNNY! ROAD RUNNER (DO PLAST1CUAN 0 (35) PAM T000 LATINO 4 lOp CROCKETT'S VICTORYGAROEN (121(17) MAVERICK 10:30 0(3) DAFFY DUCK (.5)0 POPEYE (DO SCOOBY AND SCRAPPY 000 (11) (35) MOVIE "It Came From Outer Space" (B/W) (1953) Richard Carlson. Barbara Rush. After a meteor crashes In the Arizona desert, a scientist is visited by strange creatures from outer space. (1 1/2 Hrs.) (10)MEDIx 1100 0(4) CASPER AND THE ANGELS 24(10) FOOTSTEPS "There Comes A Time" Structured, instructional playtimes providad by good day care centers can be learning, as well as fun, experiences for children. 11:30 0@J THE JETSONS (1) 0 FAT ALBERT (DO JOKER, JOKER, JOKER 241(10)ADIV$NEMADNESSS AFTERNOON , 12 00 U (4) HOT HERO SANDWICH Guests: Pam Dawb er, Christopher Reeve, Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr., Jimmy UcHichol, Lit. Ile River Band. 3)08HJ.M 0 WEEKEND SPECIAL The Gold Bug" A young boy joins an ax-slave and a trea. sure hunter In a wild search for Captain KIdd's buried gold. (Part 1) (f) (35) MOVIE "Klondike Annie" (81W) (1936) Mae West, Victor McLagI.n. A saloon singer takes a dead missionary's Identity and runs off with a sea captain, with the police hot on her trail. (1 1/2. Mrs.) ' (10) UV1NO ENVIRON. MENT "Human Population Growth" (12)(17)MOVE "The Old Man And The Sea" (1958) Spencer Tracy, -Felip. Pazos. An aging fisherman continues his lifelong battle with the sea. 12:30 (5) 0 TARZAN / SUPER 8EV- EN (D 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND (10) LIVING ENVIRONMENT "Population Control" 1:00 0 (1) SOUL TRAIN 4(10) GROWING YEARS "The Learning Infant SUNDAY 6:30 0 @J NBC NEWS c o CD a NEWS (4 (10) SNEAK PREVIEWS Stumbles." 1:00 jj DONAHUE Guest: psy- Herb Goldberg, author of "Money Madness." (R) CS)OHEE RAW Guests: Oak 200 0(4) SIX MILLION DILLAR MAN (D O WRESTUNO 2:30 3) 0 MAVERICK "The Strange Journey Of Jenny Hill" D U AMERICAN SPORTSMAN (Season Premiere) Scheduled are a report on the great white shark and a sag. ment featuring Charlton Haston in a re-creation of the Old West. 3:30 0(3) MOVIE "Play It Again, Sam" (C) (1972) Woody Allen, Diane Keaton. The spirit of Humphrey Bogart provides advice to a lovelorn movie buff. (11/2 Hrs.) (5)0810 VALLEY A militant InJian friend of the Barkleys returns to Stockton after attendingHarvardLawsch, (7) 0 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the $100,000 Rolaids Open from the DicI( Weber Lanes in St. Louis, Missouri. (1)0 LAWRENCE WELK O\f%i i os,th ai d Jon enter a grueling off-road race, unaware that two mobsters plan to recover a cache of smuggled gold coins during the avant. (5)0 THE CHISHOLUS The (11) (35) BIONIC WOMAN Jaime goes undercover as a tutor to a prince to safeguard the youth's father from assessins, (10) V.I. PEOPLE - - Chisholms break away from the rest of the wagon train and turn toward California. ONE IN A MILLION Shirley and her chief antagofist, Cushing, Cushing, are brQught cbsat when three protesters handcuff them together. 8:30 (7)0 THE ROPERS Stanley pays Jeffrey Brooke's nephew to take Jenny out, not realizing that the young man has outrageous plans for his date. -- . 900 chimp is kidnapped by a pet theft ring that sells animals to laboratories for experiments. (.5)0 CBS MOVIE "The Driver" (1978) Ryan O'Neal, Bruce Dern. A professional getaway drl4r is the target of an obsessed police detective. C?) 0 LOVE BOAT Captain Stubing's womanizing twin brother meets a wealthy lady. while a widow (Florence Henderson) tries to mold a fellow passenger (James Broderick)intoherhusband'simage. 1000 0(4) PRIME TIME 8ATURDAY Sandy Gilmour reports (5)QTHE ODD COUPLE on swindlers selling fake corn4 (10) FIRING LINE contracts via telephone. 8:00 (1)0 FANTASY ISLAND A 0(4) THE GONG SHOW female doctor is transformed (1) 0 SING CROSBY into an exotic but violent beauNATIONALPRO..AM GOLF ty, and a professor finds TOURNAMENT The third Aphrodite (Britt Ekland), the round in this pro-celebrity tour- Greek aoddess of love. nament is presented live from 11:00 the Spyglass Hill Golf Club in @ W oao NEWS Pebble Beach, Florida. (II) (35) MOVIE "The Sand (DO WIDE WORLD OF'Pebbles" (C) (1968) Steve SPORTS Scheduled events McOueen, Richard Crenna. An include the Kandahar featuring women's giant slalom and American expatriate is forced to take a stand when the gunslalom, and man's slalom and boat he is on is held under downhill events in World Cup siege. (2 Firs.) Skiing from France; U.S. Grand (10) MONTY PYTHON'S Prix Motocross motorcycle FLYING CIRCUS A courteous championships from Carlsbad, murderer charms all the court California, and receives a suspended 35 GRIZZLY ADAMS sentence, the Stock Exchange (12)(17)UNTOUCHAe Report from the floor. (R) 4 (10) CAMERA THREE "Bach At The Frontier Of The Future" Rosalyn Tureck, internationally renowned interpreter of the music of Johann Sebaslien Bach, illustrates the adap. tabibity and organizational gen. ius of Bach's music. EVENING 800 - FACTORY SPECIALS - -- i HO 11:30 0 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT is LIVE Host: Peter Boyle. Guests: Al Jarreau, the Mime Duo. (A) 0 MOVIE "Walking Tall" (C) (1973) Joe Don Baker, Elizabeth Hartman. Sheriff Buford Pusser wages a one-man campaign to clean up his Tennessee town. (2Hrs.) (7,) Q MOVIE "The Caine Mutiny" (81W) (1954) Hum. phrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer. Based on the novel by Herman Wouk. A group of officers mutinies against their captain, claiming that he ii mentally unstable. (2 Hr3. 25 PAins.) 7 - - , - S4 •'1% ), i'. ' 4 *' •: ';", oil ":.' - COMET AWNING SALE 35 - : Bill M oyers: Call It Personal Re porting • 0 (4) BJ AND THE BEAR 590' 0(1) SHA NA NA a@ - Ridge Boys, Charly McClain. 1:30' (5)0 STAR TREK The crew ci the Enterprise is captured by a dying race of aliens who hope to repopulate their planet. (DO HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Edgewater vs. Lake Brantley (1]) (35) MOVIE "Legacy Of Horror" Elaine Boles. (1 1/2 Firs.) (10) GROWING YEARS Beginning Language" Friday, Feb. 1, 1980--7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 7:00 MEET THE PRESS DISNEY'S WONDER@) 030 MINUTES DIRECTIONS The oper- FUL WORLD "The Computer (DO ation of multi-national corpora- Wore Tennis Shoes" A college lions in third world ntions, student who accidentally prticularly Honduras. is becomes a "human computer" tries to escape the clutches of examined. an underworld syndicate. (Part (10) FLORIDA REPORT 2)(R) 6:45 1:00 (5)060 MINUTES CHRISTOPHER CLO(.5)0 ' with Sargent Shriver, and 0 (4) CHAMPIONSHIP FISH- (7) 0 GALACTICA DISCOV. "You can concentrate on SEUP President K nedy subING ERS EARTH Alter years of the anarchy of the tunes or 7:00 (5) 0 NSA BASKETBALL searching, the men of the you can contribute to the ,sequentiy appointed him 0 @1 TWO'S COMPANY ALL-STAR GAME The East Galactica locate Earth and order ,deputy director tat age 28. of the times. I hope my (DO MARLO AND THE Stars take on the West Stars in embark on an exciting oxploraHe was an assistant to MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE work helps people to this annual contest broadcast tion of thc t.'(PiI 2) President Johnson, who once CD 0 VIEWPOINT. ON NUTRI.'. live from Capital Centre in ()j) (35) FLIPPER "The Gulf derstand the increasing lION called him "my vice Landover. Maryland. complexity and perplexity of Between" 121(17) JIMMY SWAGGART president in charge of DISCUSSION '80 (10) SONG BY SONG ow times," (DO "Dorothy Fields" Millicent 7:30 everything." 1:30 This is Bill Moyers Martin, Marian Montgomery, O (4) THE MORMONS 0(3) SPORTS AFIELD * In 1967 he became thinking aloud about his role (5)0 FAITH FOR TODAY (DO TONY BROWN'S JOUR- David Kernan and Elaine publisher of the Long Island Stritch perform the songs of as editor and host of "Bill HAL (1) 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH • daily, Newsday. During the lyricist Dorothy Fields and her Moyers' Journal," which 24(10) WALL STREET WEEK (ID (35) DR. E.J. DANIELS three years he was there the launched its seventh season many collaborators including "Computer Stocks: High Tech, (12) 17 IT IS WRITTEN paper won 33 major jourHigh Growth" Guest: William Jerome Kern and Cy Coleman. on PBS in January. He is In 8.00 Becklean. (R) (9D (17) NASHVILLE ON THE his office at WNET's midnalism awards. When the BILL MOVERS (1) FIRST BAPTIST ROAD owner sold the paper, Manhattan headquarters, 2:00 CHURCH ..,Seventh Season Moyers left to write the best7:30 his feet rocking on the edge 0 (3) COLLEGE BASKET. (.5)0 REX HUMBARD BALL Louisville at St. John's (II) (35) FLORIDA: FRONT of a desk. Beside him a large more time for their views, selling "Listening to (7)0 SHOW MY PEOPLE list subjects for They know that what the)America," an account of his (l) 0 THE SUPERSTARS PAGE 8:30 blackboard Coverage of the third of the (12) (17) MOVIE "The 30-Foot the 1980 season, which will say is not going to be wedgec encounters with Americans O @J SUNDAY MASS men's preliminary rounds from Bride Of Candy Rock" (1959) between commercials." ORAL ROBERTS (7) o of every stripe and a printLou Costello, Dorothy Provine, expanded to hour-long (Ii) (35) JO81E AND THE PUS-Freeport in the Bahamas. Born in Oklahoma in 1935 prototype for the "Journal." A young man tinkers with act- programs and, In this SYCATS 3:15 lie came to PBS in 1971, INTERNATIONAL once until he manages to election year, will Include Moyers grew up in Marshall. CD 0 9:00 CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live transform his girlfriend's size to "ldez.,s that inform the Texas, where at the age of 15 and several of the programs became a cub reporter for became classics, such as his (3) OUTLOOK coverage of the 15-round WBC mammoth proportions. political process." SUNDAY MORNING local newspaper. By the "Essay on Watergate" and PEOPLE Super Bantamweight cham800 In "What's a Party For?" the KIDS ARE CD 0Guests: time he graduated from high "Conversation with MorTOO Marilu Rennet. pionship bout between Wilfre- 0(1) BOB HOPE'S (to air Feb, 14), Moyers chool he was cited by the timer A Alger." author Ruth Beebe Hill, car do Gomez and Rubels Valdez, SEAS CHRISTMAS TOURS efforts In Maine s OVER. examining The holiday trips taken annualAssociated Press for his customizer George Barns, from Las Vegas, Nevada. In 1976 Meyers moved to two and to renew the by by the veteran performer political work, He became as familiar CBS where he became a Roger and Roger. (A) 3:30 CROSBY his various troupes of guest parties," It's a story that with religious discourse DING (5) 0 9:30 as correspondent for "CBS the years 1941 Moyers believes holds im- with political issues O (4) GOSPEL SINGING NATIONAL PRO-AM GOLF stars between at the Reports." In 1978 he anare reviewed; fee- plications for the rest of TOURNAMENT The final and 1972 JUBILEE this pro-celebrity tured performers include Baptist nounced his return to public "It's commonly Southwestern nation: (1D (35) WOODY WOODPECK_ round of political Theological Seminary, from television, remarking, "I tournament is presented live Ginger Rogers, Betty Grable, known that our two ER AND FRIENDS Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland 4 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY from Pebble Beach Golf Links and the Village People. (Part 1) parties have been In a state which he received a divinity enjoy television Journalism also spent most for the versatility that in Pebble Beach, California. (R) BUNKER'S of decline and are weak and degree in 1959. He (10) RAY CHARLES AT c 0 ARCHIE 10'OO PLACE Archie's pals are unattractive" he notes, a year in Edinburgh, characterized my 'Journal' MOP4TREUX unbelieving when Sammy Davis "Unless they are born again Scotland, on a Rotary for five years and I return to 0(1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL 4:00 International Fellowship. (DO KID8WORLD Jr. accepts Archie's invitation the party's over," it for its flexibility of format (11) (35) PORKY P PIG AND O t3) MOVIE "The Brotherto visit the bar. Moyers continued to apply and regularity of schedule." Moyers labels his way of hood" (C) (1968) Kirk Douglas, (7,) FRIENDS AND the lessons he had learned as 0 TENSPEED lie and his wife, Judith Tenspood and observing and talking as Alex Cord. When two brothers BROWN SHOE 10:30 it theologian and journalist. Davidson, have a daughter but t 0(4) MOVIE "Fade In" (C) become enemies because of Brown Shoe try to locate a 'personal journalism advocacy lie was Instrumental in and two sons; they live in (1968) Burt Reynolds, Barbara Mafia conflicts one flees to missing girl who is the key to a necessarily izing the Peace Corps Garden City, N.Y. deadly plot involving top Los journalism, I don't have a organ Loden. A man accustomed to Sicily. (2 Firs.) 12) (17) MOVIE "Mr. Scout.' Angeles gangsters. many shallow romantic conpreconceived bias about the (1953) Clifton Webb, quests discovers a true soul- master" conclusion of my reporting." 830 mate in a lovely film editor who Edmund Gwenn. A TV writer Moyers attributes a good gets him a job with a movie becomes a scoutmaster in (s) G ONE DAY AT A TIME empty nest when order to perfect his approach Ann faces an of this openness to part Company. (2 Hrs.) to a breakfast food-sponsored Max and Julie move to Hous1-WEEK ONLY 3J0 THE LAW AND YOU ton and Barbara decides to live public television Itself. He children's show, tknow subjects says his BAPTIST CD 0 FIRST on campus. CHURCH 4:30 public broadcasting has (11)(35) JERRY FALWELL (121 (17) MOVIE "Sunset (730 WIDE WORLD OF - 9:00 ILL: THE VALIANT YEARS Boulevard" (1950) William SPORTS Larry Holmes takes Holden, Gloria Swanson. A on Lorenzo Zanon in a 15- (i) 0 ALICE Mel is thrilled "Be Sure You Win" The Burma , faded movie star proves to be round bout for the WBC World when his mother (Martha Rays) offensive begins. the downfall of a promising Heavyweight Championship, announces her decision to CLILIFI 10:30 remarry until he learns that the young writer, live from Las Vegas. ~ijj (35) PTL CLUB prospective groom is younger • EVENING 24 (10) BAR MITZVAH BOY 11.00 3 or more installed than he is. OFF EASY ''Tebefon" The internal and external con.IIAI 11 1 NAMI I I ?i', (5)0 SPECTRUM MOVIE (7) 0 OR (1977) Charles Bronson. Lee flicts plaguing a 13-yoir.ok1 TERMS • (uhf mi tninu' (ID (35) THE JETSONS - i'U'I i Vi ',WiIM I'It( liii Iii 6:00 top agent boy undergoing a religious ct'f lit AIINi, AM 1 i1tiIiiil()rI4I i' 1(1 ,(J Remick. The KGB's 11:30 B @ Cs) 0 CD NEWS nt to America to stop a emony marking his transition (1I0 FACE THE NATION (1])(35) BIONIC WOMAN is se PH. 3210820 FOR FREE W SURVEY (DO BILL DANCE OUT- Jaime seeks 'to befriend the defector from triggering fifty into manhood. RUFF HOUSE withdrawn daughter of a Viet- human time bombs planted (12) (17) DOORS (ID (35) MOVIE "Buck Pri- nam war vet who hasn't spoken during the Cold War and never 11:00 de-activated. yates Come Home" (81W) since her mother's death. 0 1) (.5)0 (1)0 NEWS OFF U(17)MOVIE "Silver River" (1947) Abbott and Costello, 9:30 24 (10) PAVAROTTI AT JUILTom Brown. Two soldiers UARD World-renowned tenor (5) 0 THE JEFFERSONS (1948) Errol Flynn, Ann SheriOn$l*.s it's 14' return from the Army with a Luciano Pavarotti teaches George goes into hysterics dan. A pompous and self-canfled souvenir, a little orphan girl. (I young performers the fine when, right after attending a toned gambler learns humility If I 1/2 Hrs.) points of an exacting art at the natural childbirth class with and compassion when he watches a dear friend slowly 4 (10)PRESENTE Juilliard Opera School in New Jenny, she goes into labor. dying. York City. (11) (35) JIMMY SWAGGART (12) (17) WRESTLING AFTERNOON 10:00 11:30 6:30 C0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. 0 (4) NBC LATE MOVIE Dr. Riverside is shocked to "Loving You" (1957) Elvis 0(4) NBC NEWS 12.Oo "The learn that the beautiful and Presley, Lizabeth Scott. A' THE BAXTERS 1) 0 5)UBLAcKAWARENESS SANFORD 321.020 skilled surgeon (Joanna Cassi- small-town singer undergoes a AND Right To Die" CD 0 ISSUES 4150 N. ORANGE BLSM. TR. ORLANDO 253.4551 dy) he has fallen in love with is drastic change in lifestyle when ABC NEWS (D Ø ANSWERS, AFTER HOURS CALL fl3'2343 he becomes an overnight 241(10) ONCE UPON ACLAS- an ox-hooker. IREVARD CO. 434.5070 •I(iSSIMMEE 146.3375 4(10)ANOTHER VOICE sensation. (A) SIC "The Leatherstocking 24(10)FAWLTYTOWERS . 1230 Tales" Hawkeye and Chinga- --,12(17) WINSTON CHURCH- (5)0 THE AVENGERS MORNING 6:00 (1$) 0 THIS IS THE LIFE (12(17) BETWEEN THE LINES 6:30 CsJ 0 THE LIVING WORD CD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Heartbeat," "Windows" and "The Runner chologist ct'igooi. ow scouts for Sgt Dunham,flonce again meet up with Ic Renard. (Part 3 of 4) February 3 • ° �I S Friday, Feb. 1, IflO— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. S—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 1, 1NO Daytime Schedule Carson Is A Mystery Even To Co-Workers By CINDY ADAMS NEW YORK — A backstage exec on Johnny Carson's show was asked if he'd like to do a book on ('arson and confided he didn't know Carson, that nobody knows him. He said, "I'd hardly have enough for a pamphlet." Erik Estrada's back is now okay, so he's back taking karate lessons ... Joyce Dewitt's going cta&. lopped off the hair and is even trying to speak delicately, like through an Itsy small mouth ... Doris Day: "In Hollywood all marriages are happy. It's trying to live afterwards that causes problems." Raymond Burr, who already has homes in Honolulu, Hollywood and downtown FIJI, Just made a down payment on another, In Mexico City. I guess he has luggage, will travel... Gregory Peck made it to a Manhattan disco and en1ed U) dancing cheek-tocheek with his wife. Tuesday Weld's joining the Eastward Ho! exodus and looking for a Manhattan apartment. I mean, how long can you take that California sun, right? ... At a charify auction, a John Travolta shirt brought in $300, a Biut Reynolds job only grabbed $90. Ed Asset's cat Is not only allowed at the dinner table when the family dines, but ON the dinner table. It sits and scratches right next to the butterplate. What can I tell you MORNING — I prefer a centerpiece! ... Would you believe Woody Allen once allowed as how he'd like to be reincarnated and come back as Warren Betty's fingertips? Maxene Andrew,, one-third of those sisters named Patti, Maxene and LaVerne, Is looking to grab a part in a Broadway musical ... Robert Redford's •41g to play Thomas Jefferson, and Richard DrLyfues wants to play Adolf Hitler ... Brandos favorite alias is "Myles Gahbon." He checked into St. John's Hospital In Santa Monica under that one. Meslisia Gilbert's odol is Shirley MacLame, and Krlsty Nichols' is Jane Fonda ... Blanca Jagger's new boyfriend, John s.m.ts over whom she Is Insanely crazy, is in his early 20s. Mrs. Jagger Is not .Jackt.rdflnaflyhung up his tel after 12 years of 'P.awali Five-O." Estell Parses, is looking to do a nightclub act ... Lionel Hamptos's tail, gorgeous woman for 15 years, model Audry Smalts, complains the man travels so much he's never around. Fingering the baubles he's given her, Lionel mumbled, "You're doin' okay, baby." With all her handshaking, moneyraising, babykisaing and running around with her big-name chums, Bess Myersea spends a little time each day with her ailing parents. A good girl. MONDAY for him by volunteering to tend February to a wounded soldier at the front. (7)5 STONE Dan enlists the EVENING 5 (!) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE I aid of a beautiful and myaterlPRAIRIE Mary suffers an erno- otis psychic Ip help him solve a tional breakdown after a fire at murder case. 600 the School for the Blind claims 9:30 S @ a) S (Z) 5 NEWS the life of her infant. HOUSE CALLS The (3)0 (10) AMERICAN (3)5 W$P IN CINCINNATI staff of Kensington General is MENT "Foreign Policy" Lea Nessman is invited to din, shocked when the new admin(121 (17) CAROL BURNETT net by a female fan (Krishna istraflon fires Amos. AND FRIENDS Guest: William Callahan who then decides to Conrad. 10:00 move in with him. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE C!) 6:30 LAVERNE SHIRLEY & (7)5 ICE FOLLIES AND HOLIDAY (4) NBC NEWS It looks like wedding bells are ON ICE Tony Randall and Peg finally ringing when Laverne 0D a CBS NEWS fails madly in love with a hand. gy Fleming are the hosts for a (7)5 AMC NEWS display of the top acts from the (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH some fireman. worlds two most famous ice Goober has dreams of entering 0 (35) JIM ROCKFORD extravaganzas. show business when h. thinks Rockford becomes the target (1)5 LOU GRANT While the he owns a genuine talking dog. of a gossip-hungry Trib Is condemning (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- and underworld newspaper assassins burning episode in a a book small MENT 'The Presidents while investigating the shooting town, they face a censorship Budget" of a prominent Hollywood problem of their own with a (1 (17) BOB NEWHART Bob doctor. satirical comic strip. defends the work ethic when (10) NATIONAL GEO C!) 0 FAMILY Buddy Jerry comes into a pile otmon- GRAPHIC SPECIAL. Mysts-ey and decides to retire. ies Of The Mind" The mysteries becomes romantically involved of and critical new discoveries with one of her teachers. 7:00 about the most physically macS(!) FACE THE MUSIC cesilbIe of all the body's S C!) 1)07)0 NEWS organisms -. the human mind. • (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE (5)S P.M. MAGAZINE KOVAC$ - We explored. C!) 0 JOKERS WILD 11:30 (ID(35) SANFORD AND SON (1 (17) MOVIE "BullitI' Fred and Lamont wind up (1968) Steve McQueen,Robert 5(4) TONIGHT Guest host: stranded in the forest when Vaughn. A San Francisco. Bill Cdsby. Guests: John Ritter, they go on a camping trip. detective tries to prevent the Clint Holmes, Maud Adams. (10) MACNEIL! LENRER murder of a prospective wit. w• HARRY 0 Harry tries to Clur his friend LI. Trench when REPORT ness for a political hearing. His lawman is framed for Ø)(17) SANFORD AND SON sm Fred tells a World War II story RESORT a)5 WHEY MILLER While i to his grandson-to-b.. Mayhem strikes the kitcKen Fish is hwidift a family dig. 700 when the hotels fussy owner putg soncerning is wife visiting decides to make an unan- Saturn, wojo becomes a (4) TIC TAO DOUGH (S) • THE NEWLYWED nounced inspection of the shooting target. (A) GAME premises. (35) UPS AND TIMES OF CDS ANGIE Angie suspects EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and (7)5 FAMILY FEUD (1I) (35) MAIJOI A famed gay- that Theresa's new love int.i-- Gertrude hype ERA at the chic predicts that Maude will est, a disco-dancing bali-- Muck ORama; Dolores marry a fifth film. dresser. is a bit more than he discusses her baseball career 5(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: appears to be. goats on a local talk show. author LB. Singer. (Part I Of 2) Eddie and Chiqulta go before 9:00 (121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY (1)MAS'H Hawkey. the Cranepoolt.nureboard. "Archis's Contract" tries to avoid an unwanted 1121(17) MOVIE "The King surprise party being planned And Four Queens" (1956) 5:00 C!) 0 THE FBI 5:30 (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:35 (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 9:00 8 EARLY DAY ($ )0 HEALTH FIELD a)O HOT DOG 6:05 (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE 625 (4) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 ($30 ED ALLEN . . •' LJ'' I . (A) 0(1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (7.) 5 ALL MY CHILDREN (II) (35)35 LIVE 1:30 (1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 5(4) THE DOCTORS (735 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (U) (35) GOMER PYLE 2:25 (17) LUCY 8140W (12)(17)NEWS 9:30 2:30 (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 5(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- 0 G ANOTHER WORLD GRAMMING 0D GUIDING LIGHT (ED 13511DREAM OFJEANNIE (12)(17)GMEEN ACRES (12) 17 THE GIGOLESNORT i000 HOTEL 3:00 C!) 5 GENERAL HOSPITAL (11) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS 10 THE ADVOCATES (17)lLOVE LUCY 3:30 C3)0 ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) 0(35) 0 (17) THE FLINTSTONES 5(10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) 4'00 S (I) THE BRADY BUNCH (5)0 BEWITCHED ER AND FRIENDS (10) SESAME STREET S 11:55 7:25 17) SPECTREMAN (12)( (12) (17) (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA 4:30 GOOD MORNING a) SC!) EMERGENCY ONEI FLORIDA AFTERNOON (3)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:30 1200 (1]) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND (4) TODAY FRIENDS CHAIN REACTION CD 0 GOOD MORNING (ID 0a)O NEWS (1I)(17)GILUGAN'SISLAND AMERICA 135)lLOVE LUCY (13) 5fl (U) (35) BULLWINKLE 510) EDUCATIONAL PRO. t$OGAP(S HEROES GRAMMING 8:00 (L1)(35) TOM AND JERRY a) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (12) (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) 5(10)MISTER AOGERS(R) (1]) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE 12:30 (12) (17) MV THREE SONS S(4)NEWS 5:30 1:25 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. m NEWS a)0 (4) TODAY INFLORIDA ROW a)0M'AS'H a)5 COOD MOANING (DO RYAN'S I4OPE (7)OALLINTHEFAMILY FLORIDA (II) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (35) KUNG PU 112)(17)MOVIE eeo 5(10)34.ICONTACT 4)TODAY (12)(17)I DREW OFJEANNIE 10O U Young Poets Iii. She áls' black is a down. I west She wueW to be blaekal.vsr Ieenptsutdt Iwentthe Vella lu bored Be theta. m can (slow me. Dens. WUMRx INyslowbecaseoSh. —ia's.., And the sen b warm. Where ken people live. Hays Black sIrrel is the ma. Pink boy playing on a Grange tiger jwnping over frees. A green bird flys away. A purple dmk sting in a tree. A green lies playing in the J111111111109. Shela hints A purple lady walking down the street. Green lady with be. Mess dog walking down Sheitreet, PISYW wiSh the fobw dqL up frog jmqft dawn So street. Yellow pink mae walking dew. She .k.M. A loop .ppls..esMth. Green ape playing with a cat. Oresle monkey swinging in a tree. A bIa, green cat iwn across Ike lab.. A yellow dephM playing IN a street. A bIas hspetam sat at. pin. Green esmel playing in a ma. •'' -. 5- '. 4 By CONNIE FLETCHER American Library Asia. The cartoonist's first duty is to puncture pretense — to show us the world aswe've always secretly suspected It to be: a place where fate is a banana peel and all the Inhabitants no matter how sober-sided they try to appear are slightly mad. The cartoonist can feed us the truth about society and ourselves In larger doses than the preacher or philosopher because were caught with our defenses down. We laugh and learn So the cartoonist can depict adult life as a bunch of sccred, confused little kids as Charles Schulz does with his "Peanuts" gang; or depict an out-of-control government bureaucracy manned by the incompetent and power-hungry, as Garry Truôe does with his Doonesbury gang. Cartooning can mean the art of gentle ribbing as In Al Hlr.chfeld's loving caricatures, or the fights and foibles of a by-gone-era as In Peter Jazz Age drawings. "Peter Arm" presents 248 cartoons and line drawings (236 original New Yorker cartoons) from the late great chronicler of the Roaring '208. Although this collection encompasses the period from 1925 to Arno's death in iss his heart was always in the '208 high society living at high speed. It's a world of chorus girls lecherous monocled old men, overstuffed dowagers, faintly sneering butlers and maitre d's, a world comprised of nightclubs, cabarets and showgirl's dressing rooms where Arno's walrus-mustached hero Cadwallader looks on, bewildered and awkward, Arno jabs at the absurdities of the glittering rich, their total ignorance that anything exists beyond their sphere — The Wuid at Blue ham wuidd blue, There are blue people AM Ma. grass, Blue der and Ma. cats, Blue tress and blue feed, MM fk ilk. Maths Pletsee Pink and yellow I like pink and yellow flower,, They leek like roses aid - aee Seine people don't like pink and yellow, Bat I do became tbsyre lalt and heWal Like the sin and a pink raw tarastta WaMagtea Real World drawings also date back to 1925. Hirschfeld's province Is the Broadway theater; he's been delivering his telling caricatures of Broadway stars for the New York Times for more than 50 years. Hirschfeld has been called "the archivist and historian of Broadway" and the collection "Hirschfeld" Is filled with Broadway actors and actresses. 5. . '7 It also includes movie stars poets singers and dancers readers can savor the elongated jawbone of Lynn Redgrave, the woeful eyes of Baryshnikov, the odd symmetry of Katherine Hepburn's face. New York Times critic John RussT1TTio provides the prefa4n this wolt, dubs Hirschfeld "an enjoyer, not a destroyer." The cornucopia of playful vibrant cartoons In "Hirshfeld" Is truly a celebration at i tzniqu cast of players. "Tales from the Margartt Mead Taproom," a prosecartoon collaboration between syndicated columnist Nicholas Von Iloggman and Pulitzer-Prize wir.nlng cartoonist Gerry B. Trudeau takes us from the world of the sophisticated to the world of the near-crazed. (This is the first paperback appearance of the satire, published in cloth in 1976.) "Tales" set in American Smoa, asks the question: "What can spoil an unspoiled tropical paradise?" (Answer: the importation of American bureaucrats and social workers, freeze-dried foods, iuI _____ T'4 ri Al Ilirschfeld's self-portrait from his new book, 'Hirsehield by Hirschfeld." (a butler sternly reprimands a group collecting for the needy: "I can't help what address you have. We are not a needy family") and their belief that the world exists only for them (a distinguished gentleman asks a harried subway conductor: "Will this train take me anywhere near the Racquet Club?"). A bum reading the label on a bottle of wine represents the underside of Arno's world ,...It is pleasant accompaniment to fish, shellfish and the lighter meats, but Its delicate flavor is perhaps even nior, appreciated at the end of the meal with melon or dessert. Albert Hirschfeld Is another cartoonist who works, like Peter Arno, as aline man rather than a colorist, and whose television and Coca-Cola.) Von Hoffman writes a slap-stick "Road to Samoa" account of how he.Garry and five other thrill seekers vacationed in Samoa. He also delivers a serious probe of what American Imperialism has done to the island; namely, ruined it. Von Hoffman's narrative Is punctuated by Trudeau's hilarious strips describing the "Gonzo Governorship" of Uncle Duke (a thinly disguised send-up 5 February 5 Diller. Niteflyte. Clint Holmes. Calendars Chuck & Ellie Bissinger, Joe of journalist Hunter S. Thompson Jr.). Uncle Duke gets Bushkin. corrupted very easily by power and frozen daiquiris tie Calendars based on the (10) MYSTERY "She Fell regards his governorship as the ultimate patronage plum movements of the sun have OF SHERIFF LOBO In Among Thieves" Eileen Atkins. been used EVENING ancient times, since and will sacrifice anything, including hard-to-get vestal exchange for money, Lobo Malcolm McDowell and The virgins, to retain it. Michael Jayston are featured in but none has been perfect. agrees to ignore a con man's 6:00 this thriller involving a damsel Jullan calendar, under which plot to dupe the mayor and the "Happy Birthday, Charlie Brown" celebrates 30 years in distress, a castle hidden in Western nations measured (4) a) 0 (1)0 NEWS :Iistrict attorney. the French Pyrenees, and an time until 1582 A. D., was of the "Peanuts" comic strip, 15 years of TV specials and 5 (10) ART OF BEING 3)0 THE WHITE SHADOW authorized by Julius Caesar in io years of movies. While neither as inclu.sive nor as enHUMAN 'Myths, The Colloc- Coach Reeves helps a lady cop international criminal gang. 46 B.C. (the year 709 of terprising as the 1975 "Peanuts Jubilee," "Happy Birlive Dreams Of Mankind" break up an angel dust ring. 9:30 Rome). The Julian calendar, thday, Charlie Brown" contains some prime strips, much (121 (17) CAROL BURNETT (1)0 HAPPY DAYS Howard (7) 0 TAXI With the cabbies on the assumption that the AND FRIENDS takes to the commercial air of still on strike. Elaine makes an true yea r was 365 and one- insight into Schulz's craftsmanship and the special TV to make "Cunningham enormous sacrifice to win their fourth days long, gave every techniques used in translating Charlie to TV and film, a 6:30 Hardware" a household word. NEWS NBC well as a beguiling history of the "Peanuts" crew. demands for better working fourth year 368 days. S (4) (13) (35) JIM ROCKFORD a)0 CBS NEWS conditions. (Part 2) Rockford enters the fashion a) S ABC HEWS 10:00 (13) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Aunt world when he suspects foul (1)0 HART TO HART The Bee gets a job at the town print play after a m'Jel's death is Harts take off on a ski trip to shop where the new proprie- written off by police as suicide. one of tot sare really counterfeiters. 5 (10) N OVA "Living Vail when they learnbethat planning (10) ART OF BEING Machines" The work and their friends may 2544 PARK DR. SANFORD 5 the PHONE 321.0424 HUMAN "The Dream Of The remarkable discoveries of a to murder his wife on slopes. new generation of biologists Hero" 11:00 S -1 , Private Parties & Banquet Facilities Available Jerry called natural engineers t121(17) BOB PIEWHART NEWS (7)0 S (4) CL) S takes off on a world tour in promise benefits and applica(U) (35) BENNY HILL search of his long-lost parents. lions yet to be explored. • • (12) (17) MOVIE "Kotch" 5 10 THE BEST OF ERNIE von 7-00 Wolfgang KOVACS All Dinners Come With Ice Tea or Coffee Soup and Salad Bar Bread and Butter (1971) Walter Matthau. 5(4) FACE THE MUSIC Deborah Winters. An elderly Sauerbraten; What's My Line; CRAB CLUSTERS $ man refuses to be put out to Indian-shooting-the-arrow and a)0 P.M. MAGAZINE the Nairobi Trio. a)0 JOKER'S WILD pasture by his children. CAN EAT ALL (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON 11:30 George Foreman guest stars as 8:30 5(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Lamont's brother In a commu0 000DTIME GIRLS a) Carson. Guests: Mclean nity play. All DInner SpeCials Corn. With Ice Tea or Coffee and Brsd & Buffer Edith and Frankie are best Stevenson, Natalie Cole, Salad tar $1.00 Extra 5(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER friends until they tall hopelessly Peabo Bryson, Tom Oreesen. REPORT and madly in love, No. I. Country Fried Steak with Rice or No. 6. Bar-6.0 BiCI with French Fries (5) a BARNABY JONES A (121 (17) SANFORD AND SON Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable and Cole Slaw female con artist infiltrates high 900 Fred gets a lob as a bus boy in for up burglaries No. 2. Roast Beef with Rice or Mashed No. 7. Fried Shrimp with French Fries set society to "Damien: 5 (4) MOVIE a restaurant to pay for a loan. and Cole Slav, Potatoes and Vegetable her boyfriend. (R) Omen II" (1978) William 7:30 No. 3 Beef Tips or Rice or Mashed No. S. Fried Fish Filets with French (!) 0 ABC MOVIE "Freebie Holden, lee Grant. An importFries and Cole Slew "ant industrialist and his wife And The Bean" (1974) James (4) TIC TAC D.IGH Potatoes and V.etabl. %)a THE NEWLYWED adopt his late brother's now- Caan, Alan Arkin. Two San 1110 No. 4. Spaghetti with our Moat Sauce No. 9 . Grilled Sirloin with Sauteed GAME Onions, Rice or Mashed Potatoes and orphaned son, unaware that Francisco cops are plagued by and Garlic Bread Vegetable uncontrollable cars and ladles (Z) 5 FLORIDAI the youth is actually the Devil, No. S. Veal Parmesan & Spshitti with as they race around trying to ID (35) MAUDE Maude finds (3)0 BECAUSE WE CARE No. tO. Liver & Onions with Rice or oarlic Bread protect a man they intend to 'herself producing a telethon Entertainment personalities Mashed Potatoes and Vegetable without a disease. arrest. (R) including Julie Andrews, LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR LOUNGE' 5(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Audrey Hepburn, Kris Kris- (U) (35) UPS AND TIMES OF author I.B. Singer. (Part 2012) THURS.- FRI,. SAT. . 9 p.m. 1112a.m. tofferson, Carol Burnett and EDDIE ROBERTS Eddie con(121(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY the Muppets present a musi- fronts a new professor and one Children Under 12— '/z Price Gloria feels like a "dumb cal-variety special for the bene- of his primate friends; hiccups 10 Pd. Discount To Senior Citizens are Eddie's new affliction; blonde" when Mike ignores her III of needy Cambodians. (Does Not Apply To Menu Addition Eddie Is visited by a member of for an "intellectual" friend, THREE'S COMPANY (7)0 group. (13) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS his encounter 000 FAWLTY TOWERS MISADVENTURES Guests: Bill Cosby. Phyllis 5(10) S (4) THE TUESDAY - RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE N Dj SEAFOOD BBQ STEAKS — — SNOW 8.95• YOU MENU ADDITION 2.95 , S...., *•.••*e .......... FA 7'77r '. 5; - , Cartoonists Show Us The (DO MOW GRIFFIN (U) (35) WOODY W000PECK- "'TT 1 *Am. 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Its Cloying And Dated 411111111111111111 'Housecalls' Falls Short On TV Screen By DAVID HANDIER edges have been sanded once was a TV convention also dangerous. A senile doctors don't have trouble "Housecalls," a pleasant enough melange of old movieiiII1I down - which is too bad, but that no one has tried to person shouldn't run a meeting women. since that's where the get away with since ,That hospital, and it was up to The stories, though soft, sentiment and new liberation comedy came from. And the Girl" went off the air 10 Charley to fight him. Now are adequate. However, the rhetoric, was one of the film arney). Weatherby's relationship between years ago. Amos, too, is in a state of ersatz Neil Simon work-play comedy hits of 1078. reelection bid, and his Charley and Ann is now In fact, the romance suspended animation. He's a dialogue is an annoyance In case you missed It, scheme for a reluctant imprisoned in TV never- between Ann and Charley lo'iaWe old coot. "Nice part after about 10 minutes. Charley Michaels (Walter Charley's backing, were never-land, about being a doddering old There are set-ups and there now a lot like that of Afl Matthau) a surgeon whose sifted into the story. The Charley sills operates out Marie fool Is that you can get away are punch-lines. Nothing and Don Hollinger wife hasdto died, jumps movie was a bit of a mess, of "sjngton, and Ann 'l "That Girl," which might with murder," be mutters, else, "I'm showing Dr. the swinging but the delightful per- wo& .... there In an ad- not be a coincidence since No talk of retiring him. Navarro around," says Ann si'JtiK-onfy to he snared formances prevailed. ministrative function, the to Charley of a visiting by Ann Anderson (Glenda same executive The only chracter who CBS has physician, "He's already made though she now has her own producer, Jerry Davis, has remains the same Jackson), a headstrong, "Housecalls" into a situation office and attends board ihzied been around," returns ixu shows, none-to-gay divorcee who comedy. Aclàiowledging the meetings. Norman Solomon, the Charley. One after another. hates both one-night-stands film's dependency on its lead Of course, Ann and woman-hungry bachelor Their high-decibel love fair to Impose the and price-gouging doctors, performers, three con- affair has been frozen before Charley are not the people played by Richard Benjamin standards of movie on in the movie and Ray Charley fights her - and siderable talents have been its resolution, much thte an they used to be. Charley, who the TV spin-off? Perhaps. his feelings for her — but brought in: Wayne Rogers as elevator trapped between was a bit of a greedy swine, reason Buktenlca in the series. The he hasn't changed But in the case of true love triumphs.. Charley, Lynn Redgrave as floors. They go out together now is a gently bemused he was a shallow stereotype"Housecalls" thwe, because it's the tranwor. The film was set' against Ann and David Wayne as but don't thik about quipster. Ann, the two-fisted the background of Ken- Weatherbee, marriage or date other cynic, is a wide-eyed bowl of before, and remains' ' sition here is a vivid slngton General Hospital, But the small-screen people. It's a relaxed, , Jello. You didn't buy him then, you Illustration of precisely how administered by senile, deaf "Housecalls" is cloying and state Amos was played for don't buy him now. Believe TV gets to be as bad as it so of permanent Dr. Amos Weatherbee (Art dated. The characters' rough engagement, the kind t laughs In the film but was me, young Beverly Hills often Is, MakeM. Clan 0 CYO Can't Get Better WEDNESDAY EVENING 600 (4) CL) 0 CD 0 NEWS (10 IT'S EVERYBOOY'8 BUSINESS "Banking" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND AND FRIENDS Guests: Tim February 6 9:30 eciniat.o, LARRY Larry's visiting father gives all of his money away in the hopes that whistler, a rodeo in a Texas Larry will take pity on him and prison, a female Olympic voi- ask him to move in. leybafl hop&uI, and a visit to a 10:00 Manne military academy. (3) BEST OF SATURDAY CL) CBS REPORTS "Boys NIGHT LIVE Host: Buck Henry. And Girls Together' Harry (H) Reasoner anchors an examine. CDØ VEGAS Dan is plagued of the increased sexual by an International gang using By ROB PATTERSON it lived on." activity among American teen- chorus line girls to rig the both sides of the troubled Conway, The Pointer Sisters. Even if your mother isn't agers, and the effects which casino's roulette wheels. In fact, the American border without a problem. sex education classes and 6:30 Irish, a mention of the audience took their Irish folk Part of the reason is surely C!) NBC NEWS adult attitudes do or do not IS (10) THE BATTLE OF THE Clancy Brothers with stylings to heart, the Clancys the charm of hearing(IJ a WESTLANDS A report on the CBS NEWS have on them. Tommy Makem should bring getting an unheard-of 18- Tommy and Liam live (with (1)0 ABC NEWS battle to breakup corporate EIGHT IS ENOUGH (DQ up a twinge of that Auld minute segment on their Ed two masterful Scots behind (9 (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Dep. Mary falls for a young psychia- holdings in California for the Lang Sync. Sullivan Show debut, a show them — Allan Barty and Uty Warren captures a pair of trist who wants to be a stand. return of the land to the family One of the finest bunch of they played four times in all, famed guitarist Archie thieves through sheer stupidity up comic, while Nancy swoons OWlf is Presented. musicians who ever kissed After the group broke up,. Fisher), which one can do at about the functions of a Over an archaeologist. cannon. the Blarney, the Clancys they all went their separate home on the wonderful 4i(1O) (I])(35) EDWARD AND MRS. • ) (ID 11.100 MEWS OCDO irs EVERYBODY'S SIMPSON "The Divorce" were a New York sensation ways, Makem and Liam Makem and Clancy Concert (35)UyH BUSINESS "Security Market" Edward requests that the news and a nationwide attraction Clancy eventually doing lp, which is distributed here (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob of Ernest and Wallis Simpson's 10) MASTERPIEcE THE. ATRE "m. Duclisas Of Duke during their heyday in the television shows In Canada. tirough the Rounder label, undergoes a traumatic shock divorce be suppr.s$.d by the Street Ii" Danger brings out the '60L John Kennedy had them When the two got together Their style, perfectly when his mother announces English press. (Part 3) play the White House; for a show, they kneW there suited to a unsung, • she is separating from his B (10) GREAT PERFOR_ beat — and the worst — in the inhabitants of the Bontinck MANCES "Mokef's" Religious when a bombing raid takes Edward, Duke of Windsor, was something happening plains a lot about the sir- father. persecution an rebellion C0fl and Mrs. Simpson dropped in once again. 00 London by surprise. (Part Sot vival of Coltic music (which tinue In France; King Louis XIV 16) to hear them at New York's ____ return ____ So the recent of Is at the root of much of FACE THE MUSIC engages Moliere to oversee the legendary Blue Angel; and Tommy Makem and 11'm today's pop music), CD P.M. MAGAZINE PreParatiOns for his gala festi. (Z(17)LA$TOPm(WILO one night when they let a ClancytoAmsrlcanahorejg Says Makein, "I can CDJOKIR'$ WILD val at Versailles. (Conclusion) 5) SANPORO •' (12)(17) hopeful si After join them a welcome one, eapeclally If remember as a youth Fred tills a World War story 1130 UPSTAIRS, DOWN. II 6 G TONIGHT Host: Johnny s'r •'m. Fruits onstage, they launched the the warm sell-out crowd at a whenever there'd be a ho'se to hisgrandson.to-. career of one Miss Barbra recent Carnegie Hall stand is party aixi someone started B (1) MACNEIL I LSIIREH A sudden financial crisis Carson. Guests: Rodney threatens to force the BilIams &r1 Marietta Hartley. Streisand. any Indication. singing, It Wouldn't be a pop p NY HANYMAN, out Tommy Makem has the (17) SANFORD AND SON But, like their audience, song. It'd be one of MARY HA Tom tries to To impress Lamont's future 9:00 map of Ireland stamped on Tommy and Liam have songs, which prove his manhood to Mary, we took all knew. Fred decides to 0(3) OIFP'RSNT STROKES who is very disturbed by a his chetry face, but it hardly grown. "With the Clancys we gs It Jit t allIamother-in-law, get into the book of world Arnold takes karate lessons Phone call she receives. Indicates the years of en- were limited to the little while to realise that records, and develops a "killer foot" to (I) LOVE BOAT "The Kiss. tertalning behind him, traditional music. But now whet we had was as good as protect himself against the log Bandit" Billy Crystal, Laurie 7:3 When he and the Clancys we do contemporary you could set." neighborhood bully. Waiter,; "The Witness" Robin GD TIC TAO DOUGH • darted the group as a material (like Gordon Bok's We've got Tommy and (I) B THE NEWLYWED (I) B THE SOY WHO DRANK Reed, Toni Tennills; "Mike And recreational lark, "Irish lively "Peter Kagan and the Lion TOO MUCH Scott, Salo and Ike" Billy Davis 4,., Todd Brldgm to remind lnd us of that. GAME traditional music was un Wind," a Maine folk tale) as (1) 0 HOLLYWOOD Lance Kerwin star in this dna- 55 (R) ma of a high school hockey star (1])(35) UP! AND TIMES OF SQUARES derground," says Tommy. well as the old songs," Maude learns whose dependence on alcohol EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores is (ED (35) MALICE "It was all looked down Their version of "The may jeopardize his own life and happy with Eddie's progress in upon. It stems from dire Band Played Waltzing that theiswife of Carol's boy- me reputation of his best the bedroom; Tony trieso tek friend one of her oldest r . ()Overty. People were Matilda" struck a responfriend, mdii his romance with Vivian; striving to get a piano In the ulve chord in both Northern CR (10)DICK CAVETT Guest: (DO CHARLIE'S ANGELS Dolores makes an astonishing front room, and some Ireland and the Republic, dancer and director Vera Zori- The Angels search for the mur- vow. direr of one o( the contestants (12) ( 17) MOVIE "Teacher's respectability. The old songs where it Immediately lent in a 1930's style dance Pet" (1958) CIark.Gable, Doris (!Z(17Au. IN THE FAMILY reminded everyone of the to number one on release. To marathon. There are about 300 re" speCies Day. The city editor of a large _ But the music this day, Tommy arni Liam of holly shrubs bad time, $00 (17) (l])(35) (12) COLLEGE and t newspaper goes to a journalwas so resilient and so good, are the only group •(4) REAL PEOPLE Fea- BASKETBALL Auburn vs. ism class at night who play throughout the world, school and tured are reports on a belly Vanderbilt falls in love with the teacher. -- Susan Of 'Eight DEAR DICK: Is Susan on "Eight Is Enough" pregnant? I've noticed the last few shows she has been wearing beg taps and seems to be gaining weight. PAT BENZ, Vancouver, Wash. They call you Eagle-eye Pat, I bet, You're right. Susan Richardson, who plays Susan Bradford, is, indeed, expecting. They had planned to have Susan Bradford. become pregnant, so it all fits in nicely. But Susan Richardson began showing before they wanted, so they had her wear heavy clothing and shot her from the chest up to keep the secret a little longer. IJPAIL DICK: Has "Smokey and the Bandit" ever been shown on TV? FIve dollars Is riding on your answer. N. HURLEY, Michigan City, lad. You win. Or lose. Depending on which side you're on, but, yes, that film has been shown on TV. DEAR DICK: I would like to know If Don Ameche is dead or is he retired? H. CALHOUN, Columbus, Ohio. DEAR DICK: Sir, could you please tell me If Sally Ellen, the film star of the '40,, Is still alive? ROBERT WElLER, Hollywood, Fla. DEAR DICK: Please tell Inc what ever happened to Frank Sutton, who played the sergeant on "Gower Pyle." MRS MARTHA SU'I'I'ON, Russell Springs, Ky. DEAR DICK: Is Frances Bavier, Aunt Bee of "The Andy Griffith Show," still living. Also, Is William Demarest, Uncle Clarlie of "My Three Sons," still living? . THURSDAY Enough' Pregnant Is In the first place, I do not give out addresses. In the second place, that movie has been decimated by death. Gone are Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr, Billie Burke. The only ones left are Ray Bolger and Margaret Hamilton. DEAR DICK: Recently I saw the movie, "Flight of the Phoenix," with James Stewart, At the end of the movie there was something said about a person who gave his life during filming the movie. Do you know who the person was and how the person was killed? JOE BONONIA, . February 7 ., MIKE KIRK, (ltrlstlansburg, Ohio. 0&4% Rambo, who starred in last year's Sword Of Justice," had an Identical twin brother, didn't he? 11 so, what has become of him? DENNIS MINOR, Kalamazoo, MIch. This must be Living-Or-Dead Week, Anyhow, from left to right: Don Ameche is neither dead nor retired; he is living and active on the dinner theater circuit. Sally Etlers died in 1978. Frank Sutton died in 1974. Both Frances Bavier and William Demarest are still living. Dack Rambo's twin brother, Dirk, died in 1067 at the age of 25 DEAR DICK: My little girl is a big fan of the movie, "The Wizard of Oi." She would Like to write to some of the major actors and actresses from the movie. I would appredate It If you could provide us with the addresses of these actors. MAXINE SHEAR, Chesterton, lad. . that Corinne and Dutch spent a night together, and Carol decides to tight Jodie for cus- tody of the baby. EVENING 9:00 (4) (1)0 (DO NEWS B(10) EARTH. SEA AND KY "Ocean Ufe" (12) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Family," "The Wishing Well." 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS (3)0 CBS NEWS (DO MORK & MINDY Mork on TV. 8:30 B (10) EARTH, SEA AND (DO BENSON An 11-yearSKY "Matter And Minerals" old Soviet chess genius diup(12) (17) BOB NEWHART Bob pears during a tournament plays peacemaker in an being played at the governor's attempt to reconcile his mansion, parents. 7.1J0 (4) PACE THE MUSIC 9:00 •(4) QUINCY A nurse (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE suspecting a hospital cover-up in the death of a patient seeks ( Fred gets (M 0 BARNABY JOKER'S WILD (11) 5) SANFORD AND SON Atlanta Hawks vs. Utah Jazz • CD ABC ,4W$ (Ti)( 5) ANDY GRIFFITH Girl. 900-3404090. shy Deputy Warren turns into a (12) (17) THE AMERICANS Ouincy's help. gang's memiers. (1)020/20 B(10) THE ASCENT OFMAN "Music Of The Spheres" The wonder of mathematic precislon In musical harmony. In the use of perspective in art, and in the study of astronomy, is explored. 10:30 ' (U)(35)CANOIDCAMERA 11:00 4 10 GREAT DECISIONS JONES A "The United Nations At 35" a job as a busboy in talented young composer a restaurant to pay for aloan, 11:30 (Bonnie Ebsen)and her inexpe. 0(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER rienced •(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny manager unwittingly Carson. Guest: Lucille Bail. become involved with con art(12)(17)SANFORD AND SON Apsycholo. ists posing as record Two Con artists talk Fred into a promoters. gist who Is also the lover of one PrOmotIon gimmick designed (DO BARNEY MILLER Bar- of his most wealthy patients to increas, sales In the junk ney faces losing one of his men kills the woman's husband yard. y* he suspicious. when the mayor or all POLICE WOMAN Pep(DO policemen to wear their uni. par poses as a 730 college student forms an d Harris refuse (I) TIC TAG DOUGH s to to trap a professor suspected (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED comply. of involvement In a white SlavGAME DINAHI a FRIENDS O])(3 er y ring. (7)0 $100,000 NAME THAT Guests: Bill Cosby, Redd Foss, (3 OF TUNE Gloria Gaynor. Fred Travalena, EDDIE ROBERTS Eddie's hic(111(35) MAliCE Mrs. Nauga- Duncan Sisters, Mark Sfoi-zlnl, cups continue; ue; Mr. Billy is on tuck announces that she I in Shernie Lee, Melody Howe, trail; Tony vows to Nove and plans Sandra Gaylord, Dianne DeLu- ) to be married. 0(10) DICK CAVETT Guest: na, Jackie Gayle, Charles saitOphonist furry Mulligan. Street Symphony. (Part lot 2) 0(10) UPsTAIRS, DOWN. 0(17)AL&.IN THE FAMILY STAIRS "A Sudden Storm" HWY. 17-02 C, AND C, V V V DEBARY BCLU V OLD FASHIONED V BOX Si,cia THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 C, BEGINNING AT 8:30 P.M. V __________ 2 LADIES V C, Bring a box lunch for 2. Wrap it up pretty, girls C, - they'll be auctioned off to the 'highest V gentleman bidder at 9:30 p.m.! ALL MIXED DRINKS-61.00 BEER.75 V C, lie LIVE ENTERTAINMENT — COUNTRY MUSIC BY THE DRIFTWOOD BAND ae,t. $1 C, 11:45 — 6 become closer Eddie has a. rendezvous with Marcia. - 411 ) change; chiqulta the film was shot near Yuma, Ariz. only a few days before the accident.kllIed was the veteran stuntpilot, Paul Mantz, doing a shot for the movie. DEAR DICK: Please settle a dinner bet! Is Ron Howard (Richie Cunningham married to Shirley (Cindy Williams). CAN'T WALT, Joplin, Mo. No Hon appetit! DEAR DICK: My husband and I are watching "The Sound Of Music" with Julie Andrews, The film's oldest child, Liesl, is played by a girl named Charmian Carr. I can't get over how much she looks like Peggy Fleming, the ice skater. Is there really a Charmian Carr, or is it Peggy Fleming using a stage name? ANGELA K. GIBSON, Stockton, Calif. Yes, Angela, there is a Charmian Carr. No relation to Peggy Fleming, either, - LOUNGE 8 PA CKA GE V (4) (I) a (DO NEWS • (1])(35) BENNY HILL Gobles, Mich. Yes, I was there ub Diamond V (12) (17) NBA BASKETBALL faces deportment unless he can produce either a birth car10:00 titicate or a passport. (4) 8KAG Skag's disap. (1])(35) JIM ROCKFORD potntment in the fast and loose R Rockford's former fiancee asks crowds of Atlantic City is lifted him for help when she becomes slightly when he meets his the target of a paid assassin, favorite entertainer, Tony a (10) ON THE LINE Viewers Bennett. (Part 2) will have an opportunity to (1)0 KNOTS LANDING A speak with Secretary of State motorcycle gang terrorizes George Firestone on this live. Karen and her neighbors after statewide call-in program by she decides to file an assault calling the toll-free number 1- charge against one of the somnambUlIstic Casanova "The First Lady" Rosalynn after watching his suave hero Carter is profiled. Friday, Feb. 1, 190—I1 ciiarg. per pers at the door for your ticket. tic . C, C, C, oimSI fir 2— Western SIulhi' In Sanford. Pain of 'nci.ts to fits Sanford Plasa Theater. MART AWRE GIVEAWAYS V V DRAWINGS FOR: Hazel treats the servants to a (17) MOVIE "Cain And 9:00 day's holiday by the sea amidst Mabel" (1936) Clark Gable, Ci) BUCK ROGERS Pd THE the excitement of a Marion Davies. A prizefighter SETH CENTURY Buck and First patriotic World War. and a showgirl clash over a 1SM Of hie associates take ubMcItystunt. pill In a 26th century version d2)(17)MTPATROL ce"Okwoict 9:30 19:00 GDOTNEWALTow (DS SOAP Jessica learns 111 (35) WILD, WILD WEST V V V TALL COWl .-"--.--. - .1... ML - ' 4.,. 4, i_ - •' 1' - .t 5. I.. �S SUNDAY 'EDITION 72nd Year, No. 141—Sunday, February 3, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Sanford 'Midshipman': She Wants Chance To Serve I • fls' 7 1 RTC RYIWR ..,loves challenges C By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer First of two Parts Yes, women should be drafted, if men '' ERA Opponent Forms Coalition Against Drafting Women %'S}lINN UPI i—Phyllis Sehlaflv, one of the nation' But since the ERA has not been ratified, she said, American are. most outspoken opponents of the Equal flights Aiuendn' it, citizens Will riot tolerate drafting of women. Yes, women should serve in combat. believes the proposal to register women for the draft 1 Ms. Sehlaflv said the coalition obtained 100,000 signaturcs "We get the same'freedoms, so I think provide new support for tier anti-EU1\ crusade. "If we had opposing it unnan's draft since President Carter called for we should have the same obligations."the ERA, there would be no point in being here,'' Ms. Schlafl resumption of Selective Service registration last vvek. These are comments by Erica Leslie told a news conference Friday called to announce the forDefense Secretary Harold Brown has urged that women lit' Ryder, a 1979 graduate of Seminole High niation of a Coalition Against Drafting Women. ''The Con- included and Carter is weighing whether to seek legislation tit School, now a female midshipman at the stitution would require equal treatment.'' register women along with men. U.S. Naval Academy In Annapolis, Md. fF'.' .' Yes, midshipman. The gender implied -"Congress let us in," Erica said, "but at the Academy predicted an all female she said. In the term doesn't bother her. At the academy, concerns are fraternity, we won't be allowed to do one-tenth of the crew would probably out-perform the 'The idea is that a plebe should sink things men can do when we g€t out." male crews. brotherhood and mankind, into the woodwork and not be noticed," Submarine duty is expressly off-limitsErica said she'll keep studying nuclear but when asked I'm going to give mmiv "1 don't mind the terms," she said. "They're referring to all people. What I to women at this time, Erica said, physics all the same, and continue to Opinion on an issue," she said. do mind is being put down by someone because ships are small and there are no criticize the policy that may keep her off One of the issues frequently discussed who says I can't do a job a male can. And separate quarters for men and women. combat ships, at the Academy is whether women should especially when they won't give me the She said the Navy feels men could not Halfway through tier freshman year at serve in combat and whether they should handle being confined underwater for the academy, Erica said policies might be drafted. chance to try," Erica's dream Is to serve aboard a months at a time without harassing change by the time she graduates. For "I was raised to believe that males and nuclear submarine, but although Public women shipmates. now, she admits to being outspoken for Li females are equal," she said. "Women She agrees an all-female crew would be ''plebe," Law 94.100, passed by Congress in 1975, have the same mights, irivile;e and decreed women could attend military a solution, although the first female crew Traditionally plebes, or aciiluiiy obligations as men," academies, the military establishment would still have to be trained by men. But frestumien, are supposed to say 'yes, sir,' What kind of a woman would want to then, she added, some of the instructors and 'no, sir,' and otherwise keep quiet, still bans women from many posts. erve in e- 'that? What kind of it woman Iuy vIuJ :w4 MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union State of the Union message Jan, 24. insisted Saturday it has no intention of Despite its Firm statements about interfering with oil fields in the Persian Soviet intentions, the Pravda story never Gulf region or anywhere else in the specifically mentioned either Middle and Near East. Afghanistan or Carter's speech. The Soviets' emphatic statement, The article was signed "Alexei delivered via an authoritative article in Petrov," a pseudonym used by Pravda the Communist Party newspaper editors to denote a statement either Pravda, said recent U.S. charges about prepared by the Kremlin leadership or Russian motivations in the Persian Gulf reflecting its views. region "are nothing more than political Pravda charged American statements trickery." about the Persian Gulf were part of a The Pravda story also declared, "The relentless propaganda campaign inSoviet Union has never had and does not tended to make the world think "the have now any intention to push its way to U.S.S.R. allegedly threatens the Middle the warm seas," a reference to fears the and Near East countries, intends to seize invasion of Afghanistan was a prelude to the oil fields there and to establish a continued Russian drive south, through control over oil supply routes to Europe either Iran or Pakistan, to gain a port in and the United States. the Persian Gulf area. 'They evidently believe that the end justifies the means," Pravda said of Concern over the Persian Gulf region was a focal point of President Carter's American policy-makers." , I ia fl Hail ' A ...•.',•' - "' -' •': • ' . SCOUTS WALK , •. ___________ ', "encouraging signs" that could lead to the resolution of the hostage crisis. Tens of thousands of Iranians marched Western news reports from Iran said silently past the Tehran hospital of one solution to the hostage issue being Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to pursued by U.N. Secretary-General Kurt celebrate the first anniversary of the Waldheim involved the International Red ailing Islamic leader's return to Iran Cross's taking custody of the 50 from exile. Americans while a UN. commission But for the 50 American hostages in the investigated Iran's allegations of • U.S. Embassy Friday it was just another political crimes by the shah. Told by TV, radio and newspapers to day of captivity - their 90th - at the hands of militants who have demanded tread softly out of deference to Khomeini ' --" -' the deposed shah be returned to Iran to who Is recovering from a heart ailment and cannot tolerate noise, the Iranians stand trial, In Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister shuffled silently past Khomeini's host. Joe Clark spoke of being told about pltal, Western news reports said. • • . -... • , . ". - • ': * •.. ' -' '' ' , A""'' ' '' ' .• , • .,,: 'S • ' '." '•' - '-.-.i.. ','.' .. - '' '• . - ' • •' - Many Styles and Colors hit' n(}mi'jliry trial before Circuit Court Judge Robert Mtregor may he delayed if attorneys for both sides are still TO involved with Carol Edwards' suit in Orlando Federal District Bobby Bumgai'dnem' of Court, scheduled for Monday see related story page Vt Troop 29 in Paula leads JuliLln also said he is pushing ahead with the board's plan to his (moo)) on the annual sue the parents of three Seminole students who sued the Ilt'i'itLige Hike, which district unsuccessfully last year. At Julian's suggestjon, the board voted in December to bring began Sat urdav IIfl)i'countersults against Tom Walsh Sr., and thie parents of fling at the Maim foi'd Sylvester Wynn and Harold Daniels if the suits they brought Pia,a. .%hove, against the hoard were tiwowni out. %%'Iiit,' of Cub Scout Pack Julian told hoard members countersuits charging the 516 ( I)t'ii ) t)IIIi(lIt'S"Ui) parents with malicious prosecution would inhibit Parents front for the long hike ahead, suing the board in time future. The suit by Walsh, charging his son was held up to ridicule event allowed the Scouts throughout the by a teacher and suffered other abuse at the hands of scbmool Seminole ('aunt v area to officials, was thrown tiiit early this year after Walsh's attorney become LI%%Lil'l' o f tim' withdrew Ironi the case. Daniels and Wynn brought suit against the district last year. historic Ill aces in this t-hiarguig the hoard violated their grighits when school officials ('Ommtuhity by hiking to refuse(] to allow themto join thie interscholastic basketball each sj)ot. team of the high school they transferred to for academic reasons. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Will $2,50mPerwGullon Gas Bury Cities 2 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County's seven cities are zeroing in on conservation programs to cut the use and costs of gasoline and diesel fuels and electrical power. The effort to conserve began 18 months ago In the city of Sanford with the changing of thermostat settings In city buildings. It accelerated when the city commission during budget sessions last summer voted to cut out one street sweeper and to postpone capital construction programs to :lL 1 [1 ' TOP II - d s 't • lii.. , , P ç,' , _ 1r' % 4 Time three men, Steven Beres, 30, Roger Butler, 42, and 'I'hmomnas Rivers, 26, all of h3lyth, Cal., were placed in the Seminole County Jail, charged with trespass after warning, We are reducing the consumption of gasoline. Less activity at legedly af ter tile)- occupied the lobby oft lie Sanford police at" night requires less patroling. I doubt there is enoug h money in the budget for gasoline for the police department," Place said, noting mileage on the police cars cannot be cut as rapidly as the price of gasoline is increasing. He said patrol techniques department's office Friday afternoon. Police say the three men came into the station shortly after 3 p.m., Friday and began bothering the clerks behind time counter. cWly. might put us and a lot of others out of business, That's %arnings they would be arrested, police say. wait," he said. In the 197940 fiscal year, the city has budgeted to spend $117,355 for gasoline and oil and $406,051 for electrical energy. Knowles said with the city purchasing gasoline at a bulk rate, there "Is no need to become alarmed," And he believes the governor's prediction may not be correct, ridiculous. I don't believe anyone is ready for a thing like that. I hope it doesn't happen." In Winter Springs, City Manager Richard Rozansky said Finally, the three were arrested at 3:21 p.m. and ordered held In lieu of $525 bail. Meanwhile, the Altamonte Springs City Commission at the "I never heard the $150 figure before," Knowles said, ad- conservation methods include changes in fire department mitting, however, even the bids Sanford has received have behest of Mayor Norman Floyd has adopted as a goal the escalation clauses. use by at least 15 percent. reduction of energy said Floyd he can't see the price rising as quickly as the to spend budgeted $493,000 this fiscal year Noting the city has governor Is predicting, But he added, the people of New gasoline, Floyd said he has for electricity and $93,500 for already paying $3.50 and $4 per gallon for Zealand are As an example he several conservation programs. Initiated police department's use of a "paddy wagon" to gasoline. the pointed to "If the price jumps up big this year and keeps going up, the transport prisoners to the county jail. Previously the prisoners cities will have no recourse If they are going to offer service," to the jail by squad car, taken one-at-a-time were Floyd said. "The cities aren't looking for profits, but they prisoners together and put them in the of bunch get a "We back of the paddy wagon for the trip to Sanford," he said. He cannot operate In the hole and nothing Is free. We may have to said trips by city employees for city business have been con- curtail services some," he said, In Oviedo, Public Works Director A.M. Jones said the city is solidated and combined. "We've been curtailing for nearly a already considering reducing garbage and trash collection year now," he said. training, "We are doing training in-house rather than with a liretruck. In the pollee department we have changed patrol zones a bit and In city buildings we are following guidelines with (herZnost5ts." "I think the governor's prediction is possible, Lord help us," Rozansky said. "But It seems high to me," The city has budgeted to spend $25,700 this year for gasoline and oil and $34,900 for electricity, "We've madc as many economy moves as we can," said Lake Mary City Manager Phil Kulbes. "We have eliminated idling time and air conditioning In the police patrol cars, We are thinking about going to motorcycles which would give Some services are impossible to economize on, Floyd said. Hi pointed to garbage trucks in particular which get about three miles to the gallon. "You can't stop garbage collection, You can't stop police protection and you can't stop fire protection," he said. Officials of all the cities admit, however, despIte con,,_ - . ,7P :'—' services some.' ----Norman Floyd The police department in Oviedo, according to Assistant Chief Wesley Place, is "doing more sitting, listening and watching in areas that are crime prone." "more judicious" use of city equipment. "Some things have to r- 4., up, the cities will have no recourse if they are going to offer service. We may have to curtail going One listed his profession as ''Jesus Christ", another his alias as "Joseph Christ" and his religion as "yes." The third just gave Sanford police a hard time. servatlon programs, if gasoline prices escalate to the $2.50per-gallon mark In the next year, as predicted by Gov. Bob Graham, their communities are going to be in trouble finan- S'f !WA and keeps amounts needed in his department, he used $1.25-per-gallon of gasoline as the highest price. 'Jesus' Arrested In Sanford conserve fuel. City Manager Warren Knowles said the city Is making 5 I 'If the price jumps up big this year herald Staff Writer A hahf-niillioni dollar law suit brought by the S&'imiimiole Educatiomi Association against the county school hoard is scheduled for trial this week. The suit , brought in 1977 on behalf of district eiiiployees charges the board negligently selected and maintained policies with an insurance company, which went bankrupt, leaving many employees with unpaid claims. 'rile SEA has copies of claimims totaling between $400,000 and p00,000 said acting Executive Director Bill Moore. 'rile union claims the district negligently purchased policies from the Old Security Life Insurance Company, a Missouribased corporation which went into receivership iii 1976. Since the suit was filed, board attorney Ned Julian Jr. has repeatedly filed statements saying the board is emnpo%sere'd to purchase insurance but is not the guarantor of the policies. But Moore said the district violated its contract with the teachers by not providing a valid insurance plan. THE PAST ' '" See Related Stories, Pages 4-5A BY United Press International SWIVEL ROCKERS '•' "p. - Set For Trial Against Board A .J rWF_51UF1 r KhOrnei fl i Ar, fl uersary Si't' StNI"Ol{l), Page 2A T Education Grouio - __ 9 Regular $1 29-$1 49 would want to attend a military academ} to learn combat leadership' Erica's answer is: "What kind of a man would?'' I have the same feelings as any 18yearId male who wants to serve his country. I love challenges and I don't shy awa from responsibility'. ..Of course, women don't want to be drafted. But what men do?" Although Erica is one of 300 women living among over 4,000 men at the Naval Academy, she said she doesn't feel she is living in a "man's world." ''I'm a woman living in the world to which I belong," she said. Originally heading for Massachusetts Institute of Technology after she graduated from high school with a 3.95 grade point average ''I got one B, I was so iiiad," she said i, Erica investigated the possibility of going to the Naval Academy. But she didn't think she would be accepted because she had no background in athletics. After tht'''z f_';wrwork" she "9 .tt - .•..._4 -. - .,a;'.'. 1-):• ,- :' - .-. from twice weekly to once to cut costs. He said while city of. ficials have considered buying a new truck foi the garbage and trash collection, "if we can't get fuel there is not much use of having a new truck." The budget for gasoline in his department Is going to run "pretty close this year," he said, adding when he figured the have been changed, however. "Good Lord," said Jones, 11 $2.50 per gallon for gasoline • more mileage than cars do and require less maintenance," he S said. Kulbes added that it is anticipated that the budgeted gasoline allowance will have to be Increased. 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