26 10 289 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f2a64a5d559e211281e002982fd4c4d3.pdf 2b99a7ace3b4a2658a354e054e6f6d85 PDF Text Text 12121—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980 'Super Shrimp' Could Provide Income - - - - FULL LITER ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES TEQUILA AT ALL ici ARC'S IN FLORIDA CERTIFIED ASID WHITI OS SOLD 72nd Year, No. 157—Thursday, February 21, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Wr4 '" wiSh'S 10__YE. B LE N D PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, FEB. 26 JUAN ISTIIAN UPICIAL must perature zones within which the waterfeeding remain; development of proper food, for regimens and stocking plans; and procedures harvesting the shrimp. good Perry said they might eventually make a crawfish or crop to be cultivated along with in produced catfish in ponds — and might even be rice fields. 'Catfish farming is already lucrative and something like this could be equally successful," Sea Foods, said Harlan Pierce of Battistella requirements and growth patterns. He plans to conduct similar experiments this summer, refining them on the basis of last year's results. At LSU and Southern University in Baton sentistsJoines W. Avault Jr. and Jay V. Rouge,u Iluner are also experimenting with the prawns in ponds, checking their growth patterns when fed. Roadblocks to commercial production include the necessity of importing larvae for the shrimp into Louisiana and held in brackish water before they are placed in fresh water; critical tern- At the shrimp lovers around the state and the nation. PECAN ISL A ND, Lo. UPI "A landowner that would want to try to raise sprawling Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in southThere are, officials stress, a lot of its. them for recreational value, with no real profit But experiments will continue this year on motive, could raise them I now with no real west Louisiana's coastal marshland, where scientists have been working for several years on freshwater pond cultivation of the prawn, which problem," he said. "We have by no means found Super Gators," a new animal is undergoing can grow to one-quarter pound in tropical that commercial production) would be climates. They taste sweet, something like lob- economically feasible to attempt in Louisiana. I study a Super Shrimp, actually the giant Malaysian ster. The shrimp think in the next two or three years we'll know prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergil "I know for sure that it can freshwater be grown in the where we're going." Perry conducted experiments on the prawns in holds potential in a few years as a crop that state;' said fisheries biologist Guthrie Perry, could pr ovide a secondary income for Louisiana who has been conuucting experiments for the 12 freshwater ponds on the refuge last summer, farmers and a secondary source of seafood for state Wildlife and Fisheries Department. without feeding the shrimp, to determine stocking 94)0 Louisiana Farmers For ITS 4 YRS. BITER _ - _ i - ••j- Kelly Quits With the priep of Lw gi—O and Detroit having trouble unloading their gas guzzlers. it is difficult sometimes to I'emeniht'r the days when cars were big and gas was cheap. When this Colonial station located on French :VefltIe at lath Street closed last year, a gallon of gas was selling for 59.9 cents. With prices expected to rise further, one might as well relax and enjoy It 6 YR. V.0. CANADIAN 7.99 QT. 6*99 QT. j - SUORM11 IV 1K. Os V.0. BARTON .-Jç -, The Good Old Days ammmowof • Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents ANY 12 - 95.85 because these are the good 4)1(1 next year. ANY 12 79.95 - (lays House GOP Conference we will remember —m -, REGULAR MYERS RUM ABC BRINGS DOWN FRENCH WINE PRICES 1!1 7 JAMAICAN IMPOITID NICOLAS BEEFEATER FRENCH WINE e CANTEVAL RED - -' - 2 f . ____________ ' _________ - _______ 14 TOTAL SALE D E NNE TT .: - - 11 .CANTEVAL WHITE s CANTEVAL ROSE 1492 asoia 3 U.YY2SA0L 5.4 OX. iiV 2.41 EL IN CASE LOTS 28.95 &ntt DIOKI K ANY 12- 82.95 F GALLONS colleagues to expel him from tilt- group, rt;ItttieFUj but said lie took it only Kelly, a ttnrd.tt'riii I louse intrilht'r. as ii-i of an investigation he was conalso agreed not to accept aii inure 11.t ducting into •i group of shady charac. congressional fwitts for his re-t'leitiori ttrs ('Ili)iligIi lx'titist' (if hits alililittell ai'Uh,dt' said Kt'll s defense speech (t'Ptalitt' a $25,000 uniilet'i-ivur bribe airiiiI tutu ta\iil •urnitinig Some GUI' The l i t- ptuhlicaris had plinniei1 iii gu t' 111(111 hers de.' putt' thit' ithespread each House iuit'uuuber seeking re-eltctrori this year $5,0t) for tilt- pruuuiur (iliul sktptituiu iiVt'I' his explanation that he paign and .0tM) for tint' general election, at -t - t'pttil ttit l'Bls irn(ier('over bribe to Rhodes said. Rhodes said $4,kkl of it has I itthit'i a StSflt investigation he was initkuiic already been juutt to t'ach init'iuibtr. Mr. Kt'l h it'si mucil btca u' be lb Ls( *uKtr thomas O'Neill, I)%%-allied it) save tilt- Republican a ttacked the R e publ icans for r from taking an action lit' fel t otild not i)t ii taku rig 't hi it hit' cal led a prt'mua ture appropriate." IIUtLS(' lli'publucari leader move agalikst Kell% , John lillodes (if Ari/ona told reporters 1t ' - -'x.. ?.r -- - -'-_,' • r • 'C.'. 'TT-1 • • • .. - ------ Zon ing Board To Cons ider Pion iii I.) \J I1 I I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer GOOD WED. FED. 20 QUAV LAUDERS Site 5.29 SCOTCH UNIT 0111 P0 CUITONII W/COUPOU GOOD TUEI M. 2$ LAIKERS 25A OL 2.99 ROSE UNIT TWO PU CUITUNU W/CWSU QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH DISTILLED BLENDED & BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND MADE BY GLENU VET 51199 UN 7.49 at USE U.95 CUE 83.25 PREMIUM AICNhR.ALI I I. sp* ns CASE OF 24. 5.95 PSAMI s_ 11111MUTIM Si, 1N1 11101AU C.PP ULTRA UOIIT 111111112 7.4 P011111 AU$TRAUA 14.91 NOON TIMP. 11 CenterWa ts I' Expand n The base contract with approved state parking area and rellabi litat loll of thit' 'Flit' commission will hold public funding of $323,650 inchides 25 sleeping current tiarking lot surfacing, it service hearings at tile meeting to consider tile plans for expansion of the rooms, two isolation rooms for an road north of the site; holding room following requests for change In zoning: Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center and a new Hardee's Restaurant, two rezoning requests to permit con- estimated 6,500 additional square feet to renuvatiuns in the existing building; it — to multi-tauiiily district to permit the facility. The facility currently has clear story over the quiet activity area l it construction on it one-third mucre'site at 9,000 square feet to house 13 juveniles scheme for bringing light into the ac- hit' southwest curlier of East 25th Street struction of apartments or duplexes and from Seminole County. Tile addition will tivity area for more energ) savings). and Palmetto Avenue as requested 1)), I a request for a conditional use to permit permit Lake County youths also to be renovation of tint' administration area for 'It'd Williams. sale of alcoholic beverages will be housed there. sound-proofing; and ulterior decorating. It' lti-family (hstflt't for the 1.12considered by the Sanford Planning and Pop said tue entire ('li,St of hit' &'X The state forestalled placing Seminole acre Parcel at the southeast cornier of Zoning Commission at its 8 p.m. meeting youths with Volusia County youths in pansiun if the alternate plains are funded Lake Avenue and 24th Place as requested today, Volusia County and closing down the woul d total $45O,0(). l it, said the stateb linuald Sullivan, The juvenile detention center, located Seminole center two years ago, opting Department of I l ealth and Rehabilitative Tiut' board will also consider a site plan north of the county's new jail, now under instead to combine Lake and Seminole Services has Indicated tint' additional for a mu'' hlmurdee's Restaurant at 293:1 construction near Five Points, is a available before conmay be )'ouths together at the Seminole Center. Funding county-owned facility, leased and struction begins on April 1 or at the end of 0r iando I)ruve. Plains are to demolish the Pop said alternates included in the the six-months construction time alluvt'd old Endicott salt's office and build a mew operated by the state and located within structure %%- till entrances off U . S. 17-92 Sanford's city bounds. contract to be let on March 12 include it for tine project. T.J. Pop, of Carl Gutmann architects, (lining room addition, classroom adPop said (li e alternates were Inclu(Ied minuti Airport Boulevard, said today the expansion plans to be ditionn ; pantry-maintenance storage in the construction contract as a uuiethotl A request for permission to sell considered by the commission include addition; concrete bunks I bunks built U (if saving unoney and gives tine ability to ak'oiiolut' beverages for consumption on both state-funded improvements plus on it slab off the floor topped with execute change-orders at a later tune premises will be considered for a new mattresses) ; alternate plans for which it is hoped state fireproof outdoor without rebidding the alternate inn- restaurant to be constructed at the recreation with lighting; additional provenitents. funding will be approved, southeast corner of WxnLsoni Avenue. - 0, Nt-111 sald the Republicans had after a two-hour closed conft'rtruit' ug it tt'ri dut process of Ia 't inn taking meeting. at - I tutu •igaiuist Kt'Ilev, and that Kelly's action lieadt'd off .ini t'xpti-tt't De nim rat. nild take no such action Vote to act'ul)t tiiiilhiiliii)tis l&'.itlt'rshiip t't-atust' flout' oh tilt- six I bust' unienibers recomiuuerid;utton that tilt- 159 other ii iijilitatttl Ili tine probe hadeven been i{elfl,hlRuii lboust' iiut'inbt'rs expel 11111, tu.urgt'tl, iuuucti less from the party group br iris conduct in iit'ir It'ailersiuip just dies when (they the bribery investigation spirit antiit art' Pushed b a fe of those kids with "He did it in good great deal of aplomb." Rhodes s;tuti of lit' bright I(tt'aS. ho don't kno%s about dut' iti'tt'ss, said o'Neill. former Florida state judge auid assistant prosecutor. But Rhnsks od es —said 'A t'dnnt'stIa , 'We took Kelly is one of seven I louse in ut'iuibcrs tilt- action because hit' tiuigressnnn:in has and one senator implicated lit Abscam adinitted lie received funds." Iran Insists Panel Not Linked lo Release By L'nhIt'd Press International u-u Ill Ill uis,stuuni. Iranian authorities insisted tuit1;i hut' U.N. Commission urn Iran, delayed at hit' request of Tehran, has nut u'onunt'ctuunu When tilt, approval finally came, 'Aaluhhut'u,ui said Iran requested the panel dt'las Its departure until tint' weekend to alltiw intuit' tunic for it thorough with the release of the ituuien- ut'aui hostages and said Iran is delerminud ti get hit' deposed shah bath. Both Ayatollah Ruhiullahu Khiiuunut'unui and President Abtulhiassann Ilaiuu-Saulr said Iran was determined to get tint' slumuhu returned for trial. Iianiu-Saulr manal l"ort'ugnu Minister Sadegh (;huitzb;udt'ur denuit'd thie work of t ine coin iussion math ann directt 'omus'tboui with freeing the 5)) Americans ili now in their 110th day of captivity, In Geneva futur of the five men tint' U.N. Comnuumuissionn iiit't tunIa with "I rani after htinni, ),citing to hum to stop, . N. officials and imitt'rnatuuinal orI never considered using nmuy gun because U all I knew at that time was that it was gmtmiutmitiWiS to gather documents and just it traffic arrest. Finally, I just caught background infor;uuatuoni bum' their Iii 1 i t'nidcrst'uretarv-( euueral Diego CurIovt't, t ito will arciiuiupamny the coin. nut issuunu hi Tehran, pru)t)a Wy this w u't'kt'nuit 2 Dade 1-b mes BurgIarized 2 Fam es Die , A suburban Village said lie was on routine patrol street. I chased hunt. hit' hut tint' dead end UP! MIAMI policeman chased a car up a one-way when he saw a 1979 brown Cadillac of the street and came to it stop and street early today, ran down the driver ''coining the wrong way down a one-Way jumped out of the car and ran. - on foot, and the vehicle was traced to a burglarized home containing the stabbed bodies of the two occupants. Two more bodies were found in another 6441614411 liii, i - ''lit' didn't resist. I handcuffed huimni and to the car. I looked inside mat saw a TV set and a jar of pe nnies in took him back burglarized home nearby. The bodies in the first house were those of a middle-aged couple. Those in the second home a few doors away were those of an elderly couple. In the second home, police also found a poodle that had been stabbed but was sf111 alive. Names of the victims were not unmediately available. Dade County Public Safety Depart. ment police were questioni ng a 17-yearold youth , a spokesman said, Policeman John Brtchko of North Bay hue back seat,'' Butchko said. I4utc'hnko said ire checked the car's (lenitification numbers and traced it to a rouure in North Bay Village. "Another officer, Donald Kati., went to the mouse, lie found tine bodies. Tire owner of (lit' car was among the victitus,'' Butchiko said. Butchuko said another television and other items were found in the tr un k of the car. But (1. N. officials said the departure of iii iussiu un was still contingent on a tilt, commission vi-run light from tV;uldhueuir and so far no had been received to in. uhu,'att' ant t'x;u't (leparturt' tinnit', i list n'uuct uris Asked oil 'l't'Iir;umr radio whether this dt'lmu was m'elutcuf to his statement there ,,,, ,-------- ------------- ui in, ttwet'nu true 3 ,I41 I. One commission inut'mnibt'r, Mtiinamiiuuu,,'d Bedjmuouu of Algeria, returned Itt New York Wednesday night but U.N. officials said it was not related to tue work of hut' commission and hue would return to Geneva in time to join the other ni it'nr ibt'rs when they leave [(Jr Tehran. The five prominent jurists urn tilthe commission were ready to leave (;t'uit'vmu commission twice Wednesday for the Iranian capital where they are to investigate alleged crimes of the ousted shah. But thiev had to wait un til U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldhreimn i received it telegram from work. cuuiuiuiutssiunn members had gt'mut'ral iIisctLssuuin today with U . N. hrrt'Iiarahuuiiu if its Iran confirming approval of the cunuunnussmows work and time release of the hostages, hod bzamleln said : ''Certainly not, bt'u'muust' we munude our point of view on tills ii imutten' know muLti time commission and (hit' U N frunu the very start." Asked w iut't her mini Iranian personality had pronuuist'(I the hostages would be rt'lt'ast'd as soon as tire commission started work, ( ;iruutb-,,;idehi replied: ''This is riot so. When I was in Europe, I had not (hue slightest uontmiu.'t with any members of the cuinnuuurussion except for a short nuiet'tu mug w ithu Mr. I Louis Edmond ) I 't'ttiti, and not promise has been made in this ii uattt'n'. . I Layer s Teacher Report Angers Casselberry Parents By DIANE PETRYK statements the parents made about the teacher at proper channels with their complaints, but they Herald Staff Writer An emotional outburst by one Casselberry Elementary School pupil's mother accompanied Seminole County School Superintendent William Layer's report to the Seminole County School Board Wednesday that staff Investigation shows a teacher at that school is not abusing children. two school board meetings, Seminole Education Association Executive Director Bill Moore said the SEA is seriously considering suing the women for slander. "I've talked to the attorneys," Moore said. "Their actions are serious violations of the law, The outbursts they made at the last (Feb, 13) school board meeting and last night are not the need documentation by witnesses willing to Mrs. Rodney Rossell, 841 Hibiscus, and Mrs. - I IlL. -! Fli I '1 I — fl D -q = " i '-' • ,pJJiLr nil! 'r- _-, -- •- •--_. . - .. 7. 7 ..• - •.' £ - .- .-. 1. . -. - ., ..........- - . ...-., '. .......- . . . - -, rp . . - ., .'. • -#e. . •- 77 - Migdoel Figueroa, 513 Grandview Way W., both correct wv~ to go about such things. of Casselberry, complained to the school board Feb. 13 that a Casselberry Elementary School teacher stepped on the fingers and toes of children, acted inappropriately and lacked ability to teach. The school board directed Layer to investigate and report back by Wednesday, Layer said Mrs. Rossell and Mrs. Figueroa handed out flyers to students on school grounds to get their message of criticism to other parents. "This action was not proper, ethical or legal," Layer ematica11y told the women. Reactingjp Pm 4tjLØ1on,,,gJ flyerfld the "These unfounded charges damage tine teacher's reputation and the teacher's cifectiveness in the classroom." Rick Harris, president of the SEA, told the school board last night that the board has acted Irresponsibly In allowing the accusations to go on at a public meeting, "The actions here are legally questionable," he said. ,You (the school board) should control the meeting to the point that people are not standered. "The parents have the right to go through testify under oath." Layer reported that the investigation into the teacher's background showed past evaluations from more than one principal that said the teacher had a deep dedication to teaching and loved children. Layer said minor criticisms of the teacher were never repeated in subsequent evaluations. He said investigation showed that if the teacher stepped on the fingers and toes of any pupil it was accidental, After Layer's full report, Mrs. Figueroa was apparently angered to the point that she shouted from the audience: "My son got stepped on! It was not an accident, (The teachers went up to mini and squashed his hand against the floor. My son does not have to be abused! I send him to school for an education, not for that." The teacher did not act inappronriately, Layer - also reported, adding her teaching ability is satisfactory. A classroom observer reported that one of the teacher's instructional techniques was outstanding. Pupil behavior in the teacher's class, Layer said, is less than satisfactory at this time, as is teacher disciplinary follow-through. Layer did admit, however, that a substitute teacher the parents complained about for using foul language, did so and said that substitute would no longer be employed. Layer said he did not want to rehash "wino did what" in the teacher's case, but said he preferred to offer solutions. These were: Increase instructional aide time in the classroom. "Two pair of eyes can better handle discipline problems in the class," he said. Instruct the principal to firm-up disciplinary policies In that room. Have the principal make sure disciplinary measures are followed, including counseling, paddling and suspensions, if necessary. fie said about five pupils in tire class are not "un-task" and need additional help. One pupil, he said, needs special guidance counseling. These recommendations did not satisfy the parents. "We're not interested in what (tile teacher's) - evaluations were years ago, Mr. Layer," Mrs. Russell said. "Why haven't you talked to tile students in the 1 class'! . she asked, "All '20 of them couldn't be liars. In fue't, thi s has gone urn for four years. We have parents who will say i the teacher) pulled students' ivair, hut them with books and stepped on their hands. - "My son is so frustrated because he isn't learning anything this year, he's going to end up at one of your expulsion hearings." Layer said the investigation results do not iuiean tire matter has been laid to rest. "We will continue mmuomnmtorimig the situation," he said, �- 11 'I 2A—Evening 4rald, Sanford, Fl. — Thursday, Feb. 21, MO _11111111111111111111111111111111 WORLD 1 Pakistan Warns Soviets Not To Cross The Border By United Press International Pakistan President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq has responded to reports of increased fighting between Soviet forces and Moslem rebels in eastern Afghanistan by warnlns the Russians not to cross the border in pursuit of the guerrillas. "Ow firm resolve Is to defend our national in. dependence and territorial Integrity at any cost If we ever find these ijnrtied," Zia said Wednesday at a ceremony marking the first overhaul of a French-built Mirage jet fighter by a Pakistani factory. The statement by Zia, who is seeking military aid from the United States, followed diplomatic confirmation of rebel claims of victories against Soviet and Afghan troops, mostly In areas close to the border with Pakistan. Vance Huddles With French PARIS (UPI) Measures Sought For 434 Secretary of State Cyrus Vance discussed U.S. and French differences on how to react to tl Soviet takeover of Afghanistan today and touched "only briefly" on France's refusal to support President Carter's Olympic boycott. Vance emerged from a morning session followed by lunch with French Foreign Minister Jean Francois.. Poncet and told reporters before leaving for London the talks were "very cordial" and had included "a good deal of similarity on the origin of the problem" in Afghanistan. But Vance said there were "some differences between us about actions to take in resoonse." which he declined to specify. He said the two officials had "touched only briefly" on the question of the Olympic games. - ' - . For 1-Day Contract Talk , , .. .. '. # _______ 4 . . IJ // . . ________ . ' '• I - . - ,.... . ! 1 ' . Bob Hughes, principal of Sabal Point Elementary School, appeared before the Seminole County School Board on Wednssdey, to say he may become a candidate for superintendent schools. He said ida final decision to complete the required filing procedures and the formal announcement of his official casdidacy will be made in the near future. Hugh.. said one of the primary reasons he may seek the post to work toward a "more harmonious, positive and pr.ductive woddag relatio nship between the school board and the asperiMsadset." He said he Is for greeter parent invelvesss* in the school system and believes In being openmlr'W and listening to people." HugI has bon Involved In education in Seminole County for the peat 13 years, serving as teacher, assistant principal Nowd principal. He Is a peat-presIdent of the Seminole Asescistlon of School Administrators. He was recognised as the r'i Young Educator of t he Year by the South Pvk Jaycees In 1179-79. 'T Wednesday night approved a five-point agreement granting amnesty to the more than 4,000 firefighters who went on strike last Thursday. The firefighters said they would return to work at 11 a.m. CST Thursday, at which time contract negotiations would resume. But they said if a contract cannot be reached to be worked out by 11 a.m. CST Friday, they would return to picket lines. - _______ '.: ',... ' I \1 - . .. - ,: - - .p ' - -• '. - -•_______ Man Did Not Know 'Arabs' J.z: 1 '.,, Hirald Photo by Tim Nitsil LAKE BRANTLEY Lake Brantley high School Cooperative Distributive Education students of Jerry Lowery walked away with 21 of a possible 39 trophies awarded at the Titusville lEigh School Feb. 14, competing against students from Lyman, Titusville, Eau Gallie, Melbourne, Cocoa Beach, and Cocoa high schools. First place winners included (left to right) Arnold Peraldo, extemporaneous speaking; Jeff Pope, spelling; Cathy AyCOCk, dental; and Johathan Wood, occupational interest and job interview. Other first place winners were George Pintar and Amy Fingerman. rrogram ore sees more Musicians Get 10 I ioos She said lier office has notified 25 public service agencies which have had CETA employees in the past to re-submit priorities for the new positions, employees are scheduled to lose their jobs because funding is running out, Mrs. Martin said Seminole County put the freeze on ne* employees early enough not to hurt anyone. Mrs. Martin said the funding , which she anticipates will be available in June, is about ;o,000 to $25,000 for positions paying little more than $7,0W annually. "Rather than sit with the money we have been accumulating through attrition we are going to spend it," she said. "Seminole County was fortunate to havi caught this in time," she said. "Whe, someone left we didn't replace him," sh said. "So, we did not have to lay anyone off.16 The public service agencies include all the county's cities, the school board and other non-profit groups. Pointing to CETA program problems in Orange County where 45 public service Mrs. Martin said it is expected that federal money for local public service positions undet CETA will be further reduced next year. Slid said federal funding for public service Jobs t geared to the unemployment rate and Seminole County's Unemployment rate I currently 5.4 percent. This is considered a low unemployment rate. WEATHER I*. Yea rs For Robbery By DAVID St RAZLER MORE CHARGES IN CHECK CASE Herald Stiff Writer A man deputies say is facing Orlando jazz saxophonist John "Spider" Martin and several hundred separate charges of check fraud in Texas and Alabama musician James Young were each sentenced to 10 years in in addition to prison Wednesday for the Oct. 23 robbery of the Lake Monroe weapons charges in Seminole County, was informed Wed-nesday he will be charged with grand theft Post Office. and writing bad checks here. Martin will remain free on $,000 bond until he begins serving his sentence on March 5. Young remains In the Orange James D. Riggall was brought before County Judge Alan City Jail on a parole violation. Dickey to be told he faces three counts of depo siting with Intent In ,I&if,.n,., .,...i The two renortedly blamed their nrevious addiction to heroin 1iIU uiii: L1JUB( of grand theft. ____ convicted of on Jan. 9. for the robbery they were Riggall, arrested outside a Longwood bank last They were convicted of robbing postal clerk Carmen Cleek of that of the man who posed as an attorney to gain entrance to month, remains held without bond pending resolution $130 and is blank money orders, tying her up and leaving her In the restaurant before it opened on Jan. 25. of the county charges and extradition requests from Alabama the post office bathroom. But a day after his arrest, Feiore's attorney and Errickson and Texas Both men told U.S. District Court Judge George C. Young appeared before County Judge Alan Dickey to report the RIDE COSTS$370 they were no longer drug addicts. suspect's description did not match the description of the thief. TURNER PLEADS GUILTY A Sanford woman who accepted While Feiore has a clear complexion, the suspect reportedly a ride from two womeq An Orla ndo man who testified against an acquaintance found had deep scars and severe acne, they said. discovered later it had cost her $370, 'police say. innocent of burglarizing a Casselberry Eckerd's Drug Store, Felore was released on the pre-trial release program, but Chestella Morris, 69, of 105 Academy Ave., told police she Monday pleaded guil ty Wednesday to committing the crime. not officially cleared until Monday. accepted a ride from the welfare office to the Atlantic Bank on Robert Turner, 3019 Pine Hills Road, Orlando, pleaded guilty Errickson said a man under arrest In north Florida may be 1st Street, then to McCrory's department store in Sanford to one count of burglary to a structure (hi the Sept. 24, 1979 Plaza at 11:30 a.m. Friday. brought to Sanford and charged with the crime. He had no crime) before Circuit Court Judge Volle Williams, further details on that arrest this morning. Altamonte Springs But the $370 from the check she cashed at the bank was no. CM Tuesday, a jury found Joshuab Scott not guilty of the officers working the case were not available to comment on the longer in her purse when she arrived at the store, police say. burglary after Turner did not place him In the drug store with prowess of the case. Ms. Morris could not name the women who gave her a ride. him during the Incident. Scott had been arrested In the car 1\a'ner and a juvenile used to escape from the crime scene during the burglary and when police stopped It a short time later. Turner pleaded guilty to the charge In return for a decision A free "Fair for Fitness and Health" will be staged by by the8tate's Attorney's office not to prossouts him for grand Seminole Memorial Hospital Diabetes Foundation, Epilepsy Association, Central Florida Friday and Saturday from 9a.m. Blood Bank, Visiting Nurses Association theft chuges'irlathg from the crime. In I ,, in th. h,ii&b,l , Bay Area Hornç mass. r, CHARGESDROPPED Health, Mental Health Association, American Heart Preventive health to help individuals "feel better and live A ssociation Clradt Cinrt Judge Voile William signed a Slate's of Central Florida, Cancer Society, Lang longer" will be emphasized by the more than 20 organizations ciUon, EMS System, and the various SMH departments: order formally dropping charges against an Orlando In addition to various hospital departments The will man mistaiienly accused of robbing an Altamonte SFIIIII emowbt colorful displays and provide free literaturegroups along with Social Services and Food Services. hsenbsrgur There also will be on free tuft. stcp.moiung campaigns, Jum B. Felon, Felon,, ,. an Orlando potter, was formally the LaMaic prepared childbirth method, cardiopulmonary FIth on morous health subjects will be shown t hi oughout .j charges aga Monday. AMieIWII State's the hiemonstra featuring Junk food, car- resuscitation and the Hospi tal Corporation of America, which the Errlckioninst him day, wle live d Attorney Ralph said. . is in the process of buying Seminole Memorial Hospital. diopulmonary resuscitation and others also are scheduled. FeIe was arrested Jan. 30 by Orange County Sheriffs after Some of tW partici pating organizations include: I-Med For further information several Wendy's employees Identified his photograph as call Kay Mercer, SMH, Director of being Corporation, Central Florida Lions' Sight Clinic, Juvenile Education at 2)45I I ____ ___ UiU ____ - MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!) - A former Miami businsman, unaware he was dealing with FBI agents posing as Arab investors, set up a meeting between the "Arabs" and Rep. John Jenrette, 1)-S.C., because he was in need of a $3 million loan, his attorney said Wednesday. Attorney Jack Nageley said his client, John R. Stowe, also gave Jenrette $50,000 in cash provided by the "Arabs," but was unaware of their true identity until the day details of the FBI's "Arab Scam" investigation came to light. Stowe, who lives in Richmond, Va., was trying to buy the American Gear and Pinon Corp. of Conway, S.C., last fall and he needed $3 million for the purchase of the financially ailing company. Again he approached Mel Weinberg, an apparent FBI informer, who was staying aboard the yacht "Left hand" in Delray Beach. The yacht was chartered to the FBI Reagan Claims He Was 'Stiffed' By Reporters MANCHESTER, N.H. i UPI I Ronald Reagan told the audience at Wednesday night's GOP debate he was "stiffed" by reporters who related an ethnic joke he 101(1 aboard his campaign bus. few people of my own surrounding, not knowing indicated the timing and seating arrangements of anyone was overhearing. 1 said that here was one the forum could have been more to his benefit. that had come along with it new twist a so-called "Had I not run out of time, I would have said if ethnic Joke." iTreasury Secretary William) Miller had been a iteagati said he does not tell ethnic jokes and does member of my cabinet, yes I think I would have had not like them, and he used the forum to repeat his hini retire." apology to anyone he might have offended, He sa id Reagan had be en asked by columnist Joseph the only ethic jokes he would tell now will be about Kraft whether he would have fired Miller because Irishmen. Reagan is Irish. officials of Textron, which Miller once headed, have When asked by a reporter on the bus last Saturday been investigated for making payoffs to foreign to repeat the joke, Reagan related it with no ex- businessmen. Miller has maintained he was unware planation that it was an example of a certain kind of of the payoffs when he testified two years ago to humor or quip. Congress. After the debate, Reagan flew to Birmingham, During the debate, Reagan said only that he Ala., for campaigning today in Alabama and "would have to know all the facts," but even the Florida. apearance of wrongdoing is harm to public ofAt it news conference after the debate. Reagan ficials - - Reagan was asked about the joke by Vincent Galati, it Durham stockbroker, during the audience question portion of the debate among the seven major GOP presidential hopefuls. "I just sat there and got madder and madder," Galati said, explaining to reporters why he aban. doned his prepared question on the Equal Rights Amendment and asked for an elaboration on the joke. "1 had not told the story the way it was reported by the reporter who reported it," Reagan answered. "I was stiffed." Reagan said he was talking about jokes with "a MANCHESTER. N.H. i UPI i -The first 1980 ''debate" with all seven major Republican presidential hopefuls produced little thunder and no lightning to enliven the New Hampshire primary campaign landscape. But the meeting Wednesday night, called a "forum" by the sponsoring League of Women Voters, did produce former California Guy. Ronald Reagan on stage for the first time with his GOP rivals, And the 90-minute question-and-answer session made clear that except for John Anderson, the Republican candidates agree much more than they differ on the handling of domestic and international problems. It was the only appearance all the candidates will make before the first state presidential prunary Feb. 26, although Reagan and former U.N. Ambassador George Bush will meet Saturday in it two-miian debate that has provoked howls of protest by the others in the field. Rush, given it slight edge over Reagan in the most recent poll likely GUI' voters, said afterwards he ''felt comfortable" with his performance, but told the audience the ''winner" was of the Republican Party. Reagan, who refused to take part in a similar session last month before the Iowa caucuses, declined to make a snap judgment on the outcome. Both former Gov. John Connally of ____ Hospital Health Fair Friday, Saturday DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) — The work of Dr. J.B. Rhine, who coined the term "extrasensory perception," eventually will be likened to the work of Freud and Einstein, says the director of a research institute founded by Rhine. ,,We feel that the work that he has initiated will eventually change the way we accept man," Dr. K. Ramaluishna Rao said Wednesday, shortly after Rhine's death was announced. Rhine, who shocked the scientific world during the 1930s with his studies of ES? and created a controversy that continued Into the 1960s, died in his sleep Wed. nesday. He was 84. Friends said he had been in Ill health for several years although he remained active in the Institute for Parapsychology he founded after retiring from Duke University In 1965. Connally Trims Office Staff WASHINGTON (UP!) — Former Texas Gay. John Connally has raised more than $11 million, but his campaign looks as though it is on Its final legs. Connally announced Tuesday he could no longer pay the salaries of his Washington campaign staff and Wednesday he shut down all his campaign offices in states that pick their delegates after March 18. Connally was a Democrat more than a decade ago when he was elected governor of Texas, but Joined the Nixon administration as secretary of the Treasury and later became a Republican. Polls have shown his switch to the GOP does not sit well with many Republicans who resent he was once a Democrat. Reporters' Notes Sought NEWPORT, Vt. (UP!) — A Vermont District Court judge has ordered five reporters to hand over their notes of conversations with Orleans County State's Attorney Leroy Null. The order was issued Wednesday by Judge Lewis Springer at the request of attorney Duncan Kilmartin, who claims N ull leaked information agai nst one of Kilmartin's clients. The subpoenas seek to force the reporters to disclose their sources of information. Three of the news organizations — the Burlington Free Press, the Newport Daily Express and The Associated Press — said they will fight the subpoenas at a hearing Friday. WCAX.TV and WIKE radio station, whose reporters were also subpoenaed, said they had not decided what action to take. Kilmartin has asked Springer to dismiss embezzlement charges against Armand Blab of Newport, on grounds information leaked by Null to the media MAW it impossible for Blais t* get a fair trial. hcjhnartjn has been an outspoken critic of Null, Vermont's only non-lawyer state's attorney. % '1 ADMISSIONS Sanford: icristi o.nl Wesley E. Ellis William Fez Jr. Harvey H. Hale Elizabeth A. Joiner Opal Warkins. Lake Mary Edna Parker, Lake Monroe Paul A. Prisbylla, Ohio DISCHARGES Sanford: William KlrdthOfl now Plummet Mary R. Sctsmah Eunice L. Walters Helen U. wise Maicomb E. Hubbard, William Beet, Deltona - Det.and Lawana D. Caputo, Dalton. James B FlOyd Bill Moire Elizabeth Spair Lionehl T. Nance, DLand Robert H. Thomas, Deltona Sydney N. Wickham, Deltona King Allman, Osteen '.':;: 11 . T ' &SJh. V. - . p., ' :.•• ' • )- •• , .. Texas and Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas said they felt they had done very well. The others around the horseshoe-shaped table in the big high school auditorium were Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee and Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois. Reagan probably had the toughest job, confronted by an Italian-American questioner who demanded an explanation f an ethnic joke the candidate told which, Vincent (;hu said, made Poles and Italians sound like ''fools or gangsters." Reagan protested he was 'the victim" of reporters who repeated a story he had told in private with no intention to slur anyone. lie said in the future he would tell only stories about his o wn heritage, which was Irish. That got him a laugh. WASHINGTON ( UPI ) An aide to the late Rep. I 1)-Calif., says the CIA may have knowingly let Ryan go It' his death in Guyana rather than disclose a secret intelligence operation dealing with the Rev, Jim Jones. Ryan and four companions were gunned down by followers of Jones head of the People's Temple colony in Jonusto it n a remote jungle airstrip in Guyana on Nov. tO, 1978. The congressman's death was followed by the mimass mnurtlt'r and suicide of more than 900 American cultists, including wo Ryan, - - o - Jones himself. 1 - HER "Used Cars" may be the name of the new Steven Spielberg film In which actress Cheryl Rixon will appear. But there is nothing used about the $75,000 custom-made l)iamante In which she will reign over the upcoming New Auto Show, 'flit' ear was part of the $19.5,000 in cash and prizes that Miss Rixon received for t)elng named Penthouse magazine's ''pet of the year." 'PET' VEHICLE Joe Holsinger. Ryan's friend and top aide, asked at a House hearing Wednesday, ''Was our government, throu g h i ts imitelli. gence operation, fully aware of the arms in ,Junesto ii and hit' potential for violence there? "If so, why did it fail to insist on armed protection by the Guyanese government for the Ryan mission? Was I A'o Ryan set up for murder?" liolsinger charged the CIA may have knowingly let Ryan go to his death rather than disclose a secret intelligence operation calling for support of both Jones and GuyanaRyan and his companions were shot at the Kaituma Airport, just after visiting nearby Jonestown to investigate charges h relatives that some of those at the colony were being kept there against their will. Former FBI Informant Gained 'Abscam' Cash? It sounded identical to the Fill's WASHINGTON m UPI "Abscam" undercover operation -an associate of it wealthy Arab sheik representing a company called Abdul Enterprises Inc. who was talking big money. Except, federal sources say, former Fill informant Joseph Meltzer was not part of the bureau investigation that implicated eight members of Congress. Instead, he allegedly used his intimate knowledge of that federal probe to set up a swindle on the side, using the Phony sheiks and companies set up by the Fill as a cover. Some federal officials are concerned because, they say, the FBI responded slowly when it received allegations about Meltzer's activities last June, allowing him to bilk businessmen out of thousands of dollars its much its four imiouths later. Sources suggested the FBI may have dragged its feet in investigating Meltzer for fear he would blow the '',thscaiu" undercover operation, endangering undercover agents and preventing completion of the probe. Assistant FBI Director homer Boynton acknowledged the bureau "proceeded cautiously ... because of Abscam," but said the allegations against Meltzer would not have been given a high priority anyway. 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Deltona Francis U. Enmen, Lake Helen F446 21 , N - HOSPITAL NOTES Seminal. Memorial $150511 , RO :i AL D 't' (• offers apology Ryan Aide Scorns CIA Guyana Role . DETROIT (UP!) — Auto industry millionaire Henry Ford II and his second wife, Cristina, dissolved their 15-year marriage with little glitter, a splash of glamor — and lots of money. Attorneys for the auto magnate and his elegant, Italian-born wife, annojinced Wednesday they negotiated an out-of-court settlement designed to save them the spectacle of a lengthy public trial. Mrs. Ford sought at least $10 million to $15 million to end her marriage to the 62-year-old Ford, whose net worth had been estimated in earlier court documents at $70 million. 'ESP' Pioneer Rhine Dead ' GOP Hopefuls Agree On Issues- Fords Divorce Out Of Court United Press International "Right now there are a lot of weather anybody to death, but there Is a danger it A new series of storms were poised fronts sitting out there ready to move," may give away." AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 64; overnight Evans earlier ordered the Idaho today off California, already battered by meteorologist Robert Brown said. "Our low: 52; yesterday's high 78; barometric pressure: 30.11;' on National Guard on standby alert in case a deluge of rain that spawned killer. fIre-lay forecast has rain off and relative humidity: 70 percent; winds: South at 5 m.p.h. the darn breaks, tlrough Sunday." floods and mudslides. Heavy rains I• FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 12:31 a.m., In Southern California, nearly 1,500 : threatened to trigger a major flood in an Floods and mudslides in Southern 12:56 p.m.; lows, 6:44 a.m., 7:03 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: have caused at least homes have been destroyed or damaged eastern Idaho town where a nearby dam California already highs 12:23 a.m., 12:48 p.m.; lows 6:35 a.m., 6:54 p.m.;' floods and mudslides causing more was dangerously close to collapse. fl deaths and destroyed or damaged by BAYPOINT: highs, 6 a.m., 5:26 p.m.; lows 11:48 a.m., 11:24; than $200 million in damage to public and The National Weather Service issued a some 1,500 homes, P.Zu. private property. In Malad City, Ida ho, a 33-year-old thunderstorm watch for northern stormy weather brought with it BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out then dam was feared about to California. Flood warnings were in effect earthen unseasonably warm temperatures, New 50 Miles: Winds variable mostly south or southwest 10 to 15: collapse, prompting officials to evacuate for the Sacramento Valley. records were set in several cities knots today and southwest 15 to 20 knots Friday, Seas 2 to 4 feet The heavy rains, with accompanying some 2,000 people. throughout the South including Fort today increasing to 4 to 7 feet Friday. Chance of a few showers "The water Is coming up at a rate of Worth, Texas, where the 86-degree winds up to 50 mph, were expected to let north part Friday. up today but another front lurking off the two-tenths of an inch an hour and it might temperature posted Wednesday broke an AREA FORECAST: Mostly sunny today and partly cloudy: northern California coast was expected go over the spillway," John Corlett, news 81-year-old record: The highest reported Friday. Highs in the upper 70s. Lows tonight nild,%s to to move into the state and linger into secretary for Gov. John V. Evans, said temperature was recorded in Laredo, 60, Winds south or southwest 10 to 15 mph today and southwest: Friday, late Wednesday. "We don't want to scare Texas, where it was 99 degrees. 15 to 20 mph Friday. - Principal May Run For Superintendent CHICAGO (UP!) — Striking firefighters accepted a temporary truce in their week-old walkout and agreed to return to work while negotiators attempt to reach a contract. The firemen, however, vowed to resume their strike if no agreement is reached by Friday. City officials and Local 2 of the Fire Fighters Union • Storms Lurk Off California Coast WASHINGTON (UPI) Kenya has agreed to let the United States use port and military facilities in the East African nation, a jumping-off point for moving forces ido the Persian Gulf, official sources said NATiON IN BRIEF -_____ from the 25 county governmental and nonprofit public service agencies will be considered and the jobs allocated to the agency The locally imposed freeze on public emwhose request is considered most worthy. ployment join under the federally funded The positions will first be reviewed by the Comprehensive Employment Training Act Prime Sponsor Advisory Council, a group (CETA) program may be thawed slightly appointed by the county commission to during the next few months. consider CETA jobs requests and to make recommendations to the county commission, As few as six or as many as 12 Jobs will be put up for grabs among 25 public service The county commissioners will make the ultimate decision, agencies in Seminole County, probably by Mrs. Martin said today although no new June, according to Lois Mar ti n, di rector of money had been allocated to the county for the county goVernment's personnel depart"fnt, The CETA program operates through public service lobs under the CETA program, funding for some positions which have been the county's manpower division of the personnel department. vacated in the county will be available for reWhen the jobs are opened-up, priorities allocation. U.S. To Use Kenya Port today. The agreement was reached Wednesday by PresldentCarter and visiting Kenyan President Daniel Map Moi, who held private talks for an hour. Mol did not favor establishing a U.S. base In his country but Weed to provide the facilities for prepositioned military equipment and to permit increased use of port facilities at Mombassa on the Indian Ocean. The African facilities would be part of a U.S plan to move rapid deployment forces quickly to the Persian Gulf or the Middle East in case of an emereencv. .. I ."$-~,. _...- I . ... - ,,. By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer LONDON (UPI) Top oil men from OPEC's "Big Six" treated a strategy session opening In London as nobody's business but their own. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' secretariat in Vienna even refused to say where the debate, expected to begin today, would be held. "It Is a private meeting with no press admitted," an OPEC spokesman said. But in one sense, the deli berations among Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yaxnanl of Saudi Arabia, the oil ministers of Kuwait, Venezuela, Iraq and Algeria, and a representative of Iran, are everybody's business. They were discussing a "long-term strategy for OPEC," said Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheik AU Khalifa 85 Sabah, Including oil price questions vital to everyone. Is IQJ — farmers The United States terminated the sale of millions of tons of grain to the Soviets in response to Russian s into Afghanistan. Mondale said military move Wednesday there were accounts of "distressed slaughtering" of cattle and poultry in the Soviet Union. "There is a story In Pravda the Soviet party newspaper which urges farmers to use garbage, straw, and pine tree twigs to supplement the diets of their stock. "You're not going to get your cattle very fat on pine tree twigs," he said, adding "in other words it's starting to hit them." of .. - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Lack of demand for the controversial Susan B. Anthony dollar has prompted the Bureau of the Mint to order a temporary halt in the production of the silvery coin. (. I A _ Chicago Firemen To Return Mint Halts Anthony Coin Dollar — OPEC Session Secretive -_ 1 11, A HEAVY WINNER Vice President Walter Mondale says Soviet press reports indicate the American grain embargo is starting to hit Russian I . .,. ' Embargo Hurting Russians NASHUA, N.H. (UP!) ft By DIANE PETRYK Herald Stall Writer The Seminole County Commission has approved a resolution asking the State Department of Transportation to lower the speed limit on State Road 434 and Sand Lake Road and install a school zone flashing signal on 434. Parents of school children attending Forest City Elementary School have been concerned about the crossing since an 8-yearold boy was hit by a car there Feb. 6. About 1,200 parents asked for the resolution. Seminole County School Board member Pat Telson expressed her support for the resolution Wednesday at a meeting of the school board. In other action at this week's meeting the county cornmission approved a staff recommendation to bow to Woodlands resident' detuauds to reduce no parking hours In that subdivision to the hours students are traveling to and from school. Signs recently were put up banning parking from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. due to traffic created by the new Rock Lake Middle School. The signs will be changed to ban parking only from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. and from 3:15 p.m. to 4 p.m. The commission also decided to reject the one construction bid it received for four new fire stations and re-advertise for bids with new specifications. The action came because the bid received called for an expenditure $200,000 In excess of what the county budgeted. Commissioner Richard Williams accused the architects on that bid, from Southland Construction, of "putting some things in that weren't necessary to run the cost up." "Tell them," he instructed Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser, "I'm going to wipe them off my list.', Kaiser said he and County Purchasing Agent JoAnne Black. mon have given them that message verbally. Commissioner Bob Sturm said the architects were remiss for not bringing in the designs within the budgeted amounts. The county has allocated $700,000 to build new fire stations at Five—Points Midway and expand Goldenrod IN BRIEF 00 Safety Thursday, Feb. 21, 1I0-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. !• ' I l. ' ' , i i 1:' �vening HeiaJd AVE., SANFORD. -. p .---, .. . - --... - •..-,.....s. -- 1 -:-- Longwood City Administrator David Chacey will no longer be sharing center sta ge with elected city officials at commission meetings, but he says the move should only Improve his visability. The change is part of the project to remodel the Longwood City Hall, work which has reached the room used by t he commission for its Monday night sessions. The wide V-sha ped table at the front of the room where the commission sits had to be shortened to accommodate a new platform, which will elevate the commissioners a few inches a bove the heads of their audience. While comiiiissioners, the city's attorney and Around 32771 Thursday, February 21, 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, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The Clock High OPEC Prices r] By DAVID M. HAZIER As construction progresses, city business goes clerk will still sit up front, Chacey lost lus seat and will move to a at the right side of the room, In front of a map of the city. "I'm not gnashing my teeth over the move," said Chacey. He and the mayor had worked out the redesign of the meeting room together, he FLORIDA BRIEF on. Citizens attending last week's commission meeting witnessed the city officials speaking from a bare wooden platform holding their commission table, as they sat on chairs resting on a floor minus its old covering, but still lacking a new carpet. The city hall, attached to the city fire station on Warren Avenue, Is also getting a new room and other improvements to help house the city government. Chacey said the $13,500 in improvements will provide larger offices for the city's utility department, and provide a desk for the city's recently hired recreation director. He expected the work will be complete by March 1. desk said. Mayor Steven Uskert explained the change was made to allow Chacey quick access to the map visable throughout the small room while making presentations. On previous occasions when a presentation had to be made, either the audience or the commissioners were left out, as Chacey tried to display material from his seat. VIEWPOINT ---- Li — -. 4,ids • KI 5 ta fl, Tunisia financial counselor. A list of his political associations would read like a Who's Who of Washington. As chairman of New York's Municipal Assistance Corp., he is widely credited with salvaging the Big Apple's financial prospects after the default of 1975. Indeed, Mr. Rohatyn is I?\ _______ AM AC ______ ______ Ethics Panel To Investigate Sex Charges Against Clerk TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - The Ethics cornmission has ordered a full-scale Investigation of sexual harrassment accusations by former female employees against Jackson County Circuit Court Clerk Raymond R. Bruner. Marie 20, told a commission investigator she byci __________ AoT Mr0 So it is fair to say that Felix Rohatyn is not given to fits of unreasoning panic. And yet, he IS voicing Chicken Little predictions these days as th ough the sky were in fact about to fall, 1 feel I'm living in 1912, th e years of the Guns I AM NOT A CROOj( Pakistan and Tunisia, separated by 3,000 miles, are also poles apart politically. But there is a connection between the two countries, one that has no difficulty at all spanning the geographical and ideological gap. libya. of August (the title of Barbara Tuchman's masterpiece on th e causes of World War I). I see an enormous threat to our way of life, a lot of pain. But let's start with Pakistan. This is the At best, we face a reduced standard of living. And plucky little dictatorship, you'll recall, that is at worst, we'll have to defend our interests watching the ramparts for civilization following Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. abroad. And the longer we wait and do nothing Promptly recognizing not only the which is what we're doing the worse It's going situation's danger but Its possibilities, to get." Pakistani supreme leader General The causes of Mr. Rohatyn's profound sense of Muhammad Zia ul.Haq a few weeks back apprehension are both political and economic. dismissed a tentative offer of $400 million In "...at present, we have no coherent set of either U.S. aid with one well-publIcized word: domestic or foreign policies," he notes. And he "Pconuts." goes on to argue that unless something is done to But not to worry. Almost as promptly, resolve our enormous economic and social President Carter's national security adviser strains...we could be headed for a financial Zbignlew Brzezinski was dropping in at Islamabad wi th assurances that there was no collapse." son to get excited rea or be unexcited At the heart of Mr. Rohatyn's most apocalyptic bo -------- ______ IAMP4 Consuniers Could Lose Big Clout IAMPID AX*! ACROOK! IAMNt' AeRcacf _____ A 1. I ____AM - lAM TAM I - I \/accine - cashews as well in Zia's mix. Possibly even - the nt tn' - yearL "That'S Simply - flOt sustainable proposllicn."he says. Moreover, Mr. Rohatyn forecasts a net drain of one trillion dollars from Western economies between now and 1985 as the cost of OPEC oil. A - -. tra nsfer of such magnitude could, in turn, dest y ro the International monetary system and trigger a global economic collapse, The Wizard of Wall Street is hardly alone In envisioning a subsequent military struggle for those natural resources, chiefly oil, without which no modern economy can survive, thIs year singles out Pakista n for special ' mention. Unfavorable, Zia a sharply rtttcIzed by name for pofiY'1fromIsed national e1ectLons, dissolving political parties, expanding military cour ts, censoring the press and ' detaining opposition politicians without charges. Not quite consistent with Brzezinski's chununy performance in Islamabad (this being the capital, by the way, In which a mob stormed and burned the U.S. Embassy late last year while Pakista ni police stuck close to their barracks). But then, reconciling divergent positions of U.S. foreign policy and policy makers is our problem, not Zia's, Human rights, however, is not the only Mr. Rohatyn would def use this budding Arproblem be tween the United States and maggedon by imposing a 50-cent per gallon tax Pakistan. Thereis alsothe matter of a on gasoline to force conservation and by offering nuclear-weapons capability. Washington to pay for oil Imports with long-term bonds and believes Islamabad Is developing such and In gold reserves, the cause of non-prolifera tion Is discouraging the effort, with no success whatsoever so far, There Is ample room for debate about this The Pakistani effort Is widely reported to be particular remedy, especially the proposed gas hmn by oil-rich Libya. And It is beginning tax increase. But Felix Rohatyn's sense of to be widely suspected that Ubya in tends to urgency about the need to sharply reduce our share Its eventual fruits a bomb, dependence on foreign oil is absolutely apMeanwhole, 3,000 miles to the west, seizure propriate. Now if only sothething akin to this of the strategically situated town of Gafsa In alarm, coupled with a rational plan for developing southern Tunisia recently was th warted by domestic energy resources, could carry the day Thnlslan f orces with significant French assistance, Initially billed as a rebellion with Mr. Rohatyn's friends in Washington. aaai- nst a auletiv - oro-Western iiovernznent in Thnis, the thrust turned Out to have been conceived in and mounted from neighboring Libya. - - Pleas e Write . Letters to the editor are welcom& 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 requiremeeti, ____________________ BERRY'S WbkLO . : WASHINGTON Whether or not the U.S. mili tary learned anything in VIetnam, the Russians certainly did. Intelligence analysts sifting reports from the Afghanistn blitzkieg have noted the Soviets' widespread use of their MI-24 helicopter gunshlps in both combat and police roles. These higispeed choppers can pepper a hillside wIth up to 6,000 rounds per minute, - To the Pentagon'$ chagrin, the Red Anny developed the MI.24 after observing the V I . . V - C) 0 ) *4 0 ) - e ; El I (9 1. Jim Berry , p - ROSSITER JR. By AL (WI Science Editor WASHINGTON UPI; Three Universi ty general poverty." And they said it cannot be assumed that r heumatic fever will continue to be a minor of Tennessee researchers report progress In problem In the United States because the the effort to develop a vaccine agai nst the strep organisms that cause the disease might streptococcal bacteria that cause rheumatic someday become resistant to an tibiotics. fever and rhe um atic heart disease, The three researchers, all professors of The quesUon they say, La whether such medicine at the university, wrote in a recent a vaccine Is needed In these days of effective of thèmbIIcs1jow.naJ IpitaIrctIce ue strep-killing antibiotics, and if so. where? Rheumatic fever Is almost always t he ottiat tt.e are goxi reasons for tt'alnliing that nly cer ta in kinds of strep bacteria cause result of a streptococcal Infection of the r umatic fever. he throat al though the Tennessee researchers They said the main oltacle ftat say most people who get strep throat would not develop rheumatic fever even wi thout stands hinders development of a practicable treatment. But many who get rheumatic human vaccine is Identification C)! fever develop rheumatic heart disease, of streptococcal organisms that cause The most common result of rheumatic rheumatic fever, fever is damage to the heart valves and in "We thus feel reasonably secure in some cases the heart muscle Itself may be predicting that an effective strep(ococcaj weakened, vaccine ii only a matter of time, although As late as the 1940s, rheumatic heart large-scale clinical tests will probably disease was the leading cause of dea th among prolong the walL" school age children, During World War II, Beachey, Stollerman and Blsno said it tens of thousands of young men crowded might not be worthwhile to immunize everytoget her in training cam ps and troopships one against the germs that cause rheumati developed strep throat and many died or were fever. They said a more logical approachc permanently injured by resul ting heart woujd be to concentra te on areaswhere the disease, disease is most Then caine penicillin. The streptococcal Another target for the vaccine, they said, bacteria happened to particularly vulnerable would be those people who already have to the new "miracle drug." aujfered a rheuma tic attack and thus Thanks to penicillin and other an tibiotics, more vulnerable to ne, attacks, r heuma tic fever Is now a rare disease In the of the disease is now prevented by steady and United States al though it continues to crop up often life-long use of antibiotics. In areas of poverty. In addition, the scientists said It aars Unfortunately, said Drs. Edwin Beachey, that only about 10 percent of the population is Gene StoUerman and Alan Bhano. the ,,. ,i.. .i -ii mii situa tion is different In manY underdeveloped be possible eventually to Identify those who countries "whose society Can best be Inherited such a vulnerability and Vaccina te described as pockets of affluence amid only than. probibition on FTC-imposed divesture - dema is. But Jack A. Blum, a highly respected - Washington lawyer, noticed and informed the subcommittee of a highly unusual feature of that memo: Paragraph after Pal'a&IPb was "a verbatim reproduction" of a legal brief submitted to the FTC almost six - now, years earlier. The earlier document had been drafted by Howrey and Simon, 'a high-powered, highpi'hd Washington law firm, on behalf of General Mills Inc., one of three companies accused In an FTC case seeking divestiture because of alleged monopolization of the breakfast-Cereal market. Moreover, Howrey and Simon represen ts the Exxon Corp. and the Shell 011 Co. in another FTC divestiture proceeding, alleging that eight major oil companies have moopolized refinery operations In portions of "I understand that I am being personally criticized for circula ting a memo to the members of the Commerce Committee on this Issue," Heflintold the hushedaudience, "This memo was prepared by a member of my sta ff at my direction ... lam Informed that portions and parts of It consisted of information and views contained In motions before the corn. mission." The proceedings that followed that tortured admission were anticlimactic, Blum offered w uene "a ncere apology" for any --- . £ew em barrassment caused by the incident, then t he subconnittee quleUy shelved Hef lin's amendment. assault." The repor t adds' "In the wake of the Vietnam war, however, the Soviets have cied Uwir view on the proper role of the helicopter." om a tentative start -using choppers t . airlift combat troops forward of the front line t he RLa the concept of helicopters as attack air - "In the Soviet view," a later analysis reported , "helIcopters can rang., some Chats btd enemy Lines In ground'sitack and anti-tank missions, as well as give , porting fire for air assault landings beyond the range of conventional Soviet cowid Americans' copters gunshlp techniques In the Vialnam conf lict, Until then, sources told my weapons." . associa te Dale Van Atta, the Soviets' f At flrd, the Russians simply armed thefr heli had been fairly primiti ve, existing copters with standard ground A top4eCret Cantral Intelligence Agency weapons. But then came their all-new loper, report traces the Russians' progreas In ciiopper. _ __ lwlleopter tactics and developmenL "LJnUI"Ifl late 1972," a secret CIA report nsIes the early ivz," It says, "the Soviet military "the Soviets delivered to selected combat ied helicopters largely in support roles, such units a new helicopter, the 11134, specifIcally dIgpd for air .ssuJ ptin,s, It as airlifting supplies, equipment and men behind frlssully battle lines to cope with heavu armed ad could carry ShOot 11 shifting tactical iItuatkim troops; It had a retractable landing gear for 'lbs concept of helicopter a pack horse Increased speed, and short wIn with has been reflected in this design of Soviet weapon-carrying pyloi*." beluiipten. mey are large and rugged, but The 111-34 has since been Improved with soiiewhat crude and aerodyna mically bombs, rockets and anti-tail missiles. "It inefficient. They Lack the speed arid reportedly has a laser rage4Inder that maneuverability required for armed combat makes Its weapons slgnlfk'sntly more so. t ' . ... , ., 01(1ST 5)1tfls,"theintaill$1tC And every year tile Alabama Imocrat report states. 'lbs limited Soviet experience with arid the ignores tiwir pleas. So the associa tion was surprised to get an inoreased U.S. use of armed helicopters have Inviation a while back to a $1-head fundfocused Soviet attention on the vulnerability JI1'4 reception for their nemesis. The armorandnlechaIiasdcolumnstoarmd Virginians were a confirmed In their 1IS(St 151)011 stated, addli: OPinion "Madsen fS'flhiflC* jot li$U*ft 115 U11*II$$ of SevlU as a dam-building enrelatively Ineffective In iMceptIng low-md "a staun The solicitations deacribed Bevill as ch advocate of waterway programs swyIng optsri, (who) has met several times with President Finally, the Soviets have added a still- Cirt to argue for adequate funding." unused capability to their MI.24s InCornmge Sharon Rogers of the preparation for combat against forces "tter receiving tigs letter SI1WPd With IbSir 0Wfl hibcopters. (obviously by m'ltake), we cannot but 'lbsSo etsbeganin im totrain11144 wo nder the possibility of an impartial crews inviground.controlled i*trcept 6 bufts it t) - that they have decided tha tthu lWIkOptI$',C*RDIT DEP'ERflD: which Is faster e euvae ... Atkinson, D.Pa., mayhave burned one too willheused i anti-haUcopterrole" Farthis manyheidges when he announced his support use' the soperchopsould be ipp for Ted Kemj* agaii jmj Car'.er, The with to'slr — ül Woodw idge, betweenBeaver Falls and n"1e to sisal dawn U.S. helttw w Brlgig In his home district, was Ok'd me Rus.Iaiis are oviI to he psioscie for $ minion in repairs fromTrans portation piii In u telulIqw, of combatptOnss Sscr.t Neil G01dechmbt'g dIàetonary bY the United Statse -and dm flde alter AtkhWOUI had pushed ttrasgha vietnun. rec meni1ng sot u000 voiii1 e year us Upper letting the coIJessmaji ann©, Weet Fork River WaterShed Associationthe awofend get credit from the folks at didliufly sbeas op it hearings of Rep. Tan hams i'5 a standard ilactice for federal , .. lb. hl Wig .1*9 and argues against constructionof th eout to Carter supporters who had had noth Stonew Jackson (1j ing weetarnVirghds. to dowiththe pr oject. - .•n;c '• . ' . - . .• ;. ....... .-•- Rep. Eugene .-. . . .- u .. • - ,. •... - kM - .r ,., .. O. " . .. . i-ire ClUE) Still Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. and John Culver, D-lowa. Also targeted are seats currently held by Sens. Adlai Stevenson, D-III., and Jacob Javits, R.N.Y. Both agreed to make 60 percent —$136 billion of - Under present law, only $100 In dividends for individuals $200 for married couples filing Jointly can he excluded. Interest boost savings and investment. But Rep. The negotiators also agreed that 25 percent $57 billion of the windfall revenues WIs, were expected to decide today the fate of the federal income tax $201 of combined Foriney "Pete" Stark, D-Calif., said it should be used to help lower income numerous tax credits and technical issues interest and dividends for individuals and benefits rich people, and "does nothing for households offset their rising energy bills, $400 for married couples filing joint returns. sinall savers, will widen the deficit, and in- and 15 percent — $34 billion — for energy and The exemption would be effective for two crease inflation." transportation programs. - between individuals and businessmen, leaving it to be decided later in other legislation. - income is not exempt. Bentsen said the higher exemption would - - sutiuintiauy,-- one aide said. Graham also will recommend supplemental appropriations to cover state gasoline and utility bills, probably more money for state employee pay raises and, possibly, $17 million for the Medicaid program to overcome a deficit and keep benefits from having to be cut. anticipated recession hits later this year. Spending proposals will include a sizable supplemental appropriation for education, although not the $180 million requested by Education Cbnunissioner Ralph Turlington, Graham aides say. "It will please most of the education folks, at least 80 percent of them, The state's share of total school f unding will go up - space. national product) going into research Inquiry Into the unknown," he said. "That has got to be reversed or we can't be a number one nation," he said. Ha cnnka frrnn the launch niiil from which he was rocketed into space by anAtlas rocket aboard Friendship 7. His flight in the Mercury project began at 9:47 a.m. Feb. 20, 1962. lie orbited earth three times. Now a Democratic se nator from Ohio, the first American to orbit the earth said another astronaut told him as he prepared for launch, he with von. John Glenn' "it makes my hair stand up on the back of my head whenever I hear that," Glenn told about 600 people who gathered to mark the 18th anniversary of his flight Wednesday and The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees has asked Graham to propose a bigger pay raise for state employees for 198081, saying the planned 5.5 percent is not enough to keep up with Inflation. An extra 3 percent raise would cost $26.5 million. obert 3. SmiTh1 M.D. '¶ DERMATOLOGY Skin Dh.asu And Surgery Highway Automotive, Inc FEBRUARY SPECIAL AUTO WASH & WAX Includ.s all exterior and Interior, wh(t.waIII, bumpers. windows, wheel covers, •lC. $19% REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING. 2il3OrlandoDr.—Sanford(17'fl) WHEREMARCSLADECNRYSLER USED TOIE PHONE 322-79O 2425 PARK AVE. SANFORD Alice Roosevelt Longworth, 96, Dead CHRISTMAS, Fla. (UPI) — An agriculture depart. ment director says he would love to reimburse Jesse Eden!leki for the damage done to his beehives by mosquito control spraying, but Congress has yet to appropriate the funds, Edenfleld, a beekeeper for 70 of his 75 years, no some 700 of his hives have been destroyed by in. secticlde poisoning. He has been unable to collect for beehives destroyed last year In an emergency mosquito control spray program in the Christmas area of east Orange county. debut in the White House as a 16-year-old in WASHINGTON (UP!) — Teddy Roosevelt's irreverent daughter, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, whose quips and barbs charmed and sometimes outraged Washington for much of 1902. "Ugh oh I did hate It. I don't think I've ever worn French blue since — and they sang It and sang It," she said. Mrs. Longworth had been Ill for a week with bronchial pneumonia. Her granddaughter, Joanna Sturm, 33, was at her bedside when she died. - the 20th century, died Wednesday. She was 96. - -_ Mrs. Longworth, the reigning Grande Dame of Washington, Inspired the popular song "Alice Blue Gown" when she made her -_ Florida AREA DEATHS "You Block people really know Lawyers To WILLIAM EWT Snodgrass, Enterprise and your stuff. I should have William Addis Stewart, 28, Mrs. Onnie Bender, Enter. come here last year. Advertise died of Flamingo De., Sanford, prise; two granddaughters, Tuesday in Bethesda, National Naval Pam Jackson and Cheryl Jackson, both of Tampa. Brisson Funeral Home-PA Medical Center, He was born finally can advertise on radio in Portsmouth, Va. and is In charge of arrangements. AM television. moved to Sanford 2oyears ago s The Florida Supreme Court from Middletown, R.I. He was Funeral Notice today issued a modified In the U. & Navy and attended version of a ruling handed Grace United Methodist ST11111WART, WILLIAM ADDIS— down last July, allowing the Church. He was a member of Funeral services for William Addle Stewart, 7$, of 274 lii. of the electronic media by the Disabled American F lamino Drive. Sanford, who attorneys to advertise prices. Veterans of Seminole. died Tueiday In Ish.sd., AN.. office hours and areas of legal will be & 10 am. Saturday, at by his his wife, Gramkow He is survived Funeral Home Sanford; speciality. Paz' Chapel. Burial in Oaklawn Beverly, The original order never tents, Mr, and Mrs. Max Cim$ery. Gramkow In charge. two others, Ma tthew Stewart, petitioned for a rehearing and Lake Mary and Richard Stewart, Sanford; two mars, Stewart Miss Susan Casselberry and MIII Kathleen Stewart, Orlando, Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. M& A JA(UON The amended decision Mrs. Era D. Jackson, 79, of direct solicitation South Sanford Avenue $4 the use by lawyers Of Sanford, died Wednesday. gimmick Born in Ogeitborpe, Ga., she garnish techniques." cxnetolnfotdlnll28.St* lawyers have traditionally was a member of the Fleet 'bee pocighited from any sort Baptist aurdi of Senferd. Survivors lfru'4e a son, C advertising. The U.S. So. JaCksOn, of Temp.; that David prome Court ruled in ion sisters, Mrs J.ssll tour tátal bans on advertising were wiconailtutlonal restnicLewis, Orlando, Mm. Fleads IA Vlnning, Orlando, Mrs. Ecoy dw at frWA&M ER sensitive question of how to divide the tax cuts - Senate budget experts said Wednesday. More would be avilable if he dipped into the working capital emergency reserve fund. Aides say, however, his present plan is to keep the fund at $373.6 million, the maximum allowed by law, in the event state revenues plummet when the long- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) For- watch him dedicate a $3,000 marble menumer astronaut John Glenn stood on a scrubby ment to it. patch of Atlantic coast overrun by palmettos Glenn said t he United States should spend and inhabited by deer, rattlesnakes and more money on the exploration of space. tors and remembered the day, 18 years ago, "Wha t we've seen in recent years Is a when he was rocketed from the same spot Into smaller amount of money from the (gross Beekeeper Stung' By Sprays The bar asked the court whether It Intended to allow direct solicitation, that Is, a lawyer saying outright, "him The negotiators avoided the politically tax cuts. The action simply would make the funds available for tax cuts. Other legislation would have to be passed to put them into effect. Also approved Wednesday was a plan by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, 1)-Texas, to exclude from Glenn Marks Famous F hg h t General Services Administration. Bids were opened Wednesday in Atlanta. Florida Bar Association years starting in January 1981, and would cost __ Nixon, The landing pad cost the taxpayers $40000. The sealed bid was submitted by Alison L McIntosh, 33, of Pompano Beach, Fla., wife of a building contractor. It was accompanied by a certified check for $8,751 to cover 10 percent deposit required by the Sa nford; But Chesley admitted, "This is a setback, I can't tell you it isn't." $fl7.3 billion oil windfall profits tax for individual and corporate tax cuts and doubled tax exemptions for small savers, The negotiators, nearing completion of their efforts to resolve differences between the and Senate windfall profits tax - estate dealer has submitted the high bid of $87,510 for the helicopter pad in Biscayne Bay behind the Site the former winter home of ex-President Richard M. Stewart, br file in trial court." the Treasury an estimated $4.3 billion. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The $481 million available for the supplemental state budget seems like a lot, but it won't go very far because almost every agency is screaming for more money. Gov, Bob Graham's recommendations for revision of the $16 billion 197941 budget put together by the Legislature last summer must be submitted to lawmakers by Sunday. The recommendations are scheduled to go out Friday, but the work isn't finished yet, partly because Graham has been in New York all week on a business-recruiting trip. He has $268.7 million available for new recurring expenditures and $211.9 million for onetime-only expenses, House and Woman May Got Nixon Pad POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -A woman real effect .c &11 Graham To Tinker With Supplemental Budget their stockholders. The Senate Commerce Committee voted to leave stockholders confidential Wednesday, accepting Florida Bankers Association arguments that many banks will have trouble selling stock If the ideniity of investors is no longer kept confidential. Pensacola Sen. W.D. Childers' committee also approved a proposal making It clear savings and loan associations have the right to raise the Interest rate when a home with an existing mortgage is sold, instead of being stuck with the rate that was In effect at the time of the original sale. wet into wu I"f the windfall profits tax revenues available for By voice vote Wednesday, the negotiators TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Comptroller Gerald Lewis will have to look to j.he House for help In his campaign to force state-chartered banks to identify (Md.) iuuiiuiiwi. negotiators have earmarked $136 billion of the Lewis Needs Help Of House TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Lawyers in Florida WLUUUII IU LI dustry. We may have some motions to Jurors took just 3' hours to decide attorneys. "We worked awfully hard concerning Independent producers. Stevenson and Javits have announced they will not seek re-election. 4 remains unknown. It also puts into question chances for uevmce mu not cause me imre a we -ith Beverly Hills supper club." out-of-court settlements remaining defendants in the mountain "I'm certainly very, very pleased," of civil litigation yet to be tried, said Alex Rose, one of several defense WASHINGTON (UP!) — House and Senate financial aid in the November election campaign. It also chose 98 House seats for special treatment, In the Senate, the re-election campaigns for prolabor are Sens. Donald Stewart, DAIs.; Frank Church, 1)-Idaho; Birch Bayh, D-Ind.; George McGovern, D. S.D.; Charles Mathias, H-Md.: John Durkin, 1)-N.H.; ½ 1 done. We don't feel this is a ny wiring to an electrical WII Windfall Oil Bill To Include Tax Cuts? seats held by friends of organized labor for priority I review. We feel an awful lot is going to a connection of old technology the posh Southgate, Ky., supper club I SAL HARBOUR, Fla. (UPI) — While the attention of most of the nation is on the presidential primaries, the AFLC!O is more concerned that Democrats may lose control of the Senate. The federation's political arm, the Committee on Political Education, Wednesday designated 10 Senate the East, South and Midwest. Soviets Learn Vietnam Combat Lessons of Afghanistan. .............................:..,~.:: I-I eI Poor A/lay I COVINGTON, K)'. (UPI) litigants that so-called old technology aluminum and leng. I think this should be a final suing for damages received a setback wiring did not cause the fire. That was resolution." from a jury that decided instgficient the only question before them during a Stanley Chesley, chief attorney for ividence i tt"i to- blame aluminium trial that started Dec. and till ed 7,000 the fire victims, refused to place such a wiring for a fire that killed 1GS persons pages of court transcripts, label on the jury verdict. at the Beverly Hills Supper Club May The jury reported to U.S. District "We're very disappointed, of cour28, 1977. Judge Carl Se." he said, "We feel bad. The Jury has me ieuerai jury s ueciswnveuspoken, but we have a lot of options to 'We, the jury, unanimously find that nesday means the cause of the fire at - IdW aL- Demo Race Concerns Union - JACK ANDERSON and carry sophisticated euIpment for spotting their targets on the barren hillsIdeS (S documented beyond questions. Heflln's proposal was brief, explicit and controversial. He wanted to strip the FTC of the power to require di vestit ure in cases where t he commission found that a concentratlon of corporate power thwarted com peti tion in an Industry. When Heflin earlier circulated a copy of his proposedamendment,ltwasaccompanledby an eight-page memo offering legal argumen ts a nd legislative precedents to justify a SCIENCE WORLD - macwlamias. Almost simultaneously back In Washington, the Sta te Department was delivering to Congress Its annual report on human-rights conditions around the world, a document that - U ,nil a ut the figure. It was mentioned only for o peners. Apparently there are to be pecans and visions is oil, and specifically the financial u rn Supper _&. denied the allegations. His wife told investlgators she believed Miss Hand was "planted" in her husband's office by political enemies. the Senate Commerce Committee was meeting to consider an amendment proposed by Sen. Howell Heflln, D-Ala, to sectionS (b) of the Federal Tra de Commission Act. But t hose present knew why they were witnesses to a far more fascinating drama: disclosure of a rare case in which the in. sidlous power of special-interest groups to Influence federal legislation was being AM _____ A proceedings began. Officially, the consumer subcommittee of ft U1'J nl.,, DVIII .,.e e,. UU - torney separate allegations that the 19-year career as the legisla tors took their seats and the , / mnv,+h W. clerk tried to bribe one witness to testify for him. packed the hearing room was unusually tense ______ .AcRccc( . stoned. --- was wearing an electronlc bugging device when the middle-aged clerk propositioned her. She claims he offered her money for sex 0 and on ce -400- in- eash- Which he refused. Bruner said Miss Hand tried to blackmail him for $5,000. The commission voted to hold a hearing on the ,lhiitnnc nwi WASHINGTON (NEA)— Although the meeting of the Senate subcommittee was billed as a routine session, the crowd that t AM '1. \ ----------- io$i tAMWT rpimlor __ • • ROBERT WALTERS , ;I 14MNC ______ Pci sometimes referred to as the "Wizard of Wall Street." rii g' 1flO—SA location of various nieces of equipment aboard the vessel, their settings, and where various Coast Guardsmen were at the time of collision. The witnesses have made crude drawings to help investigators during the questioning, now going into Its 20th day, but board members were anxious to get a personal look at the overall scene on the bridge of the Blackthorn. A preliminary survey indicated the only major structural damage to the vessel was a gaping hole above the waterline where the anchor of the Capricorn was embedded for a time after the Impact. The vessel is expected to be refurbished and recommis- TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) The Marine Board of Investigation, found until the vessel was refloated. All have been Identified. adjourned itshearing into the collision and sinking of the Coast In addition to the Coast Gua rd Board, three members of the Guard bouy tender Blackthorn until 1 p.m. today to allow its National Transportation Safety Board are sitting in on the members to inspect the vessel, hearings. The 180-foot cutter was refloated from the bottom of Tampa Lt. Cmdr. George Jim Sepel, commanding officer of the Bay west of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge Tuesday and was Blackthorn, testified for the third day Wednesday and will be towed into drydock Wednesday. back on the stand when the hearing resumes this afternoon, The board, composed of five Coast Guard officers, is trying He was expected to visit the Blackthorn with his attorneys, to determine why and how the collision between the buoy as was Ensign John H. Ryan, officer of the deck, who testified tender and the tanker Capricorn occurred Jan. 28. earlier, George lkShea, captain of the Capricorn, and Harry The accident took the lives of 23 crewmen from the Black- Eugene Knight, harbor pilot aboard the Capricorn, with their thorn, making It the Coast Guard's worst peacetime disaster, attorneys. Nine of the victims were recovered earlier, but 14 were not The board has heard considerable testimony about the Hand, FelixRohatynisnojjghtwejgftt52.ejsa respected Wall Street investment banker and Thursday, Feb. 21, Marine Board To Inspect Raised Vessel IN Need Fast Remedy hemorrhage attributable to the importation of nearly half of our petroleum supplies, Mr. Rohatyn observes that the value of all com panies trading on the New York Stock Exchange isroughly $900 billion an aggregate net worth that has taken two centuries of toil and Investment to accumulate. 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Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Ft. iiu Thursday, Fib. 21, iNS Sanford's Cotton; 13 Points, 11 Rebounds Beachum Bounces Tars, Knights Get Bye point," su mised Torchy after the game. present. Jones ranks fifth in field goal By SAM COOK At that point center Rossin was hit with four free throws around a power move just too tight." Herald Sports Writer The 6-0, 170-pound junior guard con- percentage for Division 11 basketball an untimely technical for a misdirected layup by Cotton to settle matters. Cotton Only Beachum didn't hear the music. Rollins' Coach Mark Freidinger looked nected on 7-of-Il jump shots and added a players with a sparklIng 61.9 average, remark and Rollins still had hope finished wIth 13 points and 11 rebounds. Rollins (63): Crouch 4, Rich 8, Flser 14, fine floor game for 14 points. Last night he hit on 3-of-15 attempts. as II he had just lost his best friend, although only 2:45 remained. Even though the Knights missed fire of CoIling 13, Mahoney 15, Koppelman 4 "Beachum's play near the end of the "Not much of a wime, period," related After a quick. sean of the obituary Mahoney hit the technical, but the Tars their last six free throws the nine-point Zyburt 4. Totals 25-13-63. column (scoreboard), one realized it had first half hurt us," agreed Freidinger. the senior floor general about his threw the ball away the nexftà tliuieI dTfYtntlatwas LUtuiitithiOrRUllihsto UCF(69): Cotton 13, KruII 5, Rossin 9, "We had just started to turn the miserable night. "I was just off. I guess I down the floor, been much worse. overcome. Mahoney led the Tars with 15 Clark 15, Jones 8, Beachum 14, Ebron 5, Rollins had lost a basketball game to mornentwn when he entered." was trying to rush things too much, points. Fiser added 13 plus a game-high Haas 0, Mekarski 0, Totals 27-1549. "I thought the final turning point was 14 rebounds. Which was at the 6:22 mark in the first "But Beachum - let's talk about him. the University of Central Florida. 25 38 63 Rollins Sixty uine-63 was the final tally in a half. The Tars 6-8 sophomore center Joel lie's going to lie another Ho. He's Roland Ebron," Torchy assessed of the "It was like 'Dueling Banjos' tonight," UCF 31 38 69 game that didn't mean as much as it Fiser completed an 8-2 burst which gave (lefitlitely not bashful about shooting. He final two minutes, Ebron calmly sank said the older Clark. "Everybody was Fouled out Fiser, Cotton usually does this time of year. No Sun- Rollins a 1917 edge. (lid it tonight," pointed out Jones. shine State Conference title was on the Beachum canned his first jump shot, UCF jumped to a 39-29 advantage on line, No one had bet their life on the then stole the ball and fed Ho Clark for a two baskets by a slightly rejuvenated O11Ii did say goodbye to a bye layup. After a Tar turnover Beachum Jones, one of which was a jump shot connected again for a 23-19 lead. while falling down. though. With the victory, Torchy Clark's By United Press International The Terps hit 62 percent of their shots Carolina lost to North Carolina State, 63Former Winter Park High guard Stu The Tars, nevertheless came charging Knights will receive one of the two byes Albert King thinks the University of in the first half to take a 48-34 lead at 50, ninthrated Missouri topped OhCoIling finally ended a two-minute back. Senior Kyle Rich tossed in six in the conference tournament, drought for the Tars with a basket, but points within a five minute span. He Maryland can compete with any team in halftime but the Deacons, 13-12 and 4-9 in lahoma, 81-69, and No. 10 Notre Dame Undefeated conference champ Florida Beachum and Sanford's 6-1 leaper Ruben eventually tied the score at 41 with 9:43 to the nation and although he doesn't admit the ACC, pulled ahead 75.74 on a three- bested Xavier (Ohio), 85.72. Southern gets the other. it, he's the reason why, Freshman Eric Santifer scored 20 Cotton combined for the next eight points play. point play by Guy Morgan with 2:56 UCF finished the conference race at 8-2 and a Knight Intermission lead of 31-25. remaining, points to lead six players in double During the stretch though, the 6.6 King tied his career-high with 32 points and 24-2 overall. It doesn't take a mental But King hit two free throws 10 seconds figures for S}Tacu.se. Both teams were way off their games Cincinnati forward collected his third Wednesday night when seventh-ranked giant to figure out the two blemishes Kyle Macy, playing his last game in Maryland won Its first regular-season later and passed to Williams, who scored in the first half. Rollins shots almost 53 and fourth fouls. were to FSC, percent for the season, but shot only 39.9 "We lost the momimentun when Kyle got Atlantic Coast Conference title in five on a layup, for a 78-75 Maryland lead. Rupp Arena, scored 18 poInts to carry The Tars meanwhile concluded at 6-4 percent. The Knights who shoot 53.6 were his fourth foul," Freidinger said about years with an 83-77 vIctory over Wake Both players added dunks to put the Kentucky over Mississippi State in a Terps ahead, 82-75, with 43 seconds left. Southeastern Conference game. and 17-8 for the season with half of the well below at 35 percent. Coiling was the Rich's foul of 6-5 Dean Rossin who Forest. Alvis Rogers led the Deacons with a losses within the conference to UCF and only player in double figures with 11 promptly hit a free throw to put the Charles "Hawkeye" Whitney, playing FSC. King and Buck Williams combined for career-high 30 points and Morgan his final home game, tossed in 26 points points. Beachum had eight points. Knights up 42.41. eight points In the fInal 2:46 as Maryland, finished with 18, The Knight victory Wednesday evening to pace NC State to an ACC victory over "I might have been too psyched up for After a Craig Koppeiman bucket, which led by as many as 16 points In at the UCF Gym before 2,578 partisan iliiaryIand Wra,,s lip ACC Title Steve Stipanovich and Mark Dressier began in 1972. The Knights had won the shooting night. "I really wanted to go out six to spurt the Knights up again 48-43, It Williams finished with 22 poInts. 'Fhe win falling behind early was the eventual combined for 38 points to ensure Missouri ACC, downfall of the Deacons, in style." 13o bowed out of UCF with 15 was short-lived however, as guard Tim pits Maryland, 20-5 and 10.3 In the first meeting this year 72-70. a share of only its second Big Eight Points. Mahoney, Fiser and a pair of free throws against weak Georgia Tech In the first "We got behind early and when P'OU In a game where most of the usual basketball titie in the last 40 years with a Before the game UCF athletic director by forward Bob Zyburt tied the game at round of next week's ACC tournament, have to play stars felt they had sub-par nights one catchup, it changes your victory over defending champion sixth man was anything but par for the Jack O'Leary announced that Ho, the 48 all. "We played super in the first half and game plan," Tacy said. "We might have Oklahoma. Knight's all-time leading scorer, would winning Knights. It was the closest (he Tars would get. then kind of folded," said Maryland lost Our intensity once we got ahead." Tracy Jackson scored 24 points and Jim Beachum, sharpshooting guard have his jersey retired as the Knights The younger Clark hit a jumper, then Coach Lefty Driesell. "I don't know If It In other games featuring Top 10 teams, Kelly Tripucka added 20 and Notre Dame from Evans High, made the difference honored it seniors, fed Beachum for another basket. Then was the pressure on us or what but we did No. 2 Syracuse defeated Niagara, 107-82, shot an amazing 88 percent in the second last night. Another senior guard Gerald Jones added a Iayup on a nice drive to his right, comae back and that's the mark of a good fourth-ranked Kentucky downed half for a come-frombehind victory over "Beachum's play was the turning also had a disastrous going away plus another long bomb. UCF' led 5842. team." Mississippi State, 71.65, No. 8 North Xavier. WTRR To Broadcast Buc-Tribe Rematch ____________________ Kentucky Shakes Off a, 4S" St',,t Pd,* Yo'i. Pd Y Senior Sentimentality _____ - . ( 1' - 1 - L.f,J.. .,- .' i' By United Press Internatloma) entuck ba e official goodbye to Its seniors Wed.1 ii.: ? 4 nesuay IIgImI Ln Ky., and It's probably a good thing. Coach Joe Hall says his Wildcats play poorly after such sentimentality and he's glad its behind thezii because they're got a showdown at Louisiana State Sunday for the regular-season Southeastem Conference title. Wednesday night's farewells delayed the game 15 I, ' I I ''; . '•" :.;' /: ./ . - p. ' • .. ," ' : ,\ i4-i - WTRR's play-by-play man Joe Johnson Is a familiar figure at the scorer's table, bringing Tribe fans Seminole high home games over the air. Re isters March 3& 4 eur nun we uiue American League 1111 swing into action first, with opening games set for the week of March 31. Players wishing to register for the little major leagues t 16.11 a -y aids), junior league 13 and 14-year-aids) and Pee Wee league (8. and 9.year.olds may register at the Sanford Recreation Department offices at the Sanford City Hall, Sanford Chic Center or Westsldc Recreation Center, Tryouts (or the little major leagues will be Monday sad Tuesday, March 3 and 4. JunIor League tryouts will be March 10 sad 11, wIth the 1S.week season to open AprIl 7. Pee Wee league tryouts are scheduled (or April Sand ii, with the seamm to open May 5. Players who will he in the same league thIs year as they were last year do not need to tryout. Coachesare needed in all leagues, as a should contact the Sanford Recreation Department. Players who register early and participate in the tryouts have a b tier than cal being s lected for a team thantluase ubo sign up after the trveuts. Player lees have been set at $7 for the Little major leagues iiorkagueiiud atIS for thepee wee league, Fur the player fee, little major leaguers and junior leaguers will receive their cap, baseball socks and inssu'ance, Pee wee leaguers will receive a cap and insurance. Ai organizatIonal meeting for coaches La all leagues will be held Tuesday, Feb. 14, at the Sanford Recreation Departhient office at the Sanford Civic Center. star of the game was the gs c ey rown, w 0 scored 35 points. , wn pu iienu.ucn, mkop the SEC standings at 14-3(25.4 overall) but I.SU can pull even tonight with a victory over MississIppI. That would put It all up to the final game of the regular season Sunday with the Wildcats meeting the Bengals at Baton Rouge, La. In other conference action Wednesday night, Alabama took sole possession of third place at 114 with a 59-47 win • d Mississippi State 7145. 1I ' '" " ' - -, . byAlon Mover 'c,,,'' " """ ,. - )f/ 7/f OP i". b. 'TI" LIOE ' . ., - iucirig Lalavett a r.i -----'I Mercer 96, Tulane 79 McNeese St. 73, SE La. 68 Maryland 83, Wake Forest 77 NC. St. 63. N. Carolina so Old Dom 89, East Car. 73 Rchmnd 76, Va. Cmmnwitp, 67 Stetson 77, Marquette 72 Vanderbilt 74, Florida mi Virginia 63. Wm. & Mary 33 Va. Wesleyan 70, Avereit 61 Midwest ILB) 65.9; 330 Lows Maul (LB 48. 880 Bonham (LB) 2399. Sanford 2:02.5; 720. Perry (s) the la.st eight g;IImit's. Lake Howell put the game on ice by SANFORD.ORLANDO Another key to iike Howell's holding Spruce Creek to a cheap nine 28.1 2. Mile Walson (16)13:11.2; Wednesday results SeaSOn ending peak has bet.'n ttt play Mile Realy: Sanford 4:19.3. points while scoring 17. Firstrace-5.14, C Sfot Basye (LB) 346' z; Discus: 3Forelgn of junior guard Bruce I3rlghtman. "The full court uress did it for us." Basye (LB) 107.11; High Jump Diplomat 13.13 7.20 1.40 Tht' 5011(11% built blonde is like the points out Robinson. "We hounded a Patrick I Tiger Corso IS) 3 2; Long Jump Maul 9.10 3.10 little girl with the curl ... hen he's them for all but four minutes of the (LB) 158' IWright Don Won 3.09 been good, he's been very good, but (2.4) 59.20; 1 (2.4.1) 44,60. game and it paid off. We forced 23 Second race -3.8, B when tie's off, lie's way (1ff. turnovers.'' iOn Around 3.80 4.00 2.60 71 "Bruce is starting to mature as a 0' Good full court presses are SGPIG's Sammie 7.10 1.40 r' Wednesday's Results Ho 89 basketball player now," says his 1 T Max becoming the rage of the Five Star 100 Greg Robinson's Lake Howell Silver lately." Bethany 71. Sthtrn 72 Seminole 7, South Florida 2 Q(4.S) 34.50; P (4.5) 90.40; 1 (4. touch. Conference as (tie district tournament Hawk basketball squad has very C. Mich. 73, Bwlng Gm 72 One of those guys is Hawk mainstay S.?) 340.40; 00 (2.4) 34,00: Tim. So. Florida "Stnet1iiies, earlier in the scason 000 020 000-2 i 2 Defiance ii, InState 51 unfolds next week. quietly been iiikia rumblings over Reggie Barnes. The slick shooting 35:44. Seminole 023 002 OOx-7 10 I Drake 86, New Mex. ,. he got a little wild out there and It riurt Mainland is noted for it. Sanford the last month of Third race-S.1LM the season, And with senior forward turned in sonic hot E. Ill. 90, N. Ky. 62 3 Novel little bit. But tie's been So much 5.80 3.20 3.00 possesses a pretty fair one and now good reason. Next to the Sanford nights but equally cold nights earlier Digiavanni, Ball (1)), Zagoiris Evansyl 97, SW Mo. 73 7All That Glitter 1.00 3.80 (7) and Brinker; Hodges and Findlay 61, EarIham the Silver Hawks have turned defense Seminoles, the Maitland roundball in the season. H' seems to have iiiore consistent lately, lie's handling 2Tem'siungleMan 5.60 Altier; Hittera Seminole Moffalt Fmnktn 103, St.Jos md, the ball well now, playing super into a big part of their game plan. a (S•7) 12.40; P (S.?) 33.00; 1 (5' crew has been the hottest commodity solidified his consistency and has 2 4, Gage 3 1. Altier 2 1 2 P BI; Hllsdle 86, Siena Hghts 69 defense and penetrating inure to (he 1.2) 238.40; Time 31:51. "They can't score if you take it on Records: South Florida 83, Kenvn 16, BldwnWallace tue basketball exchange over the sparked the Silver Hawk pifense in the Fourthrace-5.14, 0 Seminole 511. basket which boosts our pm oductiun away from them," an astute Robinson Loyola 101, Valparaiso e7 past four weeks. last eight gullies. I Baby Blush 11.40 4.10 360 MCKenur,.e 9L Ch4 St. ca ironi the backcourt." smiles. After 40111CCr Jcth a good start, followed by a "keggie is right where he should be 92.I0 I.6i. Valencla Ii Pla. College 4 Msuri 81, Oklahoma 69 defensive playTribe is no 3Essie Express Friday ,night's final games around 1.00 mid-season, flop, the Silver Hawks at now," Robinson complimented of secretBrigtitman's around &'nunol&' ('ounty. MiamI 0 90. Kent St. 86 Q(4.$) $0.40; P($.4) 191.70; TI Valencia 000 313 220-li 13 1 have been putting it all together of his floor leader, "He's turning in the the county will determine the seedings Mo..K,C, II?, Mo. Sthrn 4.3) 1042.40; Time: 31:91. Fla. Col. 100 200 300Ml. Marty 72, Dak St. 70 for (tie' impending district tourlate, winning five of their last seven all-around game that we have to have coach Bill Payne, shio's had to face Fifth rac.-3.$, B Schafer, Cruse (6). Velly (I) Nebraska io, Kan Rrightman several (lilies over the st nainent. Does Robinson have any 1 N'sCtias Nicki 6.60 1.80 4.20 and Downs; Antush, Lix,... . (6) heading into Friday night's final froiii him. Indeed he is." Notre Dame 83, Xavier 0. 72 past two seasons, calls the Hawk Sm 7.80 6.10 and Daniels; Hitters: Valencia )articu!ar squad he'd like to face in game against the visiting Apopka Nrthtmn 86. Oak. Wslyn 72 Against Spruce Creek the slender 2MissScripto McGregor 2 1 HR. Mogentale HR. 1.00 guard Mr. Quick. North Park 91, Carthage 6.4 the First round? Blue Darters. 2 forward pumped in a game high (1.5) 29.40; P (I.S)93.30:11. Harvey3 1; Records: Valencia 71 Ohio U. 61, E. Michigan 60 "lie's got hit' quickest tr of hands "No," lie laughs, "But I sure I, Florida S.7) 724.00; Time: 35:57, "It's no big secret," says a pleased points and naih'd College 11w 0..1. boards for 13 Ottawa 65, Kansas Newman 63 I've seen oil a high school Player," Sixth race -5.14, A wouldn't mind not playing Seminole {obinson about his squad's recent rebounds. Toledo 102, Ball St. 73 2ManateeCirt$er 9.40 5.60 2.50 HIGH SCHOOL Payne t'oinplimmit'ntt'd. Wittenberg 43, Ohio Wsiyn 41 or Mainland in the first round." erforiziune. "We've been playing 1 G.E's 1rasure 4.00 4.00 Lyman S Winter Park 3 Another key tottie resurgence at the "Anti lie's very deceptive too. Wis..Mil 81, lll..Chi Crcle 73 Vith the present standings, Lake Winter Park 000 010 2-3 3 0 itti more intensity (lie last few weeks 8 Blacka Jack Jim 3.00 Southwest Silver Hawk campus has been the Brightinan lulls you 111(0 a sense of Lyman 020 030 i-S S 4 Q (1.2) 15.40; P (2'l) $3.40; 1 (2. howell most likely figures to meet than at any point of the season." Cameron 113, Midwestern 76 miiuch improved play of senior pivot false security. lie kind of lays back. I-I) 224.50; Time: 31:10. either Lyman, Spruce Creek or Panhandle 75, OkIa. S&A 71 Lake howell had plenty of intensity man Rusty Conway. S,venlhrac.-7.14, C 43:79 Palmer, Stake (3) and Toshie, aliiiust lt'thiargit'all and then SWOOsh. SE Okia. IL Central Ok. 15 Apopka in the district opener. Tuesday night, blasting Spruce Creek Lyman Kerr and Marshall, 6American Ace 21.80 13.80 3.60 Ilampert'd by a late start following You tiiake one wrong move and before sw OkIa. 81, NW Oklahoma 81 Hitters. Marshall 7.2. Records "It I Unmatchabie really doesn't matter who we 6.50 6.00 by a 70-53 margin. The win improved Tex Luth 111, M.H. Bayir 85 ttie football SCilSOH, Conway has Winter Park 0 1, Lyman 3 1 oui know it lw's stolen the ball and S N's Wanda Wail 3.80 play, we have to play with the inWest the Silver Hawks slate to 12-14, a little 0(14)93.50: P(4.1) 17110; 1(4. t'rmistied the boards and scored in lie's gone." Clarmnt.Mudd 1), Pitzer 63 tensit we've got going right now." Evans 11,Ovjedo4 deceiving, but considering Robinson's double figures in all but one of (lit' 1.5) 113.00. Colorado 81, Kansas 72 Itrighiman tanned 12 points in (lie Robinson hedged at picking a squad Eighth race -S.14, 531:45 has won its last 5 of 7, Lake Denver 55. So. Colorado si Silver Hawks last five wins, It's no likv howell iri over Spruce Creek, a Evans 11, Oviedo ISand BIrd 21.00 9.00 1.60 tournuilneni winner, but he did Point howell couldn't have chosen a better S Wright Glass Top 1.00 2.80 'crc( his play has coincideil diret'tl gamia' in which Robinson feels his out a few inside notes. time to peak. The Evans iao 171-il 4 5 Follow Her 3.20 district tournament with Lake Howell's new-found win- squad caimit' up v ith one of their best Oviedo "It's been a long season, the team 005 0)04 4 3 iS less than a week awa. Q (4.5) 45.40; P (4$) 172.50; 1 (4' fling ways. efforts of the year. High School $5) 1,021.20 that's miientally and physically the Holmes, Gordon (3) and Evans 152, Lake Howell 157 "The district tournament is like a '%Ve played (lie best second quarter Ninth race- 3$ Mile A 31:51 freshest stands to be the best in the "When you imiake the swItch froiii Howard; Oviedo Grayson, At Silver Pines (par 33) 1 Nyanza 6.60 3.60 2.60 ,.iinst them that wei' had in a long %%tiole new season," points out the the football season tournament, Of course you've got to Evans (2'0): Burgess 31, Adams Philpott (7) Duda (1) and to the basketball óRene Crash 7.80 3.60 formerScC cage star, "If we picked a Robinson, Odasz (1); Hitters; Wlsn 10, Glessuebel 11. 7N's Suzie Woozy label either Sanford or Mainland as season it takes time to adjust." of. tune," stated Robin.son. "We out3.00 Lake Howell (2'4): Mier 38, Evans Suttie 2.4 726 3 RBl's, right time to put it together it's now," st't,retl ttieiii 20-12, idayed super 0(1.4) 25.00: P the favotite. Heck, it's not too often fered Robinson about his stocky deft'nse and (1.4) 7.S0: 1(1. Wenger 10, Avrami 43, Seigsohn Howard HR 2RBI'&; Oviedo 4.7) 94.00 Illade 'ery fe Philpott ou have the second and third ranked 36 2 3 2HR 5.RBl 's. center. "1 really can't put Tenth race- S.14 Mile A 31:04 my linger on any iiiistakes." West Orange 142, Lake ' temuns in your own conference." 6 Billy Bob Buck 1.60 3.50 2.50 one thing that's turned us around Lb. Howell 13, Oak Ridge S "Fnottll is the contact suort while Brantley 174 If the second quarter wasn't good I Sugar Express 4.50 2.40 "Hut like I said," added the Silver lately',, surniiseti the soft-spoken At Cypress Creek (par 34) basketball is the finesse sprn t. It took enough for (lie Hawk coach, the third S Dancing Daisy Lake Hawk coach. "The district tourHowell 013 070 0-13 II 2 West Orange (2.01' , couch, "But we have a couple of guys Rusty a while to get the football out of quarter would have brought a smile to (4.4) 10.50; P (4-4) 33.40; 1 (440) 000 0-5 McCane II, Denvesten 40, Emrick Oak Rldw nament is a whole new ball game, a 4.3) 191.20. that have really been coming on 111111, lie's been a big contributor for us any body's lace. Eleventh race-S.l4Mil.C3l :4] whole different season." Lake Brantley (23): Hewens Ii, Miller and Reindi, Summers 3 Andy Drive 1.50 3.00 2.80 Callahan 43, Vintliia 44. Turley 4, (5); Kerr and Cable; Hitters: Oak 6Gainer 10.10 5,40 Ridge Sheilds HP; Lake Howell OVledOl4S,Titusyiil,)4o S Peppy Pilot 3.20 Wood 21 1 RUI. Drivas 24 4 P01 At Royal Oak (par 34) 0(3.4) 25.40; P (3.4) 55.50: 1(3 Oviedo: Morley 33, Strauss 36. HR, Johnson I.? HP; Records 45) '244.40. • Jones 37, Gaster Lake Howell 31, Oak Ridge 01. . Twelfth race-3.$MilsC3$:7 Titusville: Kiser 35, Home 39, S Manatee Olhmar 43, Malone 43. Chuckles 9.20 4.00 2.10 Lyman 144, Edgewater 54 I Joyful Spirit 7.20 3.80 LOS ANGEIJ.:S (U I'lt - 'fhe Los go as planned over (lie Riviera sruwrylrlg to (lie clublinuLse. At Dubsdread 2RenegadeChief 3.00 won't stop us. The course handies NHL Standings Lyman -Smith 38, Radrdon 39 Angeles Open, the final event on the Country Club. 0(55)4510: P151) 139.50; 1(' "Either lily alarm didn't go off or I By United Press international Wigniton , water runoff nicely, so it looks Like 5.2) 294.20. PG/s's Western tour in which the most Campbell, the country singer, made thidii't hear it," Campbell offered, Campbell Conference Edgewater - Reagan 39, Clark everything will go as scheduled." A - 3275 Handle: 2l,037,OO important stroke could turn out to be sure of that when he failed to show up Patrick Division 41 iwfler 41, Anderson 45 Riviera. reizardt'd as Oflt! of the The actual forecast called for more W L I PIs. the backstroke, began on wet ground for his scheduled 8:30 a.m. tee tiiiie, llatioll's l*'st golf courses, hasn't been Phila storms through the next five days, 39 5 13 9) mind a sour note Wednesday when host Wadkins was steaming itiad. NY Islanders liii t(k) badly by the pounding rains often bringing heavy rain. 27 73 B 67 NY Rangers NBA Standings 26 24 9 61 Glen Campbell stood up defending "There is no excuse for that kind of and course officials painted a bright High school Atlanta By United Press international 23 2310 60 Late Tuesday's results Also entered along with Wadkins champion Lanny Wadkins in the Proconduct," said Wadkins. "We were all picture fur (he tournament, although Washington ii 31 9 Eastern Conference 13 Ama. Colonial 4, Ovl.do and Nicklaus were Tom Watson and at not his party Monday night at the entirely :n'curati'. Atlantic Division Smythe Division Singles: Solo (C) 0. Plant. 8.5; Nearly a toot of rain has fallen in the Lee Trevino. W I. I Other Los Angeles Open Pts. Century Plaza, You'd think if we "We're ready, barring a new W L Pct. 05 L'Heumeux (0) d. Chepenik 8.0; Chicago BOStOn 26 19 Ii 15 15 .750 66 Los Angeles area since last week and showed up there tie could make winners slated to play were Gil PaInter (0) d. Hengel S 6; Stone St. storm," said host professional lton tee a LouIS PflflS 26 73 10 62 forecasts predicted more rain for 41 16 .133 1 (Cl d. Ccx 5.0; Devine (C) d. Shaw time, There was no word from him, no Morgan U978), Tom Purtzer (1177), R1IOWI.s. "We experienced (lie ms Edmonton . %9 29 12 . so YOlK 30 32 .454 16 5.4. tOdays opening round and at least one nothing, lie just didn't show, period." thing lust year wlit'n the' l'ro-Ani Vancouver 19 30 9 lisle Irwin (1976), Dave Stockton 25 34 .424 19½ Doubles: Piante.L'Heureux (0) Colorado IS 31 9 39 other storm during the weekend, Wrong. Campbell did show up. At 11 canceled because of a heavy rain. (1971), Pat Fitzsimmons (19), Billy Central Division (C) d. Cox.Shaw 5-7. 53. Wales Conference W L Pct. 01 Iantordl,SpruceCr.oko than a 50-50 chance the tourney would Nicklaus before the rains sent theta predicting light showers and that Norris Division 197H and Charlie Sifford 41969). Atlanta 37 25 .591 Singles: R. Holt d, Dunn 5-2; 0. W L 1 Pts. San Anton 33 29 .332 4 Holt d. Hail $0; McAlexander d. Montreal 37 20 7 71 Houston 30 31 .492 6½ Lopresto 66; Yeary d. Harper Los Angeles 23 27 9 59 Indiana 31 32 .492 6½ Johnson d. Allen 5.6. PIttsburgh 21 2711 53 tcrs, Cleveind 24 3$ .406 12 Doubles: R. HoItMcAlexander Hartferd 20 25 12 32 Detroit 14 17 .230 22", d. Dunn-Lopresto 5-4 0. Holt. Detroit 20 29 9 19 Western Conference Yeary d. Hail.Vlck 1.2. By United Press Interfinished (tie gamily with a 6,l89'inemtilxi' croisil watched fruIt) Mark Elliott ssith 15 and Adams Division Midweit Division Oak Ridge 4. Boone 3 Ha hit 11 of 16 shots from W L I Pts. national tart'er-higl, 15 assists - just as Stetson juiiiped off 14) (lie ,llIiIlii% (;i'ay with 10. W L Pci. OR Singles: Harren (B) d. Dimasi S the field as the Dolphins piled Buffalo 38 IS 8 • Kan City 39 26 .600 6; Anderson (OR) d. Eynon ' It was a bus)' night for one shy of the school record lead in the opunhmig iiuiiiuitt' tf ston 31 16 8 76 Milwauke 35 29 .547 3'iz Hawkins (B) d. Trlbell S.?, 3-0; I"torida was led b Mark up 39.19 halFtime lead and found Brown isith a ISS play. 'I'lie s'isltuig Warriors MIrwesota 26 II 12 61 Florida college basketball Denver 23 10 .365 13 Pantuso(OR)d.Baurl.3; Taulbee were never threatened. Only Teronto 34 25 30 4 Wednesday as Florida State, undertliebucket, Thesenior's closed to Witlliil (55(1 points (;uimiilx'tti's 20 IMlints. Reggie Chicago 21 13 .325 17½ (OR) d. Marcet teazmiiiuite joined him in Quebec 20 30 8 II Utah 20 43 .317 IS Doubles: Dimisl.Pantuso (OR) Florida and Jacksonville fin- jumper rolled around the rim twice iii the intitial II) Ililnutes hannah will) bucketed Ii in Wednesday's Results double figures - guard MauPacific Division d. Harren.Hawkins 5.7, 5.3; ished their regular seasons before falling in with the horn 4)1 the gallIt' but Stet)l1 the first half as Florida ran NY Rangers 4, Edmonton I W L Pci. 01 Heinen.Bour 0. Anderson.Trlbell up lice lnuIhac with 10. And only Pittsburgh 7, DetroIt s and Stetson upset Marquette. already sounding to end the Illaintained an eighi 14) II) a 4(37 lemul could smnik only Siattie 5.3. 45 1$ .714 Buffalo 4, WInnipeg 3 1' two iti (tie second f'ri4Ki and (lilt' (;eorgi;* State player Los Ang 44 ii .710 Girls: In Tallhassee, Murray gammie. Iloliht milargiri through tilt' ChIcago 4. Toronto 2 managed that many - Randy PhoenIx 40 21 .656 4 Edgewater 5, Colonial 3 fihlistie(l %Sitli l. Brown canned a 10-foot shot at hirowrl shared game scoring balance. 'I'lle llatu'rs led by as LOS Angeles 3, Boston 0 San Diego Singles: Pascual (C) d. Drucker 29 34 .460 16 Fowler with 10. Thursday's Games (lie buzzer to boast Florida honors with James Jones iiiuchi as 18 p(iill(S in (lie Portland 2$ 34 .452 16½ 8-6; MIller (C) d. Patterson $ S. '11w (;;ttors, I)la)'iIig their MInnesota at NY islanders Golden St. Hunter (E) d. Loveless 5.7; 19 43 .306 25' State to its ninth consecutive from U/SB. Each scored 30 second half, 'l'he victory gave Washington at Atlanta final tiommw game of the season Jacksonville a 10-4 conference Troutman (E) d. karles 5.4; Wednesday's Results victory, 89.87, over Alabama- points. Brown, the leading Winnipeg at Montreal Braun (El d. Connell •, Atlanta 106, Milwaukee 103 San' Wl*'then alid last.ever in aged record and Blrminghuni in non- field goal shooter in (lIt? ledAll-/tmnerhcan Friday's Games a secondoplace tie Doubles: Drucker.Patterson IndIana 131, New York • Marquette with 24 while Alligator Alley, saw their Edmonton at Colorado San Antonio 125, Chicago 117 (El d. Pascual.Miller conference play, country last season, miiade 12 torilIer 1)eI,and prep star with Mabaniu-Birmninghani PhiladelphIa at Vancouver lackluster record olip ((I 6.19 Iroutman.araun (E) d. Loveless. Kansas City 107, Seattle 105 in 24 of 14 floor shots amid six of 10 behind conference winner Oliver Lee had 17. Connill $3. 'l'he win was the 19th Los Angeles 116, Denver 103 overall and 2-15 in the SEC South Alabama. Evans S. West Orange 2 Boston 105, Utah gaines for (lie Seminoles and attempts frommi the charity with one game' a coiiference Stetson ililproved its season tilt Singles: Ford CE) d. Barber $4; stripe Golden St. 115, Houston 102 gave theta a non-conference relnaimling against Warner (El d. Eckoff $4; Burg Georgia State finished 6-20 Thursday's Games mt't'ord to l4-l2 while record of 12.2 amid a Metro (WO) d. Sloan 8.7; SherIdan (E)d. In l)eLa mid, u trio of Hatters Marquette dropped to 16-8. Cleveland at Washington Mississippi State Saturday. overall and in sixth place in Nelson 5.1; Hudson IWO) d. Phoenix at Detroit Conference record of 7-3. combined (or 53 points to lead 'fhiere wasn't such good DUIICIfl 55. Jauksomiville' also closed out the conference at 4-10. PhIladelphia at San Diego Stetson to a 77.72 upset win new's iii thlinesville'. Brown's winning basket Doubles: Ford-Mais (E) d. Friday's Games Anti in Orlando, Central Junior its season Wednesday. Center Registratior for Paola Eckofl-Burg $0; Warner.Sheridan came after San Antonio at Washington Alabama- over Marquette. forward Mike Rhodes >uiiipett .laiiies Hay poured in 25 points Florida put down Rollins 69. (El d. NelsonHudson 5.0. Junior League, open to all Biriningtunmi had tied the Phoenix at Atlanta Clifford Johnson led Stetson Iii 30 points as Vanderbilt to lead the tealti to an overLake Iranti,y 5, Rish.p 6 The lead in that game Houston at Utah children ages 13 through 15, game for the second time, The with 19 poInts while Wilbur defeated Florida 74-71. Moore 2 Denver at Golden State whellliilig 80.47 Sunbelt changed hands four times in wIll be held Saturday, Singles: Waldan (LB) d. Gard. Feb. Blazers' Stan Scales knotted Montgomery had 18 and Dirk Baseball Golf Rain Plagues Los Angeles Open - ' •' ;. ç -, . - i: _____ ": . . ' __ __ ___ from Alabama. They played great defense," said Auburn Coach Sonny Smith. "on oftense all they shot was layups and free throws and that's a had the ball eight times without getting a shot," Kyle Mac.y,a senior, led the Wildcats wIth 18 points but the Saturday's finale, "Their zone In the second half made all the difference, You can't (like anything away points In Vanderbilt's victory at Florida, which was paced by Mark Glombetti's 20 points. J"J% ___ Holding a 5-1 lead going into the last inning, Kerr walked Greg Stake and gave up a to Joe Palmer. Kerr then induced Mark Goode to cund a potential doubleplaybilltothemaually sure-handed Boston Wood at second, but Wood anew ball away to loud the bases with no one out. Kerr nevertheless, took matters into his own hands by striking out Eddie Thatcher and Bill Gordon. Greg Page Lyman jtsnped on top in the secopd inning on walks to catcher Neil Marshall and Kerr. After Rob Reich moved the rwu*esUp with nice bunt, Marcallosiniledtocwn$erfor one run and designated hitter ' / ' 1,. !j ' 'f; - ) £ .... -1M , /O-)2%q,fal er c'ei irp a • '-_-....-" ________ •' ' - 12IPA ••' . Paola Sets '... ' . . _____ " 'i'lie6-Sltiuxles,t,ittimigfromi, ' $0; Ryan (LB) d. Doyle •7 Homer (LBI d. Hardee 5-1; Mc College " Wednesday last - Rites 73, Plymouth St 67 uefieId $0, Concord 77 n CoIl 76, No'eastrn 67 klyn Coil 52, John Jay 4$ cknell 66, LehIgh 59 NY 63, Lehman 51 non 79, Grove City 77 1gate 52 HamIlton $1 CSnn. IL Holy Cross 70 u4lng 91, Pratt 65 95, G. Wash 74 a $0. Alliance 73 i4nter 63, Staten IsI 61 4rsy CIty 76, Trenton 61 In 79, Rutgrs.Cmdn 74 Lick Haven 91, York 77 Meryville 60, Centre 55 Brian Holzworth brought in the other with a single, It was Marshall's halfswing basehlt with the bases loadedlnttwfifthwhichdrove in the Hounds third run and set the stage for Kerr's tworun smash single to left field. Winter Park *0192-340 Lyman 914 930 s-I $3 Palmer, Stake (5 and Toible. Kerr d Marshall P4ine 1102, Boston U. 91 PIn. ID?, BU 91 - from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Cost is $15 per child. Doubles: Gardner.Doyle 1DM) All children interested d. Pritchett.KirIg $2; Sheehanshould attend at this time and Linhan IL B) d. Larkin. Rogers 53, bring a glove as there will be a Spruce Creek 4, Sanford] Singles: Kincer(SC) d. Barley s. short practice. Anyone In5; Harper (5) d. MedlIn 51; terested in coaching or Crocker CS) d. Mlnkoff 51; assisting the league in any Johnson (SC) d. Bishop 54; Ogle (SC) d. Brown I-S. manner also please attend. Doubles: KlncerRembis d. Anyone unable to attend, Barley.Blshop $6; Harper. but who wishes to play or Crocker CS) d. Minkoff.Johnson 5. 3. assist, please contact Rick or Dearborn 3234438. Caw (BM) Basketball • , M.a..1a1t56. Phila Tex 55 *fCyhurst 99, LaRoche 94 Nw England 45, Nasson 59 Pnn St. 50, Mass 36 pt , vivanova m,,,r.v, v "W flU SVinc Pa. 69, PiflJ'tn sa . . Sracuse 107, NIagara $2 West VirginIa fl, Diesel Østminst.r Ii, Waynisbo 79 WVa. Wslyn 53, Charlestn 49 TONOTATI4TINI$ d. Dunn I7, 3-4. I.ym.In • 6 Lb. Howell Det.and Lb. Sra,Wiey Mainland Sntford D.Land ------Lyman kabi'uze 1] 14 9 12 14 B4d 50. Concord U HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE; INC. Cris Newpi 103, Moth 76 tk. $7. Clemson $2, os 2413 Orliudi Dr. $ialuid (I?42) " Side Chrysir used I. be) Ein 63. Randlph.Mcn 4$ F. 5$. $9, Ala..Iirm 57 Fpman 41, k. Cu. 53 Gimbiing 61. NW La. 53 J&liionvi $0, Ga. Tech Kentucky 71, Miss. St. 65 Score In I)is 12 )7 2 13 s 21 Girls . CssforeaceOveralI W L W L i 2 20 2 3 13 • II A IC A .. unable to attend, but who wishes to play, please contact Shirley Henkle at 3336139 or Rick or Phyllis Dearborn at 323-6438. Anyone .. - ___ IVRN1 - - 9 6 11 I $ $ IS 10 - Spruce Creek AaCPk• ,H0w1l 7 9 10 10 6 9 9 12 4 II 6 14 1 14 3 Il Lk.Iranlley Track Girls Wiøi$day'$ Results Lk.IraMIey63,S..I,n169 100 Low5 Maul (LI) 16.1; Bradley CS) 11.7; MIle: Plumb (LII S;M.7; MO Relay: Sanfoi'd SS.1 410 Dash: Parkinson ._..,. GIVE TO IARC1}4] ©[' [J] l3rantley Patriots 58.36 In opener while DeLand held off a spirited effort by Apopka's Lady Blue Darters for wIn, victory over the first half and twice in the with 15 points. Tii,i Mahoney ted Rollins with 15. a a RET R EA D trict • uuuuie iii rwnwing IflC L.axe ('onference grabbed 13 rebounds for the mmsoving Inside in the second, ended (lie season witti a 19-7 Hatters while Johnson han- got double-figure scoring help record. dIed 10 of the caronis. A cheering, /%fIai,upIaripc! L)eLcinci ,. -. Abama 59. Auburn 47 flail minutes seconds remmiaining. Florida State then elected to go for (lie last shot. Point guard 'l'onr Jackson, who Mainland's Lady Buc- 10-30 36. caneers and the L)eLand Lady MAINLAND (58): Richards Prep Basketball Bulldogs posted opening 25, _ 6, BaldwIn 0, Star Registration for Paola 'r- round victories in Wed. LnwrenceO,NarllnO, Perry?, Iiys Ball, open to all children ages nesday's action of the Ituundtree 18, Tucker 0, CInforeaceOverall Women's DIstrict 9 Class 4A Anderson 2, W I W I 6-9, wLU be held Saturday, basketball tournament. Jennings 0, Mainland 15 0 24 1 Feb. 23rd, at Wilson I'erginuno, MingoO, Totals 28 Sanford i I 2$ I Siibruze Elementary School from 11 $ 1 13 12 The Lady Buc, seeded first 21558' Apcpka 6 9 II 13 a.m.-1 p.m. Cost is $10 per in the tournament had little Spruce Creek ! !0 0 child. -' Halftime: Mainland 27. Park 74, Calif. Ps. 72 tgers 75, Seton Hall 44 Si loamy S? Canislus 5ppensbg 104. Frostbg 61 $5 't " - - Sign LIpS ..-- _......... TAKE CAll OF YOUI Tl15 ." Seasons - P. isa. Seriiin oles, Hatters VVrap Lip - ___ Kerr Tosses, Hits Hounds Past Hawks then singled to right for two runs, but Kerr got Myles Toshle to pop up to shortstop Rick Marcello for out, Tennis .- Gators further into the SEC cellar at 2.15. Independent play saw South Carolina suffer its 11th loss against 15 victorIes with a 6153 defeat at Furman. It was Gamecock Coach Frank McGuire's last road game before retirement. Alabama outscored Auburn 294 at the free throw line for its win over the Tigers. The Tide hit 29 of 44 charIty shots while Auburn could manage only three of 11. "The foul sItuation was definitely a factor," said Alabama coach CM. Newton, whose team is iS-lOoverall. "I think we've already won a lot more games than a lot of folks By MM 000I( Herald Sports Writer Lyman right bander Jeff Kerr stymied Winter Park on four hitsandrappeda two-run slngleinthefifthlrmlngasthe Greybounds topped the Wildcats 5-3, Wednesday, The sandy-haired senior was nicked for a u the fifth, but was in serious troubleonlyonce, the seventh Pro Basketball Gcz ____ , to us before we've played poorly after the fairwell to the seniors and It Is a change of pace, mental conditioning that is not best for a basketball game," Hall said. "And then we didn't come out and play with emotion that we should have anyway. "Even our younger players didn't play with the emotion they should have after that," Hall continued. MisslssippiStateCoachJlnt Hatfield, a former assistant under Hall, said he was pleased that his team kept the game close but thought he could have Left Lexington with a win, "We had chances to win," - K876I1 CE6/M"e k/#EIV 10011 - lLUNL rL)KIUNI rbil dealt haIe pr .' A zz • HraId Pholo by Tern VinCeilt Laèry Bird scored 33 poInts and Rick Robey added 2! rebounds and 20 poInts to lead Boston. Adrian Danhley had 31 Points to pace the Jazz. - t - . - Pacers Blast Knicks s.nics fl__I,,... Pro Hockey By JOE DESANT1S Herald Sports Editor If you can't make it over to Daytona Beach Friday night for the titanic rematch between the second ranked Mainland Bneers and the third ranked Sanford Seminoles, don't thai, W'ñtR Radio Is here. As the station has done for most of the Tribe's home games, WTRH will pac* mikes, cables, telephone lines and play-by. play announcer Joe Johnson for a road trip to bring the Tribe's season closer into local living rooms, "This group of kids has been so great this season and the response from the local merchants has been fantastic," says game announcer Johnson, who spends his mornings and afternoons as a minister for the Sanford Christian Church on West Airport Boulevard, For those of you uninhiated into the Intricules of what it takes for a local station to carry Live games, it's as simple as one, two, three, First it takes responsible, community minded station management to even consider following a team, next it takes support from local businesses and merchants to sponsor the cost of the broadcast and finally it takes a good play-by-play announcer to make it all sound good. "Support and station management have been great this season," smiles Johnson, a Michigan native who can be found with wires, patch cords and microphomes draped around his neck at home games. "Usually we don't carry the road games because of the cost of telephone lines for the broadcast but the station and the merchants really came through. Everybody knows what a big game this is for the Seminoles." Although there's no concrete word yet, plans are in the mnaliing for WTRR to carry some of the DistrIct 9 tournament from Mainland High School beginning next Wednesday. By United Press Inteniatlesal The NBA writers named him "Coach of the Decade," but if they had waited just 24 hots's, they might have asked for a recount. Red Holzman sat and watched the Indiana Pacers score a 131.86 vIctory over his New York Knicks, Wednesday night. "What can I say?" asked Holzman. "Their defense was superb. Bob Leonard had them sky high. He Is one hell of a coach and one of the peemier coaches in the league, The tans should be commended, More of them should come out and watch the Pacers." For New Y o r k, Joe Mariweather had 12 points, Hollis Copeland 11 and Ray. Williams and Mike Glenn 10 each. In other NBA games, San Antonio outlasted Chicago, 125-117, Atlanta domed Milwaukee, 106103, Los Angeles topped Denver, 116.103, Kansas City edged Seattle, 107-105, Golden State toppled Hoiton, 115-105, and Boston tripped Utah, 1059$. SpurslXS, Bulls 117 Larry Kenon scored 24 poInts and çabbed 13 rebounds to help San Antonio dofeat Chicago. The Spurs' bench contributed 53 points as the starting five suffered through foul trouble. Hawks 19$, Bucks 193 John Drew hit a 14-footer wIth 24 seconds left and Eddie Johnson added two free throws 12 seconds Later to lift Central Division-leading Atlanta over Milwaukee. Liken 114, Nuggets 163 Roolde Earvin Johnson pumped In 30 poInts, IncludIng 20 In the second half, to lead Los Angeles. Dan IueI, hold to two points In the fomrth period, led Denver with 31. 19$ KIap ir, Phil Ford hit a IMoot jumper with one second remaining to rally Kaniw City over Seattle, boosting the Kings' lead to 31 games over Milwaukee In the NBA's Midwest Division. It was the first game In Kansas City's Kemper Arena since the roof eIapsed Iit June and drew a capacity aowd of gmat, I1LBackets III 'trv1s SIYt onnected for 27 poInts to power Golden State. lb gaineinarked the coaching debut of John Bach as Interim WW$or head teach, replacing the Injered Al AWii. - Thursday, Fib. 21, 1NO-7A ' Lake Brantley 15. Team fouls 1,uhie Bradley 13, MaInland 23. Fuurled out: none, Technical fouls: Coach I'atrick. , '"' 9 Second round action of the rae iv, namer., narmey z. tournament resumes tonight 3 JCks0U I, Hard' at Seminole High when wickl,Shanuesm3,,Totals7l3lyman meetsSpruceCreek at 27. 5:30 and Sanford's Lady Seminoles clash with county AP(JPKA (23): Barnes 2, rival Lake H..ell In the Kellouil, Smith 6, Handiey 5, nightcap at 7:30 ii.m, Bridges 8, IUverlaZ, Totals 10 34 23, LAKE BRANTLEY (31i: _____ COIdteT 0, Foss 13, PatrIck 2, HalftIme: DeLandl Apopka Prultt I, Kapernlck 8, Ranalll I, Team Fouls: DeLand 14, 1, Forgue 6, Vssquez 1, Apopha 1$. Fouled sit: asic, Wtualll, Sullivan 1. Totals 13 TechnIcal foils: none. . "1, . . 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The inen in the wedding including the The bride's was held at the DisabIlities The Fnirw That Central Florida Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will ./ _NATLJIAJ.JZEIt_ THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT Wesley-Stokes meet tonight at Cherokee School at 7:30 p.m. The topic for this meeting will deal with the subject of Diaghosis s and Management." speaker will be Dr. Martin child Lazoritz, a and adolescent ps)chlatrlstin the Central Florida Area. Questions will be welcomed. For further information call 422-8217 or 298.3362. PHYL L IS / I •PJ aa,4 And a bra '.i ............A -at i5 YOUF ..! S :' I Do- it-yourself Feeling ' (, SANFORD STORE PH. MOM 322.3524 ALE STARTS FIUDAY 'III/IY 1 READY-MADE I 218.223 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD wsi4y 0 1111111111110 I GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE I BUY TODAY. . . HANG TODAY pen Weave rapenes $11 48x84", reg. 125 NOW.'6.99 48*45" reg 1 15 48*63", reg. 120........................... NOW.. 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Members of the panel will be Linda Glocckner, Assistant State Attorney; Bettye Smith, front Victim Services of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department; Barbara Stafford, Foster Care Supervisor of IIRS; and Kathleen Russell, Criminal Justice Planner for the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. The moderator will be Grace Kehrer, former executive director of Seminole Youth Service System. The public is invited attend. i 4 x 92%" SPRUCE/PINE 9rH* If P AA Lin. Ft, $I III. FIRST ST. t 1ag1. . . Exquisite Forrr Child Abuse N'atur.ili,er s rich whisper-sult sandal the .1'' casual %%, ca r t hi s scason 2x4x8' SPRUCE STUDS Ckad Sunday JJJ ,t ...-._.-_'- . ,Vae' in .i tIll Meetings Toneight 8 33 HOURS: 730.600Monday thru $aturday 4• - 4.Df •. 'r . Also Mrs. W. Burns, Tucker, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Moore, Hollywood; Mrs. harry Hansen, Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Smith, Mt. Dora; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hisser Charlen Bissen and Len l)olbroth, all of Ft. Pierce. 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('ansuhl ii haer. lulL' I told Leo that I cannot feel and let him guide you. espt't'niIl t il t' nI. 1 LII comfortable as long as that DEAR ABBY : hushanti shiihi nr ti' nIt tIl\ tilL flit secretary. w oman is his sec retarIy. lit is r ui about nr fee t ' He he r ii th it t I l tried to get rid of her, but she guts turneil JuL51 plaviuig threatened to sue the couui- with iu' toes. Iwn' if her job is changed in I (it, have pretty feet, but i an %a) tC.un site do this*.' u never thought tiu let I tnuld Is Abb} I siziiil'. t .unnot Lx '.t uahl'. '1u,uul huh, \I'. tolerate this woman in my husband is a kind, gentle anti husband's office IS there any loving man, but this thuig hit wayhe can get rid of her has about my feet 1)11//k's tilt' I •.. .'i without causing a nasty la I uonder hutn tinuri ittu't' I as working nit ii are turned suit" She elsewhere in the eomp.In %utliien S feet Is it nortui ii A hui the affair began and she asked I to to hire her as DEAR 11111111."17Y till '47 i his seeretars II s inirni.il for i Ilk rson uth u 'It Please ad vise. 'out Ittishi and sour husband NO CITY AND tits one. According (it Freud. ,. l' ' NAMFL I SS (lit (nut is a prnniti s 7 iits .LO I)I-.lt NAMELESS: There symt,ol. ". I : h 111,1 1 t.4! I . .t of Bundle Double insulated. Wood cutting 3/8" x 4' x 8 CDX blade included. No 7504. /2 48'CDX3I ENTRANCE DOOR Foam bacited 100% pot in Gold, Earth and Grim, 12' .5.89 :1 0 Scatty's Square SHEATHING PLYWOOD JIG SAW CLOSET SEATS ...ii tariff suit ani devastated by this affair, and LII'! •. 5 Year Warranty ' Each 9 . t'.tt'(IItl lo'Iit itic t t'i'kt'iid girItrit'iuI lituIt'. lulL.' su'tt'r ttIS slit tt,ti Ltd Inc jiLt i rel iieu itgr' the church. at the reception arid at 'rrangeiunnts and decor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evergreen. Ala. Assisting at the' reception we're Mrs. Bertie Broughi, director, Born in St. ('loud. the brideWesley, 1704 Hawkins Ave.. Mrs. It. W. Williams. door: Sara Ann Sumunerour and Deanna Roberts. cousins of the bride. the bride's book: Louise Austin Sanford, announce the elect is the granddaughter of their Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of and Jimye Russell, punch; Lillie Greene and Betty Barley, engagement flowitiin, Sanford, and coffee; Mrs. M.D. Bozeman and Freda I'iercy, wedding cake; daughter, Phyllis Cornelia, 'I'hounas Wesley and the late PFC. Lenio Lee Stokes, son and the groom's cake, made and served by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Daisy Stokes of Carrie Wesley. She us a JohnnleSuumerour. and Bonnie Austin; and Eddie Payne and -student at Seminole high Betsy Harkness, decorations. School were site is active fit 1' huntIng hostesses were Lynn Sununerour, L Dickle, the AAU unit FH1.A Leslie Dickic, Mary Ann Roberts and Cindy Whetchel. Her Ii ance was born in Following a wedding trip to Callaway Gardens, Ga., the California. He attended and newlyweds will make their home at Indian Mound Village, graduated (ruin Evergreen Sanford. The bride is employed as secretary for David j) High School and is in the U.S. Lanier, Jr., CPA, Sanford, and the bridegroom Is parts Army at Ft Stewart Ga manager at Montgomery Ward, Altamonte Springs. The wedding will be an Among the out-of-town wedding guests were the bride's event (ii Feb 23 at 7:30 11.111. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Summerour and Mr. and at the home of the bri d e 's aunt Mrs. 111. Roberts, all of Moultrie, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. .laiiies Matthews, 2603 Georgia Ave., Also Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Summerour, Sara Ann and Sanford. Lynn; Dr. and Mrs. ILW. Roberts, Deanna, Glenn and Lance; and Gladys Osborne and Inez Moore, all of Moultrie. Also Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Bozeman, Winter haven; Woodall Hose, Raleigh, N.C.; Wayne Gray, Tampa; and Dolly and Wanda Gray and Eula Mae Miller. Haines City. ROOF SHINGLES x *8. , .......... .. Docker - 24.19 r !, ., . . .r I111 . • First quality -Grade A. U50%lssw ... .. -. .........i .' U % w:nt ) i . r1' Masonry BLADES - _ COMBINATION uuuu" rust-free : 705 A; Stick-on 12"x 12 tiles. No, 752 Gold Vein. No. 762 Antique Gold Vein. No. 650 Chrome Foil Vein. 1200 60F Bronze. 661 Gold r' . . 1 litre are more 111,11 fi t tk'luau out uts,t' t. h aui% jseuIiatril. .trtiuiiid fathers, III ore KII &IV tuxedos. UI 495 Piece De: TR (1 13C Ventilated SHELVING Fiberglass SCREENING ir . -m m., ,•,,,.,,., • ' 1 X 3 SPRUCE 'Mons!!o O n e da isy. No. r.. J istroTurf BPI 99 _ ' DEAR ABBY: My husband (I'll call him Leo was having an affair with his secretary, and I found oit about it. lie broke it off, and we are now getting counseling. Leo says hit to make our marriage work, and I believe ej' , . iarion ieee Roberts, rts, 412 Scott Abe. Ave., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith , 2104 MellonvIlle Ave.. all nf, Sanford. Soloists were Kim Steel and Colette Carter. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride was given in marriage by her father and mother. She chose for her Vows a formal gown of Ivory qiana fashioned along the empire silhouette. The Queen Anne neckline, bodice and long straight sleeves were of English net la vishly appliqued with Venise lace. Her long A-line skirt gracefully cascaded into a sweeping chapel length train edged in matching lace The bride's fingertip veil of silk illusion was sec ur ed to a Venise lace cap embeUlshed with seed pearls She carried a family heirloom gold Bible arranged with red and white roses ivy, stephanotis and lily of the valley. Candy M. Deal attended the bride as maid of honor. Her burgundy qiana gown was fashioned with embroidered lace full Bishop sleeves with the same lace repeated in the high neckline She carried a stemmed hand blown crystaltioe lamp arranged with silk riublum lilies, phlox, dracena foliage and collas with wine colored tubing wore ore a spray of riublum lilies and baby's breath In her hair, Bridemalds were Vivian Peacock, Patricia Hall Debbie Whelchel and Holley Kurim'ul Their gowns and flowers were ide ntical to the honor attendant's. Michelle Hinson was the flower girl She wore an ivory qiana gown with an embroidered lace bodice, full BBishoptileeves and a wine colored cummerbund. She carried a natural wicker basket with rose petals and wore red sweetheart roses and baby's breath in her hair. Kurt Ungle served the bridegroom as best man. Usher. groomsmen were Randy Roberts, Rick Smith, David Barkley .69C PEERLESS .... a ms. Rag. Price (roll) Rag. Price (17' roll) :• ,,ht.,r nf %..- allu ....i The bride Is thø tin"III tII[5 Roll : L' 0 004 mil thick, 10'x to Kit ARCOPymerS - C1iurcJ1, Sanford. Dr. Jay 1. Cosmalo performed the double :ring ceremony in a candlelight setting of more than 100 can. .dies. Waterproof, windproof, lightweight, in the ma plastic case. No PSK8. Each Tile Rag Price (each file) Polyethylene FILM drivers, a screw starter and han- TV ~SPECIAL Wife S'19 mply Ca n't Stand Secretary Who MiohI' Sue Tjj1jT1.. Mon. thru Thurs. 10.8 SA NFORD • 4 ZAYRE PLAZ4 .ftwuT.;Ø•- Fri 1.-Sat.iD.ö- Son. IJ4 SANFORD .2994 ORLANDO DI. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. _. .--.-_.'. - -- - �V '.5- , . - - - . . S - - . _____ 2 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE IvEMCM 50 UM WON' MAKr3 Ou _ I DI NNER A i IV MAIN COURSE! ,r ( 7) 11 1 Condensation 47 Ennum.r.tos 4 Ca pital SORoyai -' ', Tibet., 54 Actress Gabor , Ld IC I M AA T £ 9 Young socIal. 55 Made public ii ite,for short 59 Hand •,• - ION IIIOL XVI Mi 12 Stamping implement 1 TAL ö LAID device 60 Marsh IIVA a 13 Make pig 61 Cut of beef - 1 TM p. wd.) 14 Comedienne 62 New England T rLI PIAK 1 - / /___'__ _ It . ____ I ( 7'o L SIR, ITTIMEWE ) HAD .AMAN-To-MN TALK ABOUT MY FUTURE IN THE 1ARMV _______ _____ ______ ____ - *0 _ rr- coswsg,, 19 — C 4LWOR ;; yr — 20 21 ________________ — — — 25 26 27 _ . . ' _______________ ____ I - _____ 37 __ 47 by Wl.IEN I WENT TO GO BED, I COULDN'T GET THE ATER OVER THE SC), WHILE i WATCHED TV, I MY HAIR UP IN CURLERS.- AND FORGOT I Nf) r).4 Tir,'r Bob 42 to be large. It's the ac. drive. I think at the very cumulation of fat inside the minimum, to establIsh lOBS — abdominal cavity. It collects sex drive the patient should t in seat rolls on an apron of tested with a normally se tissue that hangs down from subject of the appropriate the outer border of the sex. Absence of sex between - — — — — —I 46 46 49 50 51 52 53 - _______________________ "-AND I HAP T0 SLEEP L NIGHT IN MY 60 — — WHAT SO 000 ABOUT THAT " . CURLERS - ______ " ~ I - IIa4 11 ; 56 57 - - 82 - /11 - exercise program. That's why I always tell Febrry22, 1180 EEK& MEEK Changes in your environment are very likely this by Howie Schneider 15TO MAIk)TAIj 1H LNJCE fl-E. F5T-rti.j TLk3HT US 1HPT Tf MOST 'McoRrAJ'iILI11r' ( OF Th F6SIDEJT,. ______ ______ __ _____ HOUSE t .-,, . - Tt4.AirHE€Ar AkJDIHEI&E5r? _____ IL14 th ( ________ ___________ S I 0 AT BRIDGE stamp of approval on the someone is offering y, as a _________________ club wro psoe, Usten to the promise. See things for what advice of theee' whO care they are, NORTH :.zi-so about you. How to get along LWA(Sept. n-Od. 23) In `1 1 1 111? with other signs is one of the your haste to get things done KS __________ I WIN today and could put 'your' - the back, or encow'agement - - ____ VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) PISC (Feb, 2G-Marth )) You'll be diiapvothted today You're s ab.4, 1ooniinUc., it you mIaisrpr.t a pet on _____ ____ PRISCILLA'S POP ______ (ALLMYLIFEVVE SEEN SAVING MV HUGS ANP KISSES FOR YOUR BROTHER, Mall $1 for each to Astro- hope to accomplish may not ("our THERE GO~Sj 'YCUR LIFE SAWI LOOK N(YVV, JENNY LU" : ,) w'r *453 Graph, Box 410, RadIo City Corn. off, nine of trumps and ruffed i"7 V t. , PRiSCILLA' , 11 _____ , ________ " ___ Z BUGS BUNNY THAT RABBIT\ WoNr QUTLJN __ A CANNON- __ left to ruff A heart, whereupon dummy was good. "You sure guarded against that 4.1 club break," said the 473 student, "but wouldn't you have gone down it clubs fad been 3-2 and trumps 4-fl" Vulnerable: BOth Dealer South SAGI'I'IAIUUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) Concerned associates TAURU$(AprIl2O.May20) could be trying to tell you You'reasclu.todayso you'll sornething today for y own Pass 24 Pass 4 N let freeloader. take ad. Mull over what they say. PI N,Ih Sail 8i Opinions in your household see that any work being (' IDA: FRANK AND ERNEST , 'I' $ ags.' to mv• tcawry 'A1? P., " I ../ ";.t'' / V ' " I' v '-'NORODY Ji - - WI10N9 " IN*W. . . - ' _____ I...L __ I (J1tNS - Th M!. Ilis S ________________ 1 ., T. K. Ryan . MAFtRW . ZOONIIS PO ________ ___ - !' - ( ) . - __________ ____ - -. - ' V ' -.........- - -- -. - " - - ' . - . - . , . - - . - ---- ----V S -V -. 7-11 . _ '-- i; - 1 - ..V.... - _______ _ __ -: -, $1. Denali u. wiisu, Ji Jan. 31 & Feb. , II, 21, PubilsI, Jan. 31 PIb.7, 11, 21. -1000. ,ui0 _________________ 011.130 - 011-1)0 U. 0. V 1 FRY L t30 MORNING 01 1351 FAMILY AFFAIR i24 10 EDUCATIONAL PRO. too OR COUNTRY (MOW)GOES THE (1)(17)GREENACRE8 SQUARES (5)0 WHEWI (5)0 HEA LTH FIELD CD 0 SUNRISE (5)0 BEWITCHED OD 0 MERV GRIFFIN (1]) (3 5) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS I10) SESAME STREET (M 17)SPECTREMAN 10:55 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)0 ED ALLEN 1100 0QD HIGH ROLLERS (3) 91 THE PRICE 18 RIGHT 6:65 (R) FLORIDA 730 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS ELECTRIC COMPANY 8(10) (R)(MOP4.THU) 4:00 0 (3) THE BRADY BUNCH (101 0 CSS NEWS 6:30 HOTEL(MON) (1 7) GIGGLESNORT 3:00 (5.) 0 GUIDING LIGHT çpj 0(1) CARD SHARKS 0 J NASHVILLE ON THE (9 (35) PTL CLUB ROAD(WIED) THE WILBURN BROTH- 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD 8(THU) 0 g COUNTRY ROADS (Ff1) 2:30 0(3) ANOTHER WORLD (11) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE '1 17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (TUE-FRi) 10:00 • (4) PORTER WAGONER 2:25 (11 7) NEWS • (3) EMERGENCY ONEI G HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FUNNY BUSINESS Bollen - by Roger .- --- FRIENDS (17)GiLLIG*N'5l5ND 500 ______________________ (5)0 HOGAN'S HEROES 5:30 0(1) NEWS political (1) 0 UAS'H CD U ALL IN THE FAMILY . CHEER Au06'r HeRa! 9:00 0(3) QUINCY Whi lnvesti- ALL SHOWS 99C gaIIng the fatal d of an __________ ONLY MOUNTAIN FAMILY ROBINSON tamines in her blood 0 SANNAIY - NIB A anhop. ing for his big bros scomes an unwitting target I nurder. ffj) (35) (17) LIEGE BASKETBALL Ge Is vs. Tenness.. (1O) UPSTAI DOWN. STAIRS "The Hun" Frustrated because cannot enlist, Hudson d pa an exaggerated heir or the - ________ ______ ' _____ ""T,_ ___________ ---------------__ — - _____ I.. , . LAST NITE [PLAZA U ONLY ______ . - _____ — - - ------- ' — — —._.-------- — — — -- — ______ _' __ N The ROSE — e U I Ps øi _____ Germans. 10:00 old daughter athryn Holcomb) leaves W99191 to move in with a steel sxsc with reputation for being ayboy. (1) 0 KNOTS LA NO Ana she begins to recei I &8 - W_ us etisx ig fit. CIf ftlUJ I(W.&LI (is and , ....:_ terrIfyingteieptsorse - ( O)THEASc MAN 1, 4Msrcklst -- Baseball Specia natural law • led for Centuries until they 'finally ' overturned by Ernst 's rsv 4 __ (35)sEpd __________ __ i GREAT ____ 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Johnny Carson. Gust?: gelbert HUmnpsqdInCk, V . 4..: tk -I agsof competition not t evil- ___ WZDNAY, MIQ112 De Ub Civic Center. Be.tht Card Party, 1p.m., DeBary BAR _______________ _______________ PhilPast at ______________ ________________________ $AIV1DAY,M.ALfl5 ____ Second lathed Bud Race, $ am., 10,000 ____ miter pIus 2 mlii 7:30 am. "Fun Run" siartisig from __ It's no'uense 'cnsider that computers think. U this were true, do suppose thsy'dbsstsm *mtftwd Chic (Igor. ____ ______ __ 't' _____________ To The Evening Hsrdd I . I I I I i'1. I i'. i 'p.: ., I I ., ::-:. I Name ______ ____________ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 _____ I I 14fl4 Address_____________________ _____________________ _____________ City _________________________________________________________________________ __ ___ ___ ____ to SS%A11 .11. ____ ,."..• _ Mess. Enter My _________________________________ "t'r' ___ ' I ics ____ futurss I.. k 4%6..%k ;' executive murders lover$$ When he nefu to give ' her a Promotion. __________ 00 $280 (DO DaD 14. %it I I I flTh$ $13 tili 1100 (730X00 WINTER aim p.m. AUCUGIS begins at PICTIT$OUSISA,4i __ Fisridi $tasute ii. CD 0 MOViE ___ ' IDA. w4 "fall i wen •iame. -.:. All parties In Intirest and 'citizenS shall have an opportunity Circt (MRS. SemInole Cuitsty, - (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE The ;p,rIOns desiring to examine the MAlI PIOOcys OP P1.01. _____________ ' ' City Clerk 'a. rsonal CE) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS Whatever _____ it she CdII'IU before Wdw in Pouch reeler salad was ______ HWUM is no smell fish, some folk im..lne. Specimens from three to nine fist long and weighs up to 600 POlunds' Isgd.' — __ e Add Si y.er .1 lIectle _____ guess ii ftd lit IVtlShSS$UM$ Evenllmg - P.O. Box __ IUP, $anrd, PIt. fl771 Isplisas ,, V - _____ .5 1l% 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 . - .i. V -. -. 1 .5 I - S . H. N. Tansm. Jr. % e.- _____ _____ ____ ___________ ' IVESDAY, MARCH Onr 10 of Sanford, 10:30 am., Budding Gardens social hail. $ATURDAY,MAIIaIS Suised ZIWS Club Pancsk. Day and Auc. - $yordvefffi. city COmmiISiSn Feylsisiw if She Pictltietis Name '': W'. City if Sanford. PiorId Pit, Ti.W*; $Scfl aim ___________ i l.5 - I- - ___________ _____ _________________ ___ M.R.StrIckland. _ NIclM is given me. urn In is p.o . liii Lsngwee, Ph. me, a 2.00 o @ THE DOCTORS (LD (35)GomER PYLE (II) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 10 ELECTRIC COMPANY (fl) (I 7) LUCY SHOW Front" James unwlNlv crsWes pe at crisis upon his rat home, and Edward propose 0 Daisy. 007) THE AIMUCANS "The Film Star" At I. Jodle Foster shows Promis )f growIng beyond her "Id-star" ___ .. ____ DONAHUE (ID 0 MIKE DOUGLAS RON iutionarythsonies. ' of the United Norman do Vere Howard Caper Dsughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 pin., home of Mrs. Joe Cerley, Cameron Ave., Sanford. Program by Mrs. IncteCherioS P. .'' A COPy shall be avaIlable at the SeøtinelS County, PIeide __________ ____ - 4t, V. SECTION S:ThafMISsirdlinairm '-shall become effective Im. -: mediately upon is pasuge and - 1 . __ . : - - 30lN, MUeAve,,Sanfo,Toc: Energy and U Nutrition. or parts of ordinances in conflict ' Ain, ________ Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m,, Florida Power & herewith be and the semi are INK I CO" 9:00 0 "The Majestic C kwork" Newton's solid for las for FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 .. $ECTIONI:Thatallordinances jg flft (7) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA of flowers flatter 0 r until OreceM. I.'adlerdteOrlando$, ilA 8:30 0(1) TODAY 1:30 anonymous admIrer' aitmy gift THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U 'Z4mPsIr the validity, force or effect LW, 1-li 21, $SLIN. . 9@C* AV PRY ROOP Chamber of Commerce. Bring bag lunch. Open to ______________ intereci persons, Florida Power & Light Co., N. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Speaker, H Pain on St. Johns River. las Csmm of Am to Waiter F. . - :.statut.s. and shall further be WSISSi' I VIIM l UN ' ubIect to the r.sponsibllttias ' residence or ownership as may EsconiMa COnIS Sect, I, lIdIUdI,CI,wSii&lIIiabeth learn time to time be determined ." by the governing authority of the N. Si Van W. Harris I WI Slivana .' City of Sanford, Florida, and the 1., LoISSO S Sweetwater Cave, - ',rovisIons of said Chapter 171, 114.110. JiMISL.ViflHifRJ,.T,&lfld, .,.Fionida Statutes. .'. SECTION 3: If any section or I WI WIllena A. to Kenneth A. .rtlon of a Section of thIs or- OiItiinn & WI Leenau.. LOtI ,. ,dinance proves to be Invalid, Btadp Weeds 1$, n,gso. 4f any Other section or part of this ordi nanco. ? ___ Youth Week Planning meetIng, now, Sanford _ by — ••.' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY t? IhallflO$ be heidtoinvalidlteof ROdrI001ZI*101adI$M.,L.I$ I - North 120 lest of the East 153 feet Homebsilidems Inc t Robert P. - •. unlawful or unconstitutional, it $ a•&g TUMBLEWEEDS p.VNMWflOf) * '. 5 - -. Saaerd VFW Pest 1.118, 8 P.m., post home on lakefront. (QCD) JWWW S. Doyle & Diane . owners of the City of Sanford, JoI S DevIl. Lot Ilk F ion Ida, and as are further --.-provided In Chapter 17), FlorIda Charter Oils UN I, liii. I:, - . Nutrition, Lionel D. Hermit I WI Mary H. - ,,. rights and prIvileges and Im. -inunitles as are from time to time to EiWios ChlariuItl I___ WI Cecilia, Uppiand Park, 14USD. : Wanted to residents and property - IvM ___ ___ _ Rgg Comm of Am to Gary I. - . -, herein shall be entitled to all the 19 Free? Add. $100. _ FLORIDA 21i (tO) UPSTAlRDOWp4. young MONDAY,FEBRVAJIy*1 Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light,301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Topic: Energy an4 ":- ordinance becoming ettedlve, the R stiet & Annie C. to 'property owners and any resident Geraldine Hulls I l',b Melvin, . - Puppet power presents children's matinee of "Jack and the Beanstalk", 3p.m., Theatre on Park, 401 Park Ave. North, Winter Park. Call 6454767. - '. Florida. Hazel Johnson, t John H. Jones. " SECTION 2: That upon this Let 2 Ilk Be Dixie Tier, 5)00. - lb i5p A JCIT I t._ AVL.. Sanford, Lone and 16th Street and West of Woods UN II, $30000. Airport Boulevard: said property Emm L. Thompson flu Emma located in Seminole County, L. Marry, LlilIi Mario MidIock 1 , X FUND It EASY stallatlon of officer., 8p.m., Masonic Temple, N. Park ,. The above.described property Is Grandbend Av, $100. - furmer discried as that Certain Chagn Crp to John J. Collins I property located between Jaw@!! Carol L., Lot 2 Sky Lark In the and John Romita (E) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS CD 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (1]) (35)35 LIVE Olympic hopeful, I Icy dls- resiolngon the propsrtyd.scribw msNSSft$mesaonot Late 1oI by Stan L ___ 0(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA - all in MM Smith's Subdivision as Arnold I WI Brenda I., Lot 13 ,' In Plot Book 1, page 53, WekIva Hills Sect, 5,604,900. ''PublIc Records, Seminole County, Reuben J. Wallstedt 1 WI AlMa SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thavos county. Open to public. ' that part of block number * lying H Hidden Lake Un ID, 10.100. South of the Atlantic Coastline Fl lee Comm Inc to Charles H. RaIlroadandslocks3IylngNo,jp, Lapin, Lot 1 Ilk A Greenwood " and South of the Atlantic Coastline Lakes UN 2, $*AM -, Railroad and Block 44, less the Charles A. Copeland came th.W%of la the Station, Now York, - N.Y. hand. He disc last 10019.) and 1gm,. the black-and- time being, noon to 6 p.m,, long cabin post home on lakefront, music bz Rhythm Rascals, 6oze, and bake Proceeds for 'Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive 'Workshop for the adult handicapped of Seminole ' Atlantic Coastline Railroad and Norman & WI Sandra L., Lot 1311k Faulty judgments on your tharsaj üdeist,pnsi,nt lOS. (For a copy f JACOB)' _ maugementisamaatoday, Next ha Cashed the ice of MRN, estromel likely d$1 to: "What because you have a endency Don't hearts at trick two and led a &'.,' care f this fl.tS'SPa today y Next to dummy at trick three, p P.O. Box 489, RadIo C!t/ 5fl)bia$, HOld club tincts off on take ifl3J simnts for the m 69 Said0ird VFW Post and Aubillary Benefit Barbecue, SECTION 1: That the following Groves Co., 1st Ado to Slack past - IWISS Fl. Ras. Comm. Inc. to Mark A. Fltzgeraldlwf Kaye A,, Lot$ Fl 23 and 26 lying South of the Rockford sets out? iarn the STAIRS "News F $45,000. municipaiseMcntotheperty Greenwood Lakes Un. 2, $34,100. described heroin, and the City Barry L. Morki A wf Sharon J. to ('; Commlsslon of theCityofsanford , Emplo yee Transfer Crp., Robert ,.., Florida, diems it in the best In. P. Adcock Jr. to Matthew A. --' tecest of the City to accept said EIsPiotf, PortIons of Lots 16-A 117 had to ruff a second club and OpenlngIead42 ., area Of the City of Sanford, 5pt'inside, $100. Florida, and it has further been Fl. Res. Comm Inc. to Eugene A. I determined that the annexation of VacantI & WI Florence I. Lot less laid property will not mull In the the N 4 ff of Highlands Sod. 2, i,.- Florida, pursuant to the voluntary WiCO. - •., annexation provisions of Section John I. ReIttieliwl Peggy I. to 171.044, Florida Statutes: Roger 0. Otavl, Lot 6 Wekiva .4 Blocks 42 and 39and allot Blocks Hills Sod, 7, MAO. could have handled a 4-I tTWflD break." ThI5 isthsoft0fhandt Is really Instructive. Of course, the Professor had identity of a young I who is involved with the gpin of Denver's undsrwocl SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 23 Community Flineas Day, Univety of Contral Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth - made a part of the City of Sanford, *4 Lot 34 Ilk C Camelot UN 4, first low club I would have known that clubs were b. ft3-2- Then I would not have Public meeting to discuss proposed conversion of Seminole Harness Raceway to a dog-racing facility, Brantley, beet. ' propert y situated In Hammock. sn400. " Seminole County, Florida, be and H. Miller I Sons of Fl Inc to the same is hereby annexed to and Larry A.Summensi WI Elizabeth, "Not at all," replied Professor. "When rutted . Pass 44 Pass s pan Pass E. Hust.ad& Wi DoirIt N., Lot S skiing; women's short pr m figure skating. men's 0-moter speed* skating; wo, 's 4 X 5 kilometer cross co ry relay. Jim McKay hosts. (35) JIM RI FOR (ROW 7) 0 RYAN'S HOPE (LT (35) DICK VAN DYKE (17) MOVIE 1.00 0(1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 825 (3)0BLACK SHEEP SQUAD- men's free skal (live); FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Senior Citizen Tour for a day at Seaworld. Leave Sanford at 9 a.m, with pick up at Leed's in Seminole Plaza at 9:30 a.m. Return at 5 p.m. W Doris Rogers for reservation. Florida, Is In a position to provide Blown & wt Karen K. Lot I? Olk C - haunted by his lack memory women's giant ala) - - petition and to annex said DIkS Kathryn Park, $6s100, '.' property, Winter Spr ings Homes Inc. to I#; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Chwift R. Colbrunn, Lot 2 Cluster , ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF A. Wild- Do 10.100. THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORGeneva Woods Inc to Major J.M. could become diametrically performed for you Is being 'Y ()saM Jaciby overbid his hand a trifle, but opposed today, with you done as you specified, and aid Mu SuIng the alter you have payed a. well C1111111111111 riOt in the mlMe. U that it Will be finiahed on as the Professor has for as The PWMW lookeid at anything Is to be seWed, schedule. someone rflisst yield. deuce of trUmDS lead with lvi. tend to overbid a trifle, AQUARIUS (Jan. lOFeb. dent dlstastt . yed INV FM 60NER STEW. ____ I East took his ace, but the 4AKQJI11 saauge of yow generosity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan, GIveanlytothedsservivg. 19) To save yourself GMIXI ________by Stoffel a N&mdahl to dummy's "-queen. 'A •ssss Appraise your endeavors realistically. _____ ull Professor still had one trump value of something you're hints at taking something Out doing then It's really worth. of somebody e1's pocket. A. - last tooth and ida diamond •QJ 10$ Youcosaldplaceamuchhigher Pass t anything that even 0 One more trum )735 • A JI 42 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) specify bfrth date. Take care that you don't ARM (March 21-AprO 19) unintentionally sbm air,Other There's a good chance today person's generosity today, Dunimy's clubs were now 043 GED Test Seminole allege. Tests scheduled for Feb. , and V. - 7:30 p.m., Cauelberry City Hall. State Rep. Bobby -. creation of an enclave: and (1)0 THE WALT S JohnBoy, home on It )ugh, is about the war. (7)0 XIII WINTER YMPICS Scheduled event include 4flfflj that the property described liii 0 Columbus- Harbor, $$,S00. hereinafter is reasonably compact (QCD) Alan M. Altshuler to Wm. ' ' WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, good so Uto Profr cashed •1071 4 Station, N.Y. 10019, Be sure to I another club. QJ1O$5 officers, - - COntIIIIOU. to me corporate J. Goodman, Lots 2$ inclusive, He entered dununy with the 4AK9654 Aitro-Graph Letter, which the wrong things or In. be with your birthday. dividuals today. What you by Al Vermeer WHEREAS, It has bean ir on the king of hearts and nailed a club with a high trump. K Q THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U. S. Home Crp. to Robert J. - WHEREAS, there has been filed lee I wt Linda J. Lot 7 81k . , with the City Clerk of the City of Schwa Sanford, Florida, a petition con. 10 Shadow Hill, Sss,000. Will. M. L. Schub.ck fka Will. .. taming the name of the property in the area described M. Lee & hb Andrew P. Schubach, . -, owners ... hereinafter requesting annexation to Louis Scala, Lot 104 L'ongdale SU,000. . I to the corporate area of the City of Sundv., Andrew V. Thortipson Jr. & wt Sanford, Florida, and requesting Margaret M. to Van Home Bldg., be Included therein; and -., 1. WHEREAS, the Property Ap. Inc., Lot 22 Bik B Paradise PoInt pralsor of Seminole County, Forth Sec. 0,000. . Florida having certified that there Samuel L. Chester Tr. to - are two property owners in the Reynold F.SwansonlwiBettyG., area to be annexed, and that sold Start at the SW corner of SE¼ of " property owners have signed the Sect. 23, 521,600. petItion for annexation; and Odyssey Homes Inc to Charles . . take over a gaIn y using mass sonic mind c 01 00 its Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Election of Second Add., $14,000. , EFFECTIVE DATE. _____________________________________ _________________________ the meet of them. %,,) SECTION 171.044, FLORIDA STA. 81k 13 Eastbraok Un. 3, $36,500. lUTES; PROVIDING FOR 5EV. Brockwood Bldrs. Inc. to John .' ERABILITy, CONFLICTS AND R. Gassie, Lot 171 Barclay Woods at would have an Issue can send 75 cents with a the brain. previously unavailable, ager of rock grou plans to Curtis L. King & wI Mary 0. to __________________ . WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. -. NEXATION PROVISIONS OF Robert R. Not( & Wendy 1. Lot 12 c I coming year. Your new what you are counting on Avoiding The Big Middle. to a basic point, one of the ad this t Lrnpig sex organs is ' opportunities that were — one th (ç LENDAR CATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY the US. Lot 491 Wekiva Hunt Club, :, FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE Fox Hunt Sect., 3, $76,300. 0(33 BUCK ROGI IN THE 25Th CENTURY Th vii man- 8:00 he left behind is now romanti. cally involved wi th Barelta (R) too Don Oilman & wI Virginia A. to (3) NEWS (1) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO NEW ZOO REVUE io O'R EASY (2) (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 1:10 ____________ . - VAR 0i SAID PROPERTY LO. the Equitable Life As. Society of people who need to do a little respect for each other, it's work to eliminate a pot belly increasingly more difficult for white facts, that they'll usually have to them to have a meaningful, LEO (July Aug. 22) U diet as wall as exercise. I'm ftiltllllng sex he or to be You' ve got 14 spend it. 11, sending you The Health Letter sexually 11 1ttracted to each . ,1: however, you're spending ntimber 3-7, Gft Control: other. All of wldch goes YOUR BIRTHDAY )4 _ WEST OF. AIRPORT BOULE. get along very well to begin with and don't have any For Friday, F.bruar, 22, 1980 -_ ______________________ PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN JEWEIT A. Statt, Lot 209 Spring Oaks Un. LANE AND 16TH STREET AND 11,9100. ____________ BYBERNICEBEDEOgI, I . Francis P. Shaw I WI Patricia Camelot Un 2, $41,500. to Mary L. Thibodeau, commence wagon. (Part 4) '' A. to Wiley 1. GrIn In Iwl Roberta AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT Gail C. Urban to Ramon Sofa 1 of the SE corner of SW,/,, of 51¼ o '10) DiCK CAV r Guest-.' OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN. E., Lot 331 the W ½ of Lot 36 Serif WI Carmen I, Lot 6 61k C Camelot sect. 14, 20.29, Shady Oaks, $ )00. ., NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE HIS, $46,500. UN 1, $34,750. jazz guitarist Joe Pa Mthony Wolf are lwf Martha l Rosanna Wilson to Sheila W. AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. ( 1 7 ) ALL IN TF FAMILY Donald E. Lovelace to Mathew to John A. Cooper & WI All L., Lot FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. Han & hb Timothy J.. Lot 6, 61k A R. Kudlac & WI Mary W., The 1 ½ 15 61k F Washington Oaks Sect, 1, Gloria announces 's preg. ' lION OF SAID ORDINANCE Adeil Park, $30,000. of Lot a & lot & 61k 6 Evansdale, $21,000. nan? On the Stivi moving (QCD) Richard Stott to Leigh I THAT CEVAIN () 0 GOOD MORNING 0 BARETTA An escaped convict discovers that the girl I 8LEHU) a (D TODAY over an arsenal and sub-treasury. Dr. John Silber. the controversial president of Boston University. Savage & WI Catherine E. to AIim A. Oldie, Adam, Lot 21 Fred enters a Redd xx look. ING TO CONSIDER THE ADOP. Froude, Un 103 Bldg. 100 Alt. Vill. to Herman Donald A. Stewart & wt Dawn The Moorings, 1174,1110. 7:30 per and Crowley Investigate a high school gang which deals in extortion and rape. 0 (35) WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon meet Dr. I. $27900. B., Lot 17 61k 0 Sunland Est, Athington Pickett onstr Co Inc alike contest. Alt. Viii Inc to Brian 0. $29,500. to Gustavo B. Anlbarro I WI Lucy, •.. IDA. 7:30 DeGaliler &wf Debra A., Un 110 Altamonte Viii Inc to Teerenc, Lo$SBIkASw,$wat,rCiubUN2 •(3)T)CTACDO H Bldg. 100 Alt. Viii I, Condo, $33,200, J. Glarmone, & Toren Notice is hereby given that a L. UN 20) $24,700. - ' Earl C. Strawder to Rudolph Bldg. 200 Altamonte Viii I condo, 0 THE N LYWED Alt Viii Inc to Louis J. Dipinto & Public Hearing will be held theGoidie Hudspeth & wt Mamle Lot 9a $24,500. GAME . - Commission Room in the City at Hall Manor 2nd Add., J., $39,000. Carole, UN 112 bldg. 100 Alt VII in the City of Sanford, Florida, •t Altamonte VIII Inc to Ferdinand $24,500. CD 0 $100,000 N I THAT Olin Am Homes t Bayer, UN 101 Bldg 100 Altamonte (OCO) Gloria Guderyon to TUNE ' 1510, 7:00 o'clock to considP.M. on February 23. Ralph T. Lawson 1 WI Martha S. VIII I, Condo, $35,900. er the adoption of Soiario, Lydia. Lot S) Bel Aire (111(35) MAUL Maude . . ordinance by th & City of Sanford, an %.et 17 BIk 0 Greenwood Lakes Un Ramon Sofa & WI Carmen I. to Hills UN 1, $100. decides her maui is over S".00. as follows: Miguel A. Nuortas, Lot 31 Slk I (QCD) Raymond J. ThlbOdOdu when Walter fall off the ORDINANCE NO. 1302 OSCOPE - George B. Anmie, The E ½ of SE'!4 Woodridge Invest Co. The SW¼ of Searcy Shois, $51,000, Of NE'!. Of Sec. 21, $100 Sect, 35, 15.25. $425,000. Theodore H. Long Jr & wt Ma ry Alt VIII Inc. to Lawrence W. TION OF AN ORDINANCE n,.- THE CITY OF SANFORD, PLOR. — — —& testines.This accumulation of stances, a couple's life takes — fat cannot very well be ona new meaning which may ______________________________________ __________________________________________________ squeezed down to nothing replace sexual interest. regardless of how con- That's Just the way life is. scientious you are about your If people argue and don't I 7:00 1:00 0 (4) TOMORROW Guest: NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEA R. membranes around the In- is concerned. In other in- — S Stamps In above deed, REPORT (I 7) SANFORD ID SON :. .,.: 6 away a great layer of fat. Fat Sometimes a person gets tired also accumulates In the ofhlsorhermateasfarassez — — 64 ___________________________________ 0 , , 61 59 I I / .---- cam. TD Theodore A. Kostuk Jr. & WI Rose (3) FACE THE .,-. C. to Morris G. Allen & wf Erika, Tompkins Div. Co. of Fl. Inc. to (QCD) George B. Namie to 373 ft of) & lot 22 (less the N 313 ft -,~~. Marshall Person III & Saundra P. Sylvia S Schantz, Oka Sylvia S. same as above ot) Spring Hammock Rep, S",000. Stamps Inc 1065 pq deed CE) 0 JOKER'S WI Lot 24 Garden Lk. 1st., Un. 1, Fowler, aka Sylvia S. Namme, The $60,400. Flit Fed Orl. to Helen M. Rudolph Comello & WI Maria to 10 (35) SANFORD D SON ... ______________________ of 27 $100. $4,700. George . Waidrop& WI Phyllis big Stars of a singin . (QCD) Sylvas 5, Schants, to Overstreet Invest, Co to M.to Brian H. Berke, Lot $1 Lake Legal Notice 4 (10) MACNEIL LEHRER stomach and covers all of the two persons out of cornabdominal organs. municatlon says nothing If a person with a lot of fat about sex drive, Do you agree in the abdomen happens to with this? require abdominal surgery, DEAR READER — I the surgeon will have to move couldn't agree more. ——— Montana TURTLE-NECK SWEATER-! -. _ - Mirlon, Lot 11, q:. '., Foxwood Dev. Ltd. to F I. Homes Electric Co. The S 2S If of Lot 13,14 61k 3 N Orl Townsite 4th Add., Constr. Co. Inc., Lot 26, Foxwood I the N 100 ft of Lot 15 Lot 20 (less ' seem to realize that it's not sophisticated way that many just the fat that's under the physicians, psychiatrists and skin that causes the abdomen o rs talk about l of ARCHIE t . c — — 36 — — — — 2-21 _____ ______ 35 - 1 4 0 '41 — — — — 45 1111' ____ ' 34 33 ______ _______ 36 - 39 P_ Th ursday, Feb. 21,1910.-36 TON10HT' ________________________ Margie N. Cowan 1k. Margie N. n cavity. DEAR DR. LAME — I'd Many people just don't like to comment on I —— — 29 30 31 26 32 . 'Evinlg Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________________________________________________________________ - l et to help you eliminate the exactly what you say. They excess fat that you probably firm up the abdominal have inside the abdominal muscles but they can't shrink w abdomen if re is a lot befirmbut 'u be fiat. cIfatinsidetheabdomjnal ____________________ s18 _____________________________ AIJO bu &c i __________ ____________ ! III __________ ____________________ , usually fat. Exercises do 13 iT uiu, 'tu 4 _____________ Transfers Dr. byArtSansom I ower . 10 11 I 9 THEBORNLOSER I Realty OD 12 . 111110111 Diet Belly Pot ____________________________ ___ BEETLE BAILEY I H2 ____________________________________ V ______ -' 5- US), And Exercise ____ S TV Harvey CoulterA Lucinda A. Tr. Cassel lwf ismaela 0, Lot 53 Oak $31,500. ______________ Shiver to Johnnhe Cowan & WI to Rachel A. Coulter, Lot 13 61k 5. I Forest UN , Margie N.. Lot S less E 4 • Olin Am Homes of Fl ft of & Weathersfjeid (_ ] _____ _ Inc to _________ First Add.. the E M ft of Lot 9 N of RW of Biile D. Dennis to Gale B. Alfred Bsninato A WI Rose, Lot 1 ______ _____ ________ DEAR DR. MB — I've The Greater Constr. Crp. to W. Dennis, GWn5SUrv eYOI U Charm, sioø. Herbert ½ mt in Lot S BIk 50 Petermin & N duster L. Sterling Park UN 24 1THU ta ble Ch. Carol s., Chuluota, $li,s0o. Ch. been&ercsfora pot StePhefl A. Andre. to Wm. B. Lot Si River Run ing Us.300. $, Ma independent 3, *65.500. The Greater Constr Arden rtin & WI Eva M. Lot 2 61k H Crp to cap belly —sit kg his ups and Olin Am Homes ot Fl J I Rul TOAD NINO to (ABC) Orlando EVENIN Joseph A. Liberator & wi Barbara A. Shady. Lot 10 61k 0 (35) Orlando Sem. Tar,. 15 Armenian $2,000. 63 Mao David H. A 4 WMS, Lot 2 Cluster R. A a 6 o o e Deborah M. to Ped ro Lemus & wt Sausalito Sect, 2, $12,300. and instead of getting Wm. B. Ma rtin 1. Eva M. ti Emelmne, : mountain 6:00 tung Starling Park UN 24, $44,500. P$ Lot 2 61k H Summ Independent R££ N£ 11 set smaller, It seems to be getting Richa B. ces Orlando er Ste 1 ph to Jones Michael A. 16 Ocular (1 7) en A. Andrea, Lot 4, 81k H N. Sect. 2, s4,000. Howard R. Fltgerreli I WI e C) ([)O (1) C EW8 64 Ruled on land 0 Atlanta, O. Lamb . - k~ I ~ J I SlabaughIwfwa Sam. Tier., $1,500. -: 17 On same side 11 Mi. Truman 47 Direction Itseems to be fn1ng K., lot 161k Linda S. to Linda S. Fitzget'reIl, (1O) EARTH, A AND @.) 0 (NBC) Daytona Beach Pedro Lemus&&WI WI Emeilne to A The Colonnades Flit Sect. Lot 31 81k B Sterling Park Orlando Public 18 Barks 65 Spread to dry 19 Greek letter 4$ Lawyer's Lester F. HaIiwlchi I WI Marie Stephen Solomon Sandra T., $26,500. up but not getting flatter. Is (10) UN 1, SKY "Depositio And Orl ando I , "W, / Broadcasting System 20 Bed things $100. ______ ______ 21 Dyeing tub ______ _____ ______ to Robert F. HallWbchs, I WI Lot 117 Queens Mirrors, Rp. Add ______ ______ Sedimentation" ________ patron saint this normal? I thought it Olin Am Hmes of Fl Inc to Ar. _______ Bettye H. Lot 12 61k E Spring to C, $31,000. 11 _________________________________________________________ 22 In the know Richard R. Williams I WI 23 Timing ___________________________ DOWN — in addition (17) CAROL URN to the channels list ed th J. Edger & WI , cablevision subscriber s may tun• into independen3 channel 6, 49 Sensible Jacquelin, Lot Lamar H. to Stonod Farms AND FRIENDS s s ' •. Valley Farms. Sect. 4, $100. would get smaller and flatter. ___________________________ - . 24 Genetic 24 Woodwork Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Fl Res Comm Inc to Saverlo A. 15 61k B Sterling Park UN 1, Inc., Corrective, $100. Th e by Mort Walker Michael J. Froyd & wt It 51 Mountain - DEAR READER - It material I Normandy features Sharon J. Dibendedefto & WI Elaine, Lot 1 $34,230. Broadcasting Network ICBN). U.S. Home Crp to Theodore K. Family," "The Digs. (abbr.) I invasion day 25 Totals pass in India depends on what's inside the long, stamped, self-addressj ('CERIN\J J• Lot S BIli B Rev. PINt of the $45,300 Spasm 2 Republic of 26 Natty T's 52 First-rate abdomen. Being of a envelope for it. Send your LT. FLAP Dancy A. & WI Rosanna S., The N g Shadcw Hill, $31.900. Gienwood Viii Sect., *ioo. 26 Assault (QCD) Gary E. Masse y Ind. & 151.4 ft of the E 305 ft of 5W¼ of .1.,.I Springs Ireland 27 Sneer ( UTENT_MAN TO A U (33 NBC NEWS (comp. wd.) Olin Am Homes of Ff. Inc. to Tr. ii and a summary of the day's s uspi John C. Harper Jr. & Donna L ___ cious nature, my ft request to me, In 7.flj(j 32 Of God (tat) 3 Wale 29 Ax to Marquis# Patton. Lynda SEI/4 of SWI/4 of Sect, 15, 21-31, Donaldson care of this GENERAL 0 CBS NEWS TALK MarIe B. Maipis, Lot 7 Cluster P. McIntosh • . f ka Donna events in Lake Placid. Frank 53 Give D. Harper to (3) WHEEL OF FORTUNE , H. Gr egory McIntosh $2000. question would be, are you newspaper, i'.o. sox ll 33 Spanish hero 4 Untie 30 Billiard aids TODAY CE) 0 ABC NEWS ___________ Sterling Park Un 24. 143,300. DowrIes E. Boraski, Lot IS Bik B N Gifford hosts. III Marilyn Newell, Lot 3-5 81k 6 (7) 0 FAMILY FEUD temporarily 35 Pending ________ 5 Leg joint ,31 Midwestern Eugene Swope Kenneth T. Sparks & WI Norma On, Ranches Sect, $32,000. (1) 0 MORNING NEWS (35) ANDY ORI Andy having regular periods and Radio City Station, New York, I WI Maria to Aliens First Add to Washington W. 36 Small quantity 6 insect at a to Robert I. Bryden & H. 50 Nigerian college 11:45. 0. GOOD -ORN1NC are you sure you're not NY 10019. This issue will Robert A. Alexander & WI Jvty has a problem *he band 0 - AHOO' Stuart H. Farm & WI JoAnn 1.. His. $100. 37 Same (prefix) Maxwell Parish, Lot I Rik picnic 34 Part of to be .,:*, Lot 31 English Woods* $16,500, tri besman THE IRAN - flj & to AMERICA Co,r.r$w9Nanene Qypii comes to n armed pregnant' In case .Y ou can 38 Buddhism 7 Snow runner 40 Anim.tdoctor 12:00 11 W. d C ---.... AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A with old-world S-pocus ieóie 1 wI Amelia Constr. Co Inc., Con?, same as $20,500. 7:25 tw cy bit, that you should be doing P --- i (abbr.) 8 GD CHAIN REACTION LW Park, $51,900. T. to Donald W. Bullen I WI Patti above, $4,200. look at the latest occurrencet and modern scienc nickname IN FLORIDA (3) TODAY 39 Man's name Chase & Co. to Osceola Groves, 9 One-tenth '' A., The W 109 ft of Lot 32 English 41 Not genuine John B. Miiionlg Awl Kathelean then we can move on to what which, In general, are sit 0 CD 0 NEWS Cox Crp. to Kenneth P. Conlon I All that part (10) EARTH, A AND • in Iran 56 Compass MORNING 42 Earliest born ' WoodS, $1,100. CD 0 GOOD (prefix) of the I 420ft of SW',. J. toMorrisG. Alien I WI Erika, 43 Ruled . else might be in the abdomen, and leg lifts. Don't neglect 1111 12:15 E SKY "Metamorphi ' WI Patrcta A. Lot 2 Weklva Club of 51¼ of Sect. 9, 232, $300,000. 75fto1 Lot 74173 Lake Sylvan Est, 45 Unit of FLORIDA 10 Sinister. t" It" 12:00 point 44 Change Color Hester W. Posey I WI Nellie C. Est., Sect. 6, $116,900. I and that something else is get yourself on a sensible di (17) LOVE. AMERICAN Flagship Bk km to Sprague (17) BOB N RT Bob to Gil P. Gaud L wt — — — — — — — — — I Ø POLICE WOMAN Pep- ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle sauce ( T4AT IS,5 THE WHAT5 TE MAN COURSE? f -5----. -5--- ACROSS 46 Chinese fish by Chic Young (5UE40PJEY.&JT —' - ____ Thursday, Feb. 21, 960 ; . . . ' V. -. - - ., .5 . '5 -. 1 .- -W7-7 - ' - . - - __ , d-. -- ,. - '- -, .. - .-•' - ".- -- '- - , ......................................• - .. IN we Mai '4 . -5 --;---. - - P - ,. '- Z'I... .t ..p, r __ ______________ _______________ V. '-';' __ ___________________ __ __ ____________ _______ _____ _____ ________________________ - ,....' t .j,._______________ ___________________________ ___________ ___________________ ______________________________ _____ - - ___ ______ _______ __ ____ 1 �I - - -------- -..---•,--.--..--------------, - 4B-Ev.nlng H.raid, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Feb. 21, 1510 Legal Notice .- -.--- . .. . - .. . - --..- '--.. S I _______________________ .. 1 gai Notice _i!I!!J!otice Legal Notice Dissolution of Marriage has been AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY FORD, FLORIDA, UPON ADOP. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON filed agelnst you and you are TION OF SAID ORDINANCE, A ADOPTION OF SAID OR. required to serve a copy of your PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN written defenses, if any, to it on ThIBe party interested in said businl enterprise Is as follows: $then E. Harris Dattat Cass.Ib.rry, Seminole PROPERTY LOCATED BE- PROPERTY LOCATED BET- RICHARD B. OWEN, PA,, CountFlom'ida Feb. 11,1950. TWEEN 13TH STREET AND WEENSANFORDAVENUE AND Carroll, Jones, Rooks & Owen, PublIlFeb, 11,21,211 Mar. BLAINE STREET AND BE. NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE Attorney for Petitioner whose 1950 address is Post Office Box 3$. DES-e TWEEPI POCI%FVF.I.T avwi.mj - AND -- BETWEEN - MATTIE plignway I/'Yi Casseiberry, AND DIXIE WAY; SAID PRO- STREET AND WYLLY --- CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlondo - CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 tIme 3 consecutivetimes 7 consecutive times HOURS - 5:00 AM. - $30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Noon . Circulation Manager 34c a EVENING HERALD 3222611 3 Lines Mtnimum Noon The Do[Before Publicotion - Inn.. Fridaj Noon ____________________ . _______ --- -,, ------- - ---- LPN'S Gourmet boll. 50 yrs. In Orlando, Las vegas, Baltimore & Pennsylvania. Specializing In marinated steaks, home made pasta, sausage & bread. Will have Grand Opening February 22nd. Downtown Sanford. 300 ______________________ E. Commercial Ave. ________________________ $370 per thousand for envelopes you mail. Postage Paid. Fre BLWEH P.O. Box 13332A, Orlando, Fla. 32009. GENERAL OFFICE Accurate typing, b'keeping . 6Child Care __________________ ______________________________ Waitress. Exp., apply In person Deltona Inn. Mon thru FrI.2to6p.m. _____________________________ Will Baby Sit F.Tor P-Tin myhome 323-7352 CARPENTERS Parttime Estimator Exp.onlyne,dapply 332 OMJ - needed. Will Baby Sit in myhomeanytime 322-0313 ____________________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 25", soid new Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR, 2B home, central located, only $13,000, assume mort. at 7~ - take over my payments $17. month. Still in warranty. Will __________________________ deliver. Call 562-5394. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-1991 - - REALTY WORLD. ________________________ MULTIPLE LISTINGSERVICE Eves. 349-3a00 327-1959 ______________________ ,. GoodvsedTv's, 123&up MILLERS 26lSOrlandoDr. Ph.3220357 - - - ' BROILER & t,RILL COOK F000WAITRES$E5 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES RAINBOW AAA EMPLOYMENT CreativeExpressions 322-7513 ____ 18Help Wanted _________________ ______________________ ___________ ______ RNor 'LPN, 1 to17 part time. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 _____________________ Mellonvllle. CALLANNETTE 9)2 French Ave. CorneroflOth&Frenca "YOUR FUTURE IS Exp.onIyapplylnpsrsn OUR CONCERN" 323-5176 Exp only AM shIft 4 days. Apply in person Deltona Inn, see Mrs. 0. ____________________ CASASANDRONI 300 E. CommercialAve. - Cashier-Hostess * * * .* * * * * ________________________ COOKS COOK TRAINEES CHALLENGING .REWARDINQ fast food take-out store, in. surance, credit union, profit _______________________ -S.-- Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHAVA,Fp$A73$a,,45 ______ - share avail. Apply Lake Mary __________________________ 107W. Commercial Phon.372.7S11,Sanford garage alum. siding. Lovely home on or only $29,900. Furniture, W-D, yd. tools, misc. _____ ML! REALTOR The Real Estate Agency HUGEDUTCHCOLONIAL,Mo- - - NeedpersontodoHlAVYworx (Iau'y, dry cleaning 1 P.1 working conditions wIth 3 day today and your Classified Ad will appear here t'row. appt call 339-5002. _________________________ __________________________ chauffeur license. Apply in person 113 Palmetto Ave., ?43S. S 2½ BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT.IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO 552.900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Beautiful bldg. lots in Orange City. Buy now build later. Prices range from $2,150 to 55,000, CAVALIER ________________________ _____________________ ,M.0T01- - Is SeeKing _____________ ___________________ _________________________ ______________________ ________________________ __________________ ,,,,. - - $--O5flS ___________________________ _____________ ________________________ - Sanford Graciol.io living. Roas. Weekly&monthIyrates,ufiIltl " ___________________ REALTY I TRAS. 519,900. 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. ORIGINALLY BUILTASA DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $25,500. - .. "- ' ,. . - •. countrylivingonasm.lakeoff Markham Rd. $37,Soowith cxc, - - - WAITRESSES - mediately upon its passage and adoption. A copy shall be available at the Office of the City Clark for all persons desiring to examIne the ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORiDA: SECTION 1: That the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, be the same is hereby annexed to and FLORIDA. SlCTIC1I That the following ds5aibidt'operty situated in Seminole xanty, Florida, be and thesam.h.reby.flfl.x.d,o made split the City of Sanford, Florida, Pliant to the voluntary madeapartoftheCityof Sanford, ai11t1itatiolpi'vliions of Section -. Florida, pursuant to the voluntary 171.041. FildI Statutes: Parcel su Suginnin. 1391.21 annexati provisions of-Section flit West II 2792.7 Net South of 171.041, FlOrida Statutes: Beginning at the Northwest the Northt corner of Section 2. corner of Lot 79, run Since South Township tiouffi, Range 30 East, S •eet. thence East 50 ,.., thence nuØuuth 135 felt thenc. adoption. A copy Shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all thence North 14d.grees2V, thence East 311.51 f..t thence West 140.5 persons desiring to examjne the same. fist tO I hi Point of Beginning, said All parties in interest and property DCI fl SitUated In All Parties In interst and citizens shalt have an opportunity Seminole County, Florida. citlzeng shall have an opportunity to The above.descri property Ravenna Park 3 BR home w-Fi, beautiful Pool, patio & BIG. US,50OwIthS½ pct. assumable - mo,. or VA.FHA financIng. REALTORS BEAUTI FUL 4 BR, 2B home in Sanora, w all the extrast C l't&A,wwcarp., pan. FR, eatin kit., pantry 8. morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 557,500. BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 SUPER 3 BR, lB home in HEAT I AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST patio! DR. w-w carp., new roof, fenced yd., on a 1g. Eve. 305-6635410 305-3231043 : CROCKETT - ? - ' _________________________ _____________________________ SANFORD-Remodeled 1 R _____________________ •New carpet, redecorated *32'sW Pool. Air cord. lot, fenced patio -. - ,jyij S ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLL- - ING HILLS, NICELY WOOD E 0, V 0 LU S IA COUNTY. $25,500. ______________________________ F'Sai. ______ ______ _________________________ -_ 1 BR, lB. all appl. Intl. W&D, approx. 770 sq. ft., outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will consider terms. *27.000.. _ SOWPIER FINANCING . II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA Please apply In person I K E F E IT E, - . Beautiful 1 SR Condo Fully et. kit. + W.D, Pool 3234170 , ièoricio "'.'."" or Chef RUSSEL DODD 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 Pttyllls L. Corner, d.ced, File Number SO4.CP, is pending in thu Circuit Court for Seminole County, Fiorid. Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Probate Division, Sanford, Florida 32711.' The personal representative of the estate is Bonnie L Corner, wtiose address is 01$ Pecan Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32711. iN. name and address of the personal representative's attorney are sat '''' LAKE Statutes, and shall further be 1I5. id Shall Mthsr be security shall be described The i1dld00IIepnsiblIltlesit suIc to the responhibilitlus of claimant shah deliver sutticien, - - Sanford. Call 323.5410 Mariner's Villag. between - . 9 AM. & 5 P.M. ________________________ 31-Apsrtn*ds Furnished _________________________ NEEDED NOW! EfficIency Apartment Prafsrwoitinsporson Ph.904.711.7254 - RN',-LPN's 4'Iousss HOME CARE- - J'Jn'Js150 _________________ i_k. Mary Blvd., 3 BR, 25 garage, ref.. range, microwave, drapes, no pets. HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES Al DES3 to 11; , to? a us, SECTION 3. II any section or Cauu wilawfid or uncanesjlvtienal, ft 322261 1 or 831.9993 a...............aS.l OR MAIL TNIt . f•ft5 idfMm5tb1Of ,: If any Suction or mailed are raquirod, WITHIN - SUCTl WV *llIKonitlMhuiel, N 537$ mo S436I93, LIVE-IN COMPANION mo. 1st 1 last ii UPJOHN HEALTH CARE Please start , home delivery of The Herald p ,, Telephone .......................... - - - Just perfect for sm tam. or retired couple. 2 BR, ii, LR, FR, very attractive kit,, - PUSLICATION - - - Sur4q Heivid OfeN51%1i11y it e weir Pioridp Florida T .,UST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69? '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 5344605 (Dealçr) PS, PB, AC 1972 FORD TRUCK P.U1 $ 322-4)73 -- O - SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLV __ , - oven. N. Crest M0116 k. ardeq . kigi, ' ' . Ample Private Parking: ' _____ _____ _____ 'Isranewaverffieroadprlvote carrlapeeperaflont. b besil s _____ Susinees location. Nsn$ LIII sq. Prime St. Johns River _____ _____ _____ - AII(TIAM EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living Is avail In thIs' 4½ acre estate 31R 4$ - 1 visibIlity. Call iii.ia - Isdiat*opellfl9 3 ma,ure respensile yng men would like Is rent turn. or per,. turn. iieuse in . Lebe Mary I.-: cats Nelsenm.g. P11*11. DUPLIX-iiiiit a I 13 ACRE$" 5*m.,3 Bath, fenced, yr. ST. JOHNS RIVER PARK eitty. MQ , QltJ 1W •, 2. ('AIJAI • PAVED ROAD FROIITAGE IIrAI ,-,, , , • ATTORNEY FOR PU A o , cp rni.wr. 115th 10 liCRNTIAL w esceltest HarU Nd hey . - ,. _________________ 1 $usonad porcti eri gaaps, location, miss. vvLY 3 ldrm, lath ime large lot, face, . lanNIlil •Nenclt35 - A miles to property. 'w &a . ea's o • I - v . A - Signs 3½ v Is Down ($2500.00 sale day) uu @ 10/0 for 5 years a Dictf,1.e 4 a' i. • . - A For Additional Information or Fran Brochure Call •., AM-FM S track stereo, cruise, air, like new. $3,300 or best offer. 339-9)52. 1 1Ik[I __________________________________________________________ k I 5. k II RalI,sirings$meffre,e, Lik, new 3331543 - Webuyusedfurnitre FURNITURES THINGS S Sanford Ave. rd 3234Se3 Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy 1. Sill, i• finest in used furniture, Rung., stoves, tOfu ___________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES S PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur. niture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 ___________________ BOOKS, especially large quantities. Call collect 904-357. 4705 by Feb. 21. Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques. 3232501. nture Salvage. 322-1731. - ._ dentlal AUct$ons & Appraisals. Call Deli's *uctlon, 322)430. 5CI ,. nelte, bath, stereosys.,53,0000rbe$toffer, Th-uto p ka•'.. aUy$4at,as$unis Pa. I f00ced AspI'JftSNHng - 1 ____________________ BASE SCALINGS MAINT, co. Spring special 2 coats of sealer COIJRTCUSTOM.SCONST Custom design homes, _______________________ Hon'is R.p&r materials, Cosmicoat Sealer. Sanford 322.7510 Complete Mooile Orl 534 6303 _________________________ 349 S259 _________________________ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT RebuildCondemn,dpious,s S. QALINT 322566S BabyiithngSrvics - _____________ . ___________________ 377.0253 Mrs. Barbara Johnson (after S p.m.) Bldg 7716. Apt. 2 Masteri Cove Apts Age-Newborntolyrs. Sam. to S p.m-Mon. thru Fri. You supply ailnecess. SlOper child-p*r week 1Mm. Quality Operation S yrs. exp, Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal. 3771321 _____________________ _____________ S's easy to place a Classified Ad . Well even help you word it Call 322-2611. CarainIc pjp __________________________ MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our speCialty, 75 yrs. Exp. .491547. BATTERY SHOP 901W. 27th 54. 321-Sill A-OKTIRE 333,74Q Shocks 51.95-Heavy Duty you sell "Don't Needs" with a L.an4 Clearing Landclearing, Fill DirtS Clay Chuck Gormly 3727991 _____________________ Lawns Landscaping ,•............. I ic ,ioors flsTalIed NEWS REPAIR Free Est. 130 llS3aft 4 __________________________ - CERTIFIEDLAWN 4. LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES372-7t07 __________________ ______________ Painting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 333.0707 - ___________________ - ixYii Painting by Anthony Corino Quality In? or Ext.. pressure cunning, -tee st. 322-0071. )rywall, seilings, and Walls repaired, Res. S Comm Free Est ____ & hItj P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, FIa. 32750 washer _____________ r 322355$ - " Boarding Kennels. Thermo- stat controhed heat. 'fl floor your pet. 322-57,, FREE ESTIMATES. - Ad. Call a friendly ed-taker at - Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regularoritlmebasu, PleasecallaftSp.m, 3fl.$2$4:f8° ______________________ Call anytime3ls-5335 ___ Cullum free engagement photos or color SxIO. 323-523.. _________________ 'a, ii VTIIUIfl 477.3394 Carpentry, Painting, MaInt. Clstoir buut unlity S boat _______________ , - _________________________ TOWERS BEAUfYSALON formerly Harri.tts Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St., 322-3712 _________________________ lest Price.Maj.r Credit Cards __________________ ______________________ _______________________ ____________________ . . 50/ p1295 'iS Trans Am, Silver Anni Series, Bsau?y Cers .---- :llverv. Noli's Sanferd Fur. ure Salvage, 17-92, So. of 0075 Singer Futura Fully auto, repmeesosd, used very OWNERS ASSN. DUSTER Got a dirty tar? Get it cleaned like brand new Bring it to Bill's Fina Station at 25th & 17 92. wax jobs too. Call 372 9550 _____________ ____ WE BUY USED FuRNIT URE . hy buy used? New brand time APPL lANCES. Sanford Fur. box springs & mattresses at 20 new interspring bidding. ThOM beds are not damaged or :-1 Ii - Used full size hotel-motel bad. ding. Very clean, $14.tSea. Noli's Sanford Furniture Salvage, . of Sanford. 3335731 pci. above dealers cost. Twin, fullsizi, queenS king. JenkIns . . - - - . V . -. - Si-Househoki Goods ___________________ Frontage - ___ WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY, SELL,TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322-5622 ____________________ i :- • PROPERTY .. - 68- Wanted to Dufli.Bags,54.99up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 301 Sanford Ave. 337.5791 -- I _____-- Sideby-Side refrigerator, $75; picnIc table,w.3bencMs,5; full size baby bed wmattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $fl.fl; metal office desk. 570. Jenkins Furniture, 703 E. 25th St. 323. 095). *__- - I v ___ 322.7070 322.2O0 LUXURY LIVING 3 BR, 25, pool, ISO, green, - 67-Uvesto-PoWt, _______________________ RabbitsforSale Dressed, live or any 323diS4aftl FIREWOOD I 2 BR, 35, Condo, Kit squippid, move in today for $33,500. ________ - $lSfOcSpICk.updelivefed 323-4917 aft. 3 BROKER ___________________ - _________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 337.1577 3210440 water and garbage collection furnished. happen. , RobinsOn, Orlando, 4272174. SEIGLER REALTY central air and heat, __________________ wage lit ahaitmill. me. -- 1 - -_ Will buy 1st 1 2nd mortgages. We1 Manchester puppies 2 mo. old. atpi Itliki' Ndai Estate & $10 & $13. House next door to florida Mor-i the S Points Bar. 3222591 WW' IflVSTIflIflT. JWI t. £1JIH Fully carpeted, Ponitac, '7lGrand Prix Auto,alr,AM FMtapedeck P-W. 323 0254 yd; restrlping Sc ft. Any cleanItgextraAny repair extra - FiLL DIRTS TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND I __________________ tOCE!TT Large reception ares with 3 adloining private off icS5. SANFORD " lvi. !WW, ___________________ __________________________ FOR RENT OO SQ. FT. 1505 W. 25th ST. RI*L.BTATI srar ,, 62-lJWn-.Gardefl ____________________________ Sanford 372-471) PERTIES ARE AVA!LABLE WIJPI 1tMI AND Wt ,O N. 17.fl. Caswlberry, Pt. $344350 Ive.N1.3l4! 1973 PLYMOUTH ________________ - - HAVE MANY MORE NOT ADVERTISED. CALL US ANYWAY. 1 395 ___________________ _______________________ _________________________ - &LL o THE ABOVE PRO. MOIII Sr. Rag. REAL STATE BrIBer H. Ernest • viii anilsaving dIfficulty flrilinç Mien you piac a CiassiflodAd 10 a placs to live, car to drive, a Thu Evening Herald, stay doss ide. or some service you have t• your, hone b.caus. 4 SR Wi 5, Fl Rm.carpetod, C.H.A$32$mo, + lop. 3224214 - -_- We buy equity in hoUses, aPt5. 1 vacant land. Lucky in. CHOICE FROM $-4.S00. good terms. Osteen. $ Sanford, FIa. 3277) FRONTAGE NEAR CAR- 6½ acres for only $14,$go - Very 1973 VW.412 ____________________________________________________ ebuyy0urequity,dowin24hts. Pianos I. - organs; stock clearance, big savings. Call AWARD REALTY, INC. Bob Bail 322-1103. 7302 French it,.,eoo - 09,900 OFFICE SPACE S Studio - I, 3. 3 II. Suites S Unfurn. - Adult. Family Psol - Laundry Quiet - . Story - chudlng bullt.In Microwave - RANCHES 1 095 ______ _______________________ HARNEY, GENEVA AREA. - $ ______________ GOING IN SERVICE, OWNER SAYS REDUCE $ ACRESINUPSALATO$7,500 CASH OR TERMS. We specialize in- 323.2222 APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" Deltonal Here It 151 Should be 074.000, only $44500. Custom built 32, has everything In. ' 377 1577 jeqva - :.. DRIVERS OF THIS MPeri c*izenssaiallIaveanr,imlty SALE ROBSON MARINE ___________________________ $7,900 EACH. VA& FHAPlnanrins -- - - Plumbing supply business + real estate I. inventory. FRONT. LAKE __________ Pr'O$30Iiy 12' Alum V bottom Sears Boat, S.Stp Sears motor, like newS So-lvisc.ii.neousforiaIe DelIOM. _________________ ___________________ DWIVURS.wAuHouSE Immediate openings. Must Nave Fl, Chauffeur IICIISIL 24 Vt's. or older wIth seed drlvin. to. curd. Aiwuualst l,Ipsaiary excess of 511*. Usc. Corn. pony benefits, mali' Florida AlumInum DIstrIbutor is - -",..'.,•.. GARAGE ----- '75 Cadillac Sedan deVilie, Full powered. Lot of extras, good cond 13.300 322-1909. _____ ____________________ SANONA. TAKE YOUR PICK. ______ - -' ISSN.114LCa$sSfliUY.PI. _______________ every day. SERVINGONAN0BAND. OR SEMINOLE COUNTY - t., Sate tires, fully equip. AM-FM, 5550. 322-2611 before S. - _________ - LOTS OF LOTS, AREA OF _____________ Branch Office Good fishing, lake frontage, 3 acre mini farm. Comp. w3 BR home. OPtion. dmags. 3234003. - qua flca 005 of the personal record rpoulred. *Iresfl SICTIOI SECTION 4' That all ordinances o applicants please reply to Sex or pails of ordinances in conflict or psrts it IinencN Bi Ilic? iismcti.. lithe 4, C4 Thu Evening tferald. Ni, SuPIO 11 herewith be and the same are iermeltti I ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS' AN P. Set $49, untied, Fl. hWIW hereby repealed. OSJVCTION$ NOT 33755. 101M,p. SECTIONS:TIlaIffils.rdi.tanc. SICTIQI ThI$thlSeid1i.icg WILL. SE FOREVER 'ARI" shall become effectIve Im. sNail bit • offictivi IC. 'Cafe Of Ibe tWit Icatlonoi $TOPA - ____________________ 80--AUtOS for '73 VW model 4)2 CALL 332_9S REALTOR. 322-7953. .._.---____ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS fl PARK ... OAI TAi REALTOR.3227iA1 4 SR. 15, fenced yd. In Suntand. by the governing authority of the Yt$tIauffierNyW the to sach'personel rspresai*ivs. ty of Sanford, Florida, and the • leilde, and the All persons interested in the- ivis1on - ftC. ---- 51 ACRES NICELY WOODED - - cond. Burgundy 8. Black. $4600 or best offer. 372-135) 321.0659 Mc.ving Sale: new Sears A-C 5000 BTU; ladies clothing size 10; mens ciolhing, coat size 42, pants si:e36, shirtssize 15½ 1 misc. Sat. only 9-12. 210 S. Virginia Ave. ______ 46-Commercial 536.900. _-__ 322-2420 2439S.MyrlleAve. 3210640 CaIIBàrt 1 IR-1209 uo. Pool. AIti only 'Of LkS Ada. Just So. Of' Airport Blvd. on 17.52 In S•• t•4 ..s. I - COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. ____________________ ________________________ BROKER . PILE NUMBER aS-42.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF PHYLLIS L. COMER - H. -&d E 0 Stereo, AM-FM, S track, Ca. AC, wire whi covers, very good 1975 Dodge I-f P-U '7) Lin. Con?., extra clean, good _____ ____ every day. $42,000. SEIGLER REALTY ,. ''L 12.3 pct. at $472.47 per mo. . v 322.7452 Air, Exc. Cond., $1,495 $691047 GIGANTIC SALE SAT. 23.9to2. 323.7832 2560 Elm Ave. Clothing, toys, Eves. 322-0612, 327 ISV kit. & household items. By 207 E. 25th St. Ballet Guild, San-Scm. ______________________ ARE Yard Sale: Thus thru Sun. 2100 SLIM BUDGETS Summerlin. Ranges, Stereos BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Diapers to Disco, Misc. FROM THE WANT A) COLUMNS. 55-Boats & Accessories - -- - lIST REALTY Geneva 3acres-$10,000 Lk.Harney200'-$37,000 PLUS ACRES WOODED. N 0 AD F R ON T A 0 E. DELTONA AREA. $17,700. inSunlandw-sc.patio,FLrm., 4 our beautiful new BROAD. elec.FP,newkitllandscaped MORE, front & rear BR's. spacious yd.I BPP SERVICE OREGORYMOIILEHOMIS _____________________ CONTRACT. Yours for teO3OrlandoDr. 3231 - ' 0PooI home, 3 BR, 2B COSTS 79. Block A, MM Smith's second east. ByordaratthsCltycornrniulon of the City of Sanford, Florida, nm South MS fist: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of the City of'Snford, Florida. Subdivision, according to plot thence fslt;thanceNoim THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF H.N.Tamm,jr. H. N. Tamm, Jr. ds,i' City Clerk tl'1 recorded in Plot Book 1 54.42 feet, thancu THIS NOTICE, to liii with the City Cleit Publish: January 3), & February page 101, Public Records O Wist 304. to the Point of clerk of the above court a wrlttpo Publish Feb. 14, 21,111 Mar. 4 Siginnini,. Seminole Cwnty, Florida. , ii, io statement of any claim or demand 1500 DER.111 SECTION 2: That upon this S1CTIO2 That upon this they may have. Each claim must OE%.7) ordinance becoming effective, the OfliflCi ing effective, the be In writing and must indicate the property owners and any rosid.0 property Øirs and any resident bails it.. ,L.I 1.. residing on the progertyiescrittw re$lding$g property described ris entItled to all the agent or attorney, and ftte amount herein shall be entitled to all the hirilit rights and privileges and Im. rights .i,rlvli...s and - lot, claimed. IV the claim is not yet munitles as are from time to time mimitiss time to tIme doe, the date when it will become 'o E _________________________ Yard Sale. Sat-Sun. Misc. Items 243.4S. ChaseAve. ______ ________ MULTIPLELISTING.REALTOR BARY AREA. IS WOODED ACRES. 53)300. CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, lB home ___________________ SIMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA North,4S 4r.es East 154.17 feet, thanceWdd39feettothepointof b.innhl4 - -- - rercet : uginnii 71.05 forth below. diainS Wegad P25.5 fist South All persons having claims or at ttiS Nirt corner of Section demands against the estate are - 304*h1met5 Unturnlshsd DISH WASHERS & _____________________ unlawful or unconstitutional, it shall not be held to invalidate or impalrthevalidity,forceor.,fec$ of any other cIion or Part of this ordinance, SECTION 4: That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewIth be and the same are hereby repealid. SECTIONS: That thisordinaric, shall become effectIve im. mediately upon Its passage -. ~ Ton Chevy PU _______________________ ________________________-- ____________________________ HIGHWAY 1.1 FRONTAGE, Dc- with payments $2501 under to Qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave. 1-293.9474. _______________________ HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 4 BR, lB home on dbi. lot, spacious rms., pine floors, OR, utility BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 , - __ HAL ________________ HEAT 8. AIR, MANY EX ___________________________ __ unlawful or un. constitutional, it shall not be held to Invaildate or impaIr the validity, force or effect of any other section or part of this or. dinance. SUCTION 4t That all ordinances or parts of ordinances In cOnflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. SUCTION St That this ordinance shall become effective im. ______________________ - _______________________ 43-Lots-Acreage _____________________________ NEW HOMES WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW3 BEDROOM,2 BATH. 2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL _____ _______ 43-Lots-Acreage _____________ STENSTROM Saturday, Feb.23 91 Oak Drive,9-5. Osteen, Fl. AND less expensive, opinIon?" LIST HOWl Call Walt Cappel 323-6100 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 675.3005 _________________________ LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, _______________________ Mi_S Executive Home-Loch Arbor 3 BR, Rec. room, pool, 7 yrs. old Assume 7" mtq. Owner will hold 2nd with large down. 3232257 AREA. $35,500 Want to Buy-1 or 2 BR house, owner to hold mtg. Write P.O. Box 26), Sanford. REALTOR (17 97) Sanford _____________________________ EAT.lN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CENTRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY - French _____________________ invalid, S200ltakeover$lllmo. 377-lSSSaft 4 up Sat, only. 1101 Maple Ave. - FlorIda, a position to provide Statutes, and shall further be Statutes, and Shall further be creation of an enclave; and sublect to the responsibilitIes of sublect to the WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, mutilcipiiryicis to the property responsibIlitIes at residence or ownership as may residence or ownership as may Florida, Is in a positIon to provide describsstlerein, and the City from tim. to time be determined from lIme to time be determined municipal services to the property Commis$ of the City of Sanford, hegovrning.utIrityof !he by the governI authority t described herein, and the City Florida, tems It in the best insnivru, rior*ia, inn ii City of Sanford, Florida, '"V jj Cmmls5iOnolffieCltyçf5anfr, tereef of 4 City at accept Paul provisions of said Chapter 17), provisIons of said Chapter ui, Florida, deems it in the bust in. petition nd to annex said F$orldaStatutes. terest of thu City to accept said Pr0pertV Florida SICTION 3 If any section NOW, TPEFONE, I! IT EN. SECTION 3: if any section or petItion and to annex said or portion of a section portion of a section of this or. property. ACTED ? THE PEOPLE OP of this ordinance proves to be dinance proves to be invalid, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT THE Cfr OF SANFORD, ptbliC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday-at 7:30., It's tRe only one in Florida. You set VIse reserved price. Ciii 904-2551311 for further details. 575 Dodge step side 1974 VEGA 323 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, ALLFLORIDAREALTY OFSANFORD REALTOR 322.0321 33445. FrenchAv. 333.$353,322.3173220779 ____________________ Nurses-NursesAidep.T CaII32Z.3$33 w-eiderly people. Good EVERY DAY so,necniils lookim apply at Mill office between S praiser -of. -SemInole County, are two raperty nets $M 111 am. Ref. Req. Amw'ieee FpfljØa, t'*Ipo csl:tIOied that aria to bennexad, and that said Wood Products, 200 Marvin Irene are two property owners in Property Florida. have sIgned the SECTION 2: That' upOn this Rd., LongwoOd. Fl. -' SECTION 2: That uon this the area to be annexed, an4$hat petition f-annexation; andordinance becoming effective, the ordinance WHERIiS, it haS been dater. The Best Buy In Town - Alow becoming effective, the said property owners have signed resIding on the property deSCribed residing ___________________________ WHEREAS, it has been deter. herelnaft is reasonably compact on the property descrIbed herein shall be entItled to all the described and conhous to the corporate the mIned herein shall be that the property entitled to all rights and privileges and im. rights and privIleges and im. hereinafter Is reasonably compact area of is City of Sanford, Legal Notice munities as are from time to time munities as are from time to tIme • contiguous to the corporate Florida. d it has further been _____________________________ that the annexation of area of the City of Sanford, determirt pranted to residents and property granted to residents and property Statutes. ale ________________________ . - - 323-1734 ________ 54-G ________ _________ $21,900. I _b general kit, duties. Must be 66 Food Store, Lake Mary. Fl. crestion en enclave; and ________________________ _____________________ TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT. FRONT - Apply in person, see Mrs. G., Deltona inn. ALL AROUND Able to prepare complete meals fat' 40 oeoole oius handle ______ ______ erm1ned that the annexation wy 92, I mile west of Speedway. - -----_____________________ - ---- S. Sanford Ave. - DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION ____________________ HERB'S TV .. - _______ 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK Waitress-experienced P.T, p.m. Quality food service. COOK _ Aviwe aSI Dixie Ways saId" and Wjlly Avinus;'iald properly -'-assemaaot. lsd Florida, and as are further Florida, and as are further BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? ____________ for Sale AOKTIRE NEW TIRES$19.19& UP _____ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $153.16 or $17 mo Agent 33.5354 80-Autos -- ___________________________ ________________________ owner It you're in the business of building your busines. use the Classified Ads often. W. Gannett White MovIng to a newer hOniL"Jpar-t. mont? sell "don't needs" fast - with a want ad. - These are lust a few - stop in 'oday-be working tomorrow. _______________________ ____ - 53-TV-Radio-StereO $3.SOOdwn. for 10 acres, will assist with financing. REALTY 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 us, Quality Inn North, 1.1 & 431, Longwood. WAITRESSESS COOKS We need you now. HURRYI "'f The above-descrIbed property is hereinafter requesting annexation Sanford, lorida, and requesting further described as that certain tothecorporateareaofthecltyof to be inoted therein; and that certain property located property located between Sanford Sanford, Florida, and requesting WHE*IS, the Property Ap. between 13th Street and Blame to be included therein; and Avenue and North Carolina praiser f Seminole County, Ref. repo 16 cu ft frost free. Oii. in,, now sU3 or SIC mo. _____ - housework? couma you Ub $3.10 hr. during the ha. the I - ________________________ . larold Hall Realty JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. ______ 78-torcycies _________ z) I' p' hinds? Do you plush atmosphere bu. heieiftaf requesting annexation ( / - 52-AUances _________________________ ______________________________ 322-6733,322-0362 The above-descrIbed property 15 further described as a portion 01 U by Gill Fox GLANCES this won't last, call & see today. Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. I .._J21.O759 I Pct. lmtterest to qualIfied buyers. New homes with 0 ROIBIE'S monthly payments under $230. Low down payments. )22.27 • _____________________________ IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL. Do you bind time on your CASHIERS 535.000-6+ acres + Beautiful V Enterprise. mc, Medel Inc., Realtor 64lQ13. - - sea wall,dbl.cargarage,w-w carpet & much more. PnIcedto sell. $11,500. Ree. Real Estate Broker formica. $230 wIt, 9-Good flings to Eat _______________________ BR, 25, C.H&A, paddle boat, Sheds, close in. good terms. 551.000 4 2 Like new, Consider lease Option $41,500, broker owner, Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on it olderhome,good cond.,corner --los:- wrer tInc: 1 ' SIDE ______________________ - - - 0 - 41-Houses ______________________ $21,000-New Listing. 3 BR, lB. - Country3l,Extrafencedto;T ___________________ UNBELIEVABLE lake front ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: Exp. in cabinet making & cutting 414t, ________________________ Owner. 531.500. 322 0216. 3235774 Day or Nigh ' ________________________ SUPERVISOR _________________________ MiOway.NewIyrem48p block on 1 acre, Ig SC porch & ••C ø.liew *:vicaret& ___________________ GENERAL LASORURS WIllingness to wor)i all that is I I. ------_-____ 41-HOUSeS k, - In REALTOR, MLS I. _______________________ - - -- Be'.C*chtta1I helpful,exc.o,p0rtunitytouse skills. ____________________ _____________________ ___________________ - US. WE HAVE BUYERSI I - __________________ ii maker. Only $135,000. Percentage interest for work openIng known GOLD MINE, 3237425. - 0(1 Ui' compressor, 1g. sign In front, owner will sell inventory at AIDES - TOTHE BEST AGENCY S GET THE BEST JOBS MANAGER TRAINEE Highsthoolgrad,wIiltrain,$770 to start, full benefits. a - U WUii.i - • ' -. EXCLUSIVE acre in country. 3 BR. 1½ B, 10 mm. to i-I. Private aria, C.H&A. 1g. patio, carpeted. easy cash to mart. Only 545,500. of Casselberr Cailforappt. 339-5002 THE BEST PEOPLE & THE BEST CASA SANDRONI Restaurant & , -. ----- - Ii - citrus tress, low cash to mtg. Perfect location $31,300. - New Restaurant offering a position for Manager Trainee w-opportunity of ownership to rightparty. Must be bondable. Ce!! brfween I S - S 222-?022. --- * * * * * * * * ages, P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. ter, Fl. 3251$. - ' - 3-HcIp--Wantcd--- ------------- I - FANTASTIC 4 BR, 7B, huge kit., formal DR. 1g. Master BR, Kitchen helper, experienced, PT, FT. All around assistant for quality restaurant. Prep., salads, line working. Apply in person, sue Mrs. G., Deltona _____________________ _____________________ -, Public Records of Seminole Public Records, Seminole County, taming the names of the property HOURS FLEXIBLE Call Bob Lovenbury etc . 35c a Ins DEADLINES Sundo February, 1910. DATE. SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS of th ircuit Court, Seminole (SEAL) WHEREA5,therehasbeenfiled AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Counts Florida in accordance with the City Clerk of the City of ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR with WHEREAS, there has been filed provisions of the Fic. AsClerkofsaidCourt titio Sanford, Florida, a pitition con- with the City Clerk of the City of ame Statuses, To-Wit: taming the name of the property Sanford, Florida, a petition conBy: Mary Ann Duxbury Sectio$ $63.09 Florida Statutes owners in thearea described here. taming the names of the property Deputy Clerk 1937. inafter reque%ting annexation to owners in the area described PublIsh: February2l,2S,Marcho, SIDouglas 0. Jarrett 13, 1950 the corporate area of the City of hereinafter requesting annexation Publi Jan. 31 5. Feb. 7, II, 21, Sanford, Florida, and requesting DES-Sd to the corporate area of the City of 1550 to be included therein; and Sanford, Florida, and requesting . DER.1 WHEREAS, the Property Ap- to be included therein; and NOTICE OF A PUSLIC praiser of Seminole County, WHEREAS, the Property Ap. HEARING TO CONSIDER THE NOTICIOF A PUS_IC NEAR. not result In the creation of an said property will not result In the OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN OSINANCE OF THE CITY enclave; and creation of an enclave; and ANNEX WITHIN TME CON. OF SAPiORD, FLORIDA TO AN. WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, PORATE AREA OF THE CITY NEX WHIN THE CORPORATE Florida, Is In a position to provide Florida is In a position to provide OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON AREA f THE CITY OF SAN. municipalservicestottieprop,,jy municipalservlcestotheprop,rty ADOPTION OF SAID OR. FORD, .ORIDA. UPON ADOP. descrIbed herein, and the City described herein, and the City DINANCE, THAT CERTAIN lION 0 SAID ORDINANCE. A Commission of the City of Sanford, Commission of the City of Sanford. PROPER TV LOCATED BET. PORTIC OF THAT CERTAI N Florida, deems it in the best In. Florida, deems it in the best in. WEEN 15TH STREET AND PROPEY ABUTTING RIDGE. terest of the City to accept said terest of the City to accept said 19TH STREET EXTENDED WOOD IENUE ON THE NW petition and to annex said petitIon and to annex saId EASTERLY AND BETWEEN AND UNO BETWEEN 25TH property. property, MULBERRYAVENUEANOTHE STREE AND AIRPORT NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT VA CAT E 0 SE A B 0 A N o BOULEkRD; SAID PROPER. ENACTEOBYTHEPEOPLEOF ENACTEDBYTHEPEOPLEOF COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT TV .LOfTED IN SEMINOLE THE CITY OF SANFORD, THE CITY OF SANFORD, OF WAY; SAID PROPERTY COUNT; FLORIDA, IN AC. FLORIDA: FLORIDA: LOCATED IN SEMINOLE CORDA(E WITH THE VOLUPI. SECTION 1: That the following SECTION 1: That the following COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. rARY hNNEXATION PRO. described property situated in described property situated in CORDANCE WITH THE VISIONtOF SECTION 171.044, Seminole County, Florida, be and Seminole County, Florida, be and VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION FLORIO STATUTES; PROVID. the same is hereby annexed to and the same is hereby annexed to and PROVISIONS OF SECTION It-dO FOBEVERABILITY, CON. made a part of the City of Sanford, made a part of the City of Sanford, 171.044, FLORIDA STATUTES; FLICTS. AND EFFECTIVE Florida, pursuant to the voluntary Florida, pursuant to the voluntary P R 0 V I D I N 0 F 0 R DATE. annexation provisions of Section annexation provisions of Section SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS WHERAS,therehasbeenfiled 171.044, FlorIda Statutes: 171.044, FlorIda Statutes: .., AND EFFECTIVE DATE, with thetty Clerk of the City of Lot 14, less the East 100 feet WHEREAS, there has been filed Sanford.iorlda, a petition conLots5,$,Sand 10, Block 15, A thereof, DIXIE SUBDIVISION, as Russell'sAdditlonto Fort Reed, as with the City Clerk of the City of taming Iname of the property - I SHADOW LAKE WOODSwoodedhalt acreshowsoff this 4 BR split pianw.wood & stone exterior. Graat room w.FP, solarium, sunken shower.tub combo in Master, & low assumption. Price $55,500. - _______________________ - SIONS OF SECTION 171.011, VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION entered against you for the relief Semini County, Florida, under FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVID. PROVISIONS OF SECTION demanded in the PetItion, the fttious name of DATA WITNESS my hand and the seal SYSTfIS, and that I intend to ING FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. 171045, FLORIDA STATUTES: tiguoustothecorporateareaof the and contiguous to the corporate ordinance by the City of Sanford, 1SSO,to.nsidertheadoptionofan CityofSanford,Florida,anditas area of the City of Sanford, as follows: ordinate by the City of further been determined that the Florida, and it has further been -ORDINANCE NO.1501 Sanfor Florida, as fol ows: EARN TOP COMMISSIONS RATES with the Clerk of the above styled Noftishereby given that i *m Court onor before March 25, iSSO, engain business at 527 Be Little Why - l.onely? Write; "Get A Florida having certified that there praiser of Seminole County, ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE urn TCONSIDIR THU ADOP. are two property owners in the Florida having certified that there BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, TION f AN ORDINANCE By area to be annexed, and that said are two property owners in the FLORIDA. T 1 CV OF SANFORD, PLOR. property owners have signed the area to be annexed, and that said Notice is hereby given that a petition for annexation; and property owners have signed the Public Hearing will be held at the Noticis hereby given that a Commission Room in the City Hall Public WrIng will be held at the WHEREAS, It has been petition for annexation; and determined that the property WHEREAS, it has been deter. in the City of Sanford, Florida, at COmmnibon Room in theCity Hail described hereinafter is mined that the property described 7:00 o'clock P. M. on February 2$, in the 4t of Sanford, Florida, at reasonably compact and con. hereinafter is reasonably Compact 1910, to consider the adoption of an 7:00 o'bck P.M. on March 10, Winter Pork OUTSIDESOLICIT0Rs --=--------------------- ______________________ - WiLSON PLACE- gorgeous now home w•2300 5Q ft, tiled foyer I baths. Ig brick FP in FR w.paddle fans. built In microwave, half acre oak shaded lot. 095.000. NEED IMMEDIATELY 831-9993 322 2611 ________________________ ' - NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN LOCATED IN SEMINOLE ACCORDANCE WITH THE VOL. COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN AC. 41-tJL_ J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP .N0tU UNDER FICTITIOUSNAME STATUTE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR. INO TO CONSIDER THE ADOP- HEARING TO CONSIDER THE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TO bIOM IT MAY CONCERN: Note Is hereby given that the TION OF AN ORDINANCE SY ADOPTION OF AN ORDiNANCE SEMI NOLE, COUNTY, . undllgned, pursuant to the THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IDA. FLORIDA. "Ficious Name Statute" CASE NO. N.354.CA14l Notice Is hereby given that a Notice is hereby given that a ChaØ 145.05, 'Florida Statute, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE -wilIthsterwIthISeci,rkof the Public Hearing will be held at the Public Hearing will be held at the LINDA .1. DULA, Wife Commission Room in the City Hall Commission Room in the City Hall and Circuogfl In and for Seminole Count Florida, upon receipt ot in the City of Sanford, Florida, at in the City of Sanford, Florida, at CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA. proofS the publication of this 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 10, 7:000'ciock P. M. on February 25, Husband. noticihe fictitious name, to.wit: 1950, to consider the adoption of an 1950, to consider the adoption o an NOTICEOF SUIT ordinance by the City of Sanford, ordinance by the City STEEN HARRIS PAINTING of Sanford, TO: CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA Florida, as follows: 65 follows: underultich I am engaged in Route 3, Box 292 ORDINANCE NO. 1504 ORDINANCE NO. 1503 bums at 103 Toledo Orlvi, AN UHU1NANCE OF THE CITY' Lenoir, North Carolina 25645 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Altanwe Springs, Florida in the YOU ARE HEREBY City OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO AN- OF SANFORD, FLORIDA TO 0 Altamonte Springs, NOTIFIED . that a Petition for Fiori(. NEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE ANNEX WITHIN THE CON. Thursday, Feb. 21, 1950-Sb Evening Hsra$d, Sanford, Fl. - II To List Your Business... �I • • I 1 * •'• 68--CvnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I. . - .' - V • - - 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 B n Death Case 0i oD- Aro - * i \ lk "), • -. r" !r.' /-•- He's young, strong and learning more every day' L's .1 I I I 4-i f%t OIi v'.i He's just . zany vocational agriculture students Who belongs to the Future Farmers of America Through his FFA . S experience, he II develop skills and knowledge to help him prepare for an agricultural career. His future In farming Is our future as well. We're proud to salute and support this great organization. U&c (ft , . ByDAVIDM.RAZLER Herald Staff Writer On Dec. 9, 1977, Robert D. Anderson apparently blacked out and fell at the -Enterprise '4 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 Subject of a series of pre-trial hearings - -- FFA Offers n pportunity For Young .Pvten .-'• V - S _ '' . ,,. 7 ' Ci ..... \ - / "4., 4 - TI c' ,, " hospitalandphysiclansHarveySchefsky and Frederick Weigand, who operate a :; Joint practice in Deltona. 7b Improve our American 4. F' Farming n,..us.rj'. -, - -- a: — t:''.' / .:.1 -: •,. + - / Kennedy Tractor co. •• ,r ,,_i_.,.,, ,, , WHEELER - all makes farm implements + - •- !" 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 airpor t. Westinghouse Electric will be tran- for the planes. Negotiations with Westinghouse have sporting cargo by truck from its many on-going for a few months, he said. Sanford been plants around the nation to the 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 dernand and short supply. Seminole lligh Senior Class times weekly initially to the Caribbean. the planned Installation of the instruinent 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 uS is while class president Mike Meadows lends a hand. me contest, at constructed by the Airport Authority, scheduled for Feb. 29, and the system 06 1 2 ')..n,d,ml %1ninlisnA III Is Onnhihl l. ,.s*m,,t,l.. .nII,*,,* 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 - nd Winner Is... - •-. ,* "'" ""' II '' ' .1*, " - TIGERS County Assessor Drive Supports "It's the only place in Florida law where a case is tried twice" said defense attorney Hugo, who calls the mediation Seminole County Property Appraiser in December. The drive was kicked off tion," Goembel said. b Terry aounb.1 ialdtodpy he is in favor Feb. 15. "srueetY Florida grants a homestead property heartngs Itive ' i-err ttttr ei?flJtN1by property 'He Goembel said the r'btkrs 1iáé tiMil tax exemption of $5,000 to anyone who doubled the cost of preparing the case, 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 proposal 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 percent of just value." Just value, if they desire," he said. price tag, Hugo clai ms. Goembel said, has been interpreted to "Th e 65 percent level of assessment Whatever the verdict of the mediation mean 100 ce of value or full value, would tend per nt to move some of the tax &XIS&WO, "M swrwsousaa The petition Idea was accepted at a burden to businesses and other property W &"charges, &&&v am" Hugo suns demand a jury hem their meeting of property appralms in Tampa Uat does not get the hmnestond emm;~said. • FERTILIZER 1 mIle C. of 4 Oviedo, Florida 323-0787 - .. during the trial Hugo said the Andersons will be Sales & Service ,. • - a jury trial no matter what the outcome of the hear ings. •4 .'. . . The Wtstinghouse Electric Corp is scheduled to be operating a national planes will be kept at the airport, cargo warehousing and Caribbean Cleveland said. Fifteen crews will be shuttle service for its products from the needed to o perate the planes, Cleveland said, adding Westinghouse plans to mote Sanford Airport by earl) June , equipment 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 determine whether either the physicians esponor the hospi tal was apparently responsible sibleforcontrlbutlngtoAnderson'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" .. r rt F I -- struction are in excess of $100,000, Cleveland said. 1'o Westinghouse Elect rii. oned By DONNA ES 'TES Herald Writer / ' U 3400 W. SR 46 .L - . • They charge their son would have lived if he had been properly diagnosed as suffering from inter-cranial bleeding and immediately taken to Florida Hospital 4 North , which has expensive specialized Under state law the panel of a judge, a lawyer and a physician has 30 days to 1• NELSON & CO. •U•IS•1 A S ) % nj - - F - Anderson's parents, Douglas and Virginia, have brought suit agaimst the ' - - - -- \ .x. . ProIect ...i - - - 0 ;-- .. • ' 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. • : Depositions filed In the II4JI4 state Garden & Farm Supplies •'41i WASHINGTON (UPI) — "It was rough. There were tears shed in there," a cident by Schefaky, then transported to C Republican House member said, Seminole Memorial Hospital, with pain t ..• For " two hours, the 159 GOP House in his head and arm and no recollection 01 q colleagues of Rep. Richard Kelly of the accident. \; Florida de ba ted Th ursday w hether to ______ expel him from the House Republican There he was seen by Dr. Weigand 1 Conference for allegedly accepting a hospital employees, the depositions say. bribe. Finally, Kelly headed off a Days later, he was taken to Florida 2.— showdown vote by resigning. North , where he died 24 days later, court nl As the o y Republic an among eight ti.. records say. congressmen implicated in the FBI's "Arab scam" bribery investigation, Weigand said he had been Counseled by 1. admitted Kelly rieuy ,..s ausui he accepted his attorney not to talk about the can but claimed .,e so as pars of a secret before the trial He said In general, the Investigation he was conducting on his ti ri as been medical media on hea ng h n. in the state,, for standard pr H he For this. the Renuhlknn lerhln recommended the three-term House said. HsraI4,Plss W'SI1'I'! member and former Florida judge and Seminole Memorial Hospital officials State Sen. Vince Fechtel (left), R-Leesburg, shows his approval assistant U.S. attorney be disciplined, had no comment on the matter, said Several parUcipants, who asked not to spokeswoman Kay Barftlemew. for Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan. be identified, gave United Press International a glimpse of the grim business of D — . 1" — _: A I : %A1 11 Anderson was first seen after the ac- 4 . -,.. '. ., ' Alterations ,' '." Custom Work Insecticides ' ' Repairs '.;• ' , . .•:.•. American Standard HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED DBA . Crone & Kohler Fixtures -. - DUGGAR'S GENERAL, STORE 3223170 ' usu III S. Sanford Ave. 322.2624 Sanford,Fl. 105 S. Sanford French Ave. ..4,..• ...... ' A strong and healthy America depends upon a Meat Packing - strong, knowledgeable I agricultural community. Custom John Beef 1 Pork Slaughtering Meat Curing III Smoking 322-9291 RuJuuI. uuuifjuiiu r. uiv, vveii 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 enthns4tically by a crowd 01 more than 00 persons at an Apoç*a ares dhvwr Thursday night. In his first foray into a local election In the nation, th. former Clifornia governor was on hand to endorse.-the relectlon campaign efforts of Sen. Vines F.ctesI, &L.esbiwg, at a $80 a plate ftmdialslng dimmer for Fechtsl the Errol Estates Inn. Reagan, In 4knthute speech, also referred in passing candida tes for Congra-, to show Ms aivenom that Fqchtel Is t nslder1ng running for the IVth congressional seat currently held by Richard, Kelly, R.N.w Port Richey. Fechtel who received a standing ovation from the highly the candi date who partisan vtüWd, Introdeced Reagan osm the right side 01 the herV' and lauded Reagan's stand on the sovereign rlit 01 the Matse. Fcbtel also urged young people to participate In the pplltical procees, soting from £dintmd Burk: !'All it takes for eli to prevail Is for good people to do nothing." Hamilton ALLSTATE INSURANce COMPANY S. Sanford Ave. 1398 E. Semoran Blvd. Ca no Iberry at to a ___ SANFORD INSURANCE INC. ___ Area Representative for _______ Communicating for Agriculture Inc. ___ Democrats, A tIred400ld'* Reagan took a few swipes saying that Guy. Jerry Btown 01 California Is on both aides of .yism; that Len. Edward J(sssd 01 MaeaachuWs is on at the wrong side of every Iasand that President Jimmy Carter deom't know what the issues are. "I can underst and why they wan't debate," he said. II. sad retØ$lqs .id he gkss to the Vietnam War bravery, P*tIfIg $0 80* Americans vataraas for l was afraid a war the U.S. government in st ei r lives th who lo to let them win." - He crltidied lbs president's .poat of the SALT U treaty, tegiUjn&'Irg America's milItary liI&y," adding ear1 j la-wandba 'Ito the Soviets. Hi said Carter has asked for a delay in ratification 01 the . . 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. ____ P0 Ov Boa 257 - ____ um 32246O ___ - - - --V.- •. .- • -44 'l - - -- - treaty "apparently postponing it until after the November election. You can make sure he be interested after November," Reagan told the crowd, which responded with applause. He said Carter is trying to maintain the "sta tus quo which is t he moss we are in." La tin "It'i time the Republican Par ty came to the rescue of the United States," he said. The a nswer to inflation, he said, is blame Americans the problem by saying they are living too luxuriously but to "turn off the printing presses and not add to the present supply worthless paper money." Reagan called for a cut in Income taxes of 30 percent a cross the board and elimination the tax savings accoun ts 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 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 drilling 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 atressid io Navy, "second to none" and to the need to build 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 orcàerly Wader of those programs It has usurped from the states and wItch It has shown Ills nnt capable 01 managing. — DONNA F2TF won't for not to for of of of energy a super ____ A Dude &5o,., bw II00&25th$t. I i ears vvere, bhed For Kei iy Foods e Seeds Fertilizers I - r on to 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 advanta ge 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" explana tion 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 .epu cans should ,o Republicans It before a vote was taken. "For me to until a court determines Kelly's guilt or proceed," Kelly said, "would have 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 Party." embarrassed us." Still o ther neeordIni said: "Here's a man who's not indicted yet. Who are we to pass judgment? Let's have some fair play." 'Protecting the Republican Party and all that it means to the people is far more Eight Pasco County Republican leaders in Kelly's Florida district sent to Washington a signed statement saying UIlAJII4Il1 111411 III W11-IxIIIg, ZWUy Leaving the party conference cuts Kelly off from voting on party matters and he cannot receive party congessional committee funds for his re-election. In tion Rocke ts To 6¼-Year High 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 the biggest dose from the government's removal of food Inflation In 6',4 the government controls in August 1973, the Labor reported today. Retell gas ri took De partment said. their biggest jump ever. The largest Increase ca With the exceptIon 01 food, consumer came in tra nspor ta tion, which includes prices in all ca tegories registered sharp gasoline, and new and used automobiles Increases during the first month of 1960. prices. U prlcea continue to rise tlu'oughout the The transporatlon index jumped 3.1 the same pace they did in pe rcent, the biggest increase since ul Year of years, p ces in any at tegory J y, January, the cost.of.11ving 1960 Increase 1948. would amount to startling 18.2 percent Gasoline pr ce the — far above President Carter's shot upward by 7.4 percent. That was the forecast 01 10.4 percent. biggest upward change ri at am The 1979 infla tion rate was 13.3 P pump since the governm ent began cent, the worst In 33 yens. compi ng modern-day records li in 1947, The Labor Department, which CQfl} according 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 at 233.2 last month That gasoline rose by 6.8 cents last month to goods and services which cost $1.11. Prices were 60 pe ce higher in $100 In 1967 re priced $233.20 In January than they earlier. January. Food and beve rage prices, meanwhile,Last month's 1.4 percent rise topped slackened off considerably in January December's 1.2 percent advance and was and grocery store coats actually declined. a i s, government said, inflation In p means r we at ces nt were a year � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1980 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Friday March 14, 1IO wORD ••... .... MENNEN WOMEN MOMMEME Now MEE MEN NONE MEN ••• • By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Seminole High's dream of a state basketball championship came to an end Friday night in Lakeland, but not without one of the most spirited comeback bids in state tournament history. Back From Vacation, ZZ lop In lop Form W "We came back strong, rested and ready to get back audiences aren't as fickle as together and play," says some may think. Three Frank, and Degueilo bears years ago, members of "the that out. Stripped down and li'l ole band from Texas" had SOUNDS jacked up blues rock at its become very big stars k best, 72's new album fits setting concert attendance Rob PattersOfl right in with the recent and record sates precedents F i _____________________________________ return to basic rock values. unheard of before. With world at their doorstep, they that: "We didn't take oft the . men being killed in an alley), "What we're finding," decided it was time for time because we were and the Caribbean, where says Billy, "is dommm that the something even bigger In a physically or mentally both he and Frank attended timing has been right. We do way: a three-year vacation. exhausted, but we didn't a Bob Marley concert but the kind of thing that people Blasting out , of secrecy want to get to the point didn't rim into each other. an once again responding with Degueflo, their first ip where we HAD to do that. While Frank lived out his to, though we didn't plan it In almost four years, ZZ Not a lot of thinking went fantasies In the islands, ,,, TWII to brings back the same "Aw into it. We just took off." Dusty traveled In Mexico. icnoss sowing 35 Army personShucks" Texas confidence No one had a clue where to IMIflI on a boat In the Seems like the "li'l ole I Place of sport 44 Actor Robed $9 An .n.sth.tnet abbr. that pit this trio on top find the trio. As Billy exPacific, Frank was called by bind" can't help but do equipment Ic 37 No. IndIan before. Plains, "after getting off the Billy with the news that things' In a big way, even 4 Rock star - 48— Brynn.r 21 Biblical vii. Assembly St.wart 49 Jazz man - sal (.q.) As drummer Frank Beard road, we never thought we'd manager Bill Ham had when It's disappearing from 7 Actor Bnab.ck 23 Actor Peter 38 Habitual* describes it: "We're In for start traveling again." signed them with Warner sight. When 72 Top strikes Vigod. 51 Ostrich's 40 Objectives another of those never$0 Entertainer cousin But travel they did: Billy Brothers (after getting all up the band, the fans are 24 Comedienne 4$ harvests Alan 62 Women** - Carroll 42 Actor ending tours. We just to Paris, Madagascar their old albums back from there, no matter how long 12 Vanity of 26 Cereal grass Lancaster obi.ctiv. decided to drop the bucket in (where he witnessed two London Records). the wait. quartz 53 Maul 27 Donkey 43 Palm list $4 Cooling 54 Cornstalk 28 Poetic cc-i• the well and see If she (var.) divice appendages traction 45 RIverbank good fortune, goes on a drinkspiass." 15 IS Aleutian 65 Horne for pigs 29 Actor stair (India) March 20Ing sings and dlsp.srs. (Part With the tour and record Island 68 SInai. Arnaa 48 Type of sand 1) 16 Indonesian 30 Official (abbr.) with selling as if 72 never left us, / Island 67 Small child prosecutor 47Famous carthe band has every rtlht to (1O)THEA$CENTOFMAN IT - Garfunkel DOWN (abbr.) PALMISTOWN, toonist (4)S feel they are one of IS Entertainer I Karl UsId.n 32 Mary -. of 48 Affirmative u.&& (Premiere) The story of "World Within A World" A visit - Burns stars in Peter. Paul reply America's beat, and In Uf. In the ruralSouth of te *0iP011111111* mine begins this ?08.parat.d RAerl& con and Mary SO Lam, tub the eyes study of the world of the atom typically Texan fashion, V_0)_RAATHs SEA AND 1930'sIsseefl 22 Actr.ss Ave trapflon _____through of two 9-year-old boys, one and the history of the remarkbiggest rock attractions. MY "Plate Tectonics" 3 From outside A able discoveries of 2Othosntu,It Was fl5Ve! In the bçokg CAROL •UNETT white and the other black. 24 Magician's to Inside (17) = lUll dIsUvIJ .1 word 4SIngor' lidred (D•MOC & ISIINDY Mork. for us to do what we did," l 26Act,.s. Flack 1IAIIo1IñtAI DrThE AMERICANS . naive to the powerofadvertisMvêgrnw 5Three U$ gUitarist______ Billy Gibbons marc." Fi j ________________ Ing, becomas a buy-a-hello "IllS District AttorneY" Carroll 9IIJN[Oj 3OSlngIng match lili9iijLIj tao o(thMrputaucc. 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Grilled Sin..WOO and Oanic lisS. Nice or Mashed PeSsi.., aed __ _____ No. I. Veal Farming & $rstflhI wm VsIahle Ni. S Liver $ O.*etN with lice or Perils Cread MUPI P8SsNi1.asI V.ieS1Mu LIVE IIITIRTAINMINT IN OUR LOUNGE TUI$. THOU SAT.—p.M.tll2aJ'l. CRlrsm Ue& 12 ½ Rae_i Saswi.is ii Pd. Discoid 1'S SOUlS' Nut A.siv Ye Muse - - 7:00 S® TONIGHT Host: Johnny S®PAOITHEMUSIO Carson. Gussta Billy Crystal, (E• P.M. MAGAZINE 9:00 Suzanne Somers Loretta Lynn. CZ) S10$WILD •®QUINCY Qulflcydleoov- (LSCOLUMIO While on ff1) (35) SANFORD AND SON we that a friend who suppos- vacation, Columbo Is asked to When Lamont Is M In the nose idly died in an airplane crash, help investigate the goring over the affections of a girl, he actually was poisoned. death of an aging decides to take karate lessons. (DSBARNEY MILLER The (7)5 THE IRAN OPtISIS: 5(10) MA.CN, detectives bsco worried AMERICApt, 4OS1' A 1M about the way theY'll be por- look at the latest occurrences I 1DANDSON traysd as Harris' book about in Won. the precinct nears publication. 0 (35) WILD, WILD WEST 730 (A) West and Gordon two a killer •®TA00Oo4 (ES THE NEWLYWED 01) (35) DINAHI a FRIENDS beast and a mystery guarded II ___ Somers, Ron- by a senator and his three )S $100,000 NAME THAT nie Schel, Dr. Lee Salk. Dann son.. Roget.. Ken Minyard, Arnold 5(17) MOVIE "Two Guys TUNE 1001C From Texas" (1948) Dennis ff1) (35) MAUDE Maude 5(10) ALL CREATURES Morgan, Jack Carson. makesa bad situation 1145 able when Mrs Naugatuck's GREAT r SMALL "Hares Sense"James Humid, a young (E5 POLICE WOMAN A wedding plans Ma .. 5 (10) DICK CAVITY veterinary surgeon, moves to a dying policeman sets out after Guests: American Dance amnal Scottish town and begins the man who killed his partner his first job In an already estab- and discovers a mad bomber. (M (IT) ALL $4 THE FAMILYPrOCUM (Part 1) 1lam no in tao (ES SARETTA orderto have his grandson (1)5 SOAP 11:00 baptIzed. 10:00 5 (4) TOMORROw SI. S ® AOCKFORD PILES A S®INJCICNOOIM$ITHI hard-nosed women (Marletle 1:15 25TH CENTURY Puck arrIves Hartley) is assigned by a court (4)5 MARY HARTMAN, on a strange planet aduose to collect $35,000 in Iudgeiant MARY HARYMAN DOW. the Inhabitants balhsus a Isgend money from MR Fills (A) mess iffifia takes Mary staling that a 500'yss.cld man (4)5 IGIOIS LNIOINS For. hostage. and S1. Foley vokanwill d*,er them from the grlp mar alcoholic Gary Ewing, teem to execute a daring .$ . it -•' p... - - ' .. -•. .: - - Playing without the services of starting forward David Thomas, and slowed by a sick Bruce McCray, Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles rebounded the floor from a 17-point deficit in the third quarter before bowing out to Tampa Robinson 76-73. 'I off . s.a • . The loss ended a spectacular Tribe season, closing the record books on a 31-3 slate, a season that entered the Seminoles in the history books as the best-ever team from Seminole County. ;•. A Herald Photo by Tom Vincent The dream Is over. A disappointed Steve Grace receives a consolatory hand shake from Seminole Illigh assistant ', ' rk I ,,ui,.1r I. I eI 'r,LI., Richardson .%ILIIarIson momen1 . ,., .-.., se ,,e'fl ,t1fl 1fl final state tournament loss Friday night. aI.LJ . Carter ns Hopes On Iranian I CtI 0 fl S - '-- - -P Ilk I - School records and individual records fell by the wayside as the Tribe forged to its finest season in history and represented the Five Star Conference for the first time in state tournament play. More on tho Seminoles on page lb. ' . ;__ • . I"I'm proud of the kids and what they accomplished this year," said Coach Payne of the Seminole's season. "We / could have folded easily tonight with David out and Bruce sick, but the kids reached down and battled all the way." Among their many accomplishments the Tribe collected the best-ever record for a Seminole County team and the District 9, Region 5, Section 3, lotary Invitational and Outlook Invitational titles to its list of credits. • - •.% I T .k. I - •- - • ..._•. •U v Point guard Keith Whitney 1)1111% flj) 1)11 8 fast break and takes air for a running jumper as '• :'.th' . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Tampa Robinson'sknights hustle back on defense. carter Inflation Solution: Sacrifice WASHINGTON (UPI) - President from mass, transit to welfare reform. fee with an equivident gasoline tax. sharing to states. IM tuillion in welfare Canlarsays Auertcans must sacrifice to Some $2 bUtton will be cut In the current —'There will be Increased monitoring reform and $ZS'mttth3n ton mass trwatt. halt Inflation - giving up "good wor- fiscal 1980 budget. of existing, voluntary wage-price Other projects to be cut are -At Carter's request, the Federal guidelines. The staff of the Council on projects, mental health and alcohol thwhlle programs" to balance the federal budget, borrowing less and paying an Reserve Board simultaneously an- Wage and Price Stability will double. But tteeitment, health grants, law enextra 10 cents a gallon fee for gasoline. flounced indirect controls on credit cards carter renewed his total opposition to lorceinent, city parks, highways, waste water But that sacrifice now, Carter told the field by 60 million Americans and on mandatory wagepriCe Controls. nation Friday night, will be "much less other consumer credit. issuers of credit onerous particularly for the needy - Jar(Ls must deposit with the Fed IS - treatment and space science. -For the longer run, Carter called for intensifIu(I efforts to deregulate the • ' officials said the cuts would include almost ever), major program area not than the serious suffering that will occur percent (if any expansion III their loans. 1xinking, trucking, railromi and comital ti, national uurit) if we don't arrest the inflationary As .i result, lenders are exputed to iliunk.ItiorLs industi it lit uri,ul the v ( ii (ii sought toni,ressiun1al approval spiral.' ration such credit, 1)05511)1) issuing lifting of ce ilings that luitit t he return That was the theme of the president's fewer cards or Imposing their own rules inostsinallsaversearn. Ilet-alled for tax for the government to withlitild taxes on Despite Ids hopes, Carter said, "our WASHINGTON (UPIi - President cuts to encourage investment and pro- i,itertst.irith di v ide nds in order to raist. Carter says he does not know when the past few days have been characterized new package of anti-inflation proposals, on loans. -Effective today, oil his own ductivity -- but only after the budget is billion. American hostages 'in Tefiran will be by bitter disappointments because, in unveiled Friday after weeks of top-level released, but is pinning his hopes on the effect, commitments that had been made administration review and after eight authority, the president imposed a $4.62 parliamentary elections in Iran to create by the newly elected president and ad. days of consultation with leaders in "conservation fee" oil ever), barrel of balanced and inflation tinder control, lie ordered liiiiits on federal hiring that In I separate move to re(luce credit, will result III it reduction of nearly 20,000 the Federal Reserve imposed a 3 percent federal jobs by attrition in three months. imported oil. Consumers will bear the ministration of Iran were not honored." Congress. Among the proposals: a stable government. -For the first time in 12 years, the ultimate cost of that fee by paying 10- surcharge on large banks if they borrow He apparently referred to the failure of Carter told a nationally televised news ''The nation is aroused now as it has conference in the East Room Friday the United Nations commission to meet federal budget will be balanced in 1981. cents more per gallon of gasoline starting ton frequently [miii the Fed to support never been before, at least in my lifetime, about the horrors of existing night, ''We have constant negotiations with the hostages, held captive since This will require $13 billion to $14 billion about May 15, when oil flow coining into their own lending Among the specific budget cuts Carter inflation and the threat of future in. and attempts to provide continuing Nov. 4, 1 979, as promised by the Iranian in spending cuts In what Carter called (lie country readies that stage. Carter communication with the leaders of government before the panel arrived in "good worthwhile programs" ranging asked Congress eventually to replace this priilset1 uere $1.7 billion in revenue flation," Carter told the nation. Tehran. Iran." "Whether they will have the authority -I believe that when there is a stable government in Iran, which may possibly after the elections are completed I don't occur after file elections," President know," lie said. "I certainly hope so." In discussing the Middle East and Abohassan Bani-Sadr and his administration may be able to free the other foreign policy issues, Carter stressed that "I am the one who sets hostages. Bani-Sadr said in an interview Friday policy." , , he will ask the Iranian Parliament to He went out of his way to say 1,1 release the hostages when It meets in have absolute confidence In Secretary (of state Cyrus) Vance," who has been under May. "I don't know when they will be attack by Jewish groups and New York's released," Carter said when asked if be Mayor Edward Koch who said Vance was was prepared to wait longer than May. "viciously anti-Israel." Carter said the United States is inFollowing the news conference, the president flew to Camp David for the volved in "very Important" negotiations weekend where his wife was expected to to give the Palestinians full autonomy on Doctors Language-Bias Report Expected n 2 Weeks I By DAVID N. RAZLER refugee attending Lake howell lligh two weeks, as soon as it gets Iiiiah apHerald Staff Writer School that present school programs do pri'val Ironi the agency. A federal report on charges of not meet the law's requirements. The investigation was prompted by a language disaimination in Seminole Point Out In January. a tealn of investigators complaint 1)), ClueuMyTruong, prepared County schools is expected In about two from the federal Office of Civil Rights in by her attorneys at Central Florida Legal weeks, says Office of Civil Rights in. Atlanta silent several days in the county, Services. vestigator Lee Wiltbank. evaluating the program and speaking to Truong, like many other nun-English The report is an evaluation of the students, teachers anti administrators, speaking students, receives extra help county's programs for non-English Since that time, the report has been in her classwork frommi volunteers through speaking students, measuring them preparation, %Viltbank said, explaining a the district's Dividends program against federal guidelines, draft copy of the document is now under She does not have a volunteer helper It is being prepared in response to final review. charges brought by a Vietnamese the West Bank and in Gaza. Join bUn, ____ .lt$uii* ,, Evening Herald-( USPS 481.280) Price 35 Cents lie expects it to be released in about Under the federal civil rights laws, all students iiuest be provided with an equal education, not suffering penalties for an inability to speak E.11glish. - In Seminole ounty, most students receive aid through Dividends volun. teers, which Central Florida attorneys maintain is not up to federal standards especially in Lhueu s case. C If the agency determines the district is speaking Vietnamese, Lake flowell deficient, it will insist the school board administrators say. prepare a proper remedy. Reasons For 'Extra' Operations By DIANE PETRYK the area's permanent population, he test involves the use of a syringe to "We have a contract with HEW on a "We have Internal reviews all Ifie the activities of the PSRO and referred Herald Staff Writer said. Yearly basis to review Medi care and re move a sample of a patient's blood to time," he said. "There's no way that I questions to Salazur. It federal government figures showing Salazar said the U.S. Department of determine Its gas content, know of a doctor could get away with It." Medicaid charges," Salazar said. he creation of I'SROs was mandated "Congress said if we find procedures that doctors in Seminole and three other Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) Salazar warned that people should not Salazar said the audits involve or - • .,T central Florida counties perform almost 30 percent more prostate removals than requested the P3R0 conduct medical scrutinizing patient records, tab reports, accept statistical evidence without first by an act of Congress in 1972o Salazar sai d. Its task is to fight fast-rising health care evaluation studies, known as doctor's progress notes, and records analyzing it carefully. the national average are correct, and nitici audits, on the prostatectomles. indicating reasons for hospital admission "For instance," he said, "suppose the care costs. officials note they may not be there it will also audit other procedures most and and surgery. The Orlando PSRO, funded by the normal frequency for a particular - - may be a legitimate explanation. It would appear there is an older population living in this area, said Dr. I Knneth Wing, Seminole Memorial --_1-1 fVt,i,.t ..t CS...tt ,.A.,,1 ,w.p$njnIu -- " '' '""' I1OSPILSI t.JUi Ut there would be more need tire for that type of surgery." -- 'I "It may be a function of the transient nature of the area," said Al Salazar, Orlando-based the of director Review Standards Professional Organization (PSRO), a gropp charged with making sure all services provided to Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries are medically necessary*"People come down here to get that type of surgery done and then go back UP north," he said, explaining that statistics are based en the number ni prtwrdiire.s per 1,000 population. But many of those undergoing the procedure are not part of frequently performed in the area. . He said HEW figures on numbers of procedure is 10 per 1,000 population. If a federal government for $429,OW this wish to be identified said he feels the Salazar emphasized that these audi ts procedures performed come from doctor is doing 30 or 40 per 1,000 maybe year, oversees Medicare and Medicaid PSRO has to come up with something to would be performed by physicians. Medicare and Medicaid insurance he's just the best man for the job and is reimbursements for patients in Orange, investigate "just to spend some grant Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties ,We will look at .the pattern," he said.. claims .. getting a lot of referrals money" "Once we determine WflI me normal "But the PSRO Is looking looking at more dc "Or, if the mortality rate for a distribution curve is, we will look at accurate data," he said. "It's looking at procedure is 5 per 1,000 and an individual cases that fall outside that curve, the medical records." doctor's rate Is IS per 1,000, maybe he's "But our physicians will determine the He said that reports last week that taking the more risky cases. Just to say standard for this area." appeared In an area newspaper and his mortality rate is three times the In addition to the prostatectomles, disseminated by United Press Inter- average would be damaging and unfair." other medical procedures to be audited national erroneously gave the impression The PSRO is a non-profit, private that the PSRO suspects many tin- corporation headed by a 15-member are: - The implanting of permanent heart necessary medical procedures are being board made up of 11 physicians, three performed. paceitem hospital administrators and one dental - Skull X-rays "We have made no conclusions at this surgeon. - IPPB (intermittent positive point," he said. And, he added, the PSRO Seminole County representatives on pressure breathing) tests. In this will study under-use of procedures as the board are Dr. Jorge Gomez, Sanford procedure, a device is used to inflate a well as over-use. internist and cardiologist, and Dr. Dr. Wing said he is sure physicians in Michael B. Buticr, Altamonte Springs patient's lungs to make respiratory drugs work more etfectively. Seminole County are not performing general surgeon. - Arterial blood gas (ABG) tests. This needless operations. Dr. Gomez Friday, declined to discuss - - .. .' ' -' . W4,1 S3 4-1 (hIlissions that were medically un. necessary we should not certify those bills for PY1iieflt.' A Seminole County doctor who did not _.•,. "' t, . ' . V'S - �S. :- 2A—Ev.nln4 Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 16, 1S0 WORLD A Sanford man was assaulted with a piece of lumber Friday night by the driver of a truck who deliberately forced him to stop his van, police say. Norvo Angle, 39, of 914.1 t. Park Ave., Sanford, told police he was driving down Pam 't is van when a pickup truck pulled alongside of him, then .ced him to come to a stop at 20th Street. ._•_ i r uriver x we truck, stepped out or nis venicie, picked up a two-byotr from the truck bed, walked over to the van, then CHLORINE LEAK SPARKS EVACUATION broke out the driver's side door window, striking Angle In the About 30 residents of the Seminole Mobile Home Park, U.S. process, police said. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, were evacuated briefly at noon Police gave no reason for the attack. The truck driver was Friday when a valve on a chlorine gas tank began leaking. gone when police arrived. The leak, from the valve atop a 4-foot tank of the yellowish Bani.Sadr Says Hell Seek Release Of The Hostages A-- By United Press International Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr has said he personally would ask the Iranian Parliament now being elected to order the release of the 50 American hostages when It convenes In May. In a series of Interviews published Friday, the president announced he would ask the new Parliament to free the hostages and said he "personally" favored a government commitment not to execute the deposed shah if that was the price Iran must pay to win his extradition from Panama. BaniSadr made the totter comment in an interview with the Washington Post. In other interviews with Japanese and French newspapers, he reiterated his view Iran should free the 50 Americans held hostage In the U.S. Embassy for 133 days. But he also conceded he had no authority over that Issue Iranian ruler Ayatollah Rhollah Khomeini has charged the new Parliament with deciding, after It -....... Florida health officials are worried about one to two weeks. Records show that six times continuing outbreaks of measles throughout as many young adults ages 20 to 20 get the state—especially among young adults of measles today in Florida compared to just high school and college age. Officials say the two years ago. Officials said in 1977 only outbreaks are continuing despite stepped up seven cases in this age group were reported preventative immunization efforts by state but in 1979 the figure jumped to 47 cases reported. and county health teams, During the past two months, outbreaks Reports for the age group 15.20 years have been reported with 79 cases In 16 showed an overall decline from 312 cases counties touching every geographical area of reported In 1978 to 238 cases' in 1979. Florida. "We'rejistbeglnnlng the measles season," Several years ago, measles — generally a said Gunn. "Historically the highest activity disease of early childhood —began shifting to begins during the late winter and lasts older population groups and the shift Is through the spring." continuing, according to Dr. Robert A. Gunn, Teenagers and young adults under 21 years state epidemiologist, with the Department of old should check their medical records to see Health and Rehabilitative Services, if they have had measles. If they have not had Measles In teen-agers and adults is usually measles or are uncertain, they should be more severe with symptoms persisting for Immunized. In general, most people over the Shah In Panama Hospital PANAMA CITY, Panama (UP!) — The deposed shah of Iran was sped by limousine to Panama's most exclusive hospital where a 15.man team of Panamanian doctors examined him perMing surgery to remove the monarch's enlarged spleen. But Shah Mohammed Reza Phalavl, 60, who walked Into Paitllla Hospital Friday smiling, will not be operated on by famed American heart surgeon Dr. Michael DeBakey. The Ministry of Health late Friday ruled DeBakey could observe the operation but could not perform the surgery. The ruling came after DeBakey had left Houston, Texas, for Panama and overruled an earlier statement by Panama's Health Director Dr. Jorge Medran, who said DeBakey could operate on the shah. poisonous gas, was sealed a short time alter Seminole firefighters arrived and evacuated residents of nearby trailers as a precaution. They were allowed back to their homes minutes later when the gas dissipated. BURGLARS TAKE JEWELRY IN FERN PARK Thieves took an undetermined amount of jewelry, silver and other valuables from a Fern Park home Thursday, deputies say. Susan Weinman told deputies she discovered the go missing from her home at 1483 Glastonberry Road, when sflj returned home at 4:41 p.m., Thursday. The thieves apparently entered the home by breaking a window some time earlier tht day, deputies say. age of 21 have been exposed to measles and measles In the U.S. and Florida had percent of these reported cases, officials sm. have developed immunity to the disease. Measles, also called seven-day meashd, State health officials recommend revachard measles and red measles, usually stith cinatlon for: 1968 with cold-like symptoms: red eyes, runny — Persons who were vaccinated before that may rise 10, temperature 104 now and with unknown 'type of vaccine, — Persons who were vaccinated before 12 degrees. Afew days later, a blotchy red rub appears, starting on the face and sometimes months of age. covering the entire body. The rash may lasts — Persons who were vaccinated with killed week to 10 days. measles vaccine, — Persons who were vaccinated with live Measles Is highly contagious until five days measles vaccine within three months After rash appears. It usually takes from receiving killed measles vaccine. eight to 13 days from the time a personi Measles is taken very seriously by public exposed for tim symptoms to appear. • health officials and doctors who are now engaged In a nationwide campaign to eliminate the disease from the united States by October 1982. In 1979, there were 13,448 reported cases of "Complications of measles includ'e pneumonia, encephalitis, brain damage and deafness, and the disease Is fatal in a small number of cases," Gunn said. 4 .4 In 198046 •jy'r ____________________________________ Lawrence Swofford and his energy-saving furnace. Unusual Furnace Keeps Altamonte Man Cozy I" I Swcftrd said he doesn't buy wood for the Herald Staff Writer stoker. He removes wood discarded by While many Seminole County households private Industry and other wood businesses were experiencing some discomfort during wish to dispose of. the freezing weather earlier this month, the With the oil duo-therms the Swoffords used Lawrence Swofford home In Altamonte to heat their home in the past, it would cost as Springs remained toasty warm. much as a $100 a week to heat his home. "This Swofford estimates that warmth cost about furnace really saves on energy and the cost of 50 cents a month for the gasoline to operate energy as well," he said. the power saw used to cutup the scrap wood Opening the iron door to the ash receptacle burned In an old coal furnace he modified under the stoker, Swofford pointed out the with the help of Longwood City Commissioner several cupfuls of ashes there, all the residue J. Russell Grant. that remains after operating the furnace all Swofford, who spent almost 20 years In the winter. Altamonte Springs city government as "We can heat the house for a whole week councilman and mayor, bought the old coal with the wood we used to burn In the fireplace stoker in Tennessee for a few dollars, In one evening," he said. Actually he bought three of the antiques for SwoffWd ented with a similar 11 WARSAW, Poland (UP!) — Scuba divers searched On Icy waters of a pond today in an effort to recover more wreckage of the Polish Airlines jet that crashed and exploded two miles short of a runway, killing all 87 people aboard, Including an amateur U.S. boxing team of 22 boxers and officials. Polish Airlines had at first listed 29 Americans among the dead, but Polish and American officials In Warsaw later revised the figure to 28, saying that one :'i: :IL By DONNA ESTES 4,300 Divers Look For Wreckage mftMact. so Five Central Floridians have been honored for sonal contributions to the poor and needy; M.D. from over 250 nominations, these five winners are their Individual contributions to their community victim Beverly Chapman of Orlando for her work being recognized for their contributions to others and to their neighbors by receiving the gold with the disabled; Mrs. Mary Crankshaw of without thought of personal gain. Their names and medallions of the Jefferson Award for public ser- Kissimmee for her services to her community; and accomplishments have been forwarded for national vice. Dr. Jack Hatfield of Rockledge for his work with competition in Washington, D.C. Last year, Central The awards, locally sponsored by WDBOTV, various schools and special projects with the aged Florida produced a national winner in Mr. Clarence were presented to Orlancloan Butler, an and disadvantaged. outstanding leader In the blackMable community; Mr. Snyder, who was recognized for his efforts In Leo J. Glennon of Altamonte Springs for his perSelected by a panel of local community leaders organizing Alcoholics Anonymous in the late 1930s. Florida Health Officials Fret About Measles convenes. A" AmmwlasguL Sunday, March is, 1700-3A 5 Central Floridians Receive Award Truck Driver Assaults Sanford Man By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ' '°'O,' Kodak® IDeveloping & Printinç •• I 12 Exposure ......... $1,97 2.97 24 Exposure .......... 3.37 20 Exposure ......... - Get beautiful borderless U textured prints. At Kmart you pay only for, the good prints. s clays only. - of few 61 $35 and used the parts He and Grant wefd' TIi death of the 14 boxeri and eight officials was the worst foreign air tragedy for American athletes in almost 20 years In all, 28 Americana were killed in the crash of the Soviet-built flyushln42 airliner on a scheduled 3,700 mile flight from New York. Alan P. Merriam, associate chairman of the Indiana University anthropology department, also died In the crash. His colleagues said he was one of the world's beat. known authorities on ethnoinualcology, especially on the mimic of Africa and the American Indians. He was a founder of the National Society of Etiuiomimicelogista. WVWX10tvin metal ina&iughnut.ihaped device with metal Altamonte Springs home. baffles and placed It In the stoker. The device "That thing worked the best of anything traps the heated air, leaving behind 98 per- I've ever seen," said Grant. "The tubing cent of the warmth before smoke can escape heats a lot quicker and holds the heat" Grant Into the chimney. Swofford said. said heis welding afurnace for Installation In "When lt was 3l degrees outside, lt was e6 his Longwood home before the colds of next degrees in the house," he said. The degree of winter arrive. heat can be controlled by the amount of wood "I like to build things myself. I like to do burned," Swofford said, adding that using something everyone else can't do. It Is kind of paper produces a quick heat, a hobby," Grant said. The stoker made from the various parts of Grant said he learned years ago from oldthe old relics Is probably 100 years old, he timers the principle of using baffles to keep In said, heat. "We made some Improvements and got A fan circulates the heat through a duct It together," he said. system into and throughout the house, which Swofford said he will be helping Grant contains 2,000 square feet of space. The Install the furnace in his home. In the Swofford home Is about 60 years old, he said, meantlne, five friends and neighbors have with the oldazhioned high ceilings. Additions asked for his assistance in installing similar have been built to the house over the years. heatli* devices in their booms, Cuba Offers Asylum BOGOTA, Columbia (UP!) — The Cuban govern. mint has offered political asylum to leftist guerrillas holding 20 diplomats in the Dominican Embassy in an effort to end the 16-day-old siege, a Colombian government source said. There was no lmmpsdiat. Indication the government would accept the Cuban offer. me hostages, including Papal Nuncio Monelgr'or Anelo Acerbi and U.S. Ambsuadir Diego Asenclo, have been captives since the leftist April 11 Movement guerrillas shot their way into the embassy during a dipkinatic reception Feb. V. Cuba Ambassador Francisco Ravelo delivered a not. 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MJNDAY TIDm DAYTONA IIA(Is IiI, 7:18 s.m., 7i43 p.m.; lo0%,1HIm., ld$p.m.; PORT CANAVUALI Wbi 7:19 am, 7:19 p.m; Iowa, 12;41 a.m., 1:19 p.m.; MYPOST N. 12:43a.m., 1:1 p.m—'lows, 7:19 am., 7:17 I J Those are pretty impressive numbers. And Watt-Wise L1vingTe pays. So if you're planning they re resent the- energy savings of the 4,300 to buy or-build a new home, plan to make it a Watt- Vise"' homes currently within the FPL Watt?Wise home FPL money-saving Watt-Wise service area. homes have features like extra ceiling and wall $739,000 buys a lot of electricity. Or a lot of Insulation, solarnd heat.recovery units for water other things for Watt-Wise home owners who heating, a higher-efficiency air conditioner or don't have to spend it on their electric bills, heat pump, power savers like fluorescent lighting And 24, barrels of oil? That's 24,000 and a microwave oven, and thermally efficient barrels that Florida Power & Light doesn't have windows and doors (with glass areas planned to to import from foreign sources at ever increasing minimize heat build-up). It may cost a prices. Which saves money. Saves our cus. little more now. But In tonmmoney, And puts our country that much the long run, i?ll cost closer to energy Independence. a whole lot less. NATiONAL RIPOIT; In central Mains envlromnintaliuts 't -i , -• -4r -' •_t• • -- Wime Uvin. It sves sMeethan It colts. ,• - - - _•; • -. ,t.:. • •-.. - - . - $.- -- .. 1 PS- ( �2:• I 0—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, March U, 1,10 lousing Authority Approves Federal Grant Request Unbroken Dream By DONNA EST ES Herald Staff Writer A broken right arm might be a welcome excuse for most 7-year-old boys to get out of practicing the piano, but not Kevin Reid. Kevin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid of 609 Sprucewood Court, Spring Oaks, fell nine weeks ago while running and broke two bones in his right arm. He had his cast taken off last week, but before that he did not let his broken arm interfere with his piano lessons or daily practice periods, "His parents were upset when he broke his arm and thought it would interfere with his piano lessons," said his instructor Joy Adams. "Hut I encouraged him to move his fingers around and he started out playing with no problems. He doesn't play the piano because anyone makes him, but because he wants to." Kevin began taking lessons from Miss Ada,ms at the ripe old age of 41/2 years. His father has always wanted to learn to play the piano and had played the saxophone in the school band when he was younger. He got the idea of piano lessons for both his son and himself. Kevin started out by clapping to the beats and was soon picking out the notes on the piano. "I was really surprised," said Mrs. Reid, "I didn't know children that young could learn to play, but I'm proud of him, I think he's done well." Miss Adams likes to start her pupils at an early age and has even taught children as young as 2' years. Kevin's sister, Heather, 5, began taking lessons in May, 1979. Kevin and Heather may just be the future Donnie and Marie of the Keyboard. Both youngsters dream of playing the piano professionally when they grow older, perhaps as a piano duo. Although Kevin wants to be a classical concert pianist, at present he enjoys playing jazz and lots of rhythm best. Their Dad has confidence his children can achieve their goals and is willing to back them with the necessary training, But not all young children have the interest, determination and natural talent, that Kevin and Heather have, Miss Adams explained. "They both not only play the piano, but have an understanding of music theory equivalent to first year high school or college-level music theory," she said, "They have been tested and can tell the basic chords, name the notes, count the number of beats to a measure, and recognize the flats and sharps. They can approach a new piece of music and know how it should be played. "The two-children have brilliant corn. prehensive minds, and Heather has great retention of what she has learned and when you ask her to do something she can call it to mind immediately," Miss Adams said, Both children are pupils at Forest City Elementary School. Kevin is in first grade and Heather is in kindergarten, They have been in several recitals. "Kevin gets up in front of people and it doesn't seem to bother him," said his mother. "At school he played for his class when he was in kindergarten and the music teachers were really surprised. They all stood around watching him." Kevin's mother thinks his piano lessons have helped him in school to follow in. structions and have self-discipline. When he hadhis right arm in a cast, he learned to use his left hand for most everything including writing. She feels playing the piano with both hands helped him to be more ambidextrous. She said he likes challenges. Kevin practices his chords and music 30 to 45 minutes a day with a break in between, "He gets frustrated sometimes if things don't work out right, but he keeps at it until he gets it," Mrs. Reid said, "When he was little I had to sit with him in case he needed help, but now, he's gone way beyond me and I can't help him much except to be around and give encouragement. "The interest If there," Miss Adams said, "and it's up to me to keep that interest whether the student Is 4 or 52. Each person is unique and I try to encourage them to play at the pace at which they are capable. I tell them they are going to learn to play the (HUD) things they are interested in. Kevin plays classical, popular, jazz and is going to be starting on sacred music." "He's all boy," Miss Adams said," but he's never bored with his lessons. We have fun at the piano and cut up once and a while. It takes the pressure off. I have to listen to what's going on inside them and be their friend." federal agency for consideration, Herald Staff Writer plications to the U.S. Department of Housing Urban Development for a $1 ,000 iuurhood development self-help grant for owners in the Midtown, Goldsboro and getown areas of Sanford were approved last by the Sanford Housing Authority ( SHA). e applications will be considered by the rd City Commission for approval at a 7 p.m. !rig Monday before they are submitted to the Young Spring Oaks Pianist Casts'Aside His Handicap By JANE CASSELBERRY Sunday, March 16.1910—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft, ' lie said honimllners, especially low and The new program, said Tom Wilson SHA moderate income families, are experiencing executive director, is designed to provide problems with obtaining; home improvement assistance for rehabilitation of owner-occupied loans from banks, due to the economic value of homes which are either sub-standard or which properties in declining neighborhoods and have been condemned by the city in the three because of high interest rates related to incomes, target areas. Asan example, lie noted that it $7,500 home The grant, Wilson said, would not only provide improvement loan for a 10-year period with ininterest subsidies on home rehabilitation terest rates at current level loan would require a projects, but also provide the homeowners with pay back of $125 monthly. If the total family intechnical assistance. c1111e is poo grass monthly, it would be difficult if 25 not impossible to make those Ilymdnts. with providing living sites for the fatimily while the With the interest subsidy, the payments could be reduced to $7 mimonthly, he said. Wilson said the grant would also provide for technical assistance to the homeowners at no cost to the property owner. Assistance would be in the fonu of architectural engineering; in filling out loan applications; in completing financial statements; in consumer and credit counseling and in solving Financial problems. In addition, he said the grant would assist improvement of their home was underway. If the family is working the would not have tune t l k mriml to find a rental (1 welling.'' he saul. The grant applications also provides for the SII\ to publish it consumer guide and a ''do-It. yourself" manual and to provide assistance in negotiating with contractors for the work to be ilune. Rezoning Issue Unsolved In addition to being a pianist, Kevin is a composer. When he was only 5 years old, he wrote the words and music for a song about his cat, "Dummie." It goes like this: "I have a little cat and her name is Dummie, She wiggles her little head and she climbs my tree. i love my little cat." - — -- 'I'lie expected rezoning of approximately 200 elementary studetits to ease overcrowding at Woodlands Elementary School didli't take placeat last week's school board ineeting. Upon tile recommendation of board member William kroll, parents of elementary pupils that may be affected by the rezoning, will have another week to meet with school officials and make recommendations. Il V oodlanitb,parents insisted they did not want their children moved univ to bemnoved again when new elementary schools are built. Superintendent William I'. layer said the new schools are ears off and there is no alternative to moving students at this time. The board instructed time parents to conic up with ummore alternatives. "We've gone out of our way with these rezonings to give the parents an opportunity for input," board member Robert G. Feather told parents who attended the board meeting. ''I wish von wouldn't be SO adamant.'' J. ' . Jr '\. 'p. \ . . . He played it by request, throwing in several fancy arpeggios with his right hand. "met's the first time, he's done that," exclaimed his teacher. Some of his favorites pieces are "Pink Panther", "The Entertainer" and "Mickey Mouse Club March." S.' : . ' ,. • "\1\ '. • C LITTLE LADY, . - . I y' . . ..• .,. Kevin would like to learn to play the saxophone like his Dad and Heather wants to learn guitar. When not playing the piano, Keven likes to watch hockey on television and enjoys doing gymnastics or working with his pocket calculator, 'to-year-old Stephanie cConnell may be scnall, but with a little help from her mother, n da, the young SanCd miss manages to pit away her share of 'ncakes at the Sanford Iwanis Club's recent ncake Breakfast. The 4 nt played to a hearty owd at the Sanford Vivlc Center. NEW SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS New officers of the Salvation Army of Seminole County Advisory Board installed at the annual meeting last week look over the annual report with Capt. Carl Phillips (center). From left are Edwin Keith, treasurer; George Touhy, outgoing president; Phillips; Clyde Long. chairman; Bill Gielow, secretary; and Bob Daehn, vice chairman. The Installing officer and speaker was Maj. Gordon Sawyers, Florida divisional general secretary of the Salvation Army. The community center In Sanford operated on a 1979 budget of $124,291.68, of which 144,402.50 came from the United Way of Seminole County. • • . ', • . , .•. .. . . BIG APPETITE Kevin plays the piano while his sister, Heather, herself a pianist, listens to the music. Playing1. the piano with both hands has helped Keviy, become more ambidextrous, according to ht ,. mother. )11 . . 3 . "1':'t 1 ltPRE '• * • i± SALEBRATION Sale Ends March 23 p. S• i' I .%111t St 5.'( I I'. F It 0% 0R1 5.5 YHOF 5 LADIIS & TUNS Fashion SPIKES $ 88 / 1e - MIN'S 5, Dress Shoes : ' Harness BOOTS I / #& op F BIG—BIG—SAVINGS $1288 I ' Herald Photo by Tom VnceM I --_ THIS SPACE COW1ieu?ro SY THE County School Menu For This Week MIDDLE SCHOOLS Fresh Apple Greens MilkorShake SENIOR HIGH Fisbwlcb Barbecue Cheeseburger Cheese Grits Cole Slow Fresh Apple Flshwich Barbecue Cheese Grits Cole Slaw Milk or Slake EXPRESS FIshwIeh SwicH 1? 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Cruising for pleasure is a pastime still enjoyed here, and add that to rush hours and Kuwait City traffic never seems to untangle. "Leave yourself plenty of time for the traffic," Kuwaitis warn strangers driving across their capital, which is not much larger than Des Moines. "We will have to find a solution for our city center -a more economical form of transport," said Al-Hamad, one of the, Arab world's leading development economists, An American diplomat new to Kuwait quipped that he was afraid to dive his little sports car for fear of being flattened by Detroit-model "tanks" which barrel along Kuwait's six-lane freeways. "It was not our conscious decision to do it this way," said AlHamad of Kuwait's Americastyle lurch into modernity. "Our country Is the product of an unrealistically cheap energy era." Kuwait's profligate use of energy Is not only a product of Its upbringing, but of its government's welfare system. Trying for a fair distribution of the country's tremendous oil revenues —$17 billion In 1979 for a population of 1.2 million the government subsidizes everything from housing to lentils. Keeping gasoline and electricity cheap is one way for Kuwait's ruling family to spread the wealth Kuwaitis don't think twice about saying "fill 'er up." A gallon of regular costs 24 cents at the neighborhood KOC (Kuwait Oil Company) station. Bottled water costs about $1.40 per gallon, and the stuff from the tap -sea water desalinated energy - would cost a least as much if the government did not subsidize all but a fraction of Its price. The monthly electric bill for a two-bedroom apartment runs about $5In the winter and $25iniummer when the two &Ir conditioners luau 24 hours a day. Kuwaitis who flee the country during the hot summer leave with cheap -------------A&Agft 111— IntrW orshineIModh50ipq I 4.1 love Kuwait in the 'SOs: six-lane highways, no car smaller tlU*iI a Chevrolet and gasoline that's cheaper than water. "We are victims of the same philosophy that built Los Angeles," said Abdiatif Aillamad, director of the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development. "The same people who are conditioners running fullthrottle while they're gone. This weventa their fwnitiae from shriveling up. "P— --------------------- Herald at a newsstand you'll : or-, spend $70.2ofor one full year. I We will deliver ft rain O;J jlataOca Week. YES it's eltesper! You save $23.40 a I Pl,M •I year by having the Herald "Jill delivered to your home. Address You already know the value of -.Io —Ptioi* the Herald because you buy it. "ill We want to make jt seajfor SAVI'1.4O let Month " you to read it by making you Will a regular home delivery sig. Eve ning IleiRid null sa4ber. To got u i .5..1 indl " .. ' kuit s,pl,i IEZ a spcr' offer you " I 2-an.rs3I4m can't afford to pass up! I Kuwait HWATTiTIPIL.....Tfvrni IjkprI Anu1n in thn 'flc vn,i'II ... 1,nQ....b.. -, -. -.....J" .401 A.0.SOFI CONTACT LENS TssssdSalad 3ti'j g4-Cen ts-A Gallon Gas Milk _ MIDDLE SCHOOLS Hon*br on Bun SlIppyji. French Fries Tossed Salad Green De FrIficrillp MI.rShske SEUIGH Hburr on len Cars kit Iusdudsd ' 424S FRENCH AVE I ' 1'. BUDGET rmitcfbp OPTICAL P PUSLI&HL is ridiculous for us to tell people to conserve scarce I çenources and not do It ourselves," said Sulalznan Mutawa, a KOC director. "But lt takes tlme. People here have the money, they can afford the big cars, houses and appliances. I With a welfare system In which the government subsidizes how do you till people they are going to have pay for at its market price? llwy'U asy, 'You're a rich government, you have all that money. What do you want from Spreads Wealth To _,, . . •, pared with even a small iracuon 01 iuimericas consumption. -- . "Consequently, we are critical not only in terms of time individual American who wastes enegy, but also in terms of the overall cake. What we are using are the crumbs. What you are using is a big slice, "What we're saying is that you're putting on too ummuch weight. We think you'd be better off with a smaller slice. You'd be healthier and wealthier at the same 'time." But with Kuwait's crude oil fetching almost $30 on the world market for a 42-gallon barrel, even the crumbs are becoming too expensive to squander. Top Kuwaiti officials, Including the oil minister and minister of electricity and water, suggest it may be time Kuwaitis, too, went on an energy diet. With Kuwait's rate of development accelerating, its pupil. lation increasing and its standard of living becoming more American-like by the day, they argue that energy consumption must be rationalized before matters get out of control. A recent study by the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries said that if the five leading Arab oil countries keep increasing their oil consumption at present rates, more than half these countries' oil produced in time year 2000 will be consumed locally, Its People . . iiraetu TI,. IH%MJ 6 *I4tLU. C abundant and .I.At "'s"jU, tAll!.4) Inexhaustible. Many Kuwaitis know that Is wasteful, but they have become addicted to an American-style, high-energy lifestyle. I SUMMER GROWTH BEGINS NOV REGISTRATION IS U AT U POTHOS OR PHILODENDR0N IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFF ICE 8" HANGING BASKET REG. $6.99 YOUR PLANTS WILL GREEN-UP & GROW LIKE SEMINOLE COMMUNITY C WITH FERTILOME FORMULA 4W DYNAMITE 17.8-9 TERM Ill-B CLASSES START JUNE 17 WITH SECONDARY ELEMENTS Sib. $298 INN BOX 25 lb. SAG FOR INFORMATION ON PROGRAMS, COURSE SCHEDULES, ETC., PHONE OR VISIT THE CAM. PUS JUST OFF HIGHWAY 17-92 BETWEEN LONGWOOD AND SAN FORD. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 (305) 323-1450 bwreis used in an world today on their highways. AN EQUAL ACCES51EüUAL L*rUIIIUNITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE "We can afford a little bit of waste," noted al-Hamad, "be- l-ause whatever our consumption is, it is insignificant corn- 'I ' 'I 'l NEVERBEFORE (' TERM Ill-A CLASSES START APRIL 23 KUwaitis connected with oil recognize their country is InIsafflclently "energy conscious." But they argue It Is unfair limp them with Americans, who burn one out of every nine I.. 4 LUSH & FULL - I .. A l a a_ ftuwalt was bull? the belief that energy was cheap, NOW TWO LOCATIONS! 2035 HWY. 17. MAITLAN D -134.2010 OPEN SUNDAYS 12.3:00 DAILY HRS. MON-SAT. 9:30.5:30 211W. LK. MARY BLVD. LAKE MARY -32341n CLOSED SUNDAYS I �- . a . - - - - .- a - -- - -a -- - - - 1- , . - ----- -. - - -. - . • . : 04K 114 - I Evening Herald It was a picture perfect spring day. The calendar would not but surely in Seminole County, Florida, the natives might be argumentive on the subject. I was driving west on 25th Street at a snail's — scanning the lovely gulping in deep breaths of fresh spring air. Around CUSPS 41 20) I observed an almost empty parking lot as I entered. It was noontime and I had suspected a large crowd. Where were all the people on March 11? The voters not the sliaters? I had a solo performance, almost There was one voter ahead of me, and another showed up 2D or so minutes Iwas there. about I have to admit I was a bit the new punch cards, but C. L. Butner took the utmost care to explain the system from A to Z. The nice thing about Mr. Butner, who is from Is he North Carolina typical storybook southern gentleman. He to care and took his job quite seriously. TI.. ...JJ I....J .4... ......t. u.ujviuu..z vu ca piamicu w vwii ne au the same smiling spiel. made the new voting I mentioned that simple that out 3½-year-old Laurie could punch the card with every degree of ac. agree, 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Sunday, March 16, 1980-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00: Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10; Month, $4.75; 6 Months, $21.00; Year, $52.00. - . countryside and pace during the It was kind of day could make a person game for almost anything. Suddenly, I felt the ignore the limit, step on the gas and roar madly into the wild blue yonder captured above the tops of the lush Florida in the distance. the apprehensive that impulse to speed The Clock- Too LiHle, Too seemed IflaL , UHUI £ ULLU a cup wua my wuuiy By DORIS DIETRICH Late responds I Runs For For insights we must begin by examining the mechanics of U. S. foreign policy, and we m ust acknowledge the pervasive doubts around the world about U. S. power and resolve. . -. Citizens, as Ed Koch is mayor in New York City? Does it matter that Maynard Jackson is mayor of Atlanta? . _____ - . _____ _____ . Old' ' -' Report 4ge I I ' - - - NEW YORK,N.Y.— Give Now York credit __ hangout for people who bide under rocks rteg the daythns. Without a liquor license, maybe Studio 54 eventually will doss, d the city will be rid of me mere *wt on Its me' BatIam waving st at.wslmrs,aidsoia New York. Rime,. the garb, aid dm down $to N ad you still haven't solved the Rig Apple's No. 1 preblw', whkk is that ,Umee to lead the MeM in New Yo tiespi ad cr im. to (or a wspsper Plank down ysor there and pawns ome day's 'pp'i in aid ouadthedWhat Is him? The iqmual report from tim ke.'s Nern? When do y coma aim, aidwbydusNowYorkhs,ssomaay-of ____ MW city at lest Is trying to make Itself ___ presentabl, to the rest of the coiWy. There rrt1y Is a cn'pslgn aimed at convincing shams not to dwnp their garbigo AD overthsshrssts. Yul8rymer,daU r. 1 been birsd to do -television c'wvwrciaisiswhIdthsaaka,lpwar, not to on New York." "Big It, omit, but don't dump It," ys Vii oer, vim ban Ude aitheritative way abstIin,aidpsrbehewlll doaom.goot New York, In fact, does have a terrible gerbiga p'oblim. 1n 'lilies flies ceskk't be ___ __ ___ ____ __ WTOig. Uni queKind __ ___ ___ Abs, the state liquor ad1wity m _____ revoked the liquor Uiiia. of IbeIle N becal.e of the _abte chsrair of its ows. StudIo 54 Is the noctitnil disco. ___ - - ____ On. day, on. city, and Iwo Iii wvØ of the news jued fit to print: —Anaibur cophes been killed In the line of duty, killed when he at%unptsd to stop some auto who wan trying to; - Iheough a subway tunstile witimut paying. —$psaking of ways, you're safer his bed of rat" -"— coinpesy, ' ad In IFda ai locking for the "way Who attache pessesgers with a lag. keif, p%thngpuhlersmpleuormalnfr.slof agpreacld'g trsia is mothsrolftickof New Vest aktles. Racuntly, e been as inormee of k —A cpl. of mauuts were diesed nay from their victim by ps&s, vim lafer cop. tired the bee ts and took a th* woopome, loaded 4 The magguts were asamth like U aid 12 years eld, their In. leaded victIm ill - ____ ___ ____ wow —A man was belngtried for Jj young woman. There had been iiiijj' ru.. to the crime, all of whom teaUfls4 Uy had Watched the woman being cba.bp thee d, bow hs had cm*t up Mwillir and Mactad dragging her away and ho bad screamed for somebody to hs. c,ol —A man wan tkt do c arrow. Th wi, heaade, bid blades attached to It. Mlraeiioualy am victim arvivet ____ ___ ___ —A women called NOW York's ssicidr 46111. 9 5 1 What's with New York is that there pic trab In the 'city that wool fit I 1II garbage bag. - twa - ' Seminar - -- I". _. I 7 , , ,;,~ . __,~ M Ah . '.-,...,4,1 - , - — - - " - d - - ,, - - -, :l'.' ç... -, - -..•. -"i' ., - , ..- '" .-•'.t--- %- -"L-, - -. '' ,, - -.. . '- . 1. ,.,, "M sorgles W Of - _.-.. ""." " Of Many Hats , 4 h Re ublican Tumout A Ke To .I __________ __________ its 4 a I oo• • 11 Old Hickory' Reunion . a, ' . Man Arbitration Program The 30th Infantry Division Association (Old Hickory). veterans of World Wars I and II will hold their 34th Many argue that the cost of ad. annual reunion, July 8 t 11 at the Dutch ministering such a system would be too Inn at Lake Buena Vista. great. The government at all levels The 3h Infantry Division served uses our tax monies for all types of with distinction in the European theatre programs. Many are nothing more than of operations during World War II. "make-work" projects. Certainly there According to Col. S.LA. Marshall, chief now exists a level of government which historian, for Gen. Eisenhower said in can administer such a rationing plan the opi nion of 35 historical officers who had worke on the records and In the Sure, there will be problems. But field, the 30th Infantry Division had what are the al ternatives? Higher and been outsta nding In three operations tdg1 prices added to even higher and that they could consistently inflation increases in the prices we recommend the 30th for citation on any have to pay for other goods and ser- one of the three occasions, vices. We are being forced Into national It was further found that it had In no bankruptcy. single instance performed M.L.Raborn discreditably or weakly when con. Sanford sidered against the averages of the fH r , ,j;- un'P 19 - GOP Set theatre, and that in no singl operation had it carried less than its share of the burden. It Is still, and always will be the opinion of the historians, that while Omaha and Utah Beach invasions were a necessary holocaust, in the battle of Mortain, France the 30th took something out of the German army which It never regained. At the conclusion of hostilities In Europe, the men decided to organize the 30th Infantry Division Association, through which they could perpetuate the friendships formed during combat, by meeting each year and renew friendships and remember the men of the division who made the supreme sacrifice. John Corbin Delray Beach Vidon"ebsv . how do Republicans consistently win ford of Winter Springs. The couple won Won by a five-vote margin while Winter of the Seminole Harness Raceway in In his campaign In 1978, Perkins elections In Seminole County when their election to the Seminole County Springs Mayor Troy Piland, who sees the Casaelberry to a dog-racing facility was promised, if elected, to return the city's amoaats outnumber Republicans In Democratic Executive Committee. chairmanship of the committee in his canceled, administrator's salary to the city and to voter registration here by 3-2? Blnford defeated former Winter Springs future, after the organizational meeting work toward hiring a professional to ',The answer to that question was easily Councilman John Booth. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R- manage the city. In April, won with nearly 100 votes to jdiacernable this past week by anyone Ironically, Betty Binford, a teacher at Longwood, said the hearing will probably spare. Perkins, who is very active politically looked over the results of Like Brantley High School, won her Both conducted their professional-like be held the first week of the session to In the central Florida area, has suc. Tuesday's presidential primary election. election In a tIne-way contest. She was campaigns for the committee offices, begin in April. Hattaway is also having a cesslufly managed or played key roles In The statistics showed that 38.6 percent vying with Nancy Booth and Shelly Cox. ation bill drafted to grant cities Florida Cable operated a telephone solicit many campaigns 1theregIsteredDemocratstirnedoutto Four years ago Binford, then an In recent years winning power to levy a 10 cents admission campaign with political friends and high fee at 4lect their choices In the election while Independent, was part of a three-way Florence Gilmartin of Sanford. Mrs. school friends of his son, Craig, providing pari-mutuel wagering establishment& them all, except his own. 9 percent of the Republicans turned contest with Democrat Bob French and Gilmartin and her late husband were assistance. Craig Is a senior at Lyman "Oh, ye of little faith," he kept *4 Republloan Vince Perry for a county active on the committee for many years. High School. One of the happier persons in repeating to friends Tuesday night as "LI ( the 32,343 Democrats, 12,005 voted, commission seat. The result was Her election victory was by a two-vote Piland, meanwhile, didn't go the Altamonte Springs with the approval four city commissioners Dolores UUJIe 32,204 members of the GOP, 11,501 French's election, margin, telephone route. Instead, he mailed out Tuesday of a new city charter calling for Vickers, Peggy Childress, Lee Con. voted. When the poor voting record of the An attempted come-back to the Gene Grooms, executive director of the letters in his precinct and posted signs a city manager form of government In stantine and Jim Thompson and other pçnocrats is combined with the pen- Democratic Executive Conunittee by Seminole Education Association, and his leading to the polling place In his Seminole's second largest city was supporters celebrated the passage of the of Democrats to cross party lines Ernedine Forward failed. Mrs. Forward wife, Alice, were both defeated in bids for precinct . George Perkins. Perkins, who served charter. He knew the charter would pass 'eneral elections, the explanation for in the 111111111111 and early 197 was like a seats on the committee. Also defeated three terms on the city commission all the time, he said, analyzing It to the RepubUcans winning elections is clear. fixture in the local Democratic party. was Phyllis Sheppard, wife of The hearing scheduled for this Pam before running unsuccessfully for mayor nth degree. A summary of his analysis She came In second In a three-person Casselberry Mayor Owen Sheppard, In a Wednesday In Tallahassee on Altamonte two years ago, has supported the concept was that the people will make the right of the happiest couples around contest. try for a party pout. Springs Democratic State Rep. Robert of a city manager form of government choice every time if they are adequately .ghction night was Torn and Betty BinRe-elected to the committee was Rod Cable, current party chairman, Hattaway's bill to authorize conversion for Altamonte for years. informed in a straight-forward way. Ic no " eW} - - A,e Careful In Purchase F_4~1,. ir - Of Zoom Camera Lenses .c _ 0 I::)A K you're shopping for a 35mm sIngle____ lens reflex (SLR) camera, you may be tempted to buy one with a zoom lens In the hop.lt will do the jobs ofa "normal," wide-angie and telephoto lens combined. Middle Ages Should Mix With The Older People -- - __________ £UV LCiUI -'inicrpnerarionai j -- _..__ _____ 6. But would a zoom really replace the chits? AlIar testIng is seams, Coo. as*r Reports believes most people would be batter off starting with , mal" lens — standard equ,n waslity normal odalL mast SIRss. New goni mete normal types ww*ba"aNmm aberration," a pvbkm dot may cams a dWbkrft&Wd1@aAw&tWnnswft lath, muning the sdjoct's ess of your pictacs, While edt trom the csnwrs Isn't aberration was neglIgihi, in the normal gguratet At the' longer telephoto . . -. fl length, iii.subject tldrde of the tested .oains. at ft simrter wide. ____ a OR go _____ - 'a 0 MC of , e— Reports involved tleeiIsm 4 'I 4thefljmhip1arwM putting is riding satrasoan blotches of l*t soves the 6 11 who * W is la or MW, ____ train - tS A - - - - - - --- -- ex. - oua - 0 ___ ___ ___ ____ '- ___ - ,• ___ ___ ___ $tl, the )ir leMon (' bS7i'4 m is mabAbq wshom in awtiierange Num iithat of ---kaM ___ At •.' - by programming" has appea red In this column before. Professionals In the aging field usually use the term in reference to programs In which young people Interact with seniors. We help the kids, and they help us. Thus, we get word from the Ann Arbor, Mth., public sthoolIofa3Z.mjnute, 16.. millimeter color film titled "What We Have." The movie centers around the and 5O'year-olds also need to "Teaching Learning Grandperson perlence the aged possibility? Let's draw the picture. The elders are program" in the schools, powaylift special relationships that develop bet- visiting their adult children. wan old people and children. After the greeti ngs, which are cordial Mw reports cites these successiuj enough, the conversation quickly lags. Both couples are bored with each Interienerational endeavors In Redford: —A husband and wife in their late a other. They have very little In common. Intergenerational programs should be have taught tree leathegu'ait exte nded so that adults and their grown older have tutored slanestary students In ChIldfVl have things to talk about. math and reaft. Intergenerational programmers —Working with the youth commission, should change their thinking about their the senior center h m,atched up young responsibilities to seniors. people seeking employment with Working with children Is good. But people who need ongoing, lowcoet help. what we seniors need and want even Readers may '- more mome is to enjoy better relationships— noticed t reports Include only activities involving and more fruitful activities with our young Pe* and old peach. What about grown sons and daughters. everyone from their middle 1 to their re, It's challenge. But it's also an early 1k?. oppitunity. And it may "bring more Do not the mkMueeimnts him Wo II'. seniors back Into the mainstream of life. the 0 Another ertcsmi ng with the tested seems wan their relatively "slow" "w eportwo, or fMop. 11t pIEW a limitation on the rwwra — you om't shoot Pod pictawn In areas with pair sad mate i'rt , ou I& be! an int bAW bug to resdjist fs- ..1_ -------- - '. - At T_~__!i I — . - '? Story Helps We would like to thank Jane (asae1berry for her nice announcement "' the Evening Herald concerning oW', recent seminar for singles, featuring if's Rev. Jim Smoke. We appreciate ' ,yow support of community affairs Diane Martin Positive Christian Singles Orlando ii. C By legally limiting the consumption of gasoline by rationing we can cause the supply to rise, thus forcing lower prices; the old law of supply and demand. The market place sets the price. Remember what happened to sugar? ) - Seminole County Juvenile I submit that gasoline in today's economy can be compared to public utilities. We the consumer have no control over this product because we have little or no alternatives. We must pay the price OPEC sets. f:rsi, Those people don't listen to words and ,p'only action will ever wake them up and m come to terms. We should ,,,.make have learned a lesson from Japan during World War II. Not until the ,,atomIc bomb was dropped did they ,.decide that we meant what was said 'and were ready to come to terms ,without delay. Stephen G. BallntSr. Sanford 0 . I .,_ ,, le nees 1A 0 Inferior to most of the higher- omg., . -. at , the program cs - blo f. her, "lcp dead." Miracaleisly U ____ - ___ Of Trashl,),: \ funded Plan is Needed" hit the nail on the head. Gas rationing? Why not? Most of our present economic inflationary pressures can be directly traced to the outrageous cost of crude oil being charged by the OPEC powers. This is being passed on in the form of higher and higher gasoline pr ices and other Petro-chemical products. \ '' manently Court judge's budget. The office of the state attorney Is responsible for the operation expenses of the program. Once again, I would like to thank you and the community for your interest in the Seminole County Juvenile Cornmunity Arbitration Program. Gayle Hair Program Manager manager's salary through the Circuit Your recent editorial "Gas Rationing 2 obi-.1v New York C'ilts / I- as a result, the procedure enables more appropriate action to be taken than could be possible in the Juvenile Court with these same cases, The arbitration program was funded during its first year of operation by a federal grant. As of Oct. 1, 1979 the county commissioners have per. Ration Gas To"9~ftr,1f Force Lower Prices Supplies Would Rise — _____ ,. - - ..:...... ...... it 'X I \, ,"I'\, T I - ,. elected to a thW term in 1960. - - - - -- - lives. Their decisions affect us more tin, mediately than anything the president may do except declare war. They are Important to us. Shouldn't we try to be important to them? And if you 00 get Into the pr4dintinf ,ai, yw KNOW *tot w# hiai to yaw . - ____ They govern us at the leVel closest to ott 9. $111 In captivity with no sure sign of ? ,thelr release, We hear a lot of propaganda but nothing authentic. -. I . For all we know they may all ha ve been executed. The few that have been saved are for a purpose to help them promote their propaganda. We J ust :,have to wonder when we are going to 10 I!pear the truth. It sure is a shame that we don't I :,' protect our own. We who regard our. tselves as the greatest, richest and most °powerfu1 country In the world, have ''much lacking when we let a little country like Iran disgrace and ridicule - - " time and attention to the juveniles and The arbitrators are able to give more __ ). .01_ members of the community. The ultimate appointment is made by the state attorney and the Circuit Court Judges as provided by law, Juveniles who participate in the arbitration program do not have a court record but there is a permanent record of the offense kept by the Department of Health and Rehabilitive Services and the law enforcement agency involved. with a panel made up of volunteer -i his Ao,/ spotted, In much the way airport metal and low-Income fAmilies for help with their detectors expose guns or "pot dogs" sniff out fuel bills —Is based cn the number cjlow. Richard Nixon knew how to pace Mms4b marijuana. the White House. Until Watergate, tnp,rature days In each state. To make sure Although the benefits of a successful ex- Sunbelt voters got their share of the windfall, exhibited no sips of physical deterior4. ploilve-tagging program Am self-evident, the pi., though. a special minimum of $110 per Today, he locks fine. bill being considered by the Senate Govern- ho.,nehoid was at sident Is not supposed to be Tar n. meid Affairs Committee is upposed by Son. But thewould caderees decidedthat the $130A Norpre Is he supposed to work 20 hoursa dátf Ted Steveni,R.Aluka,Stevenslsa dedicated minimum be scrapped If it gave take lengthy memoranda to bed with him at handmaiden of the munitions Industry, which Sunbelt date more am $100 Moon. 7ut10h opposes taggant legislation. He is also a vicenight. one state out In the cold: California. I the board __ that If a president has the proper admInIa Office of Technology Assessment. Under Sen. Alan "on, DCUI,, objected and skill., delegates responsibility, and makes pressure from Stevens' office, the original ealiut.d the support of Sen. Russell LOng, D sire he gets the best advice, there's no draft of the OTA report was .lgnlflcwtly Li. In the end, the conferees decided to give. he cannot t the job done withouI. watered down in its appraisal of the bombing Californians equal treatmeM but the extra traoWinwy physicsil and omotimai attrItIon. danger. $5 million will corns train a special allocation If Reagan knows how to do the Job, hIsge Another opponent with ties to critics of outside lbs wthmaIl4u bonsai, should be no barrier. hearings and have a personal interview effectiveness of the process becomes Bait For Iran - molecula Oat permit hidden explosives to be — which will give some $3 bUllon to elderly better known. The reason for this success Is due to community in. volvement and the people that deserve the credit for the success are the volunteers. In order to qualify as an arbitrator, a person must meet certain statutory requirements, attend an 18-hour workshop, observe at least two Hostages Sti l l ___ ___ ... - *no 6,'a V4 referrals have been growing as the personal involvement Is what can make - -- ___ volvement arid support. This kind of ____ - - __ place to live, I feel there are some points in the recent article that was published by your paper that should be clarified. The program has been well received by the community since Its Inception. During the first three months there were 50 cases referred and the numbers of 01 ,6 WateredloDown - U Seminole County a safer and better shown in the Seminole County Juvenile Community Arbitration Program. During my recent trip to the 25th Annual Southern Conference on Correction in Tallahassee, I found that one of the major differences In our program and similar ones throughout the state, was the community in. ri.9 JACK ANDERSON - U — Thank you for the interest you have About . For a lot of us, it does. Although the number of people who vote in municipal elections here has been declining, a lot of us are still interested. For the majority of you who don't care enough to get involved, here's what we do: LEWIS GRIZZARD ____ I Write Juvenile Arbitration Program Gains Local Support - II iif Readers voters __________ - ti v Our please don't use the card punCh system a copout not to vote in the September primary election. The country needs It at the polls — not armchair critics. And maybe, you'll get lucky, and have someone li ke Mr.Butner show you the ropes if you don't already know the "how-to" of voting. ••, '' BERRY'S WORLD to so - '. Who cares w hether Diane Feinstein mayor of San Francisco? Is it Important that - . - politicians - Today's question is: Who cares? Who's rea lly interested In whether Joe Blow or his cousin Moe gets elected city council president or dogcatcher? - - II Sunday, March IC, 1$0-7A the same By JEFFREY HART . About Ronald Reagan's age, several thi _____ __ _____ ____ _____ should be said, and, sur prisingly enough, i ____ _____ ____ liberal magazine The New Republic says ' low" _____ ' couple of them. The New Republic disagrees with Regr ____ ________________ on a wide range of Issues, but it had the eb ____ _____ terprise to go Into the age matter In an ob. jective way. QMCID ______ ______ the first time to my knowledge lii I Th is Is ____ ______ jour nalism has addressed itself American ______ J the issue inascientific way staffers survey I ., 0" 0" experts on aging and other medic I specialists. The resul ting article, by Walt Shapiro, comes to two impo rtant conclusion One, tlat practically all speculation so f about Reagan's age and its probable effecti performance have no basis in esthbUs medical fact. Two, that the overwhelming consen among the experts is that Reagan's age, 69, WASHINGTON The munitions lobby taggant legislation Is Rep. John Dingell, D. not advanced enough to constitute a physic I including the powerful National Rifle Mich., who like Stevens is a member of the Association has teamed up with some board that has life-and-death power over the Amusingly enough, while George Bush h* friends on Capitol Hill to water down a OTA. Dingell also is a board member of the been trying to exploit the age issue by jogglr congressional report on terrorist bombings. National Rifle Association. The NRA opposes three miles a day, the experts say - th4t The still-secret study claims that many tagging, and so does Dingell. Reagan, at 00, actually has more years of 14 experts on terrorism "believe that the United Torn between the facts and pressure from expecta ncy than George Bush at 55. At 5, States may experience an Increase in powerful critics, the OTA staff bowed at least according to the actuarial experts, Bush has catastrophic bombings In the years ahead." partially to the pressure. For example, the life expectancy of 20.4 years. Reagan has as4Prepared by Congress' Office of original draft's warning that the United 50 chance of living to 80. The reason Technology Assessment (OTA), the 500-page States "can be expected to experience" an be that a man who mana ges to reach= report explains this alarming consensus as Increase in bombings was reworded to "may of 70 has especially good physical equlpmen. "based upon an assessment of United States experience." And the original reference to The experts also distinguish between tI vulnerability to and th e ob. taggants as an "extremely useful" tool 56 and 75,, and the ooL aervetlon that the United States has recentiy against terrorist bombinji wal had less of a terrorist problem than other dropping the "extremely" and modifying its The New Republic suggests, rather developed countries." usefulness to "most terrorist" bombings. that you should vote against Re4gs Aircraft exploding in flight as a result of The last change, sources told my associate because of his policies, not because of his 4i bombs planted by terrorists, criminals, Las Whitten, was the direct result of a But there's another thing to be said aboi lunatics, vandals or "experimenters" Is the vehement protest froën the NRA's executive all this. A myth has grown up about t greatest danger, the report states, director, Neal Knox. At a meeting behind "enormous demands" of the presIdency The analysis gives this breakdown on closed door's last Dec. 14, Knox bulldozed the "lonely agony," and so forth. perpetrators of bombings, from a study of OTA staff into other changes that further traceable incidents: The, mentally disturbed diluted the Impact of the report. In more recent years, those who aerven 44 percent; vandals and experimenters Even after the barrage by its critics who the Oval office have visibly aged Jothji (whose blasts are usually the least complained of the cost and questioned the aggravated a heart condition and develo damaging), 40 percent, terrorists, 10 percent, safety and effectiveness of tagging, the OTA deep lines In his face. By 1961, he had little and professional criminals, six percent. report still contains some compelling choice but to step out. Three years appeeç to The exhaustive OTA report was ordered by arguments for the program. have aged Carter 10. He looks awful. Sans. Abraham Ribicoff, D.Conn., Jacob "Identification taggants would. facilitate But both Johnson and Carter repr6M ja'ults, R.N.Y., and others who wanted to the investigation of almost all significant compulsive personalitites wh LnslsViCbn or the possibility of tracing better criznlal bombings in which commercial overseeI every detail. Johnson knew eery ng t, prevent g bom ngs by put ng tiny e ye in bi ti xplosives were used," the report 553'S. fox-bole In Vietnam, and Carter at one p0%t Identification particles, or "taggants," in "detection taggants would be very effective was even handling tennis court assignméflts commercially manufactured explosives. In protecting high value targets" such as for his staff. These little i.d. particles, which are airports, detectable by black-light scanners at the CALIFORNIA WINDFALL: When Both Eisenhower and Nixon, In contt, scene of an explosion, enable investigators to congressional conferees were doling out knew how to delegate responslbllity.e trace the explosive back to the manufacturer energy-assistance funds, from WIZldf&II managed the "lonely agony" very we1l,d and possibly the retailer, thus narrowing the tax revenis, California lined up the rest of played several rounds of golf a weekJe fieldof inquiryalmed at the actual barnber.A the states, survived several serious illnesses, and,, bad different kind of taggant consists of vapor The complicated formula for the program the Constitution permitted it, could hve)qq ' - 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — Reagan's _____ ___________ Attend forums. Several groups here sponsored public forums pitting the can. didates against each other, or against a panel of Journalists. While providing no absolute Under the American proposal, half of the guide to any candidate's performance If million was to be used for Pakistan's purchase of elected, the statements that emerge give modern military equipment on lenient credit some suggestion about a candidate's terms underwritten by Washington. Yet, $200 philosophy of government and his or her million could not begin to provide the weaponry familiarity with the limits, powers and duties necessary to modernize the armed forces of a of the job. country that still relies in part on jet fighters of it also show us If they can explain ideas 'Korean war vintage. early, If they can argue with some'paulon, cl % I.- .11... - ... .... ..... ''I' t" lt'tH wa1kd talk at the same time. To Pakistan's ruling strongmàn Gen. Mohammed Zia ul-Haq, the $200 million in Gi ve money. Politics is an expe nsive military assistance must have seemed a business. The two leading candidates in this dangerous half measure-too little to accomplish city of 500,000 spent about $50,000 each. much in a military sense but more than enough to staff the campaigns. We pass out antagonize the truculent Soviets beyond the put up signs, make telephone calls, literature, Khyber Pass. chauffeur the candidate, argue with our ne ighbors, beg for money, write speeches and Moreover, the inadequate military aid prof- position papers. In short, we keep the camfered by Washington presumably served to paign going. confirm the corrosive doubts about the reliability Why do we do it? of the United States, and specifically the Carter some of us want to see a friend win a prize administration, as an ally. Given the ad-. he badly wants. His pleasure will be ours. Some of us don't like the other guy, or think ministration's erratic conduct of foreign policy he's incompetent, or sinister, evil or corrupt. and its record of backing down and failing with he could do another Job better, Or that the Soviet Union, such doubts are not altogether unwarranted, some of us want to have some influence In city hall. We either believe we'll be able to ranging from fixed What Pakistan seems to have decided is that the enjoy Illicit benelfts or we want to Insure tickets to fixed zoning Soviet Union has become the dominant power in policies toward our neighthat our city's the region and that the United States has yet to borhood will be benign. give evidence of sufficient will to stay the course Some of us simply enjoy the game-Itself against this new reality. And just such a perthe clash of Ideas and pwoonalities, ins vs. ception is undercutting U. S. initiatives to en.1ist to defend the outs, young challenger vs. old veteran, other nations In a common effort reformer vs. the machine. Persian Gulf region. But all of us believe that government can Until we can change that perception, we are due and will make a difference in our lives. for additional humiliations from countries which Allot ua know that our taxes, police and fire protection, garbage collection, children's fear to gamble on us against the Soviet Union. education the quality of our lives is dependent on the quality of the men and women we make commissioners, council members, supervisors and mayor's, . II it ____ : 1.. __ By JULIAN BOND ATLANTA We Just elected a new city co uncil president. I had my favorite candidate, but tha t's not im portant. More importantly, the President's $400 million figure obviously struck the Pakistanis as being inconsistent with the view of the Afghan crisis as the most serious in the last 35 years. " __1I1117'y Dogcatcher But Mr. Carter proclaimed this assistance program, including its specific dollar amount, as part of his bold new stance without bothering consult the Pakistanis. As a rule, no country likes to learn of such initiatives in the newspapers. This thoughtlessness must have been particularly irksome to the Pakistanis, whose traditional ties to the United States have been seriously strained during most of the last decade. game." process so / I ____ In the immediate wake of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, President Carter proclaimed it the most serious threat to peace since World War II and then proposed a $400 million aid package for Pakistan, a country now under the shadow of the - Soviet army just across the Afghan frontier. "' -- OPINION . the JEFFREY HART Joe Blow by - ! I , I I - JULIAN BOND shore up a traditional ally newly vulnerable to Soviet expansionism, and the ally spurning U. S. aid. Why? What happened? ....... he - Pakistan's rejection of $400 million in American military and economic assistance has confused and dismayed the Carter administration. Here is Washington ostensiby engaged in a crash effort to . .. wandering eyes— slowing me down to wonder and ponder. Aw, heck! My destination was Melodee Skating Rink, - - . skater, personified the originally, trees curacy. Chuck Best, manager of the rink, entered at about that time, and also agreed that Laurie, a could probably vote skillfully Melodee wing the new system. why all the What I am trying to say Is complaining? But then, again, maybe many of gripes about the new card system are frorMo people who don't go to the polls — willing down the yet who are period voted into office. - - ' um - ___ On and - - - - - .-- - , - - f' - - - - - 4 �5 - - 1 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 18, 191 NAnON IN BRIEF Former Rep. Lowenstein BY JANE CASSELBERRY NEW YORK (UPI) — Allard K. Lowenstein, a for. mer congressman who marched for civil rights and led a movement to oust President Lyndon Johnson, was fatally shot by a man who had campaigned with him for reform in the South, police said. Lowenstein died late Friday night at St. Clare's Hospital after 10 surgeons had worked for five hours to save him. He was 51. Police took suspect Dennis Sweeney, 37, a part-time carpenter from New London, Conn., to Bellevue Hospital for a psychiatric examination, Police said Sweeney made a 4 p.m. appointment t see Lowenstein, talked with him for a few moments, then shot him and sat down to wait for police to arrive, Lowenstein represented a Long Island district in the House from 1968-70, but lost a re-election bid. He was a civil rights advocate in Mississippi in 1960s, and led the 1968 "Dump Johnson" movement that forced President Lyndon B. Johnson to decide not to run for re-election. Most recently, he had been an adviser to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., in his presidential campaign. Carter Victories Expected - flt, I !nlfpd Prose tnto.rnfhint President Carter was heavily favored to follow UP his big wins in the Alabama, Georgia and Florida primaries with strong showings Saturday in the Democratic caucuses in Mississippi, South Carolina and Wyoming, South Carolina will send 37 delegates, Mississippi 32 and Wyoming 11 to the Democratic National Con. vention In August. . Exhumations Considered LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Authorities are con. sidering exhuming bodies as part of an investigation Into reports critically Ill patients were cut off from life support equipment by a nurse nicknamed "Death's Angel." Chief County Health Officer Dr. Otto Ravenhelt said Friday it was undetermined whether exhumation would be necessary or requested by Investigators, but added the strong possibility existed. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - I .. By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer LAKELAND — Tampa Robinson read the anal will and testament to Sanford's Fighting Seminoles in the semi-final round of the State 4A basketball tournament Friday night at the Lakeland Civic Center. The tombstone was inscribed Robinson 76 Sanford 73. Put to rest with the Tribe was a final 31.3, the most victories in the history of Seminole County -. - . . •-, •:.- . . • - .. •. . - ,,• . ,.. .. '. -. . ... _ . . - , 38 . :' e Included were FIVE championship trophies. The pride of Coach Bill Payne won the Rotary Bowl Tournament, the Lion Christmas Invitational, the district, regional and sectional titles. Friday flight however, before 4,000 fans, the game Seminoles started with one foot in the grave. That foot, or rather knee, belonged to the Tribe's splendid senior 64 David Thomas. I a!A - -'"-•- -. II.. / .. . .... - - • • — '.5, -- M1' 00 NV H 5 - -- 4 . Kelly •, Seeks Ta .. - .. S -. - Herald Photo by Tom VIncöIit Sheila Elmore (left) and other employees of the Deltona Transformer Corp., CIRCULATION Enterprise Road, Deltona, might consider applying for a position in the DEPAR TMENT?237 Evening Herald's Circulation Department. Elmore and Thomas, who Is the Seminoles jack-of-all. trades on the basketball court, injured some cartilage in his knee and was unable to dress out. her fellow workers use the herald and Herald Advertiser to wrap and protect transformers, ti' I 'I" which.. .e e511 0 o var1ous spois arothe globe. und e- Thes edi of the tions Herald are to be sent to 'sour readers" in Bangor, Pa. Other copies are regularly sent with packages delivered to such spots as Toronto, Cleveland, and London. 628.3999 Mith a technical. ' Robinson point guard Tim Wheless con- : - Increase In Fares Connor Awaits FDA Answer of the quarter. free throws with 31 seconds showing but the trend had been set. Senior John Brumfield tipped in a shot at the buzzer for the nine point edge I--- on ____ III& Food aid Drug Administretion on his nWAsg to ckw 00 border to Mexican prodwers who m 0 Plinp.ne Busch. - - - ' a RU MU5r"_A' b - $IMINO4JMIMKIII NOSPITAL -MAICNIO iflseffi woosse nuis i .Ivsan&0IlW- HOW Trod - -- __ Wear Lw, Disual si., a ps, c - - °tt.l, wiw - wui-afflN. NC., - - - a - rstIrd Qtsl$s.1Ky ° ------'.- - Is bit -; as cloth, 56-54 and 6:44 still to play. another six seconds later to make it 74-71 with 27 seconds - - - and offset sour Robinson tree' . Th 6 i , -- -- - -- - - - vb;1 $aalsrd Pka $y P-111111 ad $g Mint T1 P. O%S with baskets to make it 56-49 Knights. Things weren't clicking, two I guess it could have been At this point however, the vultures began to circle as the Knights regrouped from a spot they seemed to cherish all night the,free throw line. — David (Thomas) missing. , "We hot 70 percent from the line for the Year," senior James pointed out. I couldnV breathe out - Trailing 52-47 entering the qunrter,Bak Baker ,, bid by the Seminoles. converted the free toss to pull the Tribe within - -Bruce McCray "I couldn't breathe out there," McCray said .Rcggl. Butler ___ ceach gently, cradled No bindle 01jey and tried to ing to his yow' dilid. '1oinebu bus to win and of tjy, lW# he Maybe nest time it will be our ta's. We fried." - •--:"' r SCRAM BLE The 6.4 McCray who revived for 27 points, hit a fadeaway jumper, which 6-5 sub center Steve Grace followed with a bucket as did Stambaugh to pull Sanford within 50-41 with 2:20 to play In the third period, 4n&hUdren years from now when the reflexes and jump Ilbtsaredusty. eencrles: The perfect Wiastratlon 01 the drama and of sports. Especially for high school aged athletes. I don't think there's any one single thing that will stick out piymind about thisuiaeon"reflectedadraInedThbe coach p'm.r.wereso many liftie things thathapp.ned _____________ ________________ ____________________ Par to make It all happen the for an. I will resn.viber $a played for me that *prk, the dedication and the guts of the bide year., That's something that will May with me fcrewr." tout*It01 the sight may wit have ban isg the Jo. atdcoiuollng his players, but ,xpla'ng why 1$ u all over to his teary4ysd feiw-y.ardd doughier Use In P.cII -- S - - - 7:':" _l Keith Whitney, on the floor with ball. and Glenn Bruce MeCray rebounded from a first half Stambaugh attempt to help the Tribe get a handle bronchitis attack to score 27. Together with Glenn on things in the first quarter. After a disastrous Stambaugh the senior sparked a gutsy comeback Stambaugh and McCray did the rest. I Cotton/poly vi with floral bou accent stripes flatln9 solids. - asiditaMusMa - -C SEMINOLE McCray then grabbed a loose ball, broke for the basket, scored and was fouled. He calmly p.ople this year, Coach - - - - - - 5 5 That it did. Trailing by 17, guard Joe Baker hustled the Tribe a couple steals while 'I lust thank God for the , - -1 - we ft3l t,h. James personally took care of the death march himself. After connecting on a tree throw, James helped out on a Stambaugh double team and broke free for a slain dunk and a 59654 advantage. •GI.nn Stambaugh During the two-minute surge by Tampa, Sanford could muster only one basket — by McCray — In its attempt to overtake the hearse Next he worsened the Sa nford conditi on with four straight free tosses to which the 5-11 Robinson connected on 26-of-34 free throws Wheless added two more for a 6456 margin for the game including 16-21 in the crucial fourth quarter. with five minutes left to play. ' remaining in the game. Sixth man Darrel Patterson finally pulled the plug on the fighting-for life Tribe though, when he connected on both ends of a one plus one for a 76.71 lead and only 17 ticks left. Butler added the final Seminole bucket with 10 seconds to go. "when you come this far, it's hard to make up that (Litference (17 points) against a good team," said Dr. Stambaugh. "They're a classy team and we just couldn't Ret over the Aump Ilwnp or'iiit,' a pretty classy team v.enl toit final resting place Friday night. Tampa Robinson (71). Sanford Seminole 73 Grace i field 5-12 2.2 IL Bradley tO.)? 34 0-0 7McCray - 12.24.3 Irum. 73, James 5-1 " 16, T. WhOleSS 0-2 4 0.0 4, Stambaugh 10-20 3-4 23, Lovell 0-0 0, Patterson WhIt,I,Y 3-13 I.? 7, White 1-3 0-0 2. Gun 3 4Jkson 0.0 Baker 2-20-04. o. 't 's - Tampa Robinson 2111 *3 24 74 Sant. Scm. *213 22 24 73 Fouled Out; Whitney Technical foul; Sanford bench. tonight but during the whole season." "I feel great about coming this far," said Keith Whitney afterwards. 'Vie played a hell of a game "When we started together this season we knew we wanted to make it to the state tournament. - 'I'll remember the good layers, the good guys on the and had a hell of a "I'll remember all the good players on this team, the good guys we had on the bench and the good times we all had together." The southpaw guard added. "We played 33 games with David in the line up. It made a difference tonight without him. But look at the job our bench did. They came in and did a great '.-IflA RnIrr job." Payne perhaps said it best though when he talked about all the little things adding up. There was the two tough losses to Mainland and then the Tribe bounced back off the verge of defeat to finally score its most important victory of the year. From this corner the victory over the Buccaneers was the 4 (W - -------------------- U10" COW. aft 'I' I - With three-quarters of the Tribe entombed, Sanford staged its last gasp at life when Butler hit with 1:27 left For a 70-67 LXIII 'flIUC Brumfield however, added a basket and Wheless free throws to pump it to 74.67. The Tribe still wasn't dead. Shun Thomas banked in a jumper and Stambaugh added bench and the good times we had together-Keith Whitney We had to \ ' - McCray was sidelined with another bronchitis attack McCray hit jumper and Willie White scored halftime they took me back and gave me off a steal on the press to pull Sanford within some oxygen which helped." 23-16. While the oxygen assisted McCray, it also The 6-3 Brumfield though, Upped in a breathed Life into the Tribe during a mad rush missed free throw with two minutes to go for early in the fourth period, 28" pullman Tote ........ Garment be Roll bag.... Sale puce. s / I '- - - l - -- - Carry-on top and short on a match In plush chenille or lorry. Poly/cotton In super color combos. Juniors S.M.L. - 5 Payne and -my teammates'from uL I think we have the beat team in the state of Florida. Three to go Jacket tank FUN" -. 2 Jwb I,,. AN, 1 NM MW f0d; =. Mrs.1Ij No$lcs Allen and two brothers,,wIw - w. - Ju.. MsIie and Jkim*y, all of' p sir r witits . NOTES es', ANus Jr.. N. st 61 StWmwk $C,; Mrt Jean Balky, addresDrove, _, 11W141 Nascy 0. Hineeset aM by UIL Tussley at unease eInI -, - '- Buss PUsral Hens-PA tlwss WHN Nev, - IsymeM inaisid C. Html -Crocker, tficlCtIa. Full dwo -U.. WU JORM of JiM$V PsIim 'Iv,lViI1, CuNry. $vNuus. - , Patty St. Slings- - - . "'' '' • FU W61 NSIPA ki caine.. • -1- . WUL1A119014 . -' ,WA t.. Tatt, &Ttmss-MaohsR1lsywaaNaine, __ ktDs8aiy - Jobinson meets Washington tonight for the A title. The last second tipin hurt Sanford again in :the second quarter as Bradley and 64 Sly :James extended the lead to 14 points. Specia hi Ofl ' The Seminoles further compounded their troubles when 6-6 Reggie Butler picked up his third and fourth fouls early in the half and 26" pullman Fashionable Capri nylon luggage nests to make storage easy. 26" and 28" pullmans feature conenlen wheels. All sizes have heavy-duty solid riess zippers. DeBary, and Thomas of ut wnaton-Selem, i N.C.; dau#&r, Julia of Ddlary;i - . .I I flyuOfl uUyyage. He is awvived by his w1k two Adws, MM, Laamic of bdord; siz W&W Of Cdonial Heighik Vs., dM4WW$, Mrs. Joan Rtih, and Elizabeth Barner of Kenton, OW, Mrs. Sylvia i Eanulel, IAI*$ Funeral Home, Downer, Casselberry, - Miss DeBary' In charge of AUNt. Sanford, Mrs MI1s GUS, IA. Moor.., - Meanwhile, agricultural Inspectors on Friday continued to pull samplesof Florids-bowid Msslcsn - - squash, esLant and otir pr od determine contained traces of the am highly tosic pesticide already band In impe44 tp - lightweight Imilln Allso - ua*hortasd PNtidde$. ¼ - - By JOE DCSANTIS N. S I - - - Robinson meanwhile, hit 15-of-29 floor shots for 52 percent and 7-of-16 free throws. "They were 10-32 the first half," Valdes reaffirmed. "I knew they weren't going to shoot that poorly in the second half." Herald Sports Editor State basketball championships. The stuff dreams are made 01. Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles did a lot more than just $Iream about the state tournament this year. They battled their Way through regular season play, the district, regional and jectional competition to arrive at the door step of Lakeland. But more than victories, rebounds, points and assists, perhaps the Tribe's grea test accomplishment this year was growth. Not only as basketball players but as young men. ' Few tekmz make ittoLakeland for the final four. Fewer still o home as state champs. But when theTrthe's vans roiled Into emino1e High's parking lot at 1 am. Saturday morning, & emlnole players came home champions In their own rights, They didn't win the title but they'll have some fantastic tnemorles of their senior seasons to reminisce about with their yr 250/ 10 )Payne said about two buzzer shots which ded up being On margin of victory. - I -. State Tournament, The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of -- &. - - guess it was just that missing link." Missing link or whatever, the Tribe con. verted only 10-of-32 first half shots for 33 percent. Add to that 5-of-9 free throws for 25 points. : The qwu-ter started well for the Tribe as about the first half bronchitis affliction. "At - - - -- - Patricia, two am, M" or' forthe pot llysaru He wass ,r (UPI) —v A1cujhjw(. - Navy vstuandWorldWw M rea &W Vlatum. '1 I ALLUNJIL stand at Benson Junction on Willie 0. Allen Jr., 50, of U.S. Highway 1742 near 3191 Mohawk Drive, Sanford, DoBary for many years. - r - -' S - half. - Forward Bruce McCray finally notched two t5;JLc.:_I1 -. ' ,., i "If we're going to lose, we're not going to lose by 15. 'We just said we're not going to let our man score, It seems when we pla y better defense, our offense comes, directed Stambaugh. "We try and tell our guys to bat the ball away with little time left, a disconsolate Bill ( - -. •': first half. Seminole made it a ball game and a I ¶• -- verted both free throws which prompted a run , disclosed. Six-four junior Charlie Bradley, who Coach Herman Valdes compares favorably to a former Robinson All-Star Herbie Allen. Connected on three medium-range jumpshots to spurt the Knights ahead in the last minute -- -- - of eight straight points for the Knights. : H.G. MAY 8 J.E. McCLUSKEY . . . S If approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), a proposed Increase in Auto-Train fares will become effective March 23. rU1Oi&uifl Corporation as fflsd a new tariff wIflS t .1TOY I n response to escalating fuel costs and in accordance with the seasonal traffic patterns associated with its business. While increasing both the automobile and passenger fares during certain periods of the year, the new tariff also incorporates family and round-trip discount fares as well as "off season" rates. This Is only the second request for an increase In base fares for automobile and passenger travel since June 15, 1978. Under the new tariff, the one-way fare for transporting1 an automobile and a passenger northbound would be Increased from $120 to $139, and $75 to $79 respectively with children FL0R ic: between 2 and 18 years of age traveling half fare. The current tariff would remain In effect for southbound traffic except IN B during the Easter holiday period when new fares would be In effect. Effective June 1 through September 30, 1980, the base one — Bundy Judge Interested d way fare for an automobile would be$l39 and $75 for each adult passenger, with the first two children ages 2 to 1$ traveling In Hypnotism Charge free when accompanied by an'adult. Also during this same period, a discount of 30 percent will be available on the second LAKE CITY, Fla. (UPI)_A circuit judge indicated portion ofa round trip within 3ldays. Friday he will look into the question of whether a state Effective Oct. 1,1*, and continuing Into 1981, the one-way witness hypnotized the jury In the trial that ended in fare for southbound travel would be $149 for an automobile and Theodore Randy's conviction for the murder of a 12. $79 for each-adult passenger with children traveling for halfyear-old school girl, fare; and in the northern direction (except during the Timothy Donahue, a graduate law student from Via Christmas-New Year period), the fares will be $119 for an del Ray, Calif., said Dr. Raymond LaScola, who automobile and $ for adult passengers. testified as a state rebuttal witness at the trial, told The additional charges for bedrooms will also vary ace- him cheap ring cOrdiI4tOthSNMofl. the jury's attention. Round-trip discounts for both summer and fall-spring travel Donahue called the trial judge, Wallace Jopling, and gro'.ç diacotmts for groia of 15 or.more will continue. Monday night and Jopling informed the state and defense attorneys. At a hearing Friday, Jopling denied a previous , AREA DEATHS. defense motion for a new trial on was prejudiced, but mooted mooted that defense or, Victor Africano file a new motion fora hearing on the ___ -. you get used to each other. "For me I just reached down. We were talking about pride at halftime," Stambaugh - ATLANTA (UPI) - Federal officials blamed B-type Influenza outbreaks Friday for driving flu and. pneumonia deaths in the United States to 4,480 since the first of the year, 1,000 more than expected. "' The Center for Disease Càntrol said the current flu outbreak showed signs of tapering off two weeks ago. It reported a drop in the number of pneumonia and Influenza deaths reported from 117 major U.S. cities However, flu fatalities Increased since then remaining above the so-called enIdm1c threshold fi the seventh straight W '- S . "Things weren't clicking," Stanthaugh assessed about the lackluster first 16 minutes. "I guess it could have been David (Thomas). We've started the same men for 33 games, tonnected for two of- his 23 points to bring oxygen-revived play of McCray and a gutty Sanford within the Tribe bench was hit performance by the blond haired Stambaugh. Now selling direct to public Free consultation Personalized service Quality teeth & materials Denture try-in for your approval Soft relines & same day repairs Yes, we guarantee our dentures Certified Denturists 1058 Formosa Ave. -Winter Park. FL - "I tried to pick 'em up from the bench," th e 6-4 Thomas said while tapping his cane lightly With two starters sidelined Robinson apin a somber Seminole locker room. "But It pared to be administering last rites when just wasn't the same as being out there." they jumped to a huge 50-33 lead on two free Thomas' absence became immediately throws by James and two buckets by apparent as Sa nford turned over the ball six Brumfield, the last on a nifty steal and slam times in the first quarter as Robinson jumped dunk. to a 21-12 advantage. The Seminoles however, came fighting . back from the premature burial behind the After senior guard Glenn Stambaugh HALLMARK DENTURE SERVICE Not to be confused with a denture mill a ten point lead. After James hit two free throws to offset a Stambaugh bucket, Brumfield banked in his rebound shot with :01 showing for a 39-25 halftime bulge. -, ' NOW OPEN ' Auto-Train Plans Officials Blame BType Flu - Sunday, March 16, 1950 —lB Robinson Tombstones Tri be 76-73 Tampa S Herald Staff Writer The Golden Age Olympics Committee is considering some changes for the 1980 version of Sanford's annual senior citizen event, At the first planning meeting for the sixth annual Golden Age Olympics to be held in November, the committee discussed the possibility of reinstating the decathlon for men and possibly women and the overall champion title for men and women, both of which were dropped last year. Committee Chairman Jim Jethigan, Sanford parks and recreation department director, recommended the decathlon for men be revived. A motion by Marion Eggers to have a decathlon with 10 events for male and female, open-age group with events to be designated by the executive committee, passed unanimously. A motion by Ernie Horrell that the Decathlon be limited to track and field events was voted down 9-6. On the suggestion of Golden Age Olympic President Vic Arnett, Jernigan appointed Ned Yancey, Clarence Bauer, Ernie Horrell and Blair Kitner to the committee to decide which 10 events should be included and bring their recommenclations to the April 2 meeting. . Named to the scheduling committee earlier in the meeting were Ernie Horrell, chairman, John Kane, Jack Kaiser, Martha Yancey and Harry Smith. They will make any necessary changes in the schedule to submit to the committee, Still under consideration is restoration of the overall championship titles for men and women with the committee to designate particular events in which participants may score, It has been suggested there be an overall champion in each age group. The committee unanimously voted to charge a $1 admission fee for the variety show held in conjunction with the Olympics. Since the Sanford Serenaders band plays free of charge for the dance contest, the committee agreed the eight members of the band should be paid *40 each for playing at the dinner dance. Rather than find a sponsor to underwrite the cost of the band, it was decided to add $1 to the price of the meal to keep the event self-supporting. The committee voted to set a $1 entry fee for each event participated in. Jerni gan a ppoi nt ed Mrs. Eggers, Mary Rose and Fran Glee to an Aquatic Committee to find a sponsor for the sailboat races, formerly sponsored by the Red Cross. Since portions of last November's Golden Age Olympics were shown nationally recently on the Real People television show, Jernigan said, several calls and letters have been received here inquiring about the event. The University of Missouri and a St. Louis newspaper are interested in regional competition in Missouri for senior citizens based on the Golden Age Olympics, Jernigan said. Gunned Down At Office SPORTS Golden Olympics ConsidersAdding Decathlon, Title "ru ,ios,pb.r bow proud I m of Ow gays 0iigt4" said an lajwy$delIa1md David Tbmu Over and over. 'Ibey sever gave up. lwy kqt cming back for mere and mere. I'm Just prou4 of them, that's all I can say r1d sew." The misty-eyed senior, with the ilisappt'iu"iwnl clearly be able to come back like that," Senior Glenn Stambaugh echoed Thomas' remarks. "We knew they weren't 17 points better than us. We had too much pride not to come back. I'm proud of this team and nobody can take our 31 wins away from us. We just couldn't get over the hump, but we never gave up." "We had a chance to win It" add a disappointed ReIe Butler. "But I guess it just wasn't meant to be. I just want to thank God for the people thIs year, Conch Payne and my Warn. mates." "I think lidslons was hard.tonDavld,"explab*ed Big Bijd Steve Grace. "He wanted to be In there with us so much. But we mane farther this year than anybody thought we could." Grace will be back next season. Seldom used Joe Baker, forced off the beach dw to told trotdile and Injuries to the starting US up explained his role the tall game. "I just wanted to come In and doagood job, help these gays pt fired up. I wanted towln.Ina game like this you only he" one chance. I thought we played a hell at ball game. We bad a hell of a season and everybody gave more than 180 perenV' Bruce McCray, who battled bronchitis all night as well as leading the lit, charge tdmed about togetlwrnsso. "I think jlaythg without Dovid affected as. We've put the same five guys on the floor for 33 ball games coming In lee. But I'm happy for the 31wins. I just wish we could have come bitt here Saturday night for one more game. I'm proud and I'll remember the way this team stuck together toOt Just In toughest mental accomplishment for the Seminoles of the season. It was in that game that Payne and the Tribe found out what they were truly made of. Of course speculation and the word "If" probably comes into focus In sports more than many places. What if David Thomas hadn't been Injured? What if Bruce McCray hadn't been slowed by bronchitis? But the Seminoles were too classy a team to make excuses forthiaieon, and none are necessary. Their records and accomplishments speak for itself. From a gna stand point there will be a few memories of this basketball season too. Refreshing ones In a business that sometimes becomes a little sardonic and downcast, often negative too, 'I'll remember how proud I ' - - • - - - - ' - - - - - - - ' was of these guys tonight.' -David Thomas - -. Ute on the road was funny and warm. Games at home always provided a hit of the unexpected. But more than anything else, following this team game In and the game out provided this reporter with a fresh sense that goals can be met, work and stfice do pay off. And when one Mops to remember that these are 16 and 17 year old kids, what they've done and the pressure they've hsidi.d is lwiuwive. Undoubtedly It will be a long, long time before Seminole or any other prep team in Seminole County has a season Like tiis. That's the stuff memories are made of. - -- it's over. The look on Seminole coach Bill Payne's face spells out the final verdict on the scoreboard. Tampa Robinson 76, Seminole 73. - - �S . . - ._2..,-._-i,- -- - . . . - .. d .•.• 21-EveflIflQ Herald, Sanford,FI, Sunday, March16, 180 o. [eorgetown, 9 6: 1! or -' Iowa, Louisvill e Large Field Competes NCAA , LSU March On In . ! By United Press International outside for 18 and 14 points, respectively, forward Al Dutch helped the Hoyas, 26-5, he said, "We're removing a lot of the In the Midwest Regional semifinals, an overtime victory over North Carolina, After it was over and Maryland had to carry 10thanked Georgetown to its win their 15th straight game 4 the opinions now and replacing them with No. 4 Louisville topped Texas A&M, 66. were paced by Britton's 16 points. . been eliminated from the NCAA tour. 74.68 victory over the eighth-rated Terps nation's longest major college winning fact. It's fun to still be around." Louisiana State, running a delay of. 55, in overtime, and second-ranked iSV nament by Georgetown, the Terrapins' and put the Hoyas into the East final streak. With Georgetown In the other East Regional semifinal, ousted Missouri, 68.63. Louisville meets tense for the final 13 minutes, relied on trailing, 4540 Coach Lefty Driesell didn't exactly know Sunday against Iowa. The winner of that in the second half, Dutch hit two baskets Iowa upset sixthranked Syracuse, 88-77. LSU Sunday In the Midwest final, and the the power and bulk of Durand Macklin what to say. game advances to the F inal Four next and Ed Spriggs sank a free throw to tie it The Iowa front line of Vince Brookins, winner of that game moves into the Final ?nd DeWayne Scales to overcome weekend in Indianapolis. Missouri. Leading, 52-50, with just over "We got beat by a be tter team 45-45. Floyd then hit the first of three Ke vi n Boyle and Steve Krafcisin co rn- Four. bined for 53 points and took advantage of Darrell Griffith, who missed a 13 minutes left, ISU chose to use delay tonight," he said, "although I'm not so t)riesell said, "I'm real proud of my straight baskets to give the Hoyas the at 5149 with 15:25 to play. Syracuse's 6-foot-I1 center Roosevelt potential winning shot at the end of tactics and was successful enough to gain sure they're the better team." boys. It's disappointing, but still we came lead for good Boule's getting into foul trouble. Bouie regulation, scored six of his total 24 its 26th victory of the year. farther than we thought we would, and The , confusion was caused by the In an obvious reference to played only 18 minutes in the game and po ints in overtime to lead the Cardinals. Today, Clemson faces UCLA in the we have everybody back next year." Hoyas guards, Eric Floyd and John Georgetown's No. 3 Eastern seeding, scored 18 points before fouling out with The Aggles, who had survived two tough West Regional final and Purdue takes on Duren, who burned Maryland from the Floyd, a 6-foot sophomore guard, and which bothered Coach John Thompson, 5:25 left. games early in the tournament, including Duke in the Mideast final. '. - THE HAWKS HAWKING Cli nch I'23 YARD BREASTROKE 16.17 I Byrd, Robert By United Press international Armond [fill described the play that clinched the Central Division championship or the Atlanta Hawks with s "I looked to see how much time was left," he said, after hitting a 16-foot jumper Friday night that gave Atlanta an 88-87 'victory dyer the Atlantic Division-leading Boston Celtics. "It said three seconds and I said, 'Well, we might win this.' I felt really good. Luckily, it went in." It was, in fact, the Hawks' first title in 10 years, and it earned them a bye in the first round of the playoffs. Atlanta took an 86-85 lead with 20 seconds left on a short jumpshot by Hill. After Larry Bird hit two free throws with .nlne seconds left, Hill hit his game-winning basket. Eddie Johnson led Atlanta with 20 points, and was just as pleased as Hill. "It's a great win because it was one of our goals at the beginning of the season. We were able to attain one of our goals. Our next goal is to win 49 games." Atlanta, 45-28, would break its record for vict or ies in a season with 49. Wayne Rollins grabbed a' career-high 23 rebounds and blocked 10 shots for Atlanta, while Bird was high scorer for Boston wi th 23 points. In other games, Washington topped Houston, 92.85, San Antonio beat Detroit, 113-102, Indiana downed Philadelphia, 104-94, Seattle heat Chicago, 122-101, Milwaukee defeated Portland, 120.110, and Los Angeles stopped Denver, 132-126. Bullets 92, Rockets Elvin Hayes scored 21 points and John Williamson added 18 to lead Washington. The win kept the Bullets' slim hopes alive for the last playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Calvin Murphy topped the Rockets with 22 joints. Spurs 113, Pistons 102 George Gervin scored 12 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter By United Press International Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench is warming up for another productive season the Reds could use if they want to repeat as National League West champions. - - •. 1 Terry Tyler paced Detroit with 25 points. Pacers 104, 76ers 94 Indiana used balanced scoring from five players to overcome a 33-point game by Julius Erving. Philadelphia whittled the Indiana lead down to 8441; but that was as close it got. SuperSonics 122, Bulls 101 Fl orid a 1. ., - SPRINGFIELD, Mass. tur-111-0411111MI1 1 1 1 nothing better Than an NCAA Division U basketball title in ,jds last year of coaching. But e'd better come down to carth soon so he can guide his L. Lew York Tech club in the finals against Virginia Union. ". "I'm still on Cloud Stern beamed after junior guard Bobby Jones care off The bench to score points ind lead Tech, 26-2, to a emifIna1 win Friday night 1 1ver defending champion t4orth Alabama. "Bobby een hitting real good for e could •i iw,e a shot out 0.r ker room and make it" Tech jumped to a 38-31 a1f time lead, but North • VBA PL4Y(R Po1, Alabama,21-9, reeled off a 13- J I • WcTO,qy# ',9,q 2oWI/PP 7qf/HftR,7 :' P/V/iOv 7/7l(6/'ice ,'9, .. .. - piirrye,q FF4' ,f'/4&f?'f/? /'YCt. ••. • Dennis Johnson scored 25 points to lead Seattle and Chicago was paced by David Greenwood who had Bucks 120, Trail Blazers 110 ' Junior Bridgeman scored 19 points and Bob Lanier 18 to hel p move Milwaukee to within a half-game of idle Kansas City the Midwest Division. Calvin Natt scored 24 for Portland. Lakers 132, Nuggets 126 Jwnaal Wilkes scored 27 points in the first three periods to lead Los Angeles to their 33rd home victory in 37 games the ' best home record in the league. Southern 78-71. Virginia nvaaleaa cause UnIon, 25.4, had held a threeSterabrne tonclern. • point lead with only six "I thought we let the game seconds left, but Florida got a get away from us. We went to free-throw from John Ebeling a zone and it hurt us. But our and a 20-foot buzzer-beater defense is what's doing for from Brian Radon to force the ,, us, said Stern, who will extra session, devote his duties to the "We thought they were 41.1 41 ,4I I 4.4. UI 0 41... , 4 . IU I L' k..l I II.... laWI JW IlI UJU st L.4 UVHIIa shot. We put some subs In and "They played smarter told them not to let him get basketball than we did, said ball. The shot Radon took is North Altib.anTi coach Bill theone we'd ratherhave Writ Jones., .0 rn extremely tae, varauua Union way we came coach Dave 1. back. £C .as good1 WeLVItWUUVnt we qwL1IflCS8. come uuCft n overtime," Virginia Union got a game. said Florida Southern coach 11411 .) )AnIII rcsn Keith newi iith 4DVL. £ ii,Wjiii&iwas a Valentine and 10 overtime question of whoever got the points from Derwin Lilly to lead would win. I thought we upset top-ranked Florida played well, but they played . - U1 , . IAUy gave the Panthers the lead for good at 62-59 and Virginia Union hit 22-4.24 free throws in the game to ward off Florida Southern. Bobbins was happy with the win and hopes his defense will keep up the good work. % 4I!* . TIM*a'. 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Today's games Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Haven, 1:30 p.m. Kansas City vi, Texas at Pompano Beach, 1:30 p.m. Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:30 p.m. Mi nnesota vs. Montreal at Daytona Beach, 1:20 p.m. ChIcago (A) vs. Atlanta at wait Palm Beach, 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Houston at Cocoa, 1:30p.m. $f, Louis vs. Now York (N) at St. Petersburg, 1:30 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. San Francisco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, MI:., 3 p.m. ChIcago (N) vs. MlIw*uk.. of Sun City, Ariz. 3p.m. Oakland vs. San Diogo at Yuma, Mi:. 3 p.m. Seattle vs. California at Palm SprIngs, Cal., 1p.m. laftifflOf's vi. New Yolk (A) at New Orleans. 1:30 p.m. Cleveland 100 2' tie-11 9 1 Tanka, Endoli (5), Sltoh 171 and Tsuji, Fukushima CS); Moret• Narleskl (4), Vasquex (5), Collins (7). Stanton (I). Cruz (9) and Prultt,Norris (7).W-Tanaka. L Pdarlsski. FII DAY'S RESULTS COLLEGE Rollins II, Columbia I Columbia Ill 02$ IN- S 10 9 Rollins (10)11 $13 13x-15 16 2 Ilattman, Gill ( l). Pisclana (7) and Hanewich, McGinty (7). Overby, McDonald (l) and Flynn. Hitters -Columbia; HanewIch 24 . Rollins: Plggott 3-3, Schefstad 3S HR. licerds - Columbia I.S. Rollins 17.5. FLORIDA BASEBALL SCHOOL Carson-Newman 4, Liberty Baptist 2 Carson-Newman 4, Indiana State 2 Belmont 6, Kenyon 2 Havlf'tOrd a. cotztown 2 Rothestir 17, Delaware Valley S Belmont 4, Wisconsin 0 (no hitter ) Division iChampion, Belmont 1. 1 Division 2 Champion, Carson. NewmQn 61 JUNIORCOLL101 Valencia 14, Va.-Wssleyauu 4 Va. West. $50450 OH- 4 4 3 Valencia 041 210 3k-14 11 I Vincent, lesIon (3), Newbold (4) and Slnnen, Schaefer and MaicGeorge. Downs (5), Hitters Valencia: Keith 3.4 31 4 Nil, Fontenex 2.3, Hofstettsr 23. Recede -Virginia 2.3, Valoncl# 18.10. NuN SCHOOL MDsiolels Monte" s , we-. s I Mt.DOS'aII$4. , -s I I Goldsboro (1) 75' 5" 95. 9 , 7" 36' 7" 155' 9" 14 1' 9" 13)' 5" 157' 131' 4" 124,1 11, 99'10" 93' 6169' 7" Sanford Grammar (l) Sanford Grammar (2) Pinecrest (1) Goldsboro (1) Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro (3) Goldsboro (l) Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro (3) Coldsboro (l) Goldsboro (1) Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro (3) GoId%borog()) Goldsboro (2) 61' 91. 2" Sanford Grammar (1) 50'll" Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro (3) 7" 42' V140' 7" 124' 2" 123' 4" 96111" 78' 6'5s' 6" 4790" H' Mitwee(l) Sanford Grammar (2) Sanford Grammar (3) Goldsboro (1) Rosenwald (2) Sterling Park (3) GoISsboro(1) Rosenwald (2) irvulito I, 'zL 1' 1 , - 6. .'.'••'-'. *)T. .'J • .. '?'..,' . - Sunday, March IS, )i$0-35 185' 7" Sanford M i ddle (2) 184' 6" 151' 3" Sanford Middle (3) Goldsboro (1) 12A Crooms (5) .1 I " 77' 9" 6010" Crooms (1) Rosenwald (1) Jackson Heights (1) Crooms (1) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (2) Crooms (1) 25' 1" 31' 6" : all 1l6 2" 112 8:: Crooms (2) Crooms (1) Rosenwald (1) Crooms (1) Crooms(1) Rosenwald (1) SCARCitizens (2) Rosenwald (3) SCARCiliiens(i) SCARCilizens(1) 190, 9 Scoring Tennis An ' Age Old Tradition :: Until the early 1960's tennis was just a game to be enjoyed by 102' 8" a few. Those rich enough to afford lessons and court time. . 45' 3.11' Pinecrest (1) Altamonte (2) Altamonte(l) Goldsboro (2) Go'1sb..ro (3) Goldsboro (4) Goldsboro (5) Goldsboro (6) Goldsboro (1) Goldsboro (2) Altamonte (3) Goldsboro (l tie) Goldsboro (I tie) Goldsboro (1) 2' 9" 7. 11 " Tennis was a poor and distant cousin to the more popular games, such as baseball, football, basketball and golf. Something started to happen around 1965 to tennis and -a tremendous growth pattern started. By 1970 tennis had taken over as the No. 1 participators' sport in the U.S. Some say televised tennis started it all, some say more leisure time for the American public, but whatever caused it, millions and millions of people started playing the game. There were simply more people that wanted to play than facilities to play :: 6'10" on. Waiting lists became a reality and tournaments were 6' 7" starting to be very large and overcrowded. Something had to 31101, be done to shorten matches and save time 5.111, enter Jimmy Van Alen from Newport, R.I. Van Alen had invented a tie 5' 6" breaking system ca lled the "sudden death" tie breaker. This would eliminate the long sets, such as 25-23 etc. It would save 310" much time and help eliminate waiting all day for a court and 6'10" long, long tournament matches. It would go like this: At six games all the players would play a best 5 of 9 point tie breaker, ,.. Example: player A holds serve at 5-6, to make the score six i' s" gaines all. Player B serves the first two points in the tie breaker, then player A serves two points, after four points have been played the players change ends of the court. Player i-' B serves the next two points and if someone has not reached 611 five points yet, play continues with Player A serving the last three points or until one of the players reaches 5. If the scoring is tied 44, the term "sudden death" comes into focus. Whoever 51 4111" the point at 4-4(5.4), wins the set 74. Now, since Players B served first in the tie breaker, Player A serves first in the 611" next set. Also, the players stay on the same end of the court 1:1:; they finished the last set on, for one game. 6 The pros (lid not like the fact that a lot of prize money might ride on luck or on one point, so they invented the 12 point or II 9 "lingering death" tie breaker. Player A serves the first point from the ad court, player B then serves the next two points and A and B alternate serving two points until someone has won 18,7 seven points, win by two. This tie breaker makes more sensi lint Ic .....,... ..I.m.., •k..,.t.. £4 • tint u,.SII L'rt,m,.. I,. Ik UVVIflV JW7VI, UIVLU1V II Inc" the popularity of the nine point tie breaker. There is a new scoring system that is gaining a lot of strength and it is called no-ad scoring. It simply does away with ads, and deuces and replaces them with 1, 2, 3, & 4. The first person to win four points wins the game. At 3.3 the receiver has his choice of side to receive serve on. All NCAA teams are using this scoring system. It does save a lot of time but is not very popular with tennis purists. One other scoring system that got some attention a few years ago was VASS (Van Alen Simplified Scoring), this was a system using numbers and the first person who scored 32 points, win by two, won the match. The players alternate service every 5 points. I think most of us still like the old and traditional advantage scoring. Hey, Ben Burnett, You're not getting older, you're getting better. Ben won the Bay Head Men's Singles Championship last week by defeating two young whipper-snappers, Scott Reagan In the semi-finals and Rick Holt In the finals. Congratulations 1. on a Job well done, 6' 9" - ::::w Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro (1) Goldsboro (2) Goldsboro(l) : Lakeview(1) Lakeview (2) Goldsboro(1) Rosenwald (2) Goldsboro (1) Jackson Heights (I) Crooms (1) Rosenwald (1) Crooms (I) ' ' Crooms (2) Crooms (1) Rosenwald (2) Rosenwald (I) Rosenwald (I) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (2) SCARCitiiens (1) , Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (II ,, S5 H amps Angels Set For Season The Hamps Angels softball team is once again ready to start play for the spring season. Practices for the Angels will be held starting on Tuesday, March 18 and on Thursday and Saturday at 4 p.m. at Goldsboro Elementary School. Those interested in joining the team should contact Andrew Hamilton at Apt. No. 36 William Clark Ct., or attend the earliest practice session. Mlxon, Wendt (4) and Croft. Brazee and Morgan. Hitters - Mt. Dora: Kinard 3-3 2 RBI. Records - Mount Dora Bible 1.2. Lyman 7, Seabr.ezsl Daytona Sao. 000 001 0- 1 7 7 Lyman 000 4)3 a- 7 7 0 Erickson, Rogers (4). Clark (6) and Kllntz. Kerr and Marshall. Hitters - Daytona Seabreez.: Rose 3., Lyman: Kerr 2-3. Records - Lyman S-I, Daytona Seabreeze 4.6. Oviedo l4, Bishop Moore 4 IlslipMre III 100- 4 M3 Oviedo 107 303-14 12 2 iernlen, Brennan (3), Kornall (5) and Pacque$te, W. Hanson, Gleger (3), S. Duda (4) and Massey. Hitters - Bishop Moore: Tyrakil 2.4, Walker HR. Oviedo: Philpott 3.42 HR 354 RBl, O'Oax 2.4 HR 4 RBI, Grayson HR 4 RifI, Massey 2-3; Records - Bishop Moore 8.3. Oviedo S-i. U Vil flIIUTTII IU III _....W.L..PCt. kansasCity 111 (A) SALE ATLAS. CUSHIONAIRE WALLS WAS PLY WHITE Four polyester cord plies provide strength, comfort, long tire life Best traction and wet- skid control of all Atlas bias-ply tires Computer - designed 7-rib tread pattern Concave molded for cooler running, more tread contact with the road - Evans I,Idi.water l Egewtr SOS III I- I 0 2 100 III 0- I 2 0 Braswell and Hunt. 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II Smith, Michael 7.8 8.9 II Fowler, Pamela 0.1 $9 Ill Clincy, Antonia 8.8 10.11 I Harden, Terrance 8.5 10.11 I Williams, Christopher 9.2 loll I Shuler, Jonathan 9.5 1011 II Taylor, David 10.11 II Aiken, Larry 9.2 1011 II Brown, Travis 10.3 10.11 III Simmons, Leandro 12.4 10.11 IV Delafield, Alice 10.0 1011 IV Smith, Ann 17.0 10.11 IV Osgood, Barbara 8.0 10-11 V issac, Tracy 5.5 10.11 V Campbell, Ben 10.5 10.11 VI Tillman, Julia 11.0 10.11 Vi Collins, Tina 7,S 10.11 VI Easterday, Gregory 1.2 12-13 I Parker, John 5.5 12.13 I Chapman, Virnese 9.0 1213 I McNeil, Rotate* 9.2 1213 Ii Young, Towanna 6.7 13.3 II McGarry, Kevin 94 9.3 12.13 It Gosbol, Orion 12.- III Collins. Broderick 13.5 12.13 (II Webster, Robert 13.0 0(24) $.55 P (61)134.10; 1(6 L Jenos (4), Rowe (l) 1-1)60.10. and Kemps,y; McWIlllam, Twell*racs -14,CI will Gurbsr 4), Nrs5ssky (1) and lMountalnGlrl 23.10 1240 7.2.0 pecorshi, Nolan (6). W-OaIWr. 1111.1111111 &A .-4. Jon's, HI-AtlanIl. NOW. ILlusive Emma '.Kokom, Reeler Asks • laps I t(44)YLIItP(S-l)U3.PSIT($ 42) $110.11. *011300-111 2 Nseslen A -4164; ManIla $41$,77$. Mosl Ni Ni family .. Rosenwald (1) Roslnwald (2) SCARCltfzens(1) Sanford Grammar (1) 440 3.10 (7), CP.rlstsnsn (9) and Giudil: 4.10 Durham Tap Labs's ' Goldsboro (1) Rosenwald (2) Rosenwald (1) Sanford Middle (7) Crooms (3) Crooms (1) Crooms (1) Crooms (2) Crooms (1) Crooms (2) Rosenwald (1) Crooms) Crooms (2) Ileventb race -I'16,C: 31:14 WrIght isomer 900 6.20 3.20 SaNawe RN'sAdam 4A 110 AMuse on Tr$sda WIN ALL 12 tACIt • Sanford Middle (l) Sanford Grammar (2.11e) Rosenwald (2- tie) Sanford Grammar (1) Lakeview (2) Milwee (3) Lakeview) Goldsboro (2) Sterling Park (3) y 3.00 JW's Coin Q(24)14-11,P(14) 11111,1(3. 11311-0. . . _ $ ThISCto Iii - ,,u.wru,s ,...,.....,..,,. 3 5 7 Tee*rac.-31,A: 30:31 PistTmeI31Ip. . Sanford Grammar (2-tie) 220 Mailer Mix Honey Scott MATINEES •, Goldsboro (3) Sanford Middle (3) Senior Team I Gaines, Steven Jones Cynthia Oliver, Richard Watson, Julia 8.0 Goldsboro(1.tie) Goldsboro(2.tie) 0(411I3,$1P(6.4)4$.00iT(1111 .1)64-ft 11S5vJ I 9.20 340 3.10 311 2.20 f ManateeAngel P.N. Goldsboro (2) Junior Team II Chapman, Virnese Fowler, Pamela McNeil, Rosalee Walker, Jeraldine 9.0 10.0 10.2 11.0 7.8 Rosenwald Cl-tie) 0(14)42.00; P (1.3) lSl.4IiY(I. 3-11 615,11, ,, Nlaffirace-1.1LSt 31:42 DA - 10.00 SCarbonDifto . . 7.50 210 Surf Bird NIGHTLY 8.3 Goldsboro (2) Oakland Detroit - • 2:54.9 Goldsboro (1) Sanford Grammar Sanford Grammar (3) Pinecrest (1) Pinecrest (2) Altamonte (3) Sanford Grammar(l) Sanford Grammar C Altamonte (3) Altamonte(4) Goldsboro (l) , AT SAN FORD-ORLANDO FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS First race -1-16, C: 3)44' 4 dair Scott 49.20.11.20.7.20 iSmooth Princess 11.00 6.40 S Husker Wendy 9.60 Q (1.4) 109.0$; I (41.1) 100.6$. :. Second race -Sl6,C: 31:74 SHey Kuchie Girl 12.40 6.10 4.40 2Gainer 3.80 3.20 6WrigtitAlco 3.80 0(25) 29.40, P (5-1) 79.00; 1(1' - 24) 317.40; DO (4-1) 214.20. Third race -S-14,M: 31:14 1 Honor The Rule 16.40 7.80 3.00 4 Fancy Scott 4.40 2.60 S Pay The Toll 2.20 0(1.4)33.60,P(I-4) 10210,1(1. 4$) 102.8. Fourth race-1.16, Ds 31:57 3MakkarOnie 13.60 1.10 3.80 a . . Goldsboro (1) Junior Team No. I I Brown, Travis Jones, Ricky Shuler. Jonathan Williams. Chris IFIELD KansasCity Mlrmesota New York " =""r-#-- a-, ro-d'elpt , -t" .N. I a Sanford Grammar (1) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (l) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (2) SCC(l) Rosenwald ( 1) Rosenwald (1) Junior Team I Aiken, Larry Buettner, Greg Chisholm, Sam Gaines, Tony Dog Racing 10 (•tI5 I.UI ..Ia ..4.... '" '''O'S'S5Uuiiui 1 115511M. i Sanford Grammar (1) Rosenwald (1) Sanford Middle Cl) Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD S d £UTOOTIVI SIvici POucv .•. .$on. o,. i.,..j 1.5 114 . , - ,- •. 96aV A'Caf'p/,V 179 (Vi lr# /00-M60 W/,V5 Cl/,$ff 4/6#J114NP /i 7WEY4'OOOd W/4'1Mt4ZP Rii 64ft1F agg TiYI *Wzz #Y,cri1t . '1 Rosenwald (1) 10.11 IV LaFnv. -_. ,, .1213 I Gaines, Tony 12.13 I McNeil, Rosalee .12.13 I Webster, Robert 1213 II Chapman, Virnese 12.13 1 Clowney, Constance 1213 II Parker, John 12.13 III Walker, Amous 12-13 Ill Collins, Broderick 12.13 III Goebel, Brian 12.13 IV Drumheller, Mary 12-13 IV Mulcahy, Richard illS I Jones, Tommie 14.15 I Chisholm, Sam 14-15 I Bowers, Andrea 14.15 II Hill, Linda 16.17 I Watson, Julia 16.17 I Jones, Cynt hia 16-17 II Williams, Roderick 16.17 II Miles, Mary 18.19 I Wilder, Tyrone 18.19 II Ledbetter, Keith 18.19 1 Davis, Wanda 11-19 III Guth, Cherie 11.19 III Barges, Amanda 20-291 Adelson, Marcia IL'1 . - OR/045 CM'6.4'V/Z 4rA01Y 0.0hll~5i le., .4' #0. 2' ô/RP . Rosenwald (l) - boxers, were preparing for today's Said Ther: " ds't know anything semifinal bouts in the city Goldoni Gloves. the crash. I'm Just dazed. "It's fti. sometimes, and ths . 4ol I 117555 you're a little worried about maybe 0 tlimr that beCat,,alchNwMhthS1U,"heUId. geft hurt,"Mo charjejem who muad l$o a. aid (d ate 11$, wt.d, ti*ht and played with fottt in the past. with me of those .taidag. mare. a.w thaft 9111115. Grad Filpids-:1 killed in the crash. "But man, a plane. -.Iaclag 14Yom Tucker siorind in That's the last thing on your mind. SSIIC!P sen 1.- - am FrId to airula. his faintly who "We were an at to p (to Poland). We had believed I. w on Ut. J.tlkw that Mt. got the letters oft us to flat. W. en ,ggs to Warsaw. F difl.jwut nar. ibmw I, lde, hit V. of Grd also thought derided 11 any of us wet* ng to p., we earlier J'y 1sc, Bob was en all would, But then (trainer Imuel) oder. in ciM1ia i Nt-.: ' mnugsdatber. Oil we had to qualify for the Jetlin,' However, tacher Steward iaid end 1.11 for hums g 4y. fll ops Ja. G, and Umsi so we stayed." * had 11111M 116111father he was returning Golden mmben Jthi.or thought about No mother. She Herky bid. pjsps ad U, elder Tuchur did not fly to aid $r, d . their always imrIseab s4himwhen he fljts In Warsaw. of 104 wetst 0l," t ' at. they on the the 'pill ro, ha sabL fw'!y) they w "When (Ida iier 10 Iifp. u. I 1 kI I know tius we going lobs a let at iden Gluvt*' h1pY tWclUue they parents pr$ylng tonight 1# he aid. e Fischer, a llgl*t.basvyul#t ,ictid thatmht thei weir nai _____ 11Y ZYF lIsp L. i line between & wlãi .r.'$ lose for R" that kifled his teammates until heThe #cene was gloomy athe Kronk silent bears (rum Michlon The arrived boat. on another plane unan. Recreation Center in D1111111`01,4 where the 4 death HIGH JUMP 10.11 I Williams, Willie 16-17 I Starling, Willie 16.17 I Addison, Steve 2029 I Helms, Ray 1:23.9 20.29 Il Whit,, Terry 1:12.7 20.29 III Gross, Eddie 1:26.1 440 YARD RELAY 38.4 Junior Team No. 2 2:14.6 I Dellafield, Alise 2:00 Osgood. Barbara Smith, Ann Young, Towanna 2:10.8 27.0 29.6 46.0 Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (2) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (1) 10.11 III Vihlen, Scott ' MOUNTING INCLUDED to be a top contender for the U.S. hadn't seen me In so long. It was because Olympic team, didn't learn of the crash they UIOIS* I was dead." ar, It was the difference between ljfo .. POPULAR SIZES FOR STANDARD AND LARGE SIZE AUTO'S 7 RIB TREAD DESIGN '71" SERIES WIDTH ief fkoressed At Loss Of Boxers By United w_II• In the past, Into may have only hiatt _______ ,, ' . . _ .. - . • SCARCItIZCnS1) Rosenwald (2) SCARCitIzens(1) 38.0 Rosenwald (1) TRACK 50 YARD DASH 8.9 I Jones, Eric 8.9 I Fowler, Pamela 8.9 I Smith, Michael 8.9 II Clincy, Anthonia 8.9 II Collins, Victor 8.9 II Wilcox, Richard -.10-11 I Walker, Jeraldine 1011 I Smith, Milton 10.11 I Boston, Herbert 10.1) I Walker, Eric 10.11 II Simmons, Leandra :" 10.11 Il Taylor, David 10.11 Ill Webb, Stacy 10.11 III Williams, Willie 10.11 III Campbell, Ben 10-11 Ill Tillman, Julia . - Jumping-jack forward Leroy Jackson, a mere 32-30 at halftime and was who was giving up 4 Inches to the deadlocked at 5343 as late as the 12smallest. Eau Claire front-line starter, minute mark of the second half. scored 26 points and grabbed a teamhlgh But the Hornets t together a 14-1 seven rebounds to carry the Agglea into spurt over 11... ' t minutes the title game. Andre King added 17 the game open d claim their 17th Thisyear has been different. "on * points &W Keith Kimble 10, to help and Fort4.I&straightwiii.Lodcrsco U*IUI TV 985 OIIVA W stered the tournament as the No.3 seed D as Alabama State upped its record son 2 1d has fought off two seeded teams in games. Kimble also blocked five shots to s-i. ur games, including No. 2 Wisconsin. and grabbed six rebounds as the Aggles Coach James Oliver of the Hornets au Claire, 7144, Friday night, in the upped their record to 35.3. thinks his team should rightfully be the Alabama State overcame mifinal round, dve a gritty favori in the title game. ampionahip contest t against defensive performance by tiny Huron (SD.) College to prevail In the other "Nothing worries me about them," p-seeded Alabama State. semifinal game, 7218, behind the corn- said Oliver. "They've got good players "We cane)fr ,er last yew and got bined4èpolniaby forwards Kevin Loder and we've got good players, But they've plized," said Cameron Coach LrnnIe and Carl F*tsm played all week with six players and chola. ..We found out what It was all Huron, an uziaeeded team from an we've gone with eight. I don't worry icut. Next year t shouid aysn mçre NAIA district that had not won a game at about them. I want them to worry about this tournament In nine years, trailed by us." . '"1 '. ameron Meets Alabama St. For NAIA KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Camet-on Vniveraity of Oklahoma entered last year's NAIA Basketball Tournament as Lthe tap-seeded team , with a 34.2 record, Illut were elmininated in the quartar4inal wound by Southwest Texas, 78.75. , ,•,', Also, Atlanta's Larry McWilliams, Gene Garber and Al Hrabosky combined for the five-hit shutout of the Orioles ... An RBI single by catchei John Wockenfuss that outfielder Lonnie Smi th lost in the sun proved to be the game-winne r for Detroit ... Bob Ballot and rookie Jesse Barfield lashed bases-loaded singles to highlight a four-run ninth-inning rally In the Torontd win ... Julio Gonzalez' leadoff home run in the third started Houston on its way ... San Francisco POUfl(Q OUt I to anauie t4flhl tOOK advantage 01 three. Cub errors for a come4rem.behind win .. A wild Pitch by LAKELAND, Fla. (UP!) The Detroit Tigers said Friday they had ac quired iser T ISy Dyer m pleased with our play. veteran New lays a n=. from the Montreal Expos in a toman and FlorrdaSouthern straight player trade. The Tigers gave up infielder plays zone. Defense will be the name of the game. We Jerry Manuel in exchange for have to stop their big guy Dyer, who had been in I III I, " Robbins National T...I1UC since 19 ..a.v,n (Calvin Dyer, a rlghthander, will said report to the Tigers. Manuel The Moccasins, V.5, were will report to the Eviv.' paced 1,7 WIUUfl an Denver farm club of the with 19 apiece. They will meet American Association North Alabama in the con. __________ solatlon contest, , d ..... FRISBEE DISTANCE 891 Fowler, Pamela 12.13 I Thomas, Matthew 33.0 26.8 Rosenwald (I) Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (7) Rosenwald (1) Senior Team Ii Arent. Linda Hankins, Jami Parker, Sony. Sylvester, Laura ,, 841 oq ///5 raise his spring batting average to .667 and score the winning run tremendous defense." -. 41V ,'. IVEAVER Brett stroked five hits -three singles and two doubles -to . 11, ••••( 'v''. Ross Baumgarten pitched five scoreless Innings and Chicago withstood a ninthinning Pittsburgh rally ... George ' "t ." - .• , t. - I 1 . 1119 .. If In other exhibition games, the Chicago White Sox edged Pittsburgh, 3-2, Kansas City nudged the New York Yankees, 4-3, in 10 innings, Atlanta blanked BaltImore, 5-0, Detroit nipped Philadelphia, 2-1, Toronto slipped by St. Louis 9-8, Houston do wned Montreal, 5-2, San Francisco topped the Chicago Cubs, 8-5, Los Angeles beat Texas, 4.2, and Milwaukee shaved Oakland, 54. . / . I I I k. I• The only Red Sox hit came in t he four th inning w he n Jerry Remy singled off Leibrandt. However, he was wiped off base attempting to steal second. Lelbrandt, the rookie the Reds are counting on to replace Fred Norman in th e starting rotation, gained the victory. . . I I ,7/I' 4#E ; . •. . ern Falls in ou UUI4M. tUI . -- co,yi-'a'cr 2WE HA Wk /4' iø47' "'(X%'oPt /5 4 Rosenwald (l) ,,4x2S RELAY Team I Senior I Byrd, Robert Clark, Richard McGarry, Kevin Tindall, Sam FRISBEE ACCURACY (out of 10 tries) 8.9 I Fowler, Pamela 1213 I Thomas, Matthew 24.7 Rosenwald (U 50 YARD FREESTYLE 12.13 I McGarry, Kevin 14-13 I Sylvestre, Laura 1415 I Arent, Linda 16.17 I Byrd, Robert 16.17 II Parker, Sonya by Alan Mover EARLY BIRD Bench slammed a pair of doubles Friday and drove home four runs as the Reds made it two exhibition victories in a row over the Boston Red Sox with a 5.0 decision. On the other end of the battery, the Reds' pitchers looked ready for opening day, as Frank Pastore, Charlie Leibrandt, Bruce Berenyi, Dave Tomlin and Doug Bair combined to allow Just one single by the heavy-hitting Bosox. vole cac#n: i4' ,4 ,qgjy yow '4ff 85 to help San Antonio fight off a second-half Detroit comebd ick. 1' 4reANr4, it Extra-Base H'0t Barrage . //''/ET 6,C- 7'46 25 YARD FREESTYLE 12.13 I McGarry, Kevin 14.15 I SyIvetre, Laura 913 II Hankins, Jami ,16.l7 I Tindall, Sam 16.17 I Wagoner, David 2029 I Clark, Richard Crooms (l) . 567 Rosenwald 1 San ford Middle (1) DEVELOPMENTAL SPORTS 36.0 Rosenwald (2) Rosenwald (1) u.is i Buettner, Greg ills I Chisholm, Sam 11 15I Gaines, Tony 32.0 14 15 I Jones, Ricky 23.6 14 is I Hill, Linda 26.0 illS II Bowers, Andrea 210 14-15 Ill Gouge. Todd 11.15 IV DeMay, Janet 16.17 I Gaines, Steven 1617 II Starling, Willie 16.11 II Petruskie, Michael 16.17 Ill Jones, Jackie 41.0 16.17 III Jones, Cynthia Is. 16 17 iv Williams, Roderick 6mm. 18.19 I Wilder, Tyrone 18 19 II Ledbetter, Keith 18-19 III Davis, Wanda 101 10 20-29 I Tolliver, John 30110 20.29 I Goodmond, Clay 20 29 I Kinnaird, Jeff 20-29 II Adelson, Marcia 30+ I Edwards, Carroll 70 it. 9ft, STANDING LONG JUMP 89 I Collins, Victor 8 9 I Wilcox, Richard 2ff. 10-11 I Walker, Eric 2'6" 10 11 I Williams, Christopher 1'2" 10 11I Aiken, Larry 31 101, 10 Il I Osgood, Barbara 2'b" 10 11 I Smith, Ann 2' 10.11 I Shuler, Jonathan so-n II Dellafield, Alise 1011 II Brown, Travis 10 Il II Boston, Herbert 1:01.0 10-11 III Webb, Stacy 10 It III Collins, Tina loll IV Vihlen, Scott 1011 IV Isaac, Tracy 10 11 V Easterday, Gregory 1011 V LaFoy. Kayleen 1:13.6 1213 I Young, Towanna 12 1311 Walker, Amous 12-13 II Clowney, Constance 12.13 III Drumheller, Mary 12)3111 Mulcahy, Richard 14-15 I Jones, Ricky 1:18.0 14-15 II DeMay, Janet 16.17 I Oliver, Richard 16-17 II Petruskie, Michael 16-17 III Watson, Julia 16.17 III Jones, Jackie 1:06.0 16-17 IV Miles, Mary 16.17 IV Addison, Steve 18 19 I Guth, Charlie 18 19 II Borges, Amanda 2029 I White, Terry 2029 II Kinnaird, Jeff 20 29 II Cross, Eddie .58 30 + I Baker, Johnell ii. OBJECT SWAP-Anstead, Marilyn Rosenwald(1) RING TOSS-Doberscp,, Donald Rosenwald(l) SCOOT, CRAWL-Elliott, Brenda Rosenwald (1) WALK, RUN-Bo4ersth, Donald Rosenwald 1 1:13.9 Rosenwald (1) SCARCitizens hf 220 YARD DASH 14.15 I Buettner, Greg 16.17 I Oliver, Richard 20.29 I Goodmond, Clay 30.39 I Tolliver, John 30+ 1 Edwards, Carroll SCORE Rosenwald (1) Rosenwald (U Special Olympics + 1 Bak er, Johnell ' SCHOOL, PLACE " "', . 1~ NAME "25 YARD BACKSTROKE 'C. 14.13 I Arent, Linda 14-15 11 H an kins, Jami 16.17 I Wagoner, David 16.17 I Tindall, Sam 16-17 II Parker, Sonya W h Bombs Boston petition at Lyman High School, Here is a capsule look at divisions recently competed the many results of the difin Special Olympics corn- ferent events, 'AOE DIV. by Ala Mover Bench representing SWIMMING - Hawks Top Boston, Youngsters many area schools and several different age and skill In Evening 'fl345N %ft Is Kirk Plaza, Cummsrdsl U __.._ iel.thspsspii Who-We joined thsAMY. - STEVE WILLIAMS AMOCO 3790 S. Orlande two, Sanford 3234290 BOB TIBBET'S AMOCO 01$ S. French Ave. Sanford 312.7 �S - ..- --,--*S--- - - -. - p - - . . 48-Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. _______________________ Sunday, March 1,lno Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Noti'e Ishereby given that lam engaged in business at 317 CALEND West 1St St.. Sanford • Seminole Z County. Florida under thellc. titious name of LAKE VIEW SATURDAY, MARCh 15 MOTORS, and that I Intend register said name with the Clerk Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran with the provisions of the Fic. Church, casselberrv. titious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 863.09 Florida Statutes Emory University Choir from Atlanta, Ga., .dll present a concert at 7:30 p.m., Messiah Lutheran Church, U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry. Free to public. SUNDAY, MARCH16 Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ballroom and round dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Hallway House, Lake Minnie Drive. Sanford. A Tribute to Stan Kenton featuring 20-piece Altamonte Springs Community Jazz Ensemble, 7 p.m., AltamonteSprings Ecstmonte Civic Center, Longwood Avenue. "Yo%mg-at-hleart" Dance, 8 p.m.; instruction, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary, Open to public. MONDAY, MARCH17 WeIght Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal 4ltamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30p.m., Fht Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Ward's In,erstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole At, noon, Mental Health Center, RotIn Road, Altamonte Springs Woman's Club, Overirook Drive, sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. . Sanford AA,8 p.m., 1201W. FIrst St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. 1957. 51g. Sanford J. Gould Publish March 2, 9, 16, 23, 1950 DET.14 _____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersioned oursuant to the Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL • SEMINOLE COUNTY. FtOR IDA, PROBATION DIVISION CASE NO. 10.71.CP IN RE: Estate PHILLIP AVARY TERRELL. eased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministration of the Estate of PHILLIP AVARY TERRELL, Deceased, FIle No. S0.71.CP is pending in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the address of which Is Room 322, SemInole Count, Legal i8-l*lp nted_ Notice LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The County of Seminole Sealed bids will be rcelved at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Seminole County Services Building, 2nd Floor, 1st 1. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32fl1. until 2:00 P.M., local time, Mon. day, April 14, 1950, at which time and date, bids will be publIcly opened and read for Seminole CoUntyFire$tationsNo.34,No.23, No. 41, and No. 35. ALL PREVIOUS BIDS REJEC. TED. The prolect consists of four fire stations on four separate sites In Seminole County, FIrida. Bidding will be on the basis of one lump.sum price for •Ii four stations. The bidders attention is CLASSIFIED ADS rIQndo - Winter Pork Seminole 831-9993 322 - 2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 44c line 39c a line 31c a line ltime 3consecutivetirfles 7conseCutivtime$ HOU0 8:00 A.M - 530 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Da Before PublicQtion ___ Sundo - Chapter 165.09, Florida Statutes, 32771. The Personal Repr.sen. General Conditions of Contract 3-CemeterieS will registerwiththeClerkof the tative of the estate ii ROSITA Documents, Prequalificatien of ________________________ Circuit Court, in and for Seminole GOSTIN TERRELL, whose ad. Bidders. Submissionof evidenceof County, Florida, upon receipt of dress is c.o Post Office Box 1325, qualification Shall be made to the proof of the publication of this Winter Park, Florida 32790. TM Architect In required form at least 2 SpaceS in Masonic Gardens. In area most beautiful Mem. notice, the fictitious name, to.wit: name and address of the Personai 10 Wor'kIfl9 days prior to bid orlai Park. $, to settle TENDER LOVING CARE DAY Representative's attorney is TER. opening date. Bidders wt,o have estate. CARE CENTER, under which we RANCE H. DITTMER.oI Murrah, previously qualified for this are engaged in business at 289 Doyle, Saner and Dittmer, P.A., prolect may omit this condition. ___________________________ _____________________________ Setsof Contract Documents may Seminole Drivó, Lake Mary, 500 West Morse Boulevard (Post 4..PersOnaIs Office Box 132$), Winter Park be obtained at the Office of the _____________________________ Florida 37746. _____________________________ ArchItect, Catalyst inc., 401 E. That the persons interested in Florida 32790. CANNON REST HOME All persons having claims or Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida said business enterprise are as SpecIal care for elderly lady or follows: PAUL R. MURPHY and demands against the estate are 33507, upon payment of a $150.00 gentleman. Private room. required, WITHIN THREE deposit per set. BIdders who CAROLYN HUNT. goodfood,etc. 121 Delores Dr., Dated at Orlando, Orange MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF return their documents In good Altamon$P Springs. !?4.1141. County, Florida, February 29, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF condition will have the deposIt 1950. THIS NOTICE, to file with lb. refunded. Reduce safe& fast with GoBese Each bid must be accompanied Paul P. Murphy clerk of the above court a written Tablets 1. E.Vap "water pills" Carolyn I.,. Hunt statement of any claim or demand eltherbya cashier'scheckupon an Touchton Drug. Publish Mar. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1950 - they may have. Each claim must incorporated bank or trust com. DET.54 belnwrlting and must indicatithe pany,ora Bid Bond with corporate Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A basis for the claim, the name and surely satisfactory to Seminole Mate" Dating Service. All addressof thecreditoror its agent County, for not less than five ages, P.O. Box 6011, Ciurwa. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, or attorney, and the amount percent (5 percent) of the amount ter, Fl. 335)5. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL claimed. If the claim Is flof yet of the bid. The County will accept CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR due,thedatewhen itwill become only such surety company or .ABORTION. contingent or unhiquidated, the write bonds of such character and CASE NO. $0.S92.CA.04.E 1st Trimister abortion-$125; nature of the uncertainty shall be amount under the lawsof the State IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Gyn CllnIc-4$, Pregnancy stated. If theclaim issecured,the of Florida, and only those corn. ILA HARRIS ,IELKS, test; male sterIlizatIon; free WIfe, security shall be described. The Panieswhichareacceptabletothe . counseling, Professional care and claimant shall delIver sufficIent County. supportive atmosphere, Upon award, successful bidder HENRY JELKS SR., copies of the claim to the clerk to confidential, Husband. enable the clerk to mall one copy will be required to furnish CENTRAL FLORIDA to the Personal Representative. Payment and Performance Bonds, NOTICE OF ACTION WOMAN'S HEALTH All persons interested in the each in the amount of 100 per cent TO: ORGANIZATION estate to whom a copy of this ofthetotalbidarnountandproofof HENRY JELKS SR. Notice of Administration has been insurance. Bond forms will be S Wet'reCk Street 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando mailed are required, WITHIN furnIshed by the County and only Rochester, New York 11605 $950921 HEREBY THREE MONTHS OF THE DATE those forms will be used. ARE YOU Toll Free ).$00.fll.2561 TheCountyresi'vestherightto NOTIFIED that a Petition for OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Dissolution of Marriage has been OF THIS NOTICE, to file any relect any or all bids, with or 6-CtIHCI Care filed nib. Circuit Court, In and for oblections they may have that without cause, to waive _____________________ Seminole County, Florida, In Case challenges the validity of the technicalities; or to accept the bid No. 50592CA04E, entitled IN decedent's Will, the qualifications which in Its judgment best serves Spur of the Moment Babysitting RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ILA ofthePersonal Representative,or the interestof theCounty. Costof inmyhome. Hrly,dally,wkly HARRIS JELKS, WIfe, and the venue or jurIsdiction of the submittalofthisbid isconsldered rates. Day or night. 3224677 an operational cost of the bidder HENRY JELKS, SR., Husband, court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND and shall not be passed on to or be Baby SItting in my home for and you are required to serve a working mothers. Prefer copy of your written defenses, If OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED borne by the County. babies up to2yrsold. 321.0435. Contract Documents are any, to it on SPEER & SPEER, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of available for review only in the P.A., Petitioner's attorney, whose Wanted: Mature European Lady address Is P.O. Box 1364, Sanford, this Notice of Administration is Office of the Purchasing Agent, for child care In my home. Seminole County, Sanford, Florida Florida, 32771, on or before April March 9, 1950. Longwood.Lake Mary area. 32771, (305) 3734330, Ext. 293. Rosita Gostin Terrell 21 AD., 1950, and file the original Owfl transportation preferred. as Personal Representative Publish March 16, 1950 with the Clerk of this Court either Day 610.4416, eve 3231610. OET.$3 of the Estate of before servIce on PetItioner's attorney PHILLIP AVARY TERRELL or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default Attorney for Personal 9-Good TNngs to Eat INVITATION TO lID: will be entered against you for the RepresentatIves: The City of Longwood, FlorIda is ____________________________ relief demanded In said Petition. TERRANCE H. DITTMER of acceptings.aledbidsforpavingof FeederPigs; WITNESS my hand and the seal Murrah, Doyle, Sasser and Din. Wayman Street from SR 134 to Hogsbutchered,Cut&wrapped mef, P.A. Of this Court on the ih day of Orange Ave. Plans and - 90cIb.fl2.S March, A.D., 1950. 500 West Morse Boulevard specIficationsmaybiexaminedat (SEAL) P.O. Box 1321 the office of Land EngineerIng 11-Iintflict ions ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. Winter Park, Florida 32790 Company, 54$ E. Lake SI., Noon Fridoy BEAUTY ADVISOR.aPOe businesS, part time to start, also mgemt. avail, for right with InitIative. Send person qual. to P0 Box 14975, Orlando 32557. Sunday, March 16. 1980-SB .il'i?CtC II 1 a. I II..e quality restaurant, eves, F.T, apply In person. Mrs. G., Deltona Inn. 661.4493. Well established STITCHERY COMPANY needs (6) in. structors I. demonstrators in ___ your area. Managerial positions open. For interview call Jo'an. Mon. 9.3, at 322. 7513. __ Spare or part.lime SailS help 24-Business Opportunities wanted. Work out of your own RARE OPPORTUNITY home, set your own hours, ' EXCELLENT INCOME, NO Own Your Own BusIness.' INVESTMENT. Fringe Distributorship for Kodak' include, paid benefIts film, Duracell Batteries, GE, vacation, company car, Sylvania and other photo retirement plan & more. For products needed in your area. . more information call Rich or No selling. Service top. ' Marcia aft 6 p.m. $345150. retaIlers under exclusive contract established by us.' Convenient store clerks full 1. High immediate income. DIESEL MECHANIC CIassAMechn.ededforprlvate carrier In Sanford, Fl. Must have bacxground in diesel mechanics. Good benefits, salary commensurate wIth exp. Qualified persons reply to Box Si c The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, San. ford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. M.F. Fl Tree ClImber, chain saw man wor w.out pick.up truck. Sales person (will train) 339.5242. ________________ ___________________________ Wanted: " Lawns ToMow '322-0248 Secretary.Receptlonist typing, __________________________ some payroll work, checkbook , LPNdeslresprivateduty etc., Larson Development, Days. Full Time, Exp, & Ref.' • Inc., $624100 Altamonte, Mon. 3231792. ____________ thru Fri. 5:30 to 5 Currently employed Bookkeeper Experienced appliance service with excellent local references man. State experience & desires approx. 20 hrs. work - salary desired. Write Box 52 per week in Sanford. 322-9102. co The Evening Herald, P.O. eves. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37771. _________________- - - benefits. Apply at Handy Way Food Stores in Sanford area. Evening Herald, Sanford, High profit structure. Call opr. , 1l00633.4545 or write NAMCO,2121 Montevallo Rd.,--'. s. W. Birmingham, Alabama: 35211. Include three references. ______ ___ ) _______________________________ 4l-4ces 41-Houses L.ISTNOWt shop. $325 mo. w-one mo. LAKE VIEW. 130.000. KnowlesPealtylnc. SecurIty. 323.5115 alt 5p.m. REALTOR 625.3005 3 BR. FP, fenced vd., assume ___________________________ mort. $47,900. SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home) BR, 2B,e*tra 1g. kit., 8. Fl rm., one 1 acre, $450 mo. _____________ •P Saigler Realty, BROKER. 321. REAIIOR _____________ 0640 701 Bldg. 339-0509 ___________________________ Tired of house hunting? 32, $320 E. Altamonte Dr. 339 0508 ______________________________ mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 Let a Classified Ad help you find child., no pets. _______ ________ STENSTROM more room for storage. .: Geneva GardensApts. Classified Acts find buyers 1305 W.2sthSt. fast. REALTY - REALTORS 3 BR, 1", B, CH&A, 5325 mo., adults. No pets. sec dep. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2B custom Harold Hall Realty, Inc., NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, built home on Crystal Lake REALTORS. 323.5771. FAMILV R00M. chain. 70' Sc. porch over FIREPLACE, 2 CAR CAR. looking lake 8. every feature AGE. NEEDS FINISHING. DELTONA. 2 BR $200 1st, last, imaginable! BPP CONTRACT $39,500. $100 Sec. No pets. Avail now. SERVICE, yours for $110,000. Owner. 574-1040. LAKE FRONT 2 BEDROOM. COUNTRY LIVING 4 BR, lB Lk. Mary, The Crossing, rent HARDWOOD FLOORS, homew.DR,w.wcarpet,eat.in !1190t. 569.4470. $32,000. 17 ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD S BED ROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN' a FEt4CIN'. $350 MONTH. SE i G L ER P E ALT Y, BROKER. 321-0640. 3BEOROOM, 1' BATH, LARGE PORCH, CORNER LOT.$2L500. OWNER WANTS OFFERS. 41-Houses — patio & morel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT! Just $36,500! STARTER HOME 2 BR, lB home on cor lot, w C &A, PatiO.eat.Inkit.,w.wcarpct& lots more! BPP SERVICE CONTRACT! Only $27,500. 53—TV-Radio.Stereo 43-Lots-Acreage -- NEW HOMES Open lto5daily 1250 mo. 8. under if you qualify. ____________ tomorrow may be the day you sell that roil-a-way bed you've nowhere to roll away. . . If you place a Classified Ad today. ____________________________ Beautiful country lot in Deltorta, located off Courtiand & Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323-7119 after S. - - - 0STEEN--DEER RUN tO acres, lightly wooded. cleared, well drained, mobile home OK, assume mtg. at 8 pct. $2800 per acre. 323 2327 --------------_____ _____ O ROIIIE'$ RIALTY 72AUCtiOfl -- - 79-Trucks-Trailers __________________________________________________________________________ 46-Commercial Pr -- Plumbing supply business + real estate & inventory. $113,000. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 322-7913. _______________________________ I GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 ----------------------Make your TV remote controlled Ion I'state Commercial & Resi - no wires. Come by our shop tal Auctions & AppraisalS tor demonstration. Call Dell's Ai,ct,on, 323 $620. . . HERB'S TV 323 1734 2597 S Sanford Ave. - Somebody iS looking for your bargain. Offer it today in the 54-Garage Sale Classified Ads ---- -. GSI 75-Recreational Vehicles 805W. 3rd St. _________________________________ _____________________________ lhrs. only' I-S Sunday I TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 5493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo Agent 3395356 Three lOft alumnum trailers Ecellenl cOnditøn Priced to seu 705 77? 619) days or 0, nights UTILITY TRAILER f'S' $7135 3?) 80213 --- 79 Jeep Pci. up. PS, P13.6 Cyl , Speed 55.800 3239211 ______ ________ _________ __________- _____________ 1980 Travel Trailer 35'. tip out. AC. carpeted. lge BR. deluxe turn, patio doorS, many c's tras, must sell this week. Cost $11,600 selling $6,993 1 175 3368 . -- Sat P. Sun 9 1, 7172 Holly Asic'. Several Families All Misc Items _____________________________ Yard Sale: 2406 S. Gr,*ndvieW Off Sanford & 24th St. Mon&Tues.etoS 24 HOUR fH 322-9283 __________________________ Vacant Lake Mary. 32 blk. $39,500 or best offer. The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ad. s... .The Buys are still The Bestl Osteen 3.2, 4 acres, owner holding good price or terms. $44900 55-Boats & Accessories _____________________ 47-Real Estate Wanted -- -- -- .. - ROBSON MARINE 4 2 C A&H fenced bk, like new, close in. Consider leaseoption. Owner $41,500. We buy your equity. close in 24 hrs. AWARDREALTY INC. 339-2500 - -____________ We buy equity in houses, apts.. & vacant land. Lucky Invest mentS, P. 0. Box 29 Sanford 322 4141. _____________________ 7SA......Vans ___________ _______ - -. 2977 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32771 _________-- - 59-MusiCaI Merchandise 73 Chevy 3 ton. with 3)1;' slide in camper. Stove. ref - toilet. heater. steeps S Only 13,500 323 232k _______________________ _________ - At fot' Sale ________________________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - -1963 Ford Van like new motor & trans siso May be Seen t 915W 1st St - - '74 American Traveler mini motor home 360 Dodge Fully eqpt, tO II mpg. Req gas Asking 17.000 Will consider Ig base Ford Van in trade 377 0.106 .1nytine. 44*y 9?. 1 mile west at Speedway. Daytona Beach. will hold a pilic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturdey at 7:30. It's tAe only one in Florida. You lit The reserved price. Call 901-253$311 for further details. - -__________________________ , WE BUY CARS GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs exp. as teacher & professional $1,000 GUARANTEED OPEN.-, 373 7831 ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, - 701 5 French guitarist. Studied theory & ______________________ - ING DAY. Open and own FRESH PAINT, FRESH composition at Chicago ConAl-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, (within 3 weeks) a beautiful CARPETS, READY FOR GREAT 1 BR, 16 condo, w-CUnfurnished Mobile Home servatory of Music. Beginners, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'aQ te new women's fashion shop OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. Park and Fifth, Sanford; 8p.m., recreation hail behind H&A, w-w carpet, capt. kit. & Country, Sm. PetsOK enroll now, ISa lesSon. Student '75 models Call 3)99100 or 834 Auto Parts 76 47-A--Mortgages Bought featuringtopbrandsandgreat WDI Downstairs & by the $725mo.322.4176 Stromberg-Canaan, Lake Mary. guitars available, $79 Also 4405 (Dealer) prIces! $19,900 provides $70,000 2 BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 ____________________ pool! A buy for $25,000. &SokI saveon Gibson. Martin, Guild, _____ retail inventory, fixtures, -.' SCREEN PORCHES, APFlorldaSt.Patrlck'sDayParadeandstreetparty,7 -Yamaha, etc - Lackey's Guitar '7? Volare Premier W,igon. AM 33-Houses Furnished NEW & USED BAIT ER lES traIning, supplies and more., PLIANCES. GOOD CONDI. Have capital to Invest? What are Center & Studio, Sanford. p.m., Downtown Winter Park on Park Avenue from FM steren, AC. PS. PB. under secretary, Typist, sales oriented Mator Credit Cards Accepted ---Sanford's Sales Leader I Call TOLL FREE anytime 1.. TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. your interest & security 323 5911 coated. 6 cyl. auto, 23.000 mi Swoope to Lyman avenues. Food and entertainment. -------------------with pleasing telephone THE BATTERY SHOP 500.251.3495. $22,900. . DELTONA. 2 BR $225, 1st, last, requirements? Don 662-6611. REALTY WORLD. n,usl sell Take over pymts 107W 323 9111 personality. Speed typing & . 27th St " $100 sec. No pets. Avail, now. Monday Morners Totmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Pianos 8. organs, stock 327 7358 1353.5$ wkly, $55.90 daily,' shorthand a must 1. contact 3222420 2 EDROOM FRAME, WALK Owner. 574.1040. _______ clearance, big Will buy 2nd mortgages. We Savings 1st & Call Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Will buy junk Auto Batteries ___________________________ homework. Start immed.' at Jungle Mr. True TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH Bob Bail 3724103 2707 French lso make Real Estate I rest Pricc' 1913 Buick Regal $900 TUESDAY, MARCH18 Makethispossibllitya reality. Laboratories Corp. Silver 3room,1'/zbath,Iargeyard. CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT ANYTIME Business lou*s Florida Mor. ___________________________ I 1971 Mustang $600 . Free details Stewart-C, __ 100 __ Lake Rd., Sanford. $300 mo., $100 deposit Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's PORCH & NEW ROOF. _______ tgage Investment. lioi E. 3?3 0327 A Ox TIRE 377 1480 Multiple Listing Service Fairview Rd., Needham. Ma. 322-5U9 $21,900. 60-A---Business Equip. Robimon, Orlando, 122.2976. Winter Springs Sertonia, 7:30 am,, Community CCI))) Parks Designer & Coordinator Shocks $195 tie.ivy Duty $695 -- . - 6 cvi - auto - air 02192. Gremlin. 15 ______________________ Center, North Edgemon Avenue. New flatter es $29 95 _______________________ HUGE, POOL. 3 BEDROOM. 2'; Starting Salary $275 wkly. 2565 ____________________ I*)Wt't. ratio. 33000 in - 5)675. Jewelry Store fixtures for sale. 2113 French Asic Sanford 34-Mobile Homes Graduation from an ac - 27-Investment Opportunities PAR K The Real Estate Agency Altamoate Springs Extension Homemakers Club, 9 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, REALTORS 50-Mãscellaneous for Sale __________________________ Iliay (Onsider small car in display counters: _______________________________ . Lighted -_____________ -credited college or university, FIREPLACE, EAT. IN --- -trade. qoc4 mileage 372 0098 a.m., Firat Federal Savings and Loan A,ssn alarms. fixtures, furniture. For rent 1 BR SO' furn mobile with a bachelors degree ' KITCHEN. $37,900 WITH AS- Branch 377-5681. 77-Junk Cars Removed Office 3.?3:?222 .s. S French Ii? 92) Sanford Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn, picnic Side by Side refnig., $15; home. Older couple preferred, 4 rental units, income $2000 mo.' Park & Rec. design, landscape SUMABLE MORTGAGE. '76 Dodge Monao, AC. PS. Pit. tble w-2 benches, $30; full site __________________-. -- no child, in country, siis mo. architecture, or other related +. $175,000. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. AM FM 8 track slerco, take baby bed w matt, $23; Oak ' 322.1496 alt 6 p.m. fields & 2 yrs. exp. in land. Wn.Garden BUY JUNK CARS 62 La over payments Must Sell St. Johns River Life Member Club Telephone Porch rockers, $29.95; metal -----Restaurant, bar, lounge. SRX: scape design of park I. rec. Build to Suit our lot or yours From $10 to 550 41:A•Condon'Jnn 323 7280 For rent mobile home, 12x60 in Pioneers of America, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club, office desk, $10. Jenkins ----------------- --- -lIc. Owner must sell. Submit... areas or an equivalent corn. Call 322-1624; 3 446,. Riding Lawn Mower. Sears S hp -the country. No pets, $230 mo. Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 - ----- -. -all of fers. Listed at $29,000. Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 7 bination of training I •xp. Monte Carlo 1973 AC. PS. Pu. +Sl0Ocleanupldamagedep. Good runningconditlon. 09111 Must obtain a valid Florida Swivel bucket seats. 63.000 in Tqu Dollar Paid for $unk &"ueit p.m., 3( S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apta, .INC. 323-3145. " " Ex copd $1,800 321 0825 alt I driver lic. Apply to Seminole ____________________ WILSON MAIFK FURNITURE cars, trucks I heavy equipment. Casselberry. sq. ft., full dec. kit., newly County Personnel office, BUV,SELL,IRADE 3225990 - - - . - I FILL DIRT 8. TOP SOIL REAL1OR '".Jjo dec condo. Call 323776) for '71 Pinto. 79mpg, good tires, Overeaters Anonymoiw, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power County Court House, N. Park 322-3622 operty 311 31SF First St. YELLOW SAND info. New baIt & muffler Ave., Sanford between 5:30 101 Bldg. MLS 339.0509 . REALTOR [J and Light, Sanford. ----------SEIGLER REALTY Call Clark & ttirt 323 7580 78-Mtorcycles Beds. ObI. motel B.S. & Malt., 377 323 0639 Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, 32t.o011oreveS.3230517 s3O set. Sanford Auction, 1215 BROKER Publish Mar.9, 16, 1950 . .. - ___________________________ Seminole County, Florida 21st. Seminole County is an _____________________ . obtalnedfor the sum of SlOper sit. , 42,-Mobile Homes c, E.EXCLUIIVE- lnN.wSmyrna,$700wk..--. 3914 Ford Pu F 100 Ranger S. French 323.7340. DET.53 -PatrIcoI • Sual OpportunIty Employer.. Th Still oMouItt'oI the ass e$I 67-Livestock-Poultry --_________________________ --.- - -. _________________________ 24395 Myrtle Ave Cstiveleprssslos ' a-AVIs. a IMuws. CaII9O4.42$.5061 322-7450 I A OK TIRE 51,800. 1951 .1 Dr. Ford $ 1.800.M.F. ______________________ setofplansand -speclflcationswIll ___________________________ Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p,m., T AUTO Orlando NEWTIRESSI9.19&UP various guns for sale. Call aft Sanford HAL COIJT REALTY Inc. wanted to buy, older Mobile I ToShare . THOMAS A. SPEER be returned to each prime con' COUCH IMISC 377.15?? Drive, Casselberry. ______________________________ 3710440 Yearling Steer, 1.000 lbs. Sanford 71*3 French Ave. 4)-.4IOU 3. 322 8136 Mechanic's Helper, chauffeur _______________________ - , 18-Hoip Vtd Of SPEER & SPEER. P.A. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP tractor bidding the work upon 671-3162 Very Well Fed, $700 Wanted mature woman to Share. lic. preferred, will train. Apply Call anytime 1.773-0751. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, p.0, Box 1364 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl, return of all documents in good ---323 6769 myhome. Mother Ichlld. 322,"' inperscnRichle'sVW,lmI.N. Lk. Harney, lake front. 200' ' Sanford, Florida 32771 OPEN HOUSE TIFFANY LAMPS Lutheran Church nf Providence. CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, condition within ten (10) days See uur beautiful new BROAD. 4233 aft 5:30. COOKS& WAITRESSES of 434 on 17.92. 137.000. *44s after the date of oPening Of bids. needed immediately full 1. part. Closed restaurant must liquidate FLORIDA Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway SUNDAY 1.5 MORE, front & rear BR'S. -' 68—Wanted to Buy Attorney for Petitioner %UI All proposals must be ac Immediately. Many lead & PROBATE DIVISION Roommateto Share '. 10$ Sun Set Rd.Stone Island lake GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Lake front country charm, 2 BR, Exp. floor man with maint. 323-7832 time. Apply Ranch House, House, 591 Láe Minnie Drive, Sanford. . Pubflaf March 11, 23 30 and April r companied by a Bid Bond or copper Tiffany-type hanging I CASE NO. il-u-CF My2BR Apt. 'I 3$O3OrlafldoDr. '' sidehome.3.2 + FRorlth BR, 26, brick FP, 1g. lakeside y, 11.92, Sanford. 323.5200 capabilitIes apply In person. 6, 1950 Losgwo.4Labe Mary LIons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 Evel. 3220612. 322.1511 Cashier's Check In the amount of lamps. All are hand made, I Call Bill 3330151 -, IN REt Estate ii beautiful FP, CHIA, tn level, VA I. FHA Financing deck, dock, storage buildings, Sanford Nursing & Con. Cash 322.4132 ' OCT-SI 207 E. 25th St. per cent of the bid as guarantee different, and 70" diameter — i - and 434. "INA . UHRIG, Experienced Part.TIme Motor . Lots of room, many niceties, fenced lot, many extras. Center, 50 -. - ----------.---- --_ valescent '' Deceased. that the contract will be entered I YR. OLD DBL.WIDE *ith Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. , splendid location overlooking Grader Operator, apply Lake 151.900 by owner principals 29Rooms ' Mellonville. - Soiad .1 SiáI.e ChapteT Sweet A.delines, 8 p.m., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Buy I Sell, the finest in used NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION- intobythiiowestandbestbidder. Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 2B, w 62$ 0101 Mary City Hall, 323.7910. ________ __.... U. Monroe. $15,000. only. Call aft 5,323-6307. VA-F HA.235-Con.Homes SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA St.- Andeews Pr. bytes-Ian _________ 9a IiJ d, "k ''I 1iiuuE' furniture, Refnig., stoves, tools TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Saled bids must be received by Central H&A heat pump, big Equal Opportunity Employer. * * * * * * * * sanford Gracious IIvIng. Reds.' PROBATE DIVISION Army Boots$11.gVpr. --- ------.---- - ------ -CLAIMS OR DEMAND AGAINST the City Clerk, Longwood City bdrms., & huge kit. Low low ACT NOW SAVE Sanford Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Low Down Payment PRICED REDUCED Weskly&monthlyrates, utIlities Pill Number SS.10.CP ARMY NAVY SURPLUS WE BUY USED FURNITURE, _____________________ cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold 11½PCTMORTGAGE $5,000 Cash for your lot' Will build on THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Hall, 173 W. Warren Ave., FREIGHT HANDLERS building French Avenue. I pd. Inquire 5005. Oak $417N3 TWO WEEKS SALARY 310 SanfordAve. 322-5791 IN RE: ESTATE OP APPLIANCES & PLUMBING IN. Longwood, Florida, by 3:00 p.m. ______________________ HaIl Realty, Inc. 323.5774. All conceivable luxuries in this OPEN HOUSE OTHER your lot oi our lot PERSONS The Sanford Tenotmasters CLub, 7:30 am., Buck's NORMAN I. HULIERT FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur TERESTED IN THE ESTATE: on AprIl 9. 1950. The City of Freight handler needed for Beauty Care beautiful 2 story wood home, Saturday I Sunday 11p.m. V Enterprise, Inc. Home Repair Furniture for all rooms, plus WHY PAY MORE prIvate carriage dock Deceased niture. 205 F. 2Slh St. 3230981. __________________________ HEREBY Longwood reserves the right to Airport Restaurant. off Country Club Rd.,on Ridge Medelln;.. Realtor 30-Apartments Unfurnlshed y0U ARE 105. Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor 61130)3 I 43--L.Ots-ACreage waterbed, stereo, IV, lamps, ___________________________ Operation in Sanford, Fl. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION NOTIFIED that the ad. relect any and all bids. Proposals Rd. in Lk. Mary. Follow open FOR THE SERVICE OF _________________________"•" SeàlorCftizsus matiog, noon, Sanford Civic Center near U. Mary & Mayfair etc. No item over $200. 323ITOWER'S BEAUTS' SALON Good salary I. benefits. Will buy old class rings & silver TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ministralionoftheEstateof NINA maynotb.withdrawnforapmlod house signs. Open 11-6 Sat. & CUSTOM HOMES BUILT BROWSE AND SAVE . . . It's ANYIMPLOYMINTAGINCY Country Club. 1.14 acre on $873, formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook .dten dinner Call To ieis've boxed paid. Call Qualified Persons reply to Box Top dollar coins. CLAIMS OR sy (60) days after opening. Sun.; 2.6 Mon-Fri. Johnny Rebuild Condemned Houses Sanford Court Apts GOOD INVESTMENT ONLY easy and fun . . . The Want Ad point of beautiful clean DEMANDS K. UHRIG, Deceasid, File No. on SIP C. 1st St., -572 50, co Tb. Evening Herald, Jim 323-ISIS. I S. G. BALINT Patrick's Day Party to follow business. Sealed bids will be opened at a - Walker Real Estate Inc. 327 5665 Way. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 24.CP is pending In the Circuit Energy efficient 1 BR unit. 13 swimming lake. 4 Bdrm., 2 WE ADVERTISE OUR Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Court of Seminole County, Florida, public meeting of the Longwood 3726157. 10 % INTERESTS SocIety, 7:30 p.m., First built.in power savers, attic ' B, w-V61 sq. ft. in secluded Seminole (nfy Ceramic Tile INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Complete WE BUY USED FURNITURE & EfltplOyf'. M.F. which is Room 322, Seminole at 7:30 p.m. or soon thereafter. bath, concrete block home in $4Sfor I' pick-updelivered Sacreorangegrove Home Repair , lANCES Sanford APPL Furfeatures. 33015. Sanford Ave. CJunty. Custom built, extra, 1 move in today for $33,900. Linda N. MartIn, 1.eePetropulos,o(J&JExtermlnating,onpestcontrol. PIED that the admInIstration Sanford. Convenient to 323-4947att. 3 319 S259 MEINIZER TILE niture Salvage 322 8121 -PROUD OF IT County Courthouse, Sanford, yr. warranty. Good, good, RN or L.PPI, 4 to 13 part Urn,. the estate of NORMAN B. CIty Clerk ______ New or repair, leaky showers our Al-Anon, noon, RolAn Road Seminole Mental Health HULBERT,deceued File Number Florida 32771. The Personal with brick Bar B-Q. Price: specialty, 75 yrs. Exp. s695. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED classified ad to solve it. Try" SERVICES WIt IMITED 24 acre orange grove. wd' well I Convalescent Center, 3 BR, 28, pool, 800, green AAA EMPLOYMENT Si—Household Goods $35,900 with approximately Florida Top Prices Paid HAROLD 0. UHKIG whose ad. New or Old. Small or Large. Tilefloors installed Used,anyconditioflóll8l26 Inside or Outside, Top or on Plumosa Drive. $7,900. S71 ti,.n.i' ..n.. •UiU, JFW A. ' P. N. Greene Florida, Probate Division, the Winter Park, Florida 32790. The OCT11 ....p. p rui,y ISOUR CONCERN 1 BR—$209up. Pool. Adults oniy Waitresses&Cooks partpasture Bottom, We do it All Home Shepherd Church, 5400 Oleander Drive, Orlando. Call EXECUTIVELIVING Free Est S30 1183 altô Realty, Inc., Realtor, Orange repossessed, used very short Ofl Lake Ada. JUst So. of Webuyusedfurniture Mike's Village Restaurant, 1500 , of which is N. Park name and address of th Personal Repair & Remodeling. Fences, IN DBARY- 3.1 with a big I Lake front living Ii avail. in this 62$.1227, ' Avenue, Sanford, Seminole City, 775 7272. time, Original $511, bat. Sill or Aif'pos't PIvd. on 17-92 in 323517ê FURNITURE & THINGS Fi'ench Ave., Sanford 33245S2, Representative's attorney Is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND . roof, carpet, plumb., patio, el, family room. Immaculate 4'3 acre estate. 3BR, 48 w-H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. -431 me. Agent 339 $3S4, Over Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social Sanford. Call SOOS Sanford Ave. 3235670.' County, Florida, 32771. The per. TERRANCE H. DITTMER, of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, I dc. etc. Chances are ii we Inside I top condition outside. guest cottage, fruit trees. DINING ROOM ELEGANCE Clock Repair . 912 FRENCH AVE. Experienced pasteup artist Marinir' Village Sanford 373-6393 sinai representative Of ttti estate Murrah, Doyle, looser and DIn. FLORIDA can't do it no one can 24 hr. Hall. Quiet location yet close to Why buy used? New brand name 192,000. Rig. REAL STATE miser 2 BR, 1 Bath, 1g. covered patio, needed for West Volusla 5 NORMAN N. HULBERT whOW mer, PA., $00 West Morse CASE NO. 7$.'1931CA43-J 377 0771 " Shopping. MidWs. (acfromtM4eaith Dept.) box springs & mattresses at 20 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 1 BR nswIyr.mod.i.à and fenced backyard. EXTRA 290 N. 17.92, Cass.lberry, Fl. Antiques and Modern Furniture. leading Shopper. Must be able GWALTNEY JEWELER isi is in Iilsworttt Road, Boulevard (Post Office Box 1335), FADEL ELIADRAMANY, pcI. above dealers cost. Twin, redecorated,w.w carpet. ' room, EXTRA nIce, EXTRA 53#sao Epsil- Sigma Omicron, 10a.m., home of Mrs. Fred Palmyra, New York, 14532. The Winter Park, Florida 32790. Eve. 165-3Ut One Piece or Houseful. to type. Send resume to 704 S. Park Ave. HOME WITH INCOME P0Plaintiff, full site, queen I king. Jenkins 417W. d St., 3321005 $ MON. TRAINEES liveable. 537,500. _________________________________ name and address of the personal Bridges Antiques, 3732501 DeLand Penny Saver, P.O. 3226509 Wilson, Sanford. speaker Richard Barneti, owner of All persons having claims vs. - '.' TENTIAL- 4 Pdrm., I Bath, Furniture, 70$ F. 25th St. 333Light IuIIng Good with math, must be career The Best Buy in Town — A low ___________________________ _________________________ prmal living room I. din. 0951. fOrth below. required, WITHIN THREE JR. Dressnklng ' THURSDAY, MARCH 2$ 'iS off of total inventory of brand 72"-AUdIOIl All persons having claIms or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP and CAROLAN MAE THOMAS, AIDESL —a' Yard Debris. Trash, den. All recently remodeled. p1oSantAve. SACCY CLERKS 3327917 demands against Sb. estate are THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP new interspning bedding. These - 1, Free income I z.ervlce Iarieskrdtlseu, 14 p.m., DetIfld61*S Walk to shopping, church and ApplianceslMisc. REAL ESTATE ORDERLIES B'ke.ping I accurate typing, ul?erations,Dressrnakinp beds are not damaged or Sanford Court Apts .' required, WITHIN THREE THIS NOTICE, t file with the NOTICIOPSALI REALTOR.372 7193 school. $33,000. 4 pcI. interest to qualified (LOCAL)3-49 S311 Longwood City Hall. Call Thm Anderson at $31 06. fabulous opportunity. $137.33 Upholstery Better Living Cenlerof - Drapes, siconds bul brand new top line MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF clerk of the above court a written NOTICE IS HIREIY GIVEN " buyers. New homes with Energy efficiency sti, mo. to start 2'; PLUS ACRIS PAVED AARP-NART cover.d diub luncheon, noon, Sanford Casselborry. 3295003 bedding sets only I Free local THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF statement of any claIm or demand pursuant to an Order for Judicial ______________________ EXECUTIVE LIVING- 3 ' monthly payments under 5250. for single, many features ROAD FRONTAGE. TALL THIS NOTICE. to fIle with the Painting A, delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur. Civic Center, Spsaker.Mrs. Linda Joyce, Home Health clerk of the above court a written they may hive. Each claIm mUst Sale dated March 3, iSSO, entered Bdrm, 3 Bath. Sunken LR wLow down payments, 327-2211. inclUding attIc.storag,. SMACHINIST $ TREES ON ST. JOHNS niture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Drywall statement of any claim or demand be Inwriting and must Indlcatethe In Civil Case No. 7$-1931.CA.00.J os fireplace. Ceramic tile foyer & PUBLICAUCTIONa __________________________ _________ Sanford ________ Ave. Legal Notice RIVER, SANFORD AREA. Service, Lathe, mill I grinder exp., Sanford. 322.07" Harold Hall basIs for the claim, thl name and the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth _____________________________ hallway. Walk a block to large ____________________ ' Painting by Anthony Corino ESTATE SALE POSSIBLE MARINA SIGHT. UptO$l.00hr, MON., MAR 17, 7 PM. )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls SATURDAY, MARQ1 they may have. Each claim must - dressof ,.c'edI*orIte agent Judicial Circuit In and for s*opping center. CHA, dbIe Used full sIte hotel-motel bed. , lB w.FP, cxc. location. Quality tnt or E.t , pressure 2 $37,500. TERMS AVAILABLE. NOTICE UNDIR be in writing and must indicate the repaired. Res. Comm. I basis for Site claim, the name and or attorney, and she amount SisninoleCiunly, Florida, wherein wage & fencd yard. 1 yr. ding. Very clean, $14.95 ea. pc cleaning. Free Est. 3220011. Solute to the UsMed States variety sh in honor of Only $24000. S LOCAL DRIVERS Semi truck full of storFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Remodel I Additions. -. . ____ aress of His crsitor or , ,int claimed. If the claim is net yet FADE L I LIADRAMANY Is ____ __ .' werranty. si,,00. Nohb's Sanford Furniture Tractor.Trailer eitp. $1.11 hr. + WANTED DeBary Firenen's AuTft1y's 30th Anniversary, 7:30 NOTICE Is hereby Realty, Inc. GONE IN SERVICE OWNER New CalIS3l.599,'0l3S from lots age do., the date when it will become Plaintiff and NORBENT LOWELL Salvage, NATURE LOVERS 1792, So. of Sanford. benefits. Creative Surfaces lic. SAYS SELL 5 ACRES NEAR p.m., 1)sBaxy Firemen's Recreation Hall, 11 Colotnbs or attorney, and the amount doe shall be stated. If the claim is THOMAS, JR. and CAROI.AN undersigned, pursuant to the This lovely estate Is for you. 322-1731, York mc: BR, LR & claImed. If the claim i not yet S DISTRIIUTO$ , "FictitIous Name Statute", speciali:ing in repainting, nt UPSALA TRANSF ER STA. REALTORSMLS Rd., Tickets available *1 the dOOF. Enjoyclean suburban living on Fieldstone IGENERAL LASONEN5$ doe, lb. date when It will become contingent or unhiquidatsd. the MAE THOMAS, ore Defendants, I Chpptsr $10.19, 'Piorida Statutes, DR sets, chests, dress. & ext. wallpaper, wall texing, TION. $3,900 CASH. 'S - • DIALIRS' nature of ISis uncertainty shall hi will sell to the highest and best Mant openings, trainse positIon . ________ 52—Appliances Seminole C.av4$y Celege (*orol FestIval, 7:30 wood staining. Free Est After doe shaH be stated. Wltti claim ii stated. If the claIm Is sicured, His bidder for cash, at public sale. at will re,lster With the Clltt of tIts ers, TV's, misc house. 24 His. 3235774 baths, guest cottage I much avail. Circuit Court, in and for SemInole Ti introdece tee isis AMu. you have called the rest call t 17 LOTS, EXCELLENT AREA ATTENTION! BUILDERS p.m., campus I4ISI*II ('in$gs-, 5 cintingeiit or unhlquIdat.L the security shall ihe described. The the West Door , ,I• more. OnlY $79,900. hold goods, also sealed n$SWI of the unCertainty shall be ______ kerilnois county, Florida County, Florida, usn receipt st ISO Iaor.O.Aaswer I.. ii the best. 662 NEAR SANORA. $3,500 STONE MASONS ed, the claimant shall deliver sufficient Saiifsrd. GIANT OAKS-Rural lakefront Choralhsri and onaèert choirs from Lake Breathy, ''a itt. claim $HOSTESSCASHIENSS MICROWAVE ______ _____ _____ _____ et tiicatien of tlis notice, Florida Fieldstone incllonSysiem... TWs EACH, WITH BUILDERS storage cartons to be f claim to the clerk $5 at 11:11 AM. Sn His 315$ day ____ 3 BR, 2B has 2100 sq ft on Se in charge, sac. opportunIty. Development Opportunity security shall be described. The 5gphsoje bigh schools. Fige _______________________ the fictitious name. to.wit: ".,,, predocs Is tasted $ carrieS a - i.ak. HeI TERMS. Reasonably Priced Push button controls, has caroclaimant shall dollver sufficient istIbiS ISiS Clerk $0 mall ins copy Mardi, 1911, the foilewing COMPANY INC." under width sold unopened. BarPainting a Repair • sattslactle. guarantee. - * Landscaping a Hauling a in -warranty. usel, still to publIc ,. . Personal Repremidative. deWIeI prsparl Sit torte In the ____ frontage. A must see at Waitresses, CooIis caples of the claim to the clerk , vs enmei In business at 1st St. Cxc. potential, use your gains & fun for everyFree Estimates HIGHWAY 1.4 FRONTAGE, 0.. Originally $649, assume pay. All persons interested in the Order fOr JudIcial late, to.wi?: Per Mere Into. $0430011 -. enable the clerk to mall me cepy Dishwashers, Housekaepers w. Higitwey 17.92 ng, - Imagination. 30532216afIer BARY AREA. 15 WOODED Trent Painting I Repair mints of $71 mo. Agent 339. estate to whim a copy Of this one. A. That contract between . M. Howard $wsaert ACRES. $31,500, ssu. Interior& Exterior to Seth personal representative. NeticeofMminlstrationha helm Tamiaml Traii Tours Inc., and ___ 51,On1 H _ BRAND NEW BEAUTYThatlh. Partial iitareoled In STOP IN OR CALL MONDAY ARE YOU FARSIGHTED? FreeE%t 322335$ All persons interested in the mailed are required, WITHIN Nerbirt LmelI Themes, doted (IN) $414115 Ceded Stunning 3BR 21 wplusb Gruonthsg&Boardlng sold business enterprise are as 4 4 4 $VISA—MC$ It so you will recognize the $ ACRES LAKE - FRONT .— 4. Washer repo. GE deluxe model. -' soytceusein -. estate to whom a copy ii this THNUMONTH$OF THE DATE July). 1974 . 4 4. 4 4 4. cptg., brick fireplace, dream Neliceof Administration ha hem OF THE FIRST PUBLfCATION . REALTOR 101.5 potentialIty at theW 6+ acres ROLLING HILLS, NICELY _____ ______ Painting& Remodeling -. Sold orig. 1109.35, used short _______________________ _____ CASH DOOR PRIZE FICTIYIOU$NAMI$TATUTS __________________ ____ S. That contract between tohhj,is: kit & hugs bdrms on 1g., treed' mailed are requIred, Animal Haven Grooming & IsbiriS Molkwi, on the beautiful Wekiva River _____ nt The . WOODED. VOLUSIA IvsN$4Ne NOTICE UNDER FREE ESTIMATES. time. Sal. $159.14 or $19.35 mo. Nitice is eterew gtein test WITHIN OF THIS NOTICE, to file any Spitted I... Thomas lo$forSlC,900II THREE MONTHS PROM THE , Boarding Keonels. Thermo. - $ecrslary.Trem. R 16. Only $110,000. . . COUNTY. $21,500. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Call anytime 349 5259 - Agent. 339-liel. undssigMd, powsvsat Ic the may lOve ma, Western Union CSANFORD AUCTION stat controled heat, off floor _________________________ NOTlCIloiter.bvlivem Nut the DATE OF NEW LISTING "plc$I,i.us Name Statute", THE FIRST challenges HOME OR BUSINESS— Extra KENMORE WASHER - Parts, THIS ____ the validity of His pefly,enlhIIedA,emcyAVeemwt, Sleeping hoses. We cater to Pr.sIdsnt II ACRES HEAVILY WOODED c.—aer ierae isrtda IsaMes, vndersigeed,'pursvont 5 the P'SLICATION OF ly located. 4 BR, 25 1215 S. French dacedent'$ Will, tee quslilicatleno dated July large 31R home w.eat in sit.4 STEMPER AGENCY Service. Used Machines. - YOUr pet. 322.1132. ____ Dated ceunty os LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA *111 regisler with the Clerk it the "Fictitious Name Statute", NOTICE, to file pey •. plan home is-pool. hotogphy ' new paint Inside ii out, & (Hwy. 17.92) MOONEY APPLIANCES prtea statutee. sheymayhaveshufchalllngestbs ofte5Pefle.siIepree$iv.,or ______ C. That oral lease between Seminole. state of Fleride. teis COUNTY, EXTRA SCENIC. with.in walking *saen— G.er REALTOR 322.495) . the venue or luriedictien of the Neibsit Lemil Themas, Jr. and ______ cuit fenced corner lot. only J ______ _____ ____ ______ Stod, p.rrnon.nt, 323-007 voludily lithe decadent's will, the day of Fihfli0i)? INS. 323-7340 ____wistt ___ ________ pursuant to 156.900. IIICStO$CIIQOI5& thoPpitis. cesWt, Florida. ison____ secelgi of wit rjste' ; US MULTiPLE LISTINOSERVICE Earl NIaginbuiliam. 537,50011 _____ _____ Wedding photography by John I$ou.CIs.nlng , PublIsh Mardi 2. 15 14. 3I INS esI for itt. crowIng family. pgeI of pihllca$Ien ii 11*15 sulge, CircuS can,,, in nt sir liminess anallllcatle.us • frost free. 16 Cu ft Ref. repo. All. D1 Su. Dds.d 4 Cullum, Free engagement OST.117 Eves: 349-5100.3321919. 3234302 SI ACRES NICELY WOODED the fictltieu5 name. te.wit: CaM,)?. Fiends. spin nscelpt of Orig. $53, now $301 or $19 me. position for quaIifi.d EXECUTIVE ADDRESS (gr this is 1115 VIflUI of OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED premloesiscaleditllllesth Perk _________________ photos or color SilO. 323 5250. LAKE FRONT, LAKE e et pnntieatien ot tiiio .s5l,HousewlvesCieanlng Service Agent 339-0351 "CITRUS COUNTRY - TOYOTA" WILL, II FOREVER BARRED. Avine, $a - NEW I,l$T1NG . newly built 3BR, 35 w.7214 sq AU. CLAIMS, D(MA$D$, HELEN AREA. $50,000. Personalized, last, dependable Geneva. S acres cleared wpofld under which It Is araied in. tee ktatsus name Se-wit: PTA Dale of his lirol publicolhin of 5$ Elm Ave. Don't miss this •, Inter-corn., solarium & 0. That porsansi prepertt . .. pii'i ine.s at 1311 NilliWay 174L ADVIITIIING under whlØl it is OSJICTION$ NOT 10 FILED • I? Regular or I time basis I well, ideal for mobile 5. comp. . ii 5 51, I fireplace on is Mnlslai by The Weelern Union psi. ooóe 53-1V. RadiStereo WILL 01 FOREVER RARNID. _____ enBae to Issiness at W.dowashwindows $21,000. nt.a Florid,. medslsd Tolairagh CStepInY described a 1$. SlitilO. ' . _____ helm., ig. LR, DL ":" •. ;;iis 111* day II MaI$dsd. Wvs5$ed. w.esaumaøie . BARROW'S WELDING NOSl.1: saris o. U.WI, . , INS. ___ Good wog.s OvId bn.fit podiog& TELEVISION L.kMaryjacresl.agri.P1IWV CHECK THIS PRICEI 2:stOrv, as Penanal NppnssatIw ns.idbvsinean$eIpdelloa$ Florida.. 5.15 KIN TIles - ,.of Iapct. SERVICE N. Iltdhert .. RCA color console 25", sold new Hoiia lflI'vsnli That *5 4rNrIIen lMaJe.Jsd NS L .'. room for country home. 9.1$' n$' Oulie sign 3 BR, 1% I home w car. sNows: i : As P1111001 Rresentoflvs- over $700. Balance due S173.00 321-0517 CITRUS COUNTRY TOYOTA. -. .M SiW.15MIMM aslirpnis. -, 3. A Custemer *Iti. Dash SEAT THE HIGH CT 52. NINA K. UNRIG, Docoesed $2 porches on corner of the Islafe -• or take over my payments Log CuStom built utility & boat . a,., I Man, quility operation Apply in prson. p. -,I .' AI$5IV * PerilmIl & A Time im.$3LsS011 OFNOUING INC. _____ ______ wois 517.00month. _____ ____ Still in trailers, truck racks 1. misc. $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, C.T.D. ARTU1LhN I Pa & bedy shOp fOf sale or I , A Tpr. s, - ratl: lIsted a 5 unit income *ahemMlllnori. 9 _____ tSa4id - -. warranty. Will deliver. Call repairs. etc. Wayne Seal. 327)321 Mlvii Ainthuarl, It's a great "On'. I lease wi PR iot. ac y.H. OIYTMIR of W DATED SM RN dsv of Mardi, I CUSTOM SUILT SY OWNERI SEIGLER REALTY President ATTORNEY FOR PISIONAL M2-5394. ______ OwinerwlllIisIdmte,ChfOrI PIIIIdaW ' iNS. - .Di5. sMear Ioflevingana,PflCed I 3IR,25w.3500eqftof 1 8O As,. 5:00 P. PRl$SNTATIVI: ____- I ______ A115st BROKER oil details. P I 51w carpeting kit I I I thAt,) Quality features on bisutiful i 11W. $ Color TV's I -anrp - J0$BPH 10. MURASKO ' - ARTHUR II. BECEWITh 2439$. Myrtle Ave owns. snake it easy tof' I * West Mliii S5IJISIflSII 143*135 cornet lOt. lelow cost I I Also Stereos. Reasonable r,.Tr._. Fed OMee Oriw 110 r Into immediately. i ALL FLORIDA REALTY ____________ P.O. aea isa 'Clerk of CircuS Court ____ ____ ____ '____ at 576.11011 . 323-4470 County st -Orlando Sanford PIsVMe 1 ___ I , i _______Pens - WCr ?art.-rtortda - - - - CIIW?d$ PREiTOR1 327-157? i is,'- Hall- t--Frlda. .-.ft - i& MPMIOØd: REALLY WANT TO , )2l-0ea 11V of PIbrwavy, ills. __ ____ Oepuf p Good used TV'S. 523$ up T.ft*s, j. : (355) 411*1 309$ ina Dr. of P*lIi'V. I Puhl* Marl, , 2544$. French Ave. 332-01J; SILL YOUR HOUSE, CALL I or Publish Mardi 5, I, $4, MILLERS Publim Mardi 5, 14, INS PehIim Mar. s, $0, 1501 ... -______ ______ __________ ___________________ Mirth *,L '4, ii, INS D1TR nn. in-o?n. msrn $19 Orlando Dr. Ph. 3324217 Dlv-. 3$77l. WI NAVE IUYEI$l DIva BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 7610 Sanford Ave. 3210759 -W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC IOYW.Commercial Phone 322 7881. Sanford -.__________ Inc., ' Realtors _____________________ _______________________ FHAVA.FHA23S&245 FosSal. CROC!ETT _____________________ Clerk of Circuit Court Telephone: (305) 614.950) Longwood, Florida, and may be _________________________ am. & 4:30 p.m. by March E.AltamonteOr. M. tjnsworth Realty Sanford? BR, 2Ba, appro. 1,000 339-0500- - Beach front house let DeptWV tl ________________ _____ - ________ Home, single or double wide. ___________________________ _________________________ MULTIPLE L ISTING REALTOR FIREWOOD _____ _______ __________ - __________ - _ __________________________ ,, * * * * * * * * ______________ 1 + acre. 3 over sized bdrms., 2 _________ ______ ____ gorgeous 297 _____ deep l9 w100' One entire block 3.RMOI on . N 1Z $ _ __ W _____ GENAL FACIORY HELP - ___ * * * * * * * * ______________ ___ __ ____ I __ ..,.,,.!.!!!a_______. I CROCUTT 9I ___________ 9 ii ..,, ____ ____ ___ ___ __________ _______ ______ i _____________ ::. .--- 1 . _____ ". '-; ..... - c,-'- - .- __ _____ - . ________ - _ . ____ ____ . _____ tYouBusiness.,.tIII 32226fl 83-9993 II _____ . . -, ; 'i ','*L.? ii'-'-, 't-.n' - . t. S - ____(----__"_____ ----w-.- 5 .'I -------- P -.---,---- JL s.~Jt" ' �.. - - 55—Ev.nln Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 16, 960 .. .. . - - - • .. rp - pP- AREA BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT L.A. Becomes VietsHaven For JobleS's BUSINESS IN BRIEF Emergency Loans Available For Seminole County Farms j Viet Cong. A year ago Lang Phan and escape the Hos Phung, hating life in Communist Vietnam, joined the exodus of the boat people. Tâday all three, and hundreds of fellow boat people and Indochinese refugees, are building computer components. a happy coincidence that is helping solve two California economic problems at once: —Finding jobs for the Vietnamese refugees who have choset to live in California In disproportionate numbers; —And filling a shortage of thousands of workers in the state's booming computer and electronic manufacturing industry. Refugee-welfare workers and the electronics industry have discovered each other to mutual delight, sending hundreds of Southeast Asia refugees into the computerbuilding business. "They are line workers, very initiative-oriented, and will learn anything required of them," said Jerry Ringer of Cubic Corporation of San Diego. Cubic has four Vietnamese women and a Laotian man, three of them boat people who escaped Southeast Asia last year, on just one project. "They're assembling a defense project, a training simulator system for missile recovery boat crews. Their supervisor says supergood workers" Among themare Mrs. Phon, 33,a former elementary school teacher who spent eight days in a boat that drifted to Thailand, and Miss Phung, 23, who was at sea for five days before reaching Malaysia. "There was a 40 percent chance we would the in the boat," she said recently, "but we all felt the Communists were going to kill us for sure anyway." Throughout the industry, supervisors and employers say the refugees seem unusually suited to the demanding nature of building computer and other electronic equipment. The work requires positioning and fixing very small components on circult boards, each in its exact place, repeating the samr e steps over and over again for hours. manual dexterity, concentration and patience,' *I said Barbara Branyan, job developer for the San Diego County W If Do tin "A lot of electronic companies have given up in frustration .. , sit stui on cauc can't hane handletiny pieces and can't for 10 minutes.' "In two years our Indochinese Orientation and Employinent group has co.npleted training 281 of the 312 San Diego refugees who enrolled ma basic electronic skills course and all of them welfare worker said. founda ,'s p "I would guess that just as many got jobs on their own, usually by enrolling themselves in one of the private training courses. The electronics industry in San Diego is expanding so Sanford Mayor Mayor Lee Moore (right) cuts the Janice Springfield, owner Hilda Klassan,ribbon to open the Klassen Travel Agency, 107 manager-agent Tevor Morley (with daughter W. First St., Sanford, while (from left) Greater Jennifer) and other guests look on. Sanford Chamber of Commerce President Raborn Attends Program M.L. "Sonny" Raborn, a member of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, attended the March 2 to S Realtors Institute, a week-long education program conducted by the Florida Association of Realtors. Raborn is owner of Raborn Realty. Rich Plan of Florida Director of Marketing Dale Coffman (left) and company President W. E. Adamson prepare for a recent statewide conference the Sanford company gave at the Sanford Civic Center. Located on Magnolia Avenue, the company welcomed more than 120 salesmen from throughout the state. A faculty of 20 instructors conducted the Orlando classes in real estate fundamentals, legal aspects, economics, listing and selling, finance, advertising, construction, condominiums, taxes, appraising, office management, investment, exchanging, syndication, communication, and property management. Instructors came from three states and 11 Florida communities. Murray On Cardinal Team Patrick J. Murray, formerly associated with Juvenile Services in Seminole County, has been appointed to the staff of the Land Acquisition Department of Cardinal Industries, Inc., a Sanford-based producer of factory-built modular apartments and motel units. Murray, a native of Wexford, Ireland, was also , ' -. -. . ,.-.- • ' 'I- a ey,.on. RobertO. '• In-law of Juanita B. McCord and the late Clarence E. McCord of Sanford, - has been %r. - - associated previously with the Kathleen Anderson Foundation, a workshop for handicapped adults of Seminole County. Murray, educated at St. Peters College in Wexford and the Catholic Communication Center In Dublin, Ireland, has also been a Catholic elected of ie (NYSE) by its !ts!! directors. nouncement wu made by Thomas P. Howe,, Escondido, a short two minutes walk from Altamonte Mall, is selling almost faster than it can be built. The new community consists of two and three bedroom adult condominiums. The first phase of 60 units was virtually gone before the grand opening. The builders, Residential Cornmutdtles of America has already accepted ndeposits on the second phase of 59 units that just began construction. Work is going rapidly ahead on the clubhouse, pool, whirlpool, lighted tennis courts and lighted promenade around the landscaped pond. ssst. $snarst, sisng, I.dsnhIst Classes begin soon for nest slate contractors lists. Our student passing ale is hltsst In Florida I For course Uonnafton, local references. hiS disolis. COntOC?: Dosh Joins Continental N. — complex will have two bedrooms and two bath. and will feature such amenities as space. efficient kitchens and large balconies. P.O. box 717. lS3ONE2ndStr.t Ooinssvtle. FL 32602 (904) 376.5020/377-5583 won 96 awa'ds In th. to M'sa' "Addy" awards Adwitiulag U)IU()IUthefl 01 the Greater Fderatloa. Competing In 17 categorIes, 0eg .iroima$siy * entries, the aswepspsr, magnd, SsIs,Iisu and radio 01111011111111rdfils garnered a a 11, &d1lillim saves and 1kwp aos kwrs, man thus escondace advertiser rapiuuud is the arsa.wide siagle any are part 01 the lak heeg csus psay's statewide Ma1Ii canalg, wars a' aid prôdso.d tr Backan *.ug of NWNLI chdv* and Inter an adelin In tnittw InveIwW oi& .We. ad atuey b' am nmft in am top am M60 %" W conclude with the regI4 Florida, iLèiit jg You'll Ewr Need." 't "All The .- Morels.) kesoit TIPS r - ___ — a • - • . Girl Scout Troop 333, demonstrates -— ' Michelle Norman Dee Dee Howland -- - •- ... ' .. '-..... " . . — .. . April Vanscoder and Becky Norman. ' .., • Jazz Ensemble To Men Herald Photos by Tom Netsel -- Perform Sickle CollSeminar Set A two-day seminar on Sickle Cell Disease, presented by the U.S. Public Health Service and National Institute for Health , will be held March 24-2Sat the University of Central help them with their Sewing Badge by taking them to a fabric store and helping them with their projects. This past week was National Girl Scout Week and thousands of young women all over the country were doing similar things as part of the on-going Girl Scout movement. Women leaders helping young girls in numerous scouting activities and not a man in sight. Right? Wrong I So Elalne Howland is one of the co-leaders of Troop 33 in Sanford. The other co-leader is Bill Rowland, her husband. Rowland has been associated with the Girl Scouts for three years but "this is my first year as an active male member of the Girl Scouts," he said. Many people have the mistaken belief that the Girl Scouts is strictly a female organization and no men need apply, but this is not the case. "We need more men in the Girl Scout organization." said Rowland. "We need men to give the male Ideas of how something is done." There are many ways in which men can help In the Girl Scouts. On camping trips It helps to have men for security in the campgrounds. Men ar used as rangers in the Girl Scout camps. Many men handle the publicity and public relation chores, explained the Rowlands, but the primary need is for men to help with the weekly meetings of the troops. Biology Building. Sessions will end at 5 p.m. both days. For additional information contact the UCF College 01 Extended Studies, at (305) 275-2123. A registration fee of $6 will cover both days. Th. Classroom' SPICE (Seminole Parents Involved in Children's Education) will meet March 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Westmonte Recreation Center, Spring Oaks, in Altamonte Springs, The speaker will be Julian Norman who is a teacher and PREP coordinator at Casselberry Elementary School. His topic will be "Love In The Classroom." The public is in. vited. En Ori flrIntnHnn - -entation Offered - "I lit •• - . .", - •.: - .•. .•. . ... - • ..-. " '"T - '• • - - i-.. built] a fire. "Whenever %%e go CMlll)ulg lie builds the - firesand all,"said one of the girls. "but he makes us do a lot of the dirty work." In the Sanford, lAike Mary nd Paola area there are 73 women volunteer a dults connected with the (un Scouts nd tl • - a a trainers who teach other adults basic scouting skills • • -'. - . -- -. . • . '• -. ' ,. - '- •. - - City - . ' 4I._ - -, -• .' • Seoul leaders and how to forin scouting prograins, but the biggest need is for additional leaders, said the ". • -.-._ . 1 - . • , -• ' - - • ______________________________ • - - - - 't Mechanized horse walker was we mbblien for an .M4ukIsued horse" T"" • - - • -• •• • 1.- • - ' , •- - • ' •• Rowlands. They estimate between 75 and 100 girls in the Sanford, Lake Mary and Paola area would like to join the 44' Girl Scouts but can not for lack of adult volunteers. The troops meet once i week at their leader's home for a couple of hours and are usually kept busy with one of the hundred.s of activities that can be found In the scouting program. It can be time consuming for the leader, but as Rowland said, "The troop gets out whatever the troop leader puts in." liefore the girls can do anything, he said, they need that adult volunteer, male or female, who is willing to in vest some time and effort to help get a scouting program started in their neighborhood, or to keep an established troop going. "This is what it takes," lie said. "You have to have that leadership." Elaine Rowland, co-leader of Girl Scout 'fl'p :133, helps Dee Dee Howland with it sewin g t' ro4ect • "We're looking for leaders," said Rowland, as the girls in his troop continued with the dinner in the kit. chen. "We've got girls but we need leaders. We want 7 Longwood. Prices for a good Arabian can start around $1,500 and go up toward $10,000 and higher if it is a champion. With the cost of feed and keeping a horse so high these days, It can be a good Investment, "It doesn't make sense to buy a crummy horse," said Boetto. He explained that by buying a good horse, he can be trained and ridden and should the owner decide to sell him at a later date It is possible to get a good price for it in return. A "crummy horse" can be much more expensive in the long run and much more difficult to sell. Some of the specialized equipment used to train the horses may not be familiar to people not working with horses and a humorous episode resulted when a woman mistook an electric horse walker for something else, The hones are often exercised by an electric wafter, several long poles extending spoke-like from a motor, which turns and walks the horses in a circle, A woman came to the Boetto's door one day and asked to buy Mystified by her request they asked what made her think they had cane syrup for sale. She said she saw their horse operating the sugar cane crusher, not realizing she had mistaken the horse walker for an old-fashlbned, horse. operated cane peels. Owning horses, especially purebreds that must be kept In first-class shape, is a lull time job that requires a lot of hard work but ills work that Miss Boetto enjoys. "It beats working In an office." Ehe !a!d. —TOM NETS!!! • 7'- _ k•' The Arabians are believed to be the oldest breed of horse from which all other breeds developed, said Miss Boetto, and large numbers of them are raised in Egypt, Poland and Russia, It Is also a popular breed in the United States because It Is such a versatile horse. They can be trained as jumpers, to pull a cart, or ridden with the English or Western saddle. Their gentle disposition also makes them a good first horse, she said. The horse is also popular in Florida and the Arabian horse Association of Florida Is the largest organization for owners of pure-bred horses In the state. Buetto is the state president and the family is also active in the Orlando Arabian Horse Club which meets on the first Monday of the month at the First Federal Savings and Than in some cane syrup. - such as cooking out-of-doors, how to safely handle knives and luitchets, knots and ecoloy. One man handles the area newsletter and taties care of I1IY t'orrCSjX)tI(lt'flce. /triOtllt!r trains adults how to be . It Beats Working In An Office • '- Iwople to know that there are people working with the girls but we neeti support from all over, not just from girls and women." .. I. ltisbafl(ls and wives make . a good team, he saul I or not much of a leader in ( ooking or Sewing Badges but there is ,a place in it for inen." An ywhere girls go there is always the need for a cole.oler, another adult to keep an eye on things and to [tell) Itid. l'SIk'CiilllY tIll trips," said Mrs. Rowland, ., mit person .,I e'.- ers thing and still properly t.rru not no supervise a group of girls." flow l'tmi IS 'I hi' ii 'I) %%henever the girls ,O 011 ruiui )in' trilxs or wantt learn "•b k— always wanted a horse when I was a little girl and I got Boetto, "but It's really expanded now." She has grown from a little girl who wanted a horse into an one," said Laura Boe tto. In fact, she and her parents now own 14 Arabian horses and experienced horse trainer who spends many of her weekends breed, train and sell the animals at their Longwood home on at horse shows around the state. The last two weekends were spent in Miami and this Lazy Acres ,Lane. Dominic and Eunice Boetto moved here from Missouri nine weekend she will participate in a large show in Ocala. This years ago and decided to raise Arabians. Many other people on exposure helps sales and stud fees. '-'I take the horses to horse shows and people see them," she said, "especially if you're Lazy Acres Lane now own horses as well, "There wasn't much here when we moved heft" said MISS winning." • Scouts G' ,, .p - slumber party for that evening. The next day E aine Rowland, one of the troop's co-leaders, was going to Florida, Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. March 24 In the UCF 'Love 'In I In By TOM NETSEL The Altamonte Springs Community Jazz Ensemble will be performing the third in a series of concerts at the Eastmonte Civic Center, March 16, at 7p.m. The concert is free and open to the public. I Nee d ed Herald Staff Writer It was easy to tell where the girls were; their voices carried all over the house. . sour girls T even Girt Scouts — are in the When kitchen preparing dinner, the noise level is bound to rise to a dull roar. . .eral o the girls o Troop 333 were at the home of their leaders working on their Cooking Badge. They I A IiO plan ,Ithe minu, buy I ,ulC I twuu, I prepare the I food ,iau and wash the dishes. 'And we have to eat it," added Michelle Norman one of the scouts The girls were having a good time and had planned a Phons_ • . knot tying to, from left, , Nirns_- - I I • I J t i o Bill Rowland, co-leader . . . We Care will start the next set of orientation sessions on March 18, at Good Shepherd Church, 5400 Orlando Drive Orlando. We Care is a 7 day, 24-hour, Crisis Intervention-Suicide prevention Center. Ile orientation sessions are open to all who are interested. Anyone may attend one or more of the sessions without obliRation. For information call 628-1227. ToThsEvsninHsreId : %. - : &.sRig 0L u 1*1rong ht? a man :n A rPh..M.riysEscai. __ - (I -. I scouting 9 activities — and not t -' a, brAmbdiL si)ieaiad01hea±±Ifheorshsis Gin ,amamed is nuiss. dudMouddysor,isuota tilled to the hjt u — riij_. d ried to a nqu-rUiisg't alien. An Ii. of (s). gr4 dividual who Is hg.Uy aspirated or triçig S muld Ierd or auI1.dcd,øsn b onis co dsrsdmanMdevus *No i M. V .ouarrled, Is not a d;(b)aayrnIMsdpersouf or or hsrapewed*esoiruig - -.;.. : , We Care Begins Orientation $1300 biAVf 's 4' Mi1l (stir , whom the qualifying Individual is entitled to a deduction for an exemption, unless the Widows, widowers and heads of households deduction arises from a multiple support c take agreement. He or she must also furnish mote miss. . all of the cost of maintaining - the hombdi Widowsorwidowerecan continue topsy the UNIIWIIId taxpayer Is also a head 01 rats, applying to joint returns for two years if he 0einaIfl1athsforhi$cthar the h0Sh01 after their spotus's death, according to th er or father, or both, a household which Is Commerce Clearing Home, a tax reporting mo . their home even though the taxpayer lives authority elsewbire. However, at least ow 01 the parents mist have lass than $1,560 gross In. Heads 01 households pay on a schedule of rates that Vs epprosimatuly midway between come, and the taxpayer must have citribsted those 01 an Individual filing i separat. ret urn over one-half d that parent's sUpport. ad a married cowls filing a joint return. A married Individual who lI.* apart from An vomwrlsd widiw or widolers whose ide or her spouse diving the entire tax year I'°" hsa4othoiashold statue If be spews died is IITI or 07$ aid who maintains a or she flies a asisrats Income tax ren,. ildastheprIncipelpIaoe01she4so1a ikp M or Mapebild will be tsesd on 'nalMains a home which for more than maosa hoIf01 taxable year Is thsuiscips1pIses 1kasmsa es 01 ebodo of a dependent son, dangider, step. risd ousplo If at _ a, ___ga,jIy, ___ son, or stepdaughter, for which 11 Individual ciupis VN i1111i4 to esiltied to a ibpond**cy .w'tthia,,ad il -• *I • fwbes man 1 islf 01 lbs I 01 , apucwuii leaders helping young girls In A ç,j p Mid-Florida Council on Adoptable Children (COAC) will hold an orgainzational meeting at 7:30 p.m. on March 20, at 941 West Morse Boulevard, Winter Park. Adoptive parents, those seeking to adopt and citizen advocates interested in identifying and removing barriers to adoption are invited. For information about COAC telephone 305) 647-5000. Trainer: Opui Msrck ._._•.. National Gl I Scout W k — women Owning Horses Is A Full Time Job ___________________________________ - - Thisast p week was - '• 4 For information on GED's free study program, call the college. DAVI SUStW$ 90"M OF OONITWJOUOH, SIC. Special Guidelines Assist CaLekdtLkeCilLkAgi8 adieu 1* (be Cueiq He*a&LI Widows, House Heads TAX I To Form . ,. The GED tests leading to a Florida High School diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College on March 24 24 and 26. GED Test Orientation will be held on March 20 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" CONTRACTORS EXAM (EditsVsseIeThskthethIrdMasedssaf five __articles designed t __ i01R fliers deal with chgea in federal Iiosme tax law affective for 1*7*. This feature appears * the besiess pege each Ney in • zwu Escondido Condos Sell Fast The Deltoan Corp. Is now marketing the 240. unit Lakeside Condominium (above) in Deltona. Apartments in the condominium • i priest In England, Ireland and Florida. Robert N. Dosh has been promoted to vice president of Continental Resources Co. (CRC) in Winter Park. Announcement of Dash's promotion was made by Kenneth L. Lay, president of CRC. Formerly director of administration, Dosh will continue to be responsible for the company's administrative services department and will also have responsibility for the company's human resources department. Dosh joined Continental Resources (then Florida Gas Co.) as safety coordinator in 1967. He was named manager of land development In 1* and became vice president of Florida Land Co., a subsidiary, later that year. He was named special project representative in 1974, and became dIrector of administration In 1*71. 'Adop t ion' Group r steadily there is never any problem in finding these people jobs if they finish the training. A Vietnamese prefer live in California anu this n. uuitiy Is them off welfare. no boat people move Into bottom level assembly jobs that pay about $7,500 to $10,000 a year. A number of the earlier arrivals have now worked their way to advanced positions. Tran, 30, a former Air Force maintenance officer who is working on an electrical engineering degree at night, has been with c for four yew s and Is senior technician In defense division. Senior technical jobs pay $12,000 to $18,000 a Yew. "This Is good work for us because it does not require much speaking English," Tran said, "Most Vietnamese have good educations In mathematics, and we have small hands for in. tricate work." "This is essy work for us to do," said Miss Phung. I'Viet. namese learn skill with the hands as children." Robert Lewis, employment developer with the International Rescue Committee of Los Angeles, said he placed 75 vlet. namsse In electronic technology jobs In just three months.' •: West Volusia Stamp Club will present a stamp exhibit Saturday, March 22, featuring ,The many facets of stamp collecting" from stampless covers to world wide collections, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Jane Murray Hall of the First Congregational Church, 201 W. University Ave., Orange City. t A swap table to swap off duplicates will be an added at. traction. Information on how to start stamp collection will be available. Stamps will be identified and questions answered. Collectors and would-be-collectors are welcome. Admission is free "They have . -"-- Facets Or£ Stamp Collecting they are purposes. F'sgi'p Benha' "NoV4gta" advertising csmpel " !%Iubs Exhibit Features Many They reflect from March 2 to 4. Farmers and ranchers in the county who sustained production or physical losses as a result of the severe weather may be eligible to receive an emergency loan from the Farmers Home Administration. Those who have not received an emergency loan to assist them in recovering from their loss resulting from this disaster, may apply for such a loan at the Farmers Home Administration office located at Lakeview Plaza, 314 E. Commercial, (P.O. Box 1448) Sanford, before the close of business on Dec. 11, for physical and production losses. Individual examination will be made of each application to determine the type of emergency loan benefits for which the applicant is eligible. Farm emergency loans may include funds to repair or restore damaged farm property as well as reimburse applicants for expenses already Incurred for such Flagship Ads Gain Honors rief Iy Sunday, March 16,1980.—IC LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Eight years ago South Vietnamese of damages and losses caused by extremely low temperatures, freeze, heavy frost and wind damage Net sales of Steroid Bros. Stores Inc., for February were $3,162,451, reflecting a $106,001 or 096 percent Increase over sales of $2,174,417 recorded In February W year. Sales for the fiscal year, ended Feb. 96, were $41,15704, an Increase of $2,996,717 or 047 percent over sales of $45,961,717 for the prior fIscal year ended Feb. 96, M. The Rpm repo" tbstg1i,tvolwneovsrforthe mouth of February and $40,117,904 r.IaIaiaIs the hLgIt fiscal year vlwi1, awIng the hIst'y of the *1. year-old company, according to C.A. Terrell, chairman and sident. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, All, F, r. Ti Tunn Trnn was rnmblin for a helicopter to The Farmers Home Administration Is now making emergency loans In Seminole County, according to Farmers Home Administration State Director Michael R. Hightower. Seminole has been designated because Sterchi Stores Set Mark OURSELVES 1 •,..,.4& - 'U ••_.. • /' #. •, - -. • 'I • . , ' 1 . •• ,- ,. . • - • t • - •. '•; •'. ' • • e.•. - •' •, ,. ., '• - • '.' .,• - . • I - •-• Laura Boetto readies prized Arabian stallion for workout, �- 2C-Evening Harald, Sanford, FL Evening Sunday, March 16, 1910 da y, March 16, 1910-3C Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sun ff ______________________________ '. . 14 I. - 1L - hanks ...but th II was rough C - going for Erica : , . 1 birth js , I ". 1_ .r-f, i1iLI/b• ~~-:i4' fJ.1 .1:!,i..i ' - ' I jA \ F 'bar I -, I- (upper I r, F \t a Greater '. merce, center Ballet Guild of San- flight photo shows n Clontz, fr m left. :::: Monserr3t and Gall Stewart pausing .. ____ ~ . . ' . .1 . I I :_ ) .riil.11~4`10 / __ i. -' 4 I ,.,I - - ' ' _1.~I -A ir- 1 *~_% I .. I I ,11N; L 11 ,_,!` __ good sorority friends who have come to the rescue - of Sanford, to help defray existing and future medical a ' . . - I .! . I I . J I. . '! i ': .. I •1 ;. 4 I * _-M~ 'L . _____ . : . ______ 'Wr . .. I . r w ,J_ - _________ i / , -1 opening of the Ballet ' -• , ,I A U- - '7 : 11 DORIS .0 AF*' 'A DIETRICH I or %. I - . . )URSELVES ,6 , it -,~ ; Editor • I 1 .4 1 And now the talented artist - while Irene was outfit and a real short hairdo, also showed up at the concert er mother, who was so is painting still another impressed with the per. colorful mural on the east formance that she wants Nora Gordon was therewith about two weeks. ribbon cutting SW11180red by and Mrs. Curtis Van Dyke and Fourteen members of the I Choir at the American Choral Directors Association Southern Division Convention In Knowville, Concert A . I - -e. - . ; . . Easy to be r-'C'1 panties & `,",' . CleOPhus Doster served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Dennis White, Fred Alexander, Robert Hooks, Curtiss Parker, Terone Smith and Thomas Bivings Jodee Eaton and Monica Pedeacleaux were flower girls and Randolph Wilson was fingbearer. Following a receptIon in the Church fellowship hall and brief trip the couple will reside in Fairfield, Calif. :. Ii.'- . Jean Moreau and Margaret prefers the self-contained Dunn, co-hostesses, at the needlepoint base for most Moreau home. arrangements. A brief business session was Balance is most important in flower arranging and One Marian Ann pay, daughter the fall semester at Evangel College, Springfield, Mo. Marian, a 1978 graduate of AntilleY, President, by Ow talk and demonstration shape ( bRIMced by a round The n w e SIi fr au WESTERN '"v' GUARANTEED ,-. rom the , ied Gett g OFF Li Al ' ld I8IIIChFTIthT,,IJ di t1w HwaW offim jo aD. . Sizes S-i Narrow & MedIum S . . W an appolownem . . 28". 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George Robinson, living In Sanford, and a sister, Virgi nia Monday li ving in DeBary. Bland doesn't talk much about his war wounds, but they are wi th him for life, including the brain tumor . • N.%, .• a SPECIAL PERM rens sizes ssorte colors. REG. 89' - .. 4 98 With Bland worked for General Motors In Flint, Mich. prior to the crippling brain surgery. He is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars a lif e member of Disabled American Veterans and past commander of the Seminole county Chapter, 428 Military Order of the Purple Heart. He was also awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry. Mid h..l slant, . 4 1001 319 10 48 Reg they saw and decided the Sanford area would be a good place to live, he said. His wife has two brothers, John Robinson and " .-~ " men's. ladies',8 TONIC 59 I-POA '• 200 TABLETS Bland and his wife, Helen, have lived in Sanford for about five years. They vacationed here, liked what frOflt, 0. • .. r __ surgery. Pr.ffeiV Fi4...e. .!, SANDALS tabs Reg 5 79 - 399 now" i ' ZO - 418(al 00 100 tabs. Reg. 5.99 good meal." As the national director, Bland siaid his job would be to "Put a news bulletin out" from his Sanford home. Is the disabled veteran looking forward to another reunion any time soon? "Absolutely!" he said. Ile next one will also be in the state of Florida. It is in the hands of the committee . • 3 3 Everybody had a wonderful time," he added. "The Cavalier put themselves out to furnish everybody a iinery . . talking about old Umes," he sa.ld. '1 6 I J# COOru,fla,e Wivri ,,. S £ 500 mg highlight was getting to see each other -people you fought with - people you haven't seen for years - FRENCH TERGAL SHEERS % Chewable 100 tabs ____ FRUT PAK C cry from the beach battlefield -the last time many of the soldiers had seen each other until their arrival in Sanford. Bland was elected national director of the Anzio veterans and Francis Tobin, also of Sanford, was elected national secretary-treasurer. According to Bland, 150 atte nded the reunion. "The " ,4 Jfj4.j_ it _ 219 Chewable. 100. 250 mg. Req. 3.39 The laughter, fellowship and hospitality was a far p- 9 volt size for calculators, REG $1 99 69" N___ Mineraltonic 100 In recent years, Bland began nirganizing the Anzio Beachhead Veterans of World War 11 who convened in Sanford this month at the Cavalier Motor Inn. ''1 FOR ~ 39 - soil." 1. DURACELL ALKALINE 29 & Johnson. Medium PLUS IRON 250's division to make contact with the enemy on foreign see the form you are creating. a.) '' I 4 Reg. divisions. We had more combat time than any division (in World War II) and we were the first 14ARVA HAWKINS 1. ' , ON 55 PLUS IRON 100$ "They called us the father and mother of all other MR. AND MRS. ALFRED E. ROBERTS The bride is a phlebotomist lab assistant at HOSPIWI Medical Center, Oakland, Calif., and the groom is a , Flight Engineer on C-141 Jet Aircraft, Travis AFB, call1f. - , 'r TREATS 2 Speaking of the First Armored Division, he said. I -I . ,. .' / Il/I ficers were always getting wounded or killed. . c " bristles. LIMIT 2 MILY FORMULA MULTI-VITAMINS seems was always having to e over in combat." He added that his commanding of- ~ I I I / !_ . But he was not always a lieutenant. "I got a combat I , .. .,..•:.• ---. IuaI ' 6 oz assorted fragrances REG 55' EA LIMIT 3 t " 1% division. . - -- A Lt. Bland swells with pride when he talks of "his" I ',. -. - / SOLID AIR FRESHENER , 139 ....,,*` I . endant's. ___ Flach woman riecielved a NO NONSENSE a K ills most crawl nc insects 11 02 aerosol REG $1 79 ' . - 1 , .' ' % GLADE L I ' •. .. REACH But before Rome was taken on June 5, 1944, thousands of soldiers (Americans and allies) were killed in the muddy march. Bland,57,of 403 WillowAve.,sanrord,wasoneof the survivors of the bloody battle. . - no beautiful mural, Associatim, ill third 000mi of SPRAY 'i., . ._ I- ' and was among 50,000 soldiers to land on the beach objective Rome, 33 miles to the north. - '' Bridesmaids were Mae Lois Wright, Candee Eaton Marion Jimlnez, Brenda Brown, Melba Burrell and Michelle Butler. They wore rose go*m and carried flowers similar to the honor ____ I. '" ______ ANT & ROACH I • fighting for his country and his own neck at Anzio, Italy in early 1944. . Bland was in the U.S. Army First Armored Division . •.. Y the Greater Sanford Chamber Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wallace of Sanford FVW Auxiliary, Seminole High School, Is a Commerce. Scott Depot, W.Va.; Mrs. including the president, Ada sophomore majoring in Jack Homer was a little Herman Meadows of Belpol, Reiley, recently towed St sociology. late, but he made it! Good ole' Ohio; and Mrs. Jean Vincent's Medical Center at Jackl Tamara Jill Comish has Meadows of St. Albans, W. Jacksonville. the The guild is getting In gear Va. Fighting cancer has been a achieved to present "The Gospel George will be I nstalled as longtime project of the local Truth on April 20 at the Worthy Patron of Seminole women who contribute to Sanford Civic Center. Roll t aVu,.,, Chapter No, 2 Order of cancer research program and Aa . Coll e ge, .revar,N.C monthly. This dence drama, so to Eastern Star March 15 at ft Wok,was especially written Masonic Temple, While at St. Vincent's each _______________ for the occasion by Mildred woman was given a free M. CaIkey of Sanford, who The CouncIlofl2,acücle of complete cancer examination also did the scenario of the Sanford women, met for tue with the latest and most ultra. awwd.wliming "River Gold," month ly luncheon:t the equipment used t the 9UN's COntributiOn to the newly opened Cavalier center. Nation's BiceflinnAhal. State VFW auxiliaries have The Eighteen gust dancers a. social gro seemedstrictly contributed about $4O,0) to be in cirrently rabearsing for tho enjoying the hospitality ani Vincent a since 197Z with . spirited program an good food of tl'.e sparkling the Sa nford women doing evening of song and dance for faculty, more than their share through AD ages. SUM WW bake sales and other fundsb to DA Irt " " . I' II I -1' ' By DISTCH I . : i',:Tt V - -___-J REG $1 89 Anzio Vets Ife r 36 Years I flj 1 •.: I '=••._ ,.~_41', N 6~ ~ 139 me", 2. I - r'1.}.?t a•.. 1 I bms" ', William If. Bland of Sanford, was elected nat nal director of the Anzio Beachhead t:s o1WodWar II Of Restaurant. z I Herald Photo by Tom Ne?i arranging, she said, is Alfred Eudell, Route 2, Box she spoke to members of the taken a number of courses on Some unusual plants overcrowding. A light and Geneva Garden Club at their the subject, Including one in by Mrs. Rippe in used the airy arrangement Is much regular monthly meeUng. Japanese flower arranging. arrangements she demon. more attractive. It is imRefreshments were served She stressed that proper strated were okra dried on the Bobby Newsome performed portant to train your eye to with Stetson University's to members and guests by equipment is necessary and branch and branches just 32601. Dr. Arthur Nesmith, of Mr. and Mrs. G. Troy Ray formerly of Sanford, has Jr., 111 Briarwood Drive, Is on stopped in to chat with Mona the academic honors list for Spr ingfield ran nearly all the Visiting with Mr. a nd Mrs. way from Fhohip Bank 30 George Francis at their since her hospitalLtaUon. she could preside over the Rabun Court home are Mr. .. a I 'I 'L,4 PEANUTS .....'', go ' Gardeners Told Not To Overcrowd According to Harold (undergoing tests) at North Tenn. some of her staff, and Ja nice BLADES .5;;~ . 1.,.i' Among the 1,144 recent helping her mother out at the entrance. The gallant gen- graduates of Florida State Ilemen were only trying to University are Jill L. Stokes, "Be able to recognite the an flower arranging by Mrs. shape. The tallest plant In the coming Into bud. open the doors with long wires 2442 Washington Court; Mitchell Cleveland, 1119 plants in your yard and bring Rippe. to help the lady in distress. arrangement should be one One of the most common Pat Southward of Lake Hickory Ave.; William M. them Into your home to en. A member of the Winter and one-half times the height mistakes made in flower Joy, advised Dot Rippe as Park Garden Club, she has of the container, Mary, wearing a smart bla ck Bar ley, P.O. Box 172; and of Seminole Memorial Hunziker, Don has been Florida Regional Hospital, Hospital. working on the mural for Room 232A, Gainesville, 11 , - - If I roses with satin streamers, at t penH ouse Several Downtown mer. wall of Gardenland on West group to appear in Bradenton, chants showed up for the Open FLrst Street. The farmland her home. house which was also at~ setting of huge vegetables Is a tended by Kay Bartholomew, sight to behold. Mona Bridges is a patient community relations director I : illusion. She carried a bouquet of pink, whitd and burgundy . running 29 PLANTERS ... 'o dry 169bladeshaving _ I .1".1 1!- a 910 bottieof loo. 'i,-, , cartridge LIMIT 1 REG $109 10 -: •'-. , ~,' 0 LIMIT 1 ... ", . LIMIT 1 / I . I I Mrs. Earnestine Roberts, 115 Hughes St., Sanford. Given in marriage by Ruppert Watson, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of ivory satin lavishly embellished with laceand beads which cascaded into a three-tiered Ivory lace chapel train. A,Camelot cap held her floor-length veil of _____ office, I'll . 11 7 LIMIT 1 139 • i Diane G H l In New Office Downtown o ds . : .11 NER -,1-,.-',z ;-'GILLETTETRACfl 16 oz.2types. ••a DORIS DIETRICH The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Helen M. Willis of 1245 Colvin Ave., Ft. Worth, Texas. The bridegroom is the son of _.. I. . In And AroUnd Sanford S the suite, No. 4, at 201 Com. mercfalSt. for the guild's new - married Feb. 16, at 4 p.m. at the Friendship Baptist Church, Vallejo, Calif. Rev. Carol Broadfoot performed the double ring and candlelight ceremony. ' -.. 1 This was another step forward for the guild, thanks toJeno Paulucci, who donated Rl _% I ' minole office in Downtown Sanford attracted a good turnout of supporters of the 12-year-old non-votit dance company Sanford's own. r K& r , . I __ ' TABLETS ____ I Herald Photos by Tom Vincent The expenses r , l o ALl. .,~ for refreshments at the open house following the ribbon cutting u ,_~~`' ~t,_.` ;.11i`11~"l-~ ANACIN ' .1 I .I.11 1.11 ' Council Come square dance for Erica on March 29 at the Sanford Civic Center. If you are not a square dancer upon arrival, )OU should know your do, si, dos before the evening is over according to LOIS Smith Lou Hildebrand of DeLand, will be the caller who is sure to bring dancers to their feet In addition, he will provide eight dancers as additional entertainment The BYOB event, with setups available, will begin at 830pm Tickets,at$Iopercouple,areavailablefrorn any Beta Sigma member or at the door All proceeds from the dance will be directed toward the Erica Cook Fund, established at the Flagship Bank Debra Willis AeEe Roberts eat Vows IF , ," , , 1;'. r. in % .-. ,:.t, ,-. cially open the relocat. ford-Seminole 11% ,:, ' K - & PROTEIN 00 % :' ___ i Erica Cook is a "miracle" baby, according to several staff members at Orlando Regional Hospital Eight-month-old Erica, who weighed only one and one half pounds at birth, defied dea th during te stay in the hospitalfollowing herpremature birth and many complications The tiny scrapper is doing well now, thank you, at the Longwood home of her parents, Gail and Gary COOk Erica's struggle for survival has been costly billsareexorbttantin spiteof the factthatherlife Isso beautiful to all who know her And Crica's grandmother, Margie Belne, secretary In the Sanford office of Dr. Robert J Smith, has many the seven chapters of Beta Sigma Phi and BSP City ed by Janice Spring. FiR 1' r, -. . I Pat Scott, center right HraIdPhotosbvTo:Vrncen, Do, Sle, Do For Erica ome ' S I' ..s.. ls I ' C _________ :' l/ 4. QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ...at low, ® O., prices! : 11 do "I OPLE TRUST E %I -i I ~, T I P 7': __ . ____ every it wmiiiiiiir_ .,. ___ II "I,.... Io a interest, V ______ -! . I 1 - to community cloud hasa a ___________________________ - " .. Z, 7 . I" 1\ "''. Cook fter I field, president of the _______ ..... •. ____ 'I ~~, . . to publication date. i. p(ograplgccoveragerequedsIhouldbemadeOn ________ week in advance. - VITAMIN E SKIN OIL ' 1 -oz. Concentrated 3 skin oil. Rag. 4.95 be Ilubmitted one week prior ----. _____ • I .. 1. :--* OPEN I -i TWICE THE PRINTS Get ane x tra color or blaCk and white, when you have your f ilm processed at Eckerd's... TODAY AND EVERYDAY 6 9 A.M. III 9 P.M. SUNDAYS GUARANTEE Buy only the prints you ant. in 10 .M. tIl i P.M hassle- even if the goof taking. - A was h. the picture %. __-_.-.ft_ �- .____.'_ * S - - ;-.-._ ..- . * S S .. -. - S . S 0 - - -S .. J• S - • . . - S • • • - -. -- '* S • - -. S _ - . • -- . - • S .- • • •, - - -- - • . • . • w - • H rald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, March W iftO ::.:::::::::.::::: % ::::: : Adventist S 4C-Evinlng e Methodist I ADVENTIST CHURCH .Douglas Jacobs Patter ,.- - bbath School 9:30A.M. .... Worship Service Wednesday Night Prayerlervice II:OOa.m. 8 6 8 : 1:11p.m. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY1, Cassstterry **1 - - now. Arthur Padgett Rev. Bob DIctinsen- . .,. Fellowship Calf" hotweIn services Assembiy Of God 600 Th o 000 0 I * * It III FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OP GENEVA Geneva, Pia. Rev. Gary Isner Pastor Sunday SctIeeIfSun) 11:11a.m. Warship Service (Sun.) 11:11a.m. Prayer lucy. £ SIiIaStuEy(Wed.) 1:11p.ni. Ye.Th Pellewsisip 1:11p.m. Dinner following Service every 4Th "" '.I. *** K .. X. :•:V Church... 700p.m. *** Baptist Episcopal ' 32)3131 - tntec.Pastor Rev.Qradylmuden ALLSOULSCATHOLICCHURCH Sunday 5:41a.m. llSOakAve.,Sanferd , Worship Service 11:11a.m. Fr. William EMIl Pester 'EveningSecvic. l35p m. p,. PeterMetcisell Asit. Pester Wed.Prayerlerv. 1:11p.m. $ at.VigilMass 1:11p.m. Sun, Mass la.m.,l$:)I&t3nsen Contesslons,Sat. 1546.1 p.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1311 Oak Ave., Sanford 333.7514 Freddie Smith Pester Sunday SchgoI ' 5:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:11a.m. Church Trai ning 611p.m. 1:11p.m. j Evening Worship Wed. Pray1rterv. 1:00 p.m. I) r., 161`11F91014^11 DISCIPLISOF CHRIST - '. ( ' - COUNT Cou"RYSIDE IAPTISTCHURCH > Ulbie Study hAdaykRSsI 4 . - 4'. ' iii ,. / (• 1it 1:31p.m. '. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH StlParbAvenue.Sanferd .:;':',;' IIISa.In. Prayer Meeting Wed. 1:11p.m. IvefiIniW.fi1tlp I 15:31:.:. ''P"l 7:11p.m. , • '..iuras,,an Science JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH ini West First Street S,I.Stanten Faster 10:0 a.m. 'Sunday School 11:11a.m. 'M.rnlniS.rvlce Evening Service 11:10 8.m. 11:11am. . S .. . • Sundeylcisesl M.riNn,Wersiuip - SibleStudy 11:11a.m. 11:31a.m. 1:11 p.m. MenthigWersiUp Iveiln Service Ladles SItle Class v,v . . . U Al • . .. . a . - . . S . - . S -::: . -- . ., I . - . •_. .. - . •••_ • Z, 1. ,, - A,I 9:418.m. 11104a.m. .• . • . -- I, E5E',,.., L. r" 4. -S - ,_~ -.~ -t* Z ... Cardiac Care Is Topic Barbara Schuett will present a program on cardiac care at the Golden Years Fellowship luncheon Wednesday at noon In the fellowship hail of Community United Methodist Church. S i 11 I Re - k, . " k is r 1 Scnplwe de4eled by The American fldie Society co,yni.iy 'so utusycc, ovcnsirsa SERVICE 'P 0 50* 1024 'D4A41.0TTf5vj, vinoutiA ngos Sunday Pbt$W Alonday Psalms 99:1•9 98:1-9 Seaway School . Tuesday Aft ae Wed. Pro or Mooliall psalms 100:1-5 Psalms 101:1.8 t 2' - ' erWersM Nov.A.P. Stevens Solway Cbwch Schooll UPIIALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. C1100" C19111 A UPWO Ild. PISISTUNI t L'-' t 11111 Saturday Psalms 104:23.34 t Solway khm I Part Ave. PMW Pastor IS306110.0. 9:418.' stop,M": . r $hef I 9:10 a.m. Nursery Preylded PONSIYTERIAN CHAPEL Meeting 011 M461 AdvWkt chistrich 00 Mass Read. WinterSpr MewsPray.rlreatfass t Rev. Albert Heard, minister-director of the Salt Lake City United Church of Religious Science will speak Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service of Winter Park Church of Religious Science, Park East Theatre, Highway 17.92 at Lee Road, Like his long-time friend Dr. Roy Graves minister of the Winter Park church, Heard is president of tise International Thought Alliance in his area and is also president of the Grind Teton Meditation Retreat. Beginning Sunday it 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Kay. Dunn, a graduate in Religious Science, will present a six-week course,* "Co1ng -1910" at the Religious Science Center, 1434 Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park, II:Il::: . Grafts SaWaild Margins 1111,01,11111111 leads school UMYV Religious Science Speaker Malaistor I 9:08m. IhIS:.m: .. . Lee Friday Psalms 103:1.22 -. THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRISSBYTIRIAN CHURCH Poster i 9 411 a.m. Gospel Sing 4:11pm: "W SW V Provided There will be an old fashioned Gospel Sing at Ravenna Park Baptist Mission Church, 2743 Country Club Road, Sanford on Friday, March21 from 7:30 until 11 pin.Ho.tlng this event will be The Good News Singers. Appearing with them will be The Gospel Truth Singers from Apopka, Gene Eva Shelton, The Sanford Male Chorus, and Glenn Welborn, all from Sanford. Refreshments will be served during Intermission, a nursery will be provided and admission Is free. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ° 3- ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK Sanford, FIa, Howard H. Hodges and Staff 1. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employees ii It .. GREGORY LUMBER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE $00 Maple Ave. Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY F. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employees - HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff '' L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida -"--"'' JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE $4.50 PER WEEK CALL 322.2611 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff :1 and STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - Christian Women's Brunch WILSON EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff - PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees Altamonte,Majtland Christian Women's Club will hold its Hard, Brisid, from 9:45 to 11:45 am, on Thursday, March Vat the Maitland Civic Center. Aspeclalfeature will boa presentation presented by Joyce's Crafts of Cauelberry, music by the Hunting Family Quartet. Inepirstional Meeker will be Pat Schulert, former high school leather in Colombia, South America who was a victim of Polio. Reservation for On Brach and nursery service should be made by calling 1343050 by March 24. WILSON MAIER FURNITURECO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed. Senkarik and Employees . WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employees ' Novena At All Souls . ASSINKY OP 500 PWW Aselmily 31 S.d. *7*1 Elm SAPTI$T - 41445cR - ___ ¶CaIviry SapItal Church. Cr)'I$sf Late I 3rd. Late Misy ciissthsrr, lapItII 7$ iseissia 11,1, 5casSrai Inglisi church, Now Malt 1 . _____ CIWak, SiJfl.J It Suit Lets Many - _____ - a_SO of Pino 110141* DurchO loom" - ' at 'rs lWl*.134131 - .5 ,-1 IvSa a_se j5mca $404. Church. 51.4.11 WsmWs CM. NI S. _____ mood" availlikeery, Siplill Church. $43131. piwS.lds a_st Church. c- r ________ _____ NO N. ull-ipri Sipsie Church, NInth Rd.. i.lsr ,. • Iari Oi1 Church. $1. 31amg, 311 5. Pi'gg-ga A,,,. lashod Eaamns I.I,n Church. SO. Surge. Iii Sharwse CI.. ____ -- _______ It. ______ Thu Chch.5*S 5.54risi & MiniM.us set, *,.. AN 511* _fl1_S Church, I. Salary Ave., S*wp,isa Cte$ ipluChur, 4sigi.,jJ Nsly Nih Lvi. 0* huMid $5. lma!VsChWch,S91UkeNgwchRd..WluI.rpt ___ 5531fl55, _____ PlieS Cliadla.. ChlWch 54111 luilil Lie, ch. $5131 NJ*J1, Church, ssSr.. tIW511 ____ - ' W. iii SltWry a_SO Church, INS Jerry- Lie. Ml. r T'ulesHy Lie. Usu Sihul_slmurv Church.so a.S Nlmuiv*ie, Sm.. Lujiuuud t*1__J t 5, I MIss.. Civic II Church. Pirsif Clip ' -r1y Cr. Pill hip. I_SW. SM appii,. s. CaPM'y rry iplO,1451*. 1*31, IsIs. PrlmlIIsi a_set Church. is. *. Ma N !;5apIfW Churek, SiaNty 500. NOrth LI,,..iisS Ns. IN. Sill Cl.raS, INS tsar Lie. - • _____ _____ 14I1IS _____ a- 55511. a_ 31 , . ch0DrW31LRIHw. VI 5,45,41*4 r ., SMchofDrW. 1151 LaSs 1I 1 St CNWAOGICI INPuSs SprIngs Or.. *rijuifl DrIll. SSJI.I C11111110,111160 Drill. Uuti 11 CRrrI of Drill. W. us se. Church 0 DrieS. P45. Mis Or.,SOriesd fl' . SM_r'ri ch 0 a_. - - _______________ _____ A*M 5,31$5 OL.rh.l Or (mills. Sold 1 LL 41414W LalSsias. 15151. Or1 Or. Lethus. ch 31 pru LIeu. L&as Chs*31Ni Sudaumir. 11131.31* Psica I'Hillet L*,.a ch, SeMis Says 5 Hwy p, ALaS.. s..atu burst. as. lii. SHw* P.rjl LifhVasChurd.UI lust Sellet $4' - $1 JISSI AMI.. 14k 31 CypriN II. Luke 45.5. ChurcheS Claimsa City, lee,. SsrdsM eN ii Ni ___ II Mary's *.MU. Church, $5.15. Ill, Nil.. Ii. Paul's m.ruasi Church. 051155 Id.. Saleruriss $5311111 Memerlet Church, 5. Sany gii.is V.1111 Ma*s.*U Church. $1 UI lid .4. Lsapee.sj NUAIINE POO chura cow __ _______ ___ -- ' . '_____,, ___ AAW •'Ma pj _ SSPl,.&ikeMs&& ____ ___ ____ PIns SIn Church 0*, UvIng Sit ff1-s s. ad Von a. 14.. 54545 Takerasifl. '51.J Lvi.. ON PlieS Church of Dries, $ds.5W, 1*Sm ____ ____ ____ Dutessi PrU$!45J55 Church. HeltMd Slid,. I Lu511 Ass,. ____ ____ ____ 5lSu 11.11* N4O IMail) P310 lilurii DurchO (rsju.j PlieS In rJU a_ rr.uu - ch.5 r *, 11 cs NI SM Dud. : oolis Ia4 SI" I. Put Ass. 11*11 14* Drrch, MN li*iE Ass, thud Ch* L' ill 31 J&-_i, W .L. 1515*. am 31. The $LI*U Asy. 7*31.3111 Ii. tagedloa s.iPM ,, '1dslMSMlIm Church, 75$ Tnqj Si.. Springs 141*1 Church 0 w '- s.i Aftnaft 1554 Tfl5livCII,d SaCte4ll,1554 Lii 15jIjj *0. Thu PulP Ses Church 31 Our Lard Jams DrIll. W.*ngam an *1*, $111105 's-i-I, ErreNlul Csajd4.1_iL 3150* IprMa, Urii, so" ira .5 Salary I. r'vuI iii4 D(PSISflI (.aur. WI I. Studs Or. Chuck. Ill) Slur Lets II. The (kthr of St. Las Greaser Oft*Chapter arid In. hrdanoininaalwiaJ OW will preasit a worhsp on "We An CaJid to His M1idifr," Taseday at 7:49 p.m at the of the Good 0WhsK 331 Lake Av&j P'aItlont *1. E. Dane ('Pat") NASh wW hid lbs dimmmioL There will alas hi dmuwmPllmIrni OlLpeWpielp ad asmdats mmbernallilm lb m.atb is pas to the 0111111111it Rsfri.,-le vii be sd following an indocUon service. In Remembrance A cr fuss_tlid "In Rsnamhi'ace," tug the I.twak of Chr*ls we win be shown at We That United _____ PM ____ Rev. Daniel J. Renaldo, CM, a Vincentlan Father and member of the Miraculous Medal Novena Band, will con. duet a Novena at All Souls Catholic Churdi, Sanford, March $31. Thore will be Ma.,s each day at a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Novena service takes place derieg lb. Mase Father Renaldo taught at St. Joke's Preparatory School lu Brooklyn and Niagra University,_NiNra Falle, after retwg fran P.'*m., where he served 12 yam In lb. VInr.las mission IleMa. In addition to his palMs work, he mü*ered to the aside of hospital patients, Iopaa, and American military parsaunal. Order Of St. Lute ______ Low ____ _____ casvscwss sisers *31.1. Church. Sites I 1411 p Came Tr-'-adu. SMM Put Re. lauded rP"lUL. ClipsI. Isads1l A. C'; Cemausity Church _____ PuMa *ssla,sa 45115111*15.31 W. 0 P"s PSS$IYTIIIIN L Pill so e $•,,•31 , Dirch, -__*ug. jgi,p ipps Sisiuid lailsit Say AEvpssi RSyAtplsii Church. 55$. Church, 01 P45,31,. OTHER aksrso Chur. Oviads 011isu Milkeilsi Chuck NO Church ii Ni Nuari, MN $4 Ave. Issevi Church 31 We N$ain5ss 1.1.11. Sass., Lets MCI'7 Church 15 Ilaisise, 1715. Cry4 Lets La., Lull Mary LAO Ms.I, Church 31 Ni Nswame, w*,. SMall. Orajngp Lsie.uI Church ii She NS1srs, Way. I Jessip Ave. ti-ui..i1 v A1v1C1I4 Church, Hwy. . me. _____ LUNSIM ____ CIlVICIlIP £15511? CRY __ ___ ___ ____ *V. Welland - •PIICSI'AL APYINYSIT SEVENTH DAY PineS Lake ____ Free UaThs*sl Church, Ill W. Pins Useted ii.ruil$ Church if Sassy. Isseva Sassva M1*&$e* Church. Ssisva Inca V.1411 MilkedIet Church, Airport SIre. I.asi CPdEN *. Church, Ovisde . 1ai Or*edsa church. II. IMa CMT1SMam Chipul, V.A Hwy 1741. P.r. Nit ____ ' t0ssLa1*cr'"sD..,uw W. Sieves's 310 CA Ill $5141 $5 _____ _____ *___ ____ j _____ __ PInS $iu*sma tlSIS.I1II* Church. 3445 $aslsrd Ave. SATIRN OSTH000N CATHOLIC Church ii NalliNy. Ls Mary Al hull P5g Church. $ 1st Ave.. 1V4 I. Am', CW Church. IlJ JI Trill. Sary 31, £ - -4 f.pg SM. ag,. - 'uML r, , - fij (°ks prch, Mil Ave. $-t.r LI-,. - St. Marks Prg'-Wgsrias Church. 1131 P31m Springs St. Upeela Cgmm.s$ , PrsØeslp Church. Upsets Ed. Church, well Sip Rd.. CisiutUr., W Chipsi. P*idly Atcsilt$ Church. __ Islam Church II S.d. 1151*. 5*55.. lasfird - 4'I I'Nlw SW Chu'ch. U MIS Ilsrv Pa*aS Drrch. SImon Ihup MsnIIt Prlm*0 S_SO, lIII LIsull Lie.. haPMiO $p 5w,. es.. 1PM VNteNrv a_415 . Church 3103131 Prsphac, lPN$. Persimmon Ave. SM S _ Church 31111 Ii DrieS, Ovilil .. .. Tiller"IS cow &mow Cb" . MITNODI$Y. lameSt UIdIsd Measrsal Church. R. E Salary Ave.. Slmrpr$se ckwcb IsitsI AMP. Church, Ceas Ng,s. CassulI.rry CsmmMy Ua5sd Ma*sdlst Church, Hwy. nit Plasy Ridso IN., C.s$alSsr,y CkeIsl Valise fill 111001141 Church. Tucker Or.,Suileal Estates Oelry CemmuRIty Me*sIlst Chunk, W. sIr-ia-ks Rd., Delary Pirt UnIted Maltedlil Church. 415 Pant Ave First MuTheSsi Church 31 Ovflus . . ____ 'Nil 51'31° P4mW 4L..,44. . 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Di_'-is-, Siplisi Church, MilkS WIllism *'s$Il Ills l a_sss Church. 750 SiMs,Ave. By DAVID K ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer special hunger lutlus WIUVII says in its working paper, "that Poverty, it adds, is caused by any "divine sanction." sistently raised more money than much of the suffering endured by the three things insufficient economic "On the other hand," it added, their targets; new organizations hundreds of millions of our neigh. -growth, domination of poor nations "some things are so clear to us that "We are drawn to this cause by the were established, some of them bors who live in absolute poverty by rich nations and domination of we base our lives on them." sheer weight of human misery." legitimate and others suspicious. and suffer chronic malnutrition is poor classes by rich elites within With those words, Put bluntly, the taskforce conthe In the midst of it, the needless." countries. eluded that "the present situation is Interreligious Taskforce on U.S. Interreligious Task on U.S. Food "This massive human misery is The draft proposes a number of morally intolerable." Food Policy introduces a major new Policy, made up of some two dozen not the fruit of the strange working criteria, in the form of questions, for document which it modestly calls, Protestant, Roman Catholic and of fate: it is a function of the way evaluating U.S. policies as they If nothing could be done about "a working paper," aimed at Jewish staff people in Washington, society is structured," the draft impinge on hunger questions: Does hunger, malnutrition and poverty, "identifying a food policy agenda for D.C., was established to monitor and says. "It is not a consequence of an i t promote meeting basic human the taskforce said, it would be a the 1980s." help shape U.S. policy "so as to insufficiency of resources; it is a tt1s through equitable growth? different situation. The battle against hunger was achieve a greater measure of justice result of the maldistribution of and of the power to Does it promote a more equitable something of a fashion in the mid. for the needy." "But because human society resources 1970s as television and newspapers As the headlines on hunger have decide how resources shall be global order? Does it promote more could, if it would, see that no child equitable national orders? Does it goes to bed hungry, prevent much of brought pictures of starving come and gone, the taskforce has distributed." develop patterns that are tile world's disease and abolish children across the globe into the continued its work in Washington, The paper is currently being ecologically sustainable? 'absolute Poverty, our failure to do so living rooms of millions of testifying on Capitol Hill, writing the distributed throughout the religious Americans. president and working to keep alive for study and response. While the taskforce said its views is morally outrageous." And the response was generous the U.S. religious community's Its thesis is simple but startlingly are grounded firmly in the Word of "Hunger in today's world is not and Immediate. cuIsu3litsnent to end world hunger. radical: people are hungry, it God as expressed through Judeo- just a problem to be solved; it is a Established churches set up "We are convinced," the taskforce argues, because they are poor. Christian history, it (liLt not claim scandal to be removed," it said. conS - - community Secret Of True Relaxation By GEORGE B. PLAGENZ 1WVftb strain too much after God. She counseled relaxation and tranquillity and waiting for God to come to us. That is one of the reasons she thought holy conununion among the most vital parts of religious life because God comes to us in the Lord's Supper with little or no effort Transcendental Meditation -or "TM "-is such great popularity today because it offers people an % easy way to relax. The theory is that when the conscious mind is relaxed, the transcendental, or keeper, Intelligence that resides In the subconscious comes to the enough time telling people At other times, when we on our parts. A nd there reminded surface and takes control. what God can do for them in think we have Found God, he that, wi th all our faithless The result Is a better func- terms of satisfying their seems too "high and lifted tioning mind and body. deepest needs and bringing up" and out of reach as fears and worldly anxieties, Is there a lesson here for them closer to their heart's inaccessible as the giant elms the lover and keeper of souls religion? desire, on the Devon Academy has us quite safely. Have some churches If our religious life tends to campus that John Knowles The result Is that our tenstressed that the Christian be more outer-directed and describes in his novel "A sions are relaxed and all our must always be "up and restorative, it is also true that Separate Peace," strivings cease. doing" while forgetting to we spend much of our "They seemed permanent When that happens, the way remind him or her often religious energies looking for and never changing," he Is cleared for our lives to be enough that "in quietness and God instead of realizing that writes, "an untouched, taken over by the deeper, confidence (relaxation) shall he is looking for us, unreachable world high in hidden source of human be your strength"? "Oh, that I knew where I space too high to be en- happiness, the divine Churches spend too much might find him," said Job. joyed, too high for anything - presence that can bring our tlme,It is said, telling people This too Is our lament, great and remote and never most cherished dreams to what they can do for God In If .we stopped our frantic useful," reality. i terms of fulfilling their looklhg long enough to listen, Evelyn Underhill, a trusted Then life begins to open up responsibility to their neigh- we could hear "those feet that spiritual guide for many for.:Us like buds under the bar, their community and the follow, follow after" fnpursuit during her lifetime, was warm spring skies and the world, of us and our searching would continually having to advise winter of our discontent is And they do not spend come to an end. her friends and students not to past. "5 - enjoying Methoat Clth of Sanord at 7p. on Sunday. me (15* *111 be aliamn In the Sanctuary fulowthg • I.rinth,FeIlowMslpHaUatOp.m. ',' 1 -' . -. -. lil . AP - 41 - I I . - St. Patrick,* Man Of Action ______ St. Patrick Is the patron saint of Ireland. There people celebra te his day, March 17, as a national holiday. Many sections of the United States celebrate this day with parades, parties, and sometimes even a holiday from school. There legends about Pa trick. Despite the miraculous lore surrounding his story, we are still able to recognize In these legends a man of action, fierce determinatlon, and unrelenting courage. In less Um 30 years, Patrick converted the country of Ireland to Christianity. He divided the lsland into dioceses and then Into parishes. He founded churches, monasteries, and schools, Irish men and women converts were then sent throughout Europe to share their faith. It Is Interesting to note that Patrick chose to preach In a land where he had once lived as a slave. In his "Confessions", he wrote that he returned to Ireland after having a recurring dream in whids all the children of Ireland arledout to him to"Come and walk among us once more.,, Ireland's rugged land and climate housed few Christians when Patrick began his GOSPEL TEAM AT PALMETTO AVENUE f - ' Guilty - . ..- My Illest$e has dose a ill degree tersebeut slice I accepted Jesus as seyLsid, hit MI the hid thIngs lesce did seem I. dig Ike spurs . my cs.cleace. I hives'S hi. oki. S. Msake . feelIngs of gidit irs. my Md ship Maybe set ssppesed S., bItrtfsrmeS.feeIgidlty - IsGod perheps wtlng me S. softer punishment Ierwhat Idid? Qwdlum , - n _. n-, £... -- wood carr)ing a load of ivilt. Jesus took the jluiiset for yaw sins upon himself on the mn so " you could hi rorgivan... and if thoroughly forgiven, then his (rota guilt, When We become 0(1*13111, God instantly our glvssourpast Mm. Ths is how God iwslohijUous-u(iewholotjag Ps record of Mi. se effectively that he doss ml even rlwltwlb.r whit they were. God roadw a% "I will he merdlul to (yost) l a*. o sanw, aid (your) sins and (Yaw) MUsswWImbernomore"(Het,w :12), In 0(11 our sins are cenceled , blotted and rstl to the cross where they di. ntis to longer av tissy issid against us, o long.,, are bSI.d by hhL _ YouaidIftid thu.ardofpassstns harder ii forpt than God doss. Often the scars are .p. It's .daliy bard to forgive ourselves d to forget ct pazt wbcn Satan rcpcatcdly' rings air suns to air a.emonles to torment 'uuu .,:4L .Is,I 511111 ueaicate Area Church Dr. Robert Schuller, minister of the famed Garden Grove Community Church now finalizing construction of the "Crystal Cathedral" in California, will speak at a "Possibility Thinker's Rally" at 7:30 p.m., March 18, in Lake Eola Park in Orlando. More than 10,000 persons crowd into his church each Sunday, sit In the outdoor garden or in their cars in the "drive-in sanctuary" parking lot. Three million viewers see his "Hour of Power" program on television, • .'.. -. - '. • - ' ' •' - . , - :: " u Jesus '80 Festival Opens Jesus 10 opens Wednesday pearance. Featured speakers Dr. Schuller also writes a night and will continue will be Bill Bright, founder syndicated column of through Saturday night when and president of Campus spiritual advice carried by 100 it will conclude with a mass Crusdade International and newspapers. outdoor worship and cons. Joni Eareckson, artist, author lie will remain the area for munlon service. Gates will and star of the feature motion dedication of the new sancopen at noon on Tuesday. picture, "Joni." For the fifth consecutive Other teachers will be tuary at Rolling Hills Con). ,----t tililnit',' Church in 7&,llwn.nI w, el,uuuuu,, of ,Iisuise y oun IiucKIflgflam, 0Y :3 :iDue people and adults will gather Harthern, Larry Tomczak, Wednesday on 172-acre site off Highway Peter Lard, Tom Skinner, to seating capacity, ad192 near Walt Disney World Alex Clattenburg, Benny mission will be by ticket only. for three days and four nights Hinn, Denny Duron, Malcolni For ticket Information call of worship, Bible teaching, Macgregor, Keith Phillips, 3O57644 music and camping. and Bob Shelley. Those There will be another Last year almost 28,000 ministering the Word in music special program in the new Christians of all ages, will be Ken Medema, Amy church Sunday, April 13 at 7 denominations and races Grant, Dave Boyer, Jessy p.m. for the dedication of the gathered from all parts of Dixon & Band, Lithe Knauls, new or ga n; America for the Jesus 79 The Sharretts, The Rambos, Regular services will be weekend of praise and and the Young Floridians with held in the new building fellowship. Rick Eldridge. Sundays at 10 a.m, followed For the first time thIs year Teaching sessions will be there will bea mass urchestra interpreted for the hearing by fellowship over coffee and a Good News Hour at 11:30 and choir participating during impaired by Dr. Lottie a.m. festival worship sessions. RiekOtIhOff. A children's tent A music seminar will be will conduct special services The church was bulltonsix held each day in one of for children ages 5-12 acres of prime property tents from 2:15 to 3:30p.m. by featuring Bill Wilson and (tousled to Dr. Schuller In 1977 Rick Powell. A pastor's and Circus Alleluia, formerly of by George Johnson, owner of church leader's seminar on Zellwood Station, a the Flying High circus. cchurch growth will be conretirement community on Ample parking will be ducted on the grounds by provided, fast food, npiete Highway 441, north of Pastor Roy Harthern of , and dr inks will be Apopka. Johnson wanted this Calvary Assembly, Winter eavalluble on the site in ad- area to have a "God-loving, Park from 10:41 a.m. and dition to a grocery store that positive thinking church" noon Th ursday through will stock such as the one served by Dr. Saturday. Schuller. produce, and surmiries. Evie, well known gospel For information or tickets Rev. Harold DeRoo of artist of the 70s teams with write Jesus Festivals-, P,O, Langl ia Um Founding 'her husband, Pelle KarLsson, Box 7447, Orlando, Fl 32154 or pastor of the new church, to make a special call 13051 647-2218. organised in 117L -. g r I. I........I.... the Department of Health and Itchabilila. tive Services, will be guest speaker (HI Sun. day. March 2:1, at the II a.m. service for the St. james \IF Church Men's Day. ' , guest speak. er will be Emory Blake, an Instructor at Seminole 111gb School and an active member of Morning Glory MIss I on a r y Ila pt s t ch rch, * preaching. Legend claims that Patrick walked all of Ireland throughout his life despite danger, hardships, and loneliness. He overcame all otztacles. Patrick must have gat hered outstanding Christians around him, because Ireland became known as "Island of Saints." The shamrock is associated with St. Patrick because legend says that he used the shamrock to explain the Trinity to the two daughters of the king. From the breastplate of St. Patrick we learn the prayer asking that we may be: Christ In the heart of every person who thinks of me, Christ In the eye that sm me, Christ in the ear that hears me. Schuller To Alexander Wynn, a .,uI,, Convert Still Feels AUPMf ; The Den Weniger Gospel Team will appear at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church, 2626 Palmetto Ay., Sanford, March 16.21 at 7 :() p.m. %'efIger has conducted more than 150 revivals, rallies and camps over the past 10 years assisted by his wife, Kathy and daughters. Uene and Robin. MEN'S DAY are many I ... ,, -- -, .-_ -. us. He tries to tell us that God hasn't really forgiven us I believe that is what you are experiencing. But the good news is that you can Overcome Satan. You can be onus by MCC5)tlng Word truth Youdon'thave to hear thivokiofaoduytoyou,"Youareforgiven of your past." God has already said It In SM Bible. Start believing it right now. It may too simple, but when you apply faith to your heart and salad- faith in what God has seld concennin use forgiveness of your -your guilt Will As you believe that you are forgiven, as the £crlptirea say you are, you will begin to forgive yourself. And when Satan tries to dig up ywx .st lit., you will be gla to sw e your th isand announn to di e d.u, "As surely as Christ died, so my sins are dead; and as surely as He lives, my life Is without conmemnaUo in " __ - , ap. - / I For Solving Problem ..... SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Li - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance - FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and 200W. First St. 3000$. Orlando Dr. It :; :j CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Hunger: - Members of the Order of Demolay and Masons will be gstsat'the. 9:30 sin,, service .Sunday at Community United Methodist Church in Cue1berry with some of the MiiIokays participating lathe service. .' MITNODICL?*CH Thursday Psalms 102:11.27 Wednesday , Rev. R~ W. Miller Solway Schsol ring Demolays Attend Service luIIp.m. PIRSTPRI$SYTERIANCHURC$ 0 CHIIISTUNIT§D .4- 11:11a.m. ltilIa.m . 1 . I Red ths*pses MIIIleIWarIIII0 liideykhesf MIdwest 54141 ..IPIY,Wib.iidiy tl:31a.m. 11:31a.m. 11:11a.m. 1 'if ' ____ . I. hlç .. "' Congregational A p.m. PRI5SyTIRt CHURCH tIWy.t7.53I. Low M.,ySfld • . ' am. a.m. . . • . .. . F Mr . . . V. • RAVENNAPARK Nov. Prod Mal Roy. film" L.Wollair 130 P. p.m. y OU Ave. & 3rd St. Wwshipl.rvlce Raw.VIr14ILSryant, Pastor 1:10p.m. YeedlMsI$Ins Rev, DsIdslC..eIL As.ec PssS.r TitS.*4140i I • IedII14SSU 1 ll:wa.M. a rayer MIrninIWen$IIp 5:31a.m. Yueiday arid Wednesday -CPtSchesl 1144S am. SAarInGrewps 1:30p.m. MsrnlngWerstuIp 11:11a.m. Nursery Presided ter 141Services Nursery .. S;•' .. .. CONGRISATIONAI. Mooling I:3Ia11:Isa.m. Church School! Sln,ln, and lliarlag . •* . S - 1111 ___ CHIIIYI*NC$UICN Wed. liutts Study Alrpsrt Blvd. & Woodland Dr. Faster R.v.PredR.Oardaer '1 ...\ . . . 7:31 p.m. Sunday $chow Morning WenAI. Sunday Ivifilng GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1 :. - , 0 Solway kbW Morning Worship Ree.Iartt. P.eser This Sunday evening, 6 p.m., Ken McIntosh, local attorney, will begin a three-week presentation of "The Trials of Jesus." This is especially planned for adults in the congregation and should afford an Insight from a lawyer's viewpoint not readily seen in the scriptural account, °%.ster am. Presbyterian l - • • IIIW.flridStrest ~ll Trials Of Jesus NTICOSTAL •l;,L: ..- . . . • CHURCHOPOOD tiNpa. 5:11a.m. WarsltlpS.rvlces :s •," . - urc 1:419.12. a r•fl,•COS,ø 11:11a.m. M.foiiIif' •• .•••, Y.P.I. fi • •.. . Family "Wit Service rWed. PrSyIv Isnils ' . ..., . %imsay School Rev. Richard Mclnturff, missionary to New Guinea, will preach at the 7:30p.m. service Sunday at First Baptist Church of Deltona and show slides of his work. Spanish services will be held in the church annex at 7:30 p.m. Midse5$qyj.(.i 1:11pm Nursery P?SVleSd fir all SIrVII • ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH .5* 436 & lid lug Rd. Oviedo (Stavla) Now. JoIw,J,Kvdua,Ik Faster SundaySdueel I:45a,m. .. -s' 11:11a.m. 1:15p.m. .- . - Wed.Prow a IlIblil Stsidy, Itlep.m. Indepeoft !I Mission" WersMp Sunday ScRest Nursery Presided • .. ' . • .;4 . Wednesday Wednesday lilie class 5:45a.m. 11:11a.m. . 000SHIPHIRD LUTNIRANCHURCN rnt Orlando Dr. 11.fl (LvffiecanChvrctuInA,nerIc. Rev. RaIpluf.Luman Patter MORE . . IvinieIIst Fred Maker 14 • ........, • IVa.1511155$IrYIC. 1:11p.m. 1:11p.m. Missionary To Speak COVENANT . Faster . .• S ' 9:458.m. - . *ev. layniend Crocker . . . •,q;. . CHURCH OP CHRIST - SAPTISTCNURCN UllPaimefleAve. . . sm" school Morning Worship YevttINeun •(.. -. . S •.,...-.'.• , - 7: 31 m FIRSYCHURCH OP THE NAZARINI lilt $anterdAve. oMJ.HInteit I:lIem. 1l:91a.m. Weoslilplervlce Kindergarten and Nursery .. . Church Of Christ - S .1 . .1f . 4. .• IIIa.m. Eve. Worship MitWeftkqy,(WeI) '' SendavSdus& _. 1. 7:31p.m. ' Nov. IIms,A.Rcs, • . .. 1:35p.m. • •• S LONGWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cu. Church Ave. A Grant St. ($euffisrn) Rev. James W. Hemmed Pester Sunday khee4 5:41a.m. MeriWngWership 11:11a.m. 'ChvrctuTralnH, 6:55p.m. IvS.In,W.rthlp 1:11p.m. - LUTHIRAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER '. .• nun it p.m. TIle. 11174)4 Nursery Provided Prayeriervice . Lutheran Evangelical Film's newest film, "In Remembrance," the re-creation of the men and events surrounding the Last Supper and the night that would change theiI' lives forever, will be shown Wednesday at 7p.m. at First Baptist Church, Deltona, The film Is free to the public and a nursery will be provided. Pester 111a.m. "I Oran" Street. l:$pMi. Wednesday Evening • Lake Mary RevS. L. TV "This ts The Life" UadIn Room daily except Wed. £ Sat. Pester 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. Wed . Prayer S .... . / Film To Be Shown LAKE MANY CNURCH . . First Baptist Church, Sanford, will begin a Sunday School attendance emphasis this Sunday under the title "Crown Him King," to climax on Easter Sunday. ItNAZARINI / .. . Sunday service Sund School . . V.nvsSfres LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION Ill Lakeview.Lake Mary Iveiuing Worthlp . . SCIINTIST.DILTONA Illcam Boulevard .nd WedJsaayT.sIIm.ny Sunday School Worship Service . FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Old TrvThs for aNew Day Rev. Jim N,asttens S 1:11p.m. 131p.m. 11 1. Crystal Lake *v. . *16. .' 1:30p.m. . • . • • . 1:35p.m. Wednesda y Service •, . A:.. Attendance Emphasis "TlieLvTheran Now" and . 1:31p.m. Meeting of Winter sm. elementary Sunday school 10:04A.M. Worship l$.II.Ifl. v.loWrt Burns Faster , • . ('() / j _ . f ,lIIi, . • 1:11p.m. Wed. Prayer Ser vice / - • Minister 1: 310 Is. tn. Sunday, School n'ruII.TouIt on ln1jrIutlI oil IvsiIl Service Mid-Week kcvles hcar . .'., itt uti gi In llit mlrniI to nmkr,..tu,uI ili, hr .4nce ni (nid %%IItII tt trtcntt IhIt lhIIlttIICi oh Ikt wisuhluml,1 or hrtnkl,tg iigutnt th, 11h1%, or look hitnttiwuril at ihi Iiillnwhig hauls. Ihut Ii i tint enough Iii get In a IIHuxl. We mutjuiln Its the euimmisninus owl l%lItiu oh other hchIc%er In order to obtain our iuurse umi hilt Is. ,. • , ,, life, RI ti!v I) tub tile tioin.e iii the l.ittiI . SANFOROCHR,5y,AN CHURCH 131AIrperI Blvd. fswhvtt CONGRIGATIONAL . . Phone 11140114 .S ii•..• . 131p.m. S,arUui& proctaiminq 1:31p.m. er Mott 1Nvrsery Provided a (1• fliut a As Is:45 a.m. , Scandal To Be Removed? - Wilson Sdieil, Orange Blvd. Stinds. S~ Morning Worship EVANGELICAL , - LAKE MONROI CHUICHOFYHI NAIARINI WINTIRSPGL COMMUNITY 01 )r,)nhIlllv our nwii. u tlt 111(11)11 Nazarene . Evangelical Congregational Church. . . oni III nui iire aumo.. nut e% ell more III mitiinn iIit clillilrtii itf(oid. uiid tiiiriiik t II ) • . If:IIa.m. • - III p.m. - 5' I$:01 a.m. . - . Tues. Official Board Meet, Tues. IvenlngPrsyeq$ecv. 1:35p.m. 11:11a.m. Holy Communion Evening Worship Pester 5:30a.m. 11:11a.m. 5:11p.m. MsruwngWershlp 11:11a.m. Church School 11 - - It's the lk'11tIIIIUbIC rht bin ot' 11:11 tire, Site cliii utiti Iii iw oF scaiui... the luuuty oFeuli tutu sky. Which give our lles a firm grolIwl lone. - Islam Morning Worship Wed. Service Main Street-Canaan City Rev. M. H. Burke Jr. Sunday School Roder M10 a.m. Holy Communion Holy Communion lt' it great cuuiiuIiitii,ii Ii, li:ie tIit lnIglilv lIiLitle iilrIilg anti ailtillun, llIl ::ii:I rain, iiav and tuiglit e.ItttItsliIiII titihilsi :IOIIIIIII ., - . Raw. try Club Read, Loh Mary iAvryM Lon Fader Sunday School Islam Preaching IWersPiIpIn, lI:4$a.m. 'l'he gixal tliliigulx,uiu the t,. that all we hue ill ito I.w:iil. We utia 'l1iil like the wt'uthierwe have now. but i4IilleIhiil1g(hIIkreut ill t111l1t x,it. We experience a great arietv weather Ili a ii.s,t,u uiloult lt. .,: Christian Dr. Jay T. Cosmate Sunday School Morning Worship Church Training Terry L. Clark, the church's Minister of Music-Youth of First Baptist Church, Sanford, has planned a Children's Music Leadership Workshop or Friday and Saturday, March 21 and 22, with sessions being 7.9 p.m. Friday, and L:30.4 Saturday. Clinicians will be Dr. Louie and June Bailey, from the Bayshore Baptist Church, Tampa. This will be a methods and materials clinic on the how to and what with of guiding preschoolers and younger children in music learning opportunities. The target group will be directors of children's choir; workers with children In Sunday School and Church Training; kindergarten leadership, and anyone Interested in learnIrg to work with children and music. NEW SETHIL AMR CHURCH HOLY CL•3SS NI Park Ave. Tlte Rev. Leroy D.Sepir -. L. -- - Or A Workshop Planned By Baptists Wed. PINECRESTSAPTISTCHURCH 115W. Airport 51,1., Sanford - - I Children's Music Leadership = 1111 :::: - Brief ly 7:41 p.m. Prayer lucy. 1: 31p.m. First Wednesday Fellowship 6:30p.m. - Supper .. * It * Sunday School loyal Rangers & Missiotsettes 1:30p.m. Wed. Stile Study £ :::: Sunday, March i, 1910-sc 5:31 £11 am. 5:31&Ila.m. Church Schell ServIces with classes for all ages UMYP Evening Worship Evening worship 1:06p.rn, Wed. Bible Study Wed. Lightholuse Youth Meeting Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pasts, Assoc. Pester Miming Worship :::: FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGOD PhiIipWajs.nefl2 mi Pester RELIGION COMMUNITY UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 11.52 at Piney Ridge of. ... T. �I ..' .4 a *, ,ç j r,,ie*! - - --- ' e_ ----- 4 - - : . . - _--- - . . . A THREE FOOT LON) (' 1 SA LAMI' LOOI WHAT PICKED UP AT ill I . . .. ., - ,. ., . . Sunday, March 16, IOO Wl4EE AE GOG T PUT ATi4REE OT LONG SALAMI? SHELl5 . - - .. r..._ . ACROSS by Chic Young 1 Unsightly __________________________ I4OWABOUT INTb A ThREE FOOT LONG 5 Flying _ ;gp % -_ ( . _____ L' _____ ( ____ _____ 0 4i , 4! - . BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker MEETING ANY OLP BUSINESS? COME TO WELL! TPAT T PIP IT'? ANY NEW Li5lNES5 1 OR2ER MEETINGAPJOURNEP _ ________ _____ ______ - Idea ________________ 5 __ INN I 10 DOWN 1 American Indians 31 Eager painter Stravinsky knowledge 4 Christmas log 28 Show of 33 Mae West role 5 Unexpected win — - indolently 10 Soviet river 11 Deities 6 5 13 — — 7 — — — 16 19 _____ _____ 16AAM Olt OR WFS! I jig *5, SIR. * To 22 IT TO NVA 0 o o '.... M /%..7111 I — — — — — — — discouraged. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — — ___I (ID (35) BIONIC WOMAN Evel it!9 leap over the East German 6:30 Benton. (730 LAWRENCE WELK' (U)(35) AMERICAN LIFE. STYLE "Carl Sandburg" 73t) 8 (1) FLORIDA'S WATCHING DONAHUE (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS . A --' THIS IS .' I 0 1~ 0 __I _ __________ _________ ____ 8:00 ___ Ously injured while pursuing a who has staged a series of robberies, (R) )0 THE CHISHOLM8 (DO ONE IN A MILLION Cushing, in a huff, quits and leaves himself jobless and Shirle overloaded with work. (11)(3 ) JIM ROCKFORD 4 (10) 01 JIVE The hIstorIc Roseland Ballroom is the setting for a musical tribute to the entertainers and service organ. Izatlons that gave their time and talent to boost morale dur. Ing World War Hosled Van Johnson and June Allyson, 8:30 _______ hLWI ________ . ~ !: - to — _~~ -Z= " - _____ ______ I-- . If: _ 11 __ _______________ J. ________________________ _____I 'I' _______ ____ _________ -- E_________________________________ EK & MEEK --... - . 1. by Howle Schneider — .. ' . : ' es I if III - . I PAST sr'O dill d ..I K, ',' • - . .. PRISCILLA'S POP ,/, by Ed Sullivan _ : '. IF r ct.aow wt.ei- ij P 1P4 TT JAR, ASKEP 'CIJ 10 C'IE __ _____ 'tCU R1.VE NO ri's FINAu..'' HUMOR.' AL.' __________ Ia' / ,, FRUIT M_FLiES' . . FUNNY BUSINESS a:: _________ - - a ____ _____ v-a BUGS BUNNY s t, HmamfSH iS A 0 MUST ON RABB MR MW I 11,W,HE WASNY Devem TE FOR GOX RABØIT sAN%iC4. 4PwIcM LEO (July - __________ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ _____ ______ ______ ____ __ ___ _______ . . byloblhaves 1TI FROM . "Tltl Hi OUT A '1E5• i!5- '-I THtN I HAV! FO" uIn r'R ON ___ 'U VOfT V - IN ANY ______________ ___LET I1'ENEON NOW___ 50% 5111 1* NEVER WRITER? is MY SON 'D WIC111 ,~ * 4, 141M ~ = . ' I -, t '' 1 , lb "d — t ____ _____ ____ _____ I _____ ____ ,____ '. ? _____ V. 1 j ' by .T. K. Ryan . . 0115 MONTh 'fl4 COVTh9 LXK mneoEsiDrwmIFs Sft1W=WJ0CK " - __ __ MAW-MR _ gt_ • ZOONII$ (r.l'1D' . . I II _______ ss'" T - fflft 11 —g A6 —-.- by CII1 LSIgSft UAaDd it. '1 - finals (35) MOVIE "When The Legends Die" (C) (1972) Richard Widmark, Frederic Forrest. An orphaned Indian boy. disillusioned by the conniving white man who introduced him to TOO Guests: Rick Nears, Oavld Wallechinsky, Meadowlark Lemon, Tanya Crevier, Jimmy McNichol. (IJ) (35) THE FUNTSTONE8 4 10 MISTER ROGERS (A) 17 LOST IN SPACE 0(.4) DISNEY'S WONDER. FUL WORLD "Son Of Flubber" The Inventor of flubber, an anti-gravity substance, finds himsell in big trouble when greedy outsiders try to cash in on his discovery. (1)0 80 MINUTES (1) 0 GALACTICA 1980 (Premiere) (U) (35) FLIPPER "City Boy" (I(17) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Guest: Vern Gosdin. the performing arts, featuring performances by some of the world's opera, dance and music greats. 02 (17) PORTER WAGONER 8:00 3) 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S rodeo life, strikes out on his own to become a top rodeo star. (2 Hrs.) , 3 15 (D O INTERNATIONAL BOXING WBA / WBC world middleweight champion Vito Antuofermo defends his title against Alan Minter (live from Las Vegas). PLACE Archie and Murray disagree over what to do about a prostitute (Sheree North) who has set up her business in their bar. (R) (DO TENSPEED AND BROWN SHOE Turner poses as a publishing executive In a scheme to keep Lionel's deteç10:00 live agency from going 0(4) ARCHIE CAMPBELL bankrupt. 4:00 (DO KIDS WORLD PORKY PIG AND (5) 0 DORAL EASTERN (U) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY OPEN The final round of this IlIl (17) MOVIE "Gay PurrFRIENDS PGA event is presented live ee"(1962) Animated. Voices of 24 (10) STUDIO SEE from the Blue Monster Course Judy Garland. Robert Goulet A "Cowboy" Trick roping with a of the Coral Country Club in group of farm cats has animal. young Texas cowboy. Seattle' Miami, Florida. ed adventures in Paris. Green Lake Crew prepares for THE SELZNICK YEARS Screen (1 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (12)(17)LEAVE 1110 BEAVER tests for the female leads for Ann tries to give an ex-con a 10:30 "Gone With The Wind" and 9:30 B GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE (13) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 9 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) "Rebecca" as well as clips from s other Selznick hits and interviews with actors, producers and directors highlight this look at the career of one of Hollywood's giants. 430 (DO WIDE' WORLD OF startasalegitimatemomberof society. (35) JERRY FALWELL 9:00 0(4) MOVIE "Semi-Tough" (1977) Burt Reynolds, Kris Kristofferson. Two professional football players become involved in a comic rivalry to ton woman" (1041) Olivier, Vivian Leigh. The trag. 021(17) MOVIE "1001 Arablan Nights" (t060) Animated. VOiCU of Hans (DO ABC MOVIE "Force 10 From Navarone" (1978) Robert Shaw, Barbara Bach, Five between Lord Horatio Nelson and Lady Emma HamIlton Ii Backus. With the help of a magical lamp, a young street deal with the 11th German boy in Baghdad is able to Visit asArmy theyand plotan to unknown destroy a traltot strata. wondrous places. 1100 gic dam and bridge. 9:30 AMERICAN FILM STh elderly hermit was murdered. lUTE SALUTE TO JIMMY (131(3 )GRlzZLy ADAMSSTEWART Host Henry Fonda (C) (1960) Frank Sinatra, ShIr. lay MacLame. Score by Cole Porter. ste. cafe owner defends ____tbt n of (2(10)ASPECIALCELEBU. TION WITH STEVE ALLEN EVENING The master-of-many-medIa calls on his own talents and those of a great variety of per. formers who span the spectrum from low camp to high - 464 _________ ______ ) MOVIE "The Touch. _ aMes" (C) (195$) Judy able, Esther Anderson. A pop d01 M&%SPPSd by t0t wanton fans, Is hunted by a .. at irsj ______ •(1O)PAVAnmso, T4 111114 C'S An in-depth (17) MMS "The Trail DUGHTIR - -- — --- II ___ (5) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS U ALL NY CHILDREN (Jj) (35)35 LIVE 0 (!)TODAY CD 0 GOOD MORNING (ID (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO 0(4) THE DOCTORS i) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9 (35)GOMER PYLE 24(10) CROCKETT'S VICTOflY GARDEN (12)(17) ROMPER ROOM a C!) DONAHUE ) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS C!) U MOVIE (11) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 11:55 (7)Q WRESTLING 2:25 (17) NEWS 2:30 12 25 (73 0 MOVIE "Meet John (R) (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY Doe" (8/W) (1941) 1J(17)FAMlLyAFFAIn , 0(4) ANOTHER WORLD (U) (35)1 DREAM OF JEA NNIE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 9:30 3:00 iSJ 0 GUIDING LIGHT (DO GENERAL HOSPITAL (U) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND (!!) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 24 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- MORNING GRAMMING (17) GREEN ACRES 5:14 (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED FRIENDS 10:00 0 (4) CARD SHARKS (Ii) (35) PTL CLUB 9 17 MOVIE 10:30 HOLLYWOOD 0 5:30 (3) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:40 (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE SQUARES (5) 0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 1055 (5)0 CBS NEWS 8:00 1) 14) COUNTRY ROADS (5)0 HEALTH FIELD (DO SUNRISE 11:55 (12) (17) NEWS AFTERNOON 7:00 12:00 0(4) TODAY 0(A) CHAIN REACTION (3) 0 MORNING NEWS Cl) U GOOD MORNING .)0(D0NEWS 1 LOVE LUCY 01) AMERICA 0 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (131(35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (12) (17)GILLIGAN's ISLA ND 5:00 1) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (ID(35)TOM AND JERRY (24 (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 9 0 7)MY THREE SONS 5:30 24(10) EDUCATIONAL PRO- (II) (35) HERCULOIDS 8 10 SESAMESTREET (12)(17)F1JNHOUSE 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA CD 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 0(4) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING (10) SESAME STREET 4:30 (730 FAMILY FEUD - 6:55 (DO GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 24(1 0) VILLA ALEGRE (A) 4:00 0 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH t2l (17) SPECTREMAN 11:30 6:45 24 (10)A.M. WEATHER STONES (R) 6 (A) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (12 (17) NEWS 3:30 (1])(35) tI(17) THE FLINT. 0 C.!) HIGH ROLLERS (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 6:30 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (5)OED ALLEN BRIEF (17)1 LOVE LUCY (5)0 BEWITCHED )0 MERV GRIFFIN (II) (35) WOiDY W000PECK ER AND FRIENDS 11:00 6:10 (17) WORLD AT LARGE (24 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN GRAMMING 012J(17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 15)0 MAS'H (D 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (U)(35)KUNGFU 0 103.2-1 CONTACT Sunday Brunch AMERICA ALL YOU CAN EAT Frouvirmovel — _____ $3•95 usa an"a ALL $(A 99C _ ______ Served 10:30 STAR TREK AA.-2:00 PA Let us bightsn up your Sunday with a delicious buffet featuring: aVarious juices, COIJ4J ) i, meab, creamed entries, fruib, salads, muffins and muls. Don't forgst to by, our Brandy Milk Punch. ilffy All Tickets IR 4 'kI SOC (6:41 #07:1100ILY) a 7:30 :3O SOT. PEPPU$ cus SAND] ZV%A% M &$11 46 3234= SoN - 1 r ( W r — Lw" ,/, , , , Ike lieu. Cavaie't K(eo* Luncheon ' 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 9ga Buffet Monday thru Saturday featuring INk $395 • Hot LUNCN II AM TIL 3 PM 6 5. D"M FM entrees • A variety of salads 1.99 LA. Prime Rib Buffet 13 - uuu a Nsa 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. $795. Monday thru Saturday N I= Ric j' ______ on •i Special Sunday Buffet 1 __ No. $1. .__"~ * •,' 0T _ DAYS OF OUR LIVES 8:30 dramatized. (A) (1)0 THE AVENGERS While Investigating the reported appearance of ghosts, Steed and Emma uncover a number of mysterious deaths. LUMMON SMLS of the Midwest or East reglonel ea NItRiTES 1:00 MORNINC r 14 WI1tfU lull. sNá IsWi % () 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (?) 0 RYAN'S HOPE llJ (35) DICK VAN DYKE FLORIDA 0(!) NBC LATE MOVIE • 'IshI' (1978) Dennis Weaver. Eloy Phil Casados. The story of Ishi, the last wild Indian to be OnonliCS, d" - 11:30 10:00 dancing, (2 1/2 Hrs.) iCO S (4) 11CM SA$KET$AU. both st horns in Nal wIth P know: Dad and I , family and in conoert during Is alam or thl'lks nCho six talks while I was owbig some of hIs most _u watd.t We have a rather _____ . _____ ___ ____ PI IUflISd. coil IV ream. Somstkn he We tbaesly LJt1 JM. -------- CE) 0 GOOD Hitchcock, Gene Kelly, Walter Matthau and Princess Grace of Monaco pay tribute to the her rights when her dance hail noted actor. is raided because of "lewd" 12:30 43 (1) NEWS 8:00 (1 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (11) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE IS IO)OVEREASY i12 (1 7) LUCY SHOW 0TODAY IN FLORIDA Q NEWS 0 (4) IRONSIDE Ironslde rIsks his own life to prove an prgvi &s dw tkunib 5 Wker wfth a faeum d *awtow bed, too. fl)(35)BULLWINKLE (tD(35)J1MMYSWAGGART (S)OTHELAWANDYOU (T)( 5)THEJETSOIIe (10) U.S.A.? "TV Interview" After Joe Sow. facts you should POltrab Cl this pist isnor, ___ Ilk ndi his i1 - rr'—•—•'•'-----"c-'----•--°---'-'i I B (DO ORAL ROBERTS (II) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 9:00 0 (4) OUTLOOK (1) 0 SUNDAY MORNING (DO KIDS ARE PEOPLE portrayed, r . CDOABC NEWS the United States are SPORTS Linda Fratlanne win the affections of their third defends her world title In the examIned, roommate, the team owner's ladies competition of the World (E) 6 FIRST BAPTIST do hter. (R) Figure Skating Championships j) ALICE Vera gets a fast om CHURCH (from West Germany); World (10) A$ WE SEE IT lesson from the expert Belle or Team Motorcycles ce On I (from - "SprkfIsId. Massachusetts" l) be a sex godd Eindhoven, The Netherlands). 02 (11 MOVIE "That HamnlI- '17.year.old soil who nicks his girlfriend waul le se is. mom? Or aid we j ___ ___ ___ all other ways 11*1 we can't j ________________________ IN" I Ro %W a(P(5) 0 NEWS (1 7) OPEN UP Orlando Public Broadcasting System 2:30 8:30 SUNDAY MASS .11 - DEAR ABBY: We have a I7i lTmN1 __ OS&V KS J ING asked wilt marriage would be like with a woman who kept reminding him to y.uwrI$eacs.IstutIyIs' ______ '. , 11:00 (17) MOVIE "The Happy Time" (1952) Charles Boyer, 730 Marsha Hunt. Puppy love and romance highlight the life o a 1111 (35) FLORIDA: FRONT French-Canadian family during PAGE 124(10) GALA OF STARS the 1920s. Beverly Sills is host for a salute 3:00 to the many artists and institu0 (4) NCAA BASKETBALL lions who have given public CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage television its reputation of of the Midwest or East regional prominence in broadcasting B(4)MOVIE "Beau James" (C) (1957) Bob Hope, Vera Miles. James Walker, gay blade of the 1920s. Is elected mayor of New York City. (2 Hrs.) cS) 0 FOR OUR TIMES Be Human rights In the detention and imprIsonment system of Cohm tsr the Register 1* We know for a fact that lest. Lea, CaIIL, Ii wideb my ,, esliam au. appears. __ lU,, _ U,,, Cangratulatleas, Patrick, alth ysa've just we. another that we , readed Dar problem: Ibouid we I _____ 5)40W CD!SHOW MY PEOPLE ( 5)CASPER 4(1O) SESAME STREET(R) l 17 FUN HOUSE PATRICKMOTT soon. We have ordy one guest MI ____ ,,~ ..I k~, = p 9:00 B (4) SANFORD (PremIere) (5)0 HAGEN (DO LOVE BOAT A K P AT H: room, but can accommodsle DEA R two guests In separate rooms mhuh,,mes Unecsyiritgozwfa. ________ _____________________________________ 064site is rossAwAs .9 . T466 TUMILE WEEDS #four" ' 1 CHURCH CID REX HUMBARD i and fork on the Psycbiatats say, Leave ANSWERS plate, chews thoroughly, Ift ii...." 0(10) WASHINGTON WEEI( IN REVIEW swallows completely, dabs at DEAR ABBY: My Dad, a the corners of her mouth with widower who lives in aiiotiier 1230 • (4) gy 7)1 pp . a napkin and U3ts, "DOWest, city has a inber.May (5) SLACK AWARVIIS$ your pants are on fire," rMum going. He n(l) ommae And she'd probably object U ionnci us that hehas, and his •P01)WAU.$TRUTWUK he used his &au of water 10 girlfrIend will be coining to "Election Economics" Guest: i*tiuifouL weehend AlbSrtH.CoxJr.,prseldint, ataywl th iafora - ___ . IS IT ___ _____ ___ ThIN! IT'S THE ___EVENT-' U5A. PmNcIPLE OF ________ , ___________________________________________________ ____ ThEIWNS! -, ___ ________ _________ dNT14MIN, f141.t. ,e.', se 1PM HOMES A :, OF ANNIE RACK TO YNE 7:00 0 (1) TWO'S COMPAW (5)0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (121(17) REV. TERRY COLE- Dr. F. Fuller Royal, M.D. Costello Moot The Invisible Man" (8/W) (1951) Nancy elm Guild, Man William ey. me •@)(5)Q(DO NEWS gatIflcMuss. It Is harmless. Invisible hirFrawl es the scatterhis sleeve and belched! (111 (35) BIONIC WOMAN The possibility of brained duo as defectives. (1 Jalme tries to save the life of an society for this comedy / vane. Another of this perplexed eRt d kwsIuiUss 1/2 Hrs.) ientist who Insists on tyspecial. 051 sc mants complaints involved themb 41 0 0)FLORIIM FIEPORT becoming a rodeo champion, (M(11 7) WWTON CHURCH. beloved's refusal to let serker to .wrcume __ 1W THE VALIANT YEARS ___ (17) WRESTLING huts talk with food in his but In same __ "The Beginning Of The End" AFTERNOAN eases kMg laid •'30 tflOUtK Plans are made for the final fti b.bylob ealy ®, Usault on Germany. A romantic little tableau mabe dw .— (5)0 THE SAXTEAS mbsseeraJIt, comes to mind in which the mere aiam, as ft's "Naomi's Right To Know" 10:30 guy's girlfriend gently places meeiiiiiiiiiiiiieladmL ISSUES (D AND by Lealuard $rv r AI THI5 IS NY 6:45 (5) 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 021(17) NASHVILLE ON THE rattled the spoon while stkring his caffee, slurped it loudly, wiped his mouth with a ANNIE ui O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. BAPTIST 11.30 table, with his elbows firmly PERPLEXED IN UTAH (5)0 FACE THE NATION planted on it, and kiss DEAR PERPLEXED: (DO SILL DANCE OUT. young woman goodbye. And I Thumb sucag Is a habit DOORS hope that before he (lid it, he formed In (ED (35) MOVIE . "Abbott And Infancy which _______ I '" I refines 6:30 (1) 0 THE LIVING WORD (10) (a The Superteams compete in the second preliminary round of events (from Freeport in the Bahamas). 9 (10) MOVIE "The Student Prince" (C) (1954) Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom. While studyIng at Heidelberg University, a prince falls in love with a cornmon barmaid. (2 Hrs.) eoo Insults his family In a TV Inter. as incessant nagging about readers ever heard of this view, the Isporler offers to etiquette. amends by airing "a day problem In a boy this age? make In the life of the Pens family." I hope the unfortunate man And what do psychiatrists (A) - decided to lean across recommend? - FRANK AND *1 22) 6:00 (5)0 THIS IS ThE LIFE (17) BETWEEN THE LINES .ar You were right, Nothing we've tried not to make much spoils a fine meal or any of It. pleasurable setting as much Have you or any or Your 23- Aug. 021(17)AORICULTuREu.s.k mother." show you're full of en. thuslastic Ideas, TheU.&Mini CAN=(June 21-July 22) The Bureau of the Mint Don't be overly If ____ manufactures all U.S. coins you find yourself in a cons- and distributes them through petitive situation today. Your the F *1 Reserve ha track time will be swift and branches. The Mint also enough to give any opponents maintains physical custody of race, the Treasury's monetary stacks of gold and silver and silver Profit from peat experiences buthon nd lbs don't allow your self to tee and scheduling as fall back on bad habits. Try manufactures coins or for-. something new to break elge governments, _____ ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ and ____ 5:30 keep his elbows off the table, chew his food thoroughly, etc. You said, "Like being 9 years old again and married to your ___ ___ ____ _ . — MORNING DEAR ABBY WONDER. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) be a snap for you today. Your YOUr frialilk May be looking powers of concentration are to YOU(Or hlWMtiOn because extranely sicute. very early In the day you'll _ r____ WOILD 'O MIlD NOT allam" by Stofivi & Heimdahl . much easier if you can find a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. quiet corner. You're much 19) Mental chores requiring more efficient alone, alertness and agility should ___ ___ _____ ________ I today can be accomplished for themselves. ______________________________ ______ ________ - - .. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) perapnal goals today. You'll What you hope to achieve do for them wha t they can't do by Roger Bollen ________ I . hands two and three, But U 10019. Be sure to specify birth you because you begiti the week with a surge of energy reponse; one notrump or two you are an incurable optimist, date, ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) and zest, demonstrating how bearts, depending on partnier. you might try three ship, over a one-heart with the last we mentioned This is not the week to let the to move forward with no - If you response; and two spades over Of cowIa, __play forcing Monday blues give you a slow thought of past negatives. jump raises you have to rebi a start Dig in. Be asiertive. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22'Jan. ° ije better. with all these hands Use Your SpIlIrAid, leillidOrShip 19) ThO concerns for those you, You will bid one hurt over a (NLWAIPERENTMUnUlla Assm.) 5IJ,J,y___ Marriage May Like Wed To M 4. S X X * * R. A K X Q If you play limit raises you sending for your copy of creative things that challenge 10 xC" A Q * pass three-club response Hand one is a rock-bottom with your hand one. You bid Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 your imagination, minimum and only opened t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23notrump with hand four, for each to Astro.Graph, Box because your points are gilt You also should pass with 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Dec. 21) FrIends are drawn to edged. You plan to rabid one notrump over a diamond -1 ROAD pan two.cub or1,. one-, ahead .for you - in the year satisfaction from your work If., notrump response. following your birthday by you involve yourself with qualities to gain your ends, love will take priority over ___ _____ S i. Q C- K J * x i' '' '. ' a By Oswald Jacoby diamond response and raise and Alan Sontag one heart or one spade to ________________________________________________ Hand three. Bid one 'make some changes that will commercial transactions Probably the most common notrump over one spade, raise offer you greater material today. Use your insights to club opening bid is what is one heart or bid one heart sometimes called a junior over one diamond. notrump, In other words, a Hand four. you have 15 inaugurate the situation, profit. his 13 to 15 HCP. It can HCP plus a 10 - just under a you'll be the one to guide LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) include five clubs. It may notrump opener. Take a things to fruition. Cooperation and conhave only three clubs. But chance and bid one spade over PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) slderation will be readily most of the time it will be a red-suit response, and of Assert yourself today, granted today because you set made with four. course you raise one sde to because you have an excellent th e example the moment you Here are samples: two. e reason for idding chance of addi 1.S-xxxx •AKxD- xx one apade ng to your enter the scene. Others will here is that the one XC- A QKX notrump rabid should deny is material resources, Get out want to follow your lead. 2.S- JZZH-Kzz)(D-z HCP, SCORPIO (Oct.24.Nov.22) d8oGht-'saft PfterimPortant$oais. . -111 of what lies You will derive much more With all thew hands, YOU' 3. S X X H A K Z X D XX PECTED masked motorcyclist unproductive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This coming year you You're especially sharp and ____ i.'oo a i TALES OF THE UNEX- 0(4) CHIPS Ponch is seri- YOURBIRTHDAY March 17, IM ______________ I 11 ' _ WIN AT BRIDGE 1) &4 B !) FIRST 0(17) ROCK CONCERT Guests: Graham Parker, Rick James, LTD. Kim Carnes, Journey, Van Helen, Mike Binder. "Florida Seafood" 41 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. _____________ CANCER (June 21-July 22) — — — — __________ _______________________ — — — — — A little revision in your basic 19) A situation that has had a ____________________ I _________________________ ____ 42 43 44 45 48 47 48 attitude might be called for in restrictive influence on your — — -order to get rid of Un- material affairs could sod-49 so 51 by Bob Montana . denly come to an end. The productive ideas. . I will be to your adchange 53 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's 54 55 (AMALGAMATED WEE THEY GOING — — — time to stop those things that vantage. 4LLY) AI'JD UNITED HAVE RLoNGq u -. — SPLIT P — — — — — — . — — — — - For Monday, Ma E rch 17, 1980 (17) DICK MAURICE AND COMPANY Guests: Anne 12:00 0(1 7) and physical double. (2 Hrs.) TIST CHURCH (DO PICTURE OF HEALTH (II 35) DR. E.J. DANIELS 0i 1 7 IT is WRITTEN LIVE Musical guests: James Taylor, Paul Simon. 0 MOVIE "Rabbit Run" (C) (1970) James Caan, An)anette Corner. (DO MOVIE "No Time For Sergeants" (81W) (1958) Andy Griffith, Nick Adams. (35) to replace him with a mental B (!) COLLEGE PARK BAP- 11:30 0 (4) SATURDAY NIGHT Tammy Wynotte, JImmie Rodgers. Al Downing, Barbi Orlando Canvas (B/W) (1964) Bette Davis. Horst Buchholz. 4(1O) HOLLYWOOD: THE SELZNICK YEARS Murray, Phil Donahue and Phyllis Diller. 1:00 0(4) DONAHUE (5) 0 HEE HAW Guests' TO WHITAKER (1])(35) MOVIE 'The Empty 0(4 NBC NEWS )0 CBS NEWS j 0 NEWS a (CBS) Orlando ijJ Independent Orlando Independent AllAmla, Ga. In addition to the channels listed, cablevision subscribers may tune in to Inckpondont channel 44, St. Petersburg by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries Sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CON). 11:00 9 (I 7) WRESTLING 0 M (I])(35)PTLCLUB 1)(17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: Cable Cl). (ABC) Orlando 7" j 0 PAID POLITICAL PROGRAMMING Van Johnson, Judy Garland. Neither knowing that the other is their secret pen pal, two clerks in a music store are con stantly on the outs with each other. (2 Hrs.) _____________________________________________________ cable Ch. 10:30 border. C) MOVIE "In The Good Old Summertime" (C) (1949) gained to help sort things ___ Belger; swimmer Jesse Vassal10; and 10,000-meter racers Craig Virgin. Knievel and Jamie Sommers . ARCHIE 10:00 0C4)PRIME TIME SATURDAY (DO FANTASY ISLAND (II) (35) AMERICAN ATH. LETES IM Athletes include 6:00 fresh ideas. purposes. — — C . SATURDAY place a burden on the family budget. A little ingenuity can an. CAPRICORN ( Dec. you talk to today Old ambitions may be 19) Someone discarded for new ones when could turn out to be a staunch some changes set you on the supporter of something you road toward making ad- thought was a dead issue, Its justments in your goals and resurrection will be due to — — — — 16, HIGHLIGHTS March 16 1980 You need to be inspired, not matter. New insight can be — — — 28 29 30 30 — — _____________________________ 37 38 39 Ii Sunday afcrmatlon Is likely in your situation. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A search for innovative pursuits. Drop any old, un. situation that mayaveeen a source of concern or stress profitable projects. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 13 likely to be terminated Something that had you tied to today. A new agreement or the past can now be understanding will set things eliminated by logic and right. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If reason. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the year there is something you've following your birthday by been working on that has t sending for yotr copy of come off well, now is the time Graph, Box. 489, Radio to discard the project. Apply. your effort toward a new City Station, N.Y. IV)019. 34 0 'F%.l — YOUR BIRThDAY March 16, 1960 __ 32 33 _____________________________________________________ — — Sunday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. undertaking. sure to specify birth date. SCORPIO (Oct. 25-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) feeling you've can be A negative An old obligation 8 9 10 11 about someone may harbored cleared up to the satisfaction VoW' new now be changing. of all concerned when the 14 help can immensely you attitude — — rodblocks that have held — — — bring this relationship closer. — back are suddenly lifted, 17 SAGI'I'FARIUS (Nov. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) If something has Spirited friends or assocIates 20 21 to pull you been disturbing you, take this are what you need " — —I — — out of your doldrums today. day for quiet reflection on the 27 31 0 o .- I o ... EVENING tablecloths — — 2 ) - f — — E For some 42 Medicine place (abbr.) portion 28 Likewise 43 Small bird 29 Words of 44 Epochs denial 30 Bomb failures 45 Fodder tower 48 Unemployed 32 Italian river 47 Marshes 48 Affirmations 35 Of the 51 Firs residue stomach 9 Recline 4 .. ________________________ animal 41 Shoots and hands 27 In the 34 Fortune 8 Nutriment 35 Battery plate 7 CIA 36 Not new forerunner 37 Erin 8 Provided by Art Sarsom timmmy t.al ..t. - role 39 Household 25 Composer ____ THE BOR N LOSER -. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL _____ _________ _____ 21 Long fish 36 Radioactive 23 Cooled ement 24 Spanish 38 Mae West 32 Retired _______ ' ,.- MITI I I 1LIUfJ$IUIAILI — _______ , - (Fr.) 24 Lump of earth 2 Mountain on the fairway pass in India 27 Island nation 3 Traditional 3 OD 00 -. -. .-.-.-. pronoun I _____ •-•----J1.. ... ...— _____ ________ _____ E NU EL J uIOI _HOROSCOPE - _______________ - .- Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Hawaiian volcano. Mauna - 19 Time zone 42 Made home fabbr.) _____ .- .. SEA 0 NS SAV$0 IICH A N 0L*D 12 Biblical 54 Wight A D OTftfJ 55 Skeleton part _________o o a too l3Militarybasa S6Graduateof dau 0 1 0 PLAT 14 Gold (Sp.) Annapolis M A $ $1 0,L I 15 Nobleman (abbr.) L I T A LL 16 Indifferent ______ ___ ______ 57 Korean UJ$f H I N IEjU1MI (comp.wd.) currency 'LAY STY uJs1AIo1s 52 39 Slag 40 Some (prefix) _____ -.. .., 53 Ocean 18 Soaked 20 Cubicles 22 Landing boat 23 Genera Eisenhower - _____ ______ . _____ ____At 3-IS _______ i --. V-0-- -.. • 17 __ ______ q--. . • saucers 50 Downpour (abbr) M~ -.• -.- -- •. 45 Denote 49 Griider Jimmy 9 ull ,~ - . T . 6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE . oess __ 9.N P.M. to 9 P.M. f.aturina 'L j;.____ • Old Country Virginia Ham ' - _______ ________ ____________ — �-- - . — • — — - — '- . - - —44. — rrr . •*t L' - 4' -' I.L:4.fl Sunday, March i s, tUb Hors Id, Sanford, Fl. IC— Evening - ir_ 1 ...-... • P. I-- - - — SAVE vv -• -.•'- — -- — — t. .1 •- ; . — — — '' • .. SE1VID L I • r - - - - . JUMBO ROLL - • - . • _______________________ D ixie lot $23.99 value only - , — — 1. _ I - - — — — — - — - -- ; ----- ••••-•. • . •,t r — fqç COUPON 0000 PIARCH 16-19 I iI CITRUS . flal$ COUPON 00001w OtANO. UMNIOLl. OICI0. SvM0, VOL USIA cl4AhIOtts SUMTII. COLLIER. III. MARION COUNTIESLAUS &II IN HIPIY C0LP4'V C 49 CATSUP TOWELS 49 pI'- 32-ex. IT'. \. LIMIT ti1J ONI : I 0 P11 COUPON •t...._ COUPONS 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES Ify 01 $1.00 01 MOM (ZCLUDINO CIGAR ETTES. • %fl9 "RUIRi" MY .s. .. 7 __________________________________________________________________________ I . - &S ASSORTED COLORS - . RK CHOPS L .• toov, Any CHARMIN ' H TISSUE Limit 1 with $3.00 •r ILADE m.r purcha.. sad. ties. Sunday Heiuld ". March 16, 1980 is from, or -*-•-nn'. t 1. NJ 00 twoell Tsp..flus I.. I — , I PINKY PIG BRAND FRESH ECONOMY $9.99 plus tax . - •at — 1- N- . -% '' — _________________________________________________________________________________ deM- nerWa11.c1ocks . ~_.!ewyour day . :, — - 4 • LIMIT ONE PER COIJIPON COUPONS 0000 ONlY WITH ADDITIONAL puacHAlls Of $1.00 OR MONO l*CLUDINOCIOAI1TTI!. \jj\ CPdJm, bettery powered • — I . 0c" EEF :. — , s IZ • P11(15 . - . 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INTO SLAVERY NP ARN SEEKS • THE HELP OF SALAM FULDA. MOVECaWING JCORrR,FSS, YOONG PRIMVIo THE GREAT MAN ROARS. , • ARN HAD HEARD THE STORY AT HIS FATHER'S KNEE. YEARS EARLIER, VAt. HAD ROUTED ONE OF SALAIvVS RAIDING PARTIES ON THE BRITISH COAST. SALAM ALONE ESCAPED BUT HIS SHIP WAS MASHED 10 PIECES BY A VXXENT STORM. IN %il! NORTH SEA. I -• FOR A WEEK HE DRIFTED, PARCHED BY THE HOT SUN,DRENCHED BY POURING RAINS. ALL THE WHILE HE SWORE TO THE HEAVENS: NEVER AGAIN WOULPTHE NORTHERN BARBARIANS GIVE MM SUCH A SHABBY WELCOME. Tk THE ROM LOSER by Art Sans.m 1 I II I 4 K WASHED ASHORE IN BRITTANY, HE MADE HIS HOME IN A RUINED ABBEY. SLOWLY HE FORGED ALLIANCES WITH NEIGHBORING PIRATE TRIBES. SOON, HIS TENTACLES REACHED FROM THEBALTiC TO THE REP A. •l I I mRTcJ. NOW HIS CORSAIR FEDERATION HAS FREEDOM OF THE SEAS; EVEN POWERFUL KING ARTHUR IS WILLING TO PAY FOR PROTECTION FROM $19 STING. ON THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING, THE YEARLY PAYMENTS FALL DUE. ALREADY SAI.AM TASTES HIS PROFIT. CIKM.s.N$&nu. h. WON 00N.u1ut MT//ER. HE WILL GIVE ME TRO.fJ&E NO £CWGER," -7 HE CORSAIR ADMIRAL SNEERS. NEXT WEEK: Second Thohts ] WITH or0 14" AN - - • •1 _ - %list f& 4419 - -. HELOISE: DEAR Ours Is the "average American home" . adequate, but not basket hangs •t shoulder - : - - -• • • • I I i • its •... . . - 'a. /1, • - . . msN. _r- k-' ;. _____ 1_.. (!(. • ___ I• • WIL4 "40 . - •-•'•" 4,..& .... .. ..•.. •... .•.. • - ... ...e0 . • -. . &r "s M"* - •- -, 'Ø.i.. 1 - - • •• MR, S. G04 D. _____ ,, —7 ____________________ £ 1 /1 r .. seee.aeer •• 41. 1 1 1 -• f : ( ,- • __ - I *ee•OS**e.e. •eee• W •.* a... '. • • • -•. - •-.- -; P At ., • .. -•..-... ...•' 4 .•- • A If -i44 • spacious. As there Is minimal clout, shelf and drawer space, I height for .asi.st access. find I am constantly discovering new ways to stack, fold, store, Jeanne Staples etc. I discovered this trick for the shower. its greet for shower This is absolutely s..eri lovers, and that includes me, Especially great if you have a ipurchrndafive.ti.rwfre large family with and asserted Istlees and basket with a hook atffietop .ethpns Used intwhaarum and then fastened adecorafiv. Would aliebag,tfs',,,jeg hook in theceilingat theend of clii..,,,, $ small bath toys. our small shower so the basket would hang in the LETTER OF LAUGHTER DEAR HELOISE: lnthetoptier — ofllflh,vs. Here is a s ure cure or since It's so high - I put a _____ hiccups... plant. The next tier holds _______ Just bend over and drink spare. bars of soap and extra • tromthe far side ofa glass of washcloths. . water. Ruth Ashley The third tier stashn tooth. NO-SHOCK HINT brushes and toothpaste; the DEAR forth, razors, pumice I hnHELOISE: ng with 5lost1 shredded foam, rub your roomint tier holds w hands a lesoftenerto assorted battles of shampoo keep static electricity away. and creme rinses, Makes the lob twias easy Its greati No more clutter ontoosmallshelves. I Can alss are available in the kltthan WI.,, no mess. - Joyce Box add S hook* onWR Oft ifffiI or.. ot Piousswarss • bW,t for- beck. - mints .i - i jurmss ,. DEA* IRAMNI lS4$pernb.n,Nyssj'd -. ..•. - • -: srss,rep...pç - tions reablstask shower cep, and a wL _ __ These Wire beskeft we Ideal beew, use a f Okk for the shower as the water - between ceiling hook and 11111111111l Wrft 0!IOWer. simply dralns.through. They 'et hook IoflistllueWho toi$'u - •-----,-----• - - -- - SWEET TREAT FOR BEDTIME DEAR HELOISE: Have you ever noticed that kids get hungry before bedtIme7 When l do, l have a jar ofstraI baby food. I'm not kidding The fruit desserts really taste goodl Being a label reader, I have found that they are nutritious as well as giving you a lot for your money. One more thing, during hot weather serve 'em chilled. Neatly beats the heat. I should know, I've been enjoying this food for 10 years. MarcyAge Ann i SNACICUPON A GOOD IDEA DEAR HELOISE: W. kids are always snacking - according to house rules, of course. So when we moved and got a new refrigerator, we put the old one downstairs. ow en reat time, we can snack on whatever Is In there, ilk, pears, peaches, apples, etc. • It sure saves a lot of nagging from Mom - and Dad. Laura Brauer, Age 10 ___ , - P.S. from Mom: I'm careful that irsstocked only with nutritious snacks - fruit, cheese, fresh vegetables. No junk foodsi LEAVE A FORWARDING ADDRESS DEAR HELOISE When going Out and no On. is home and you write a not. to SIB your Mom. Dod, brother, or sister *where you are at. ftisa good Idea to write onabrlghtcolor.d piece of paper. That way, everybody can see it. • Terns SaWy.rs. Age l4 C liii kIn, PUrN $ydkaI.. 3-16 $. �_____ • • -.- ---. ------ _____ .-- - _____-- .-.-.. _____------.-.--------- ----.- --- - ------------- -- - •• •- -"- I- PONYTAIL by L.. Holley THE KATZINJAMMII KIDS by Mike S.nlch rA o w l; Wci I gel it i?!i2 •.7w(!1 fri ,• At 4 ;;ii -. IJ I 0 •dI• r --Q! Liu 71 Aw ( • . • • I • t• ;;; •i•-; ___ 0 p-F "U ! ________________ CAQU\I4t - 1 •• iri •,i•i 11011 %to 1.0 14 '7 ••: .'•:: .• -. . Li.., djV ' ••• • ,•• .,•••... ' . V. . - I • • • All ,- -- TI rv . WI' ' JU I________________ .•.• . • ••• . •- • - - .- -. �- - -- -- - ___ s --_ _-L_-. - ---_. _____ _-- ._----- ----•- ------ - -- - ----- -- -. - S - 4 the SMALL SOCIETY y HUBERT c man by Dick Wlngrt 01 -ma rgaasipw ( THEYVE INVITED lei --A M W6 MOVED IN— UP AN OLD PLACE AOCUT FCPlY GD k, LA 7 PgIN4 PEADY! L YQ,L 0H _ F, A MAN OF ffil TUMILIWEEDS ALLEY OOP by Days Graus - by Tom K. Ryan JUMV-1 HAVE — OK SH" UP. CAN"r YOU Fit PY NOW. 1p WEE PALS . kid power 15W6 me, 6A ow DO VW GUYS UKE W NEW SWEATERT #AKlWIT04QMbASM - by Morrie Turner Sr *ft IT - 614 •S ..._________ _ .•I'; L - • •• - TALL AND ZOO POUNDS...ACIGAR _____________ / _____ SMOKING, GUN-TOTING PIONEER OFCASCADF MONTANA,WIIERE SWE IN 18N. •• AS ANY MAN. NOBODY PREJUDICED AMY wrm$T!1 W. 11A f 91E CONSTANTLY - OP TIlE WEST WIT14 COURAGE AND UNUSUAL -. —- -- ) , ,----- —Il --.- —-- --- -k I1 Ir ..m: '. .' - - •;•••.•. SS -S e S ..• •, •• 5 d'r•dessse..-.e*.SaS.SstJ ....... •• ii •1 �_.__... r.uiiui;iipipi.si.i--•- . - .- - . I I ' - JA 1~ ] 72nd Year, No. 178—Monday, March 17,1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 + * - ..-Jj - I. - •.- -.- - -•,- Evening Herald—( USPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Foreign Investors Grab The Dollar _ ---. LONDON UPI — Gold plummeted th e first time since last Dec. P1 that the below the $500 an ounce miiark for the. pound fell below the $22 mark. first time since last December today and "The dollar advanced broadly on I •,. - - I u nihir ! - ________________ / -• I - -- - / ' . • S SAY THE WORDI When printed In capital letters, a certain word reads the urn, right SWIS upaadv dsdownItdeslgnatesa high spotof every day, and the starting time of many parades. What word? '-, -. ' .. ;. - - NOON 12"M 011 - ' - ,. 1 P-f the U.S. dollar, bolstered by President ------------- --, t by Hal Kaufman - - - 4f Fat Chancel Multiply your waist measurement, no matter how large, by 9. Writ, down the sum of the digits In the product. nswers below. ' '' ...I...;I1 : . TIE-TOTAL CONFUSION A group of five num. berslnffieforrnofaT addUPtO27abOV. Of. the numerousottterrshaped flvesomes In thlsdiagram, soma to tal more and some eu. You are invited to find the T's with the highestandlow,itto. tais. T's may beupright ln the mann.rofthe fivsiome shown, on their sides. or upside down. Do not consider diagonals. Note: The difference bs$Wsenhlgliand low T amounts Is 10. . at CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are least six differences In drawing details betwaes top and bottom panels. Now quickly can you find them? Check euwers with these below. 'SUISSIW 14140$ Zen '114, stul14 Owl 'a 'wnw, of eo 'p luilsiw 544e5 'a 444114J4p14 e.iw.,j, 'a 'v$W(w 14 we WtI,aJ4Q , ' -0 NO 1111110111111196 '"M .,,is,.as I t— low 1094 Carter's anti-inflation pathagi shot up I .nti. r s anti -inflation package 111(1 bile German traders also attributed the stronglyon European .iritl I ok o nione Fay s further prunt r ik i n cre rt ases IISI,," risi to Carter's inflation package, one markets, a dealer for Barclays think International market source in Tokyo said the West Gold opened in 1,01)(1011 at $482.50 an in London said. (;erhllan m ark was "made m the scape. ounce but dropped by the nod-morning "The dollar strengthened this morning goat" by dealers selling marks and fix to $480 down a (till $50 from and was wanted all aroum'd," a dealer for buying dollars. Friday'ss dost of $530 In lunch gold ( ttiiink in I Aindon Sad. " In Brussils the dollar opened higher at There o pe nid it $482 an ounce down from riparts that o n e big \lidtllt East buyer :11 . 05 Belgian [rants, compared to $521.50 at tiii dust Friday. F rid.i s close of 30.8850 francs ii.i1 (01111 into tilt Iii irks t for thou irs the "Gold tunibled as the market reacted first time the dollar was quoted over 31.00 C r ter's s .imitl mEl ituni packkag,. age, V totCarter's UOflOIIIit package announced hiich francs sinct. June 28, 1979 F riday night with the dollar strongerpromised a further credit squeeze and In Zurich, the dollar opened at 17734 repo rts that the pa c katmld ge restrict and strongr, people are pushing in in mss [rants up from Friday'ss close of the Use of credit t. irils l) consumers. est and gold h suffering i lunch 1.7600. In Paris, it opened at 4.3225 WIS also credited for the dollar's dealer said. French francs, upfrom4.2850at the close all.. & III 1 tik (I, %% lit r& it closedti it ,! As de mand for the pret ions metal F riday. diminished, (hit dollar surged ahead,Japanese '. in (tulip ired to F rid m In Amsterdam, the dollar fetched close of 248.80 veil. 9 opening in IA)ndon at $2. 1950 to the pound . 0325 guilders, compared to 2.0130 It moved up at the niornmmig fix to $2.1885. But a Japa n ese bank offic i a l predicted guilders Friday. In Milan, the dollar It closed on Friday at $2.1885 to the the move by the Bank of Japan raising opened at 860.10 lire, up from Friday's iund, .itmtl Monda s opening .narked the discount rati. from ri tnt to 9 (lose of 855. 20 lire - • a - u114110,3 I ;iOMMEW 7= money miiarkets, aided by President Challenge: Rearrange letters of the word MARCH to form another word. Answer In 30 seconds. WVH3 PJSM So U"06 0~ psIueaau Jolly G.ogi Rlddie-me..this: Which country is named for two girls? Ann-Dora. Which is the most stylish city? Chic-ago. Which Islands are a source of lingerie? now about the West Undies? -a* 1 4 , ,1 ) . •. -.-- --: -- ' . . - . . - - - .. . '• .. /X'-.L.-. - . . , . . - , ' ' I •'' - Uruguayan Ambassador 4 5. • - 12 • • L"j -- &Ip - IL'. Ii I. I il Lf - Escapes Hostage-Takers i 3 '15 . . . -. -- SEGORRA, 'ifs a timely picture yevil be seeing when missing lines are added above. Draw 1 to 2 to 3, etc. -. - ges,eu- Herald Photo by Tom Nett Yodnes h*vetok tHshte'celtbrkte t:PitrMrs tY. With's Shamrock LUCK IN SANFORD BOGOTA, Colomimbia (UPI) Uruguayan Anibassador Fernando Gomez toda' escaped from the occupied Dominican Embassy, where 19 other dlplomimts are being held hostage, but was almiiost shot by a policeman who apparently Witnessesmistook hint for a guerrilla, said Gmiiez jumped out of it second-story window in the front of the building and then scampered away Gomez was taken to it military hospital am the ammmbassador of Uruguay," not far from the eillbaSsy on Bogota's 6onivi sureaumt'd at tiut' soldier, west side. Reporters said Gomez Once Gtimiiez was in the hands of the reportedly suffered only bruises when he iiiilitarv, three shots rang out but it was jumiiid out the window of the embassy. not imumuediately known if they were fired The 19 diplomats still at the embassy by the guards or tilt, guerrillas, were isolated from any outside contact (omnez is the third ambassador to and there was little indication negotia. leave time occupied embassy. Maria tions with the Colombian government Elena Chassoul, Costa Rica's am. would be renewed soon. Twelve to 15 behind cars parked on the dead-end bassadot-, was released atooM, with otlwr pstansis ars bethi tMd caV*.ve. meverM other women bn5tnges lIve tThys Arent where -the en ebsyis tocktetl:' Generally weII-thtnrmed sees said proaciming ambassador. Gotnez then fled along a row of after the siege Ix-gan. for good luck and a little "wearin' ol the gree to everybody can become an on Sunday that the governnient may apartinent buildings to the left Oil March 6, tile guerrillas freed accept "in principle" an offer by tile honorary Irishman on' March 17,says Shaun 011rkin, who lives on Tangerine ofevacuated the embassy. A startled policeman, Ainbassador Edgar Selier of Austria for Cuban gomrrunent to give political Drive In Sanford. See how the nation Is celebrating St. Patrick's Day on Page 3A. apparently thinking he was one of the "hummmanitariamu reasons" so lie could be asylum to the guerrillas and to try to guerrillas, fired one shot at the imp- with his ailing wife in Vienna, break the negotiations stalemate. Harness Track? Nobody Has Toi Lake Mary T HAM 6wC I EJ1iprc UPON Fbog percent will soon force the dollar down against the yen. In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 1.8485 marks, up from Friday's 1.8350. ARVL Pz MEM4 AMP VJRDJ iAt U a $7.5 million harness racing track is Robinson, Identified as a Longwood to be built south 01 the Lake Mary exit builder. Robinson was not available for near Interstate 4, Lake Mary officials comment today at his Longwood home. would like to be told about It. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R. Longwood, In whose district the proposed - Reports of such a project surfaced last weekend. harness track would be located, said he City Manager Phil Kulbes said today has heard, unofficially, that plans are before any such facility could be con- being talked about to crea te a harness structed, a zoning exception or per. track in Lake Mary. He said a referenmission for conditional use would have to dum and approval of Seminole County be requested from the city and a site plan voters may be necessary before a fourth would have to be presented. The city has pari-mutuel wagering establishment not received either request nor has it could be operated. received any other notification of such a Robinson announced the new facility happening. would, have two tracks, one for racing, The announcement 01 the Impending and one for training,and will be as track development was made by Mark Sunshine Raceway. £ Wto AT Fcr, U&Lst/, Supreme Court 1 10 Denies Request To Delay Census of WASHINGTON (UPI) —The Supreme Court today refused a request by an Izmmmni gr&ition reform group to delay the 1980 census — scheduled to begin April 1 — unless illegal aliens are excluded from the official count. The justices turned down a motion for an injunction by the Federation for American Immigration Reform; the Comumnittee for Representative Govern. ment, a Los Angeles-based group, and 26 - - " - 1 - - - --- ,tt..... - . - " '. 4kow - - - - - - .. ;-__ - - - -.. -- -. ,. 0' -% _r " -- - - - - members of Congress. They argued that Including Illegal aliens would "dilute" the population base for congressional reapportionment. The citizen groups and the politicians asked the Supreme Court to put off the census pending a f ull review of their claim that illegal aliens should be . - Islamic Hard Liners Lea - -d cluded from the official tally used for In Early Balloting reapportionment and the allotment of federal funds to states. In December, they filed suit In federal - • By United Press International The hard-line Islamic Republican Decteri delay surgery a the ikab. 8 Party gabbed an early lead In balloting Wield In Mid, Pap IA. for the Iranian parliament, charged with deciding the fate of the 80 AmerIca paigned for an end to the 2Dweek.old hostages, but allegations 01 voting fraud hostage crisis to allow Iran to attend 10 raised the possibility some results could intsai uss. be voided. BaaI.Sadr ordered an investigation 01 Any annulment of balloting could - the charges of fraud. He asked t, further the delay the process olehitlag election supervision committee In Iran's Mails, or 270.aeat parllwwt, Tehran Sunday night to announce the expected to convene In May. total number of votes cast, regloin by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has said region, at the .SK1 01eaCh day. once It cenwnes the parliament will 'Obvloiily, wherever there was U dadde whether the Americans, held luisive (rand, the elections shall be captive for 13 days, will be freed. 'lbs allied asnoon. can 401aM lmwip.r militants hekbng the hodNes said elsctla.. However, I do not believe such Sunday they will obey the legislator.. fr,w'uhig acts apply 10 ll FOgiOfli," Results trickled In from across the BanI.ladr said. cowttiy and the final outcome for the lie said the cheating mostly Involved W pliese of the election, which was held attunla to coerce or trick WItsrat. - . '.. . , - ' .' . .• ' - - - -- - _ - - . - . -' , .• I - "0 •a. -t -- - - . ' Herald - '- Photo by Tom Vincent A rescue worker examines the wreckage of the hospitalization Sunday alter it ran off the road car In which a 15-year-old Maitland girl died and into a tree on Reardall Avenue, two miles from two persons suffered Injuries requiring Sanford. 4 Others Hurt Near Sanford — Car Slams Into __ Killing Girl Initial reports, however, showed the rIdeles. Tree, Iw'p,ntaliati setting an early winning- More then 2,000 esnIdate. 'an In the tread. A 18year.old Maitland girl was killed and four Winter Park into the tree, destroying the front of the passenger compart. election and only thee, who mosive a 'Ihraa Rao Sunday W& said the majority will win election to a esat. lbs rwldenta injured, when acar craahed Into a tree off Beardall ment, patrolmen say. Avenue, east of Sanford. Sunday evening. Islamic Republican Party, led by runalaiag ash abog half the Vs The accident also resulted in the hospitalization at Seminole Ayatollah Mohammed B,h,shia, to the seats - will be decided in a row Megan McCabe, 18,012101 McIntosh Way, Maitland, died Memorial Hospital of two passengers In the car. David Hecht, owl, lead in 2 e]ictor'J IMrlctà ft said election ned 1100011L wbm an, American Motors Corp. Hornet driven by Dana 21, of 1701 Walnut Ave., Winter Park, is listed in serious conIS- candidates won seats but did sot A spshman for the Mostem militants Weber, 17, 1803 Highland Drive, Winter Park, crashed Into a ditbon with compound fractures of both legs. Beth Danley, 18, vi pirfin were the wbora. ocesç4eg the ombssq said: "Yes, the tree at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, said Florida Highway patrolmen. of 614 St. Dunstan Way, Winter Park is listed in fair condition. Wilier was treated and released at Seminole Memorial U the arly trand prov Mroct, it dadmis will, dft by the 4Jen who A fourth passenger, John Files, fl, of 419 Balmoral Road, by Piait the new parlisnont about the hos - wield be a Wow for Iranian Ho*tal. She apparently lost control of the car as she was Winter Park, was treated and released. headed south on Beardall. Her car them swerved off the road Banilademoderate who has emw &NPL" No charges have been filed in the accident. -! - court, charging the Constitution requires counting legal residents, not illegal aliens. They asked for a separate count of Illegal aliens. A three-judge federal court panel turned them down, ruling they did not have legal standing to challenge the census and failed to show they would be harmed by Incl usion of illegal aliens in the head count. 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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>, March 16, 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/5ea922d2be059bec171892605b344efd.pdf 58b0989adeb25af69c7edaa347777817 PDF Text Text — - - - ______________________________ BLONDIE 45-Evening Herald Sanford Fl. —.1 Tuesday, Aprila, mo HARK! WHAT LIGHT FOR A SMALL PEE I'LL RECITE PO) F_Tgty FM'1ONOER Wlt.JOOw _BA(5! TWAT TERRIBLE! HERE'S A QUARTER IF u..GO AW1 11 [ Z? __ ______ ______ - LIKE THE WAY YOU'RE I4ANLING J THE GAS CRISIS, _ IT ' S THE LEAST I IAOr üJAt J 5ARGE _ ________ __ CAPJ •. _____ _________ © 4 -8 - I :1111,11111~~ :::f IT 4 High-test gas 31 Snack bouillon — 13 _______ — 14 — — — — — 15 — — — — tM(XJ6 c — 20 ibUR LAVJ'I — — — M1t)piEg. ______ — 34 ATHRMOfl4R. (j 36 35 37 4' ___ I 41 ——— ———— 48 ARCHIE 49 50 l4 THANKS ELLO? '/ES,T KNOW THE NAME OF THE YOU'RE PLAVINGP IT'S "DISCO DAZZLE ' VERONICA, SE ANSWER THAT FOR ME! 55 CONGRA'TULATIONS, A LOT! PAPO'Y! YOU JUST WON é FREEPIGCO DANCE LE6ONS! _ ________ 56 ——— 64 65 - — _ It is important to follow a diet HOROSCOPE ,.* S." Wa r •f--I •_•_ I M _______ is E _____ ~ . — I branch costs the county $2,075 per month. County Administrator Roger Neiswenderwas directed todrafta letter to the city ma na ger stating that the correct date for termination of the The militants said the safety of the hostages, now in their 158th day of captivity, was in the hands of the "criminal" • V But City Attorney C. Vernon Mize Jr. said Monday the lease Is for 5 years, therefore Sept. 30 Is the Intended terminatlon date. Carter administration, In an earlier statement, they said Washington's decision to break relations with Iran was a "blessing because these rela- \. 11. cancellation notice from the city asking the county to vacate the building by Se pt. 30, but County Aftorney Nikki Clayton told t he board that da te is not a possible termination da te by the terms of the lease. own terms Oct. 1, 1960, she said. naval blockade or some other military action should the reprisals not work and the hostages remain held. library lease is Oct. 1. On April 2 the county received a lease The building lease, which was entered into on Sept. 23, 1975,'terminates by Its immediately kill all the hostages," the militants said in a Iran hinted Tuesday that it take new anti-U.S. steps because of the sanctions imposed by President Carter, and warned American allies their flow of Iranian oil would stop if they backed Washington. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and Iranian President ,. I Aboihassan Bani-Sadr said their country could survive the _____ _____ 7, d A1 ________ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL __ __________________________________________ ___________________________________ by written notice delivered to the other For ril' Aprll9, 1980 This coining year you may by Howie Schneider pj IWAtUR€... WIN said, the only possible cancellation. effective dates were Oct. I of each year. lithe contract is carried out to its termination date of Oct. 1, 1980, the lease stipulates that the books, materials and items of equipment become the property a very lovely relationship. _______ ________ IPR ISCI LLA'S POP by Ed Supivan LISTEN 10 'fl4PS"' - CHANGES INTROPIJCEP Y ARE SURE WAG HE THE TAX REFORM ACT CIF GETTI REAPING? MENT N ESThS THESE AMP GIFTS ON AN ENTIRELYPAYS! 0 PIFFERENT 8G4S THAN 1% I ? iN, f A . ____ A I ow nZEV10U%y MTLIEW! I r ,,--,*,,---z -\ -N,- " Q _____ _____________________ ___________________ - VOl.1 CALL YOUS!LF T4fl ARh17? ,4TESN 'S ______ 61 1 ~ 10 BUGS BUNNY AP ) 1% 1 C (7 __________ _____ IKgME. _____ ________ i r .. 01 ____________________ 1% \ -_ 7r -____ - you In the year following your care of important matters birthday by sending for your first today. If they're left until $J42 109882 • Q 1086 s3 copy of Astro.Graph Letter, last, disruptions could occur #Q86 •K3 Dec. 21) Political ploys by . specify birth date. TAURUS (Aprli 20-May 20) pals today could place you in Heavy obligations not of your an awkward position If you making could put damper on permit yourself to be what otherwise should be a manipulated. Steer clear of successful day. Try to get the their petty antics. culprit to pitch in and help. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) A situa tion you're in. e L t,A~11 10J88F 997tT ... PRAI i GOT MA N 16 HERO TO HIS 'IOU IN tJTCH LET?I..64ME Tl41N6 WITH GEHATOR WITh CONGRESSMEN 6W AND PAGE 00 e ___________________________ lOONIES by T. K. Ryan t wizarcry just ____________________ ____ ___ - i 0.- . __________________ i ',- - 'j. ___ am"Amed p,. ormai . 3MAU. 5eL. _____) _____ . ___________________ :. I. t? . .-- . . , 4 -- -.--• .-J: £ . . . ' .r - - -...........- • .. - - - - I ' si;'i,,t ~.4T. ,.,•, 4. "S.. ..L ... .'':.'• ' • • • . . . Goldenrod-Dommerich fire district In Director Gary Kaiser said in March he letter carriens we almdy working system. ftrefighter his district has hired since it According to Powell, Sanford's workers unnecessary to run the large amoimta Of OVeI'tüfle With cutbacks In these places, the pcot. office has not bovased the Powell says the system could continue number of Iflailmnen 111 two yearL to run six days a week while meeting a ___ __ The tests Kaiser used, however, are almost exactly thie smile as those that eliminated the physical agility test, he were used by the state of Florida until the "She (Lapp) was qualified," Floyd said. "I'd rather hire a female now who I feel is qualified rather than be forced into said I.App's background nd references federal Equal Employment Opportunity hiring one later who isn't." were better than those of any of the other Conunission (EEOC) "But we'll put her to work and see how ruled they were He said he knows of one man who tighter budget. A wIna11 of $310,000 will be relit edabliumnenta, he u1 Hecited uezamplesthat the headtax among two Swnlnoi, cities and the ii iegistation revenues at the Sanford.(hiwdo Kennel gy sponeored by Stat. Rep. Robert Hat- nub, estimated at $3,800, would go ° away.DAituno.Sirinis,isaperoved _ by Ms t'cllssgues In the Florida from the Orlando-SemInole JAI-alai ____ __ ____ ____ ____ __ frcq4on, ,iI.t.d at $3000 annuallY HuUsway said today, a ceaçsnion bill would go to the Seminole Counts CornhewiulhslMrcingaisiwsUrnsu "Mm and tu ted ' '" one to permIt the conversion of the at $S0,* annually from the Seminole S•mthols Hai'Reu Raceway to a HvnsuRaceway InCasaelberry when It IybI.d dug raclug facility, wjll call Is converted to a dog track would go to auelbsrry. for tm sola$.cssstpssplr$UIl thn city an Earlier, Hattaway Indicated the head tax th. wsning parknsmtual resulting revesus from the pal-mutual Florida vagerlag establishments. ___uvedgtoths wagering establIshments would 1* "mpat r' Of the psrl-suutuel distributed to cities Mate-wide equally, __ Floyd said las district was under no plicants. said Goldenrod-Dommerich ups, push-ups and rope climbing without Action plan that anticipated hiring one by using one's feet. 1982-83. Assista nt Fire Chief Mitch Floyd. Although Floyd said she Is the first applicants. she does Just like anyone else." discriminatory, "Just by first glance I'd say she's Lapp currently works as a lab probably as capable as some of the male But Kaiser sa id he would continue to employees - now and in the past," he use physical tests beca use hir ing a technician for Dr. Benjamin Newman In person wi th no strength could endanger Altamonte Springs. said. She said she became interested in the Lapp will start her job at the (Ire lives. "Firefighting is the most physically firefighting profession after talking with station at Aloma and Palmetto Streets on Aprill4wlthaahlft24hoursonandl6 demanding job thereis,"Kaisersald. rnanyflrefighterslnthe courseofad. "Hiring someone with no strength could ministering stress tests to 150 Altamonte hours Off, "I'm nervous, but excited about it," endanger the person's life and the lives of Spr ings f irem en as Nesman's assistant. she said. feUowfIrefighterThat'sa chance we're "I spent about an hour wi th each of "I'll be riding the engine until I get my not willing to accept." t hem during the tests," she said, "and we At the same time, however, Buddy would get to ta lking about firefighting EMT (emergency medical technician) certification," she said. Dewar, chief of the sta te Bureau of Fire work." She will be on probation for one year, Standards and Training, said the state Lapp said her next cha llenge is to salt has eliminated physical tests because become certified as a paramedic. Lapp said she applied for the job they could not be shown to ha ve a valid And she has no resentment concerning because the district does not require a relationship to the job requirements. the physical tests. physical agility teeL They do require Because the state has failed to design a She said she feels she should be good that an applicant have successfully valid test since theIrs was ruled Invalid as the men are. completed an approved firefighting by the EEOCKaiaer said he has plans to "I'm going to start a program of school and pass the state fIrefighters modifytheteatstomaketlwmmoretask. running and exercise every day," she exam, oriented. Dewar said tests In which the said. -DIANE PETRYK _ formance in the course was "fantastic." Lapp said she did not want to challenge But sho rt ly af ter she took the course Seminole County's tests through the Orange County. rejected Lapp because she could not pass pressure from the EEOC to hire a Lapp was chosen over 11 ma le ap- a ba t tery of physical tests including chin- woman, but they had an Affirmative Today Actisa .......................IA Ar e.dsr ......................OR Classified Ads..............10-11* Coanks ........................4B Dew Abby.....................03 Deaths.........................2* EsVI.rW .......................4* Florida........................iii ...........................2* Hosow Nibs .........................IA ...................... 13 sgIm......................ioiz* Televisios .....................lB Weaiber .......................2* World..........................IA __ _________________________ . I I -_ - - - - - • • - -I. • . - -. .. - - .w' . .. . Orange By DIANE PETRYK Jim King, Lapp's instructor for the 200- applicant performs actual Job functions Herald Staff Writer hour firefighting course at Seminole such as removing a ladder from a Barbara Lapp will become a Community College, said Lapp's per- puinper, are easier to validate. around every letter carrier, whether ,_.j,S . ~-_ ul ha to be made up through overtime pave y, service or not, Powell explained. one and a half times the normal rate, Powell also accused the post office Powell said, of being topheavy wi th whi te collar •. -. " under thea reduction Plans there have been any complaints about proposed, job loss which wo being d -..............................................- - - '' . .. ) A 't " I - GSA ends In 1963. He said the county needs to ____ rwç -1 __ oo.-a.P . . _ - ) ( . But the union leader said, given the chance, he could cut the cost of Powell called the letter writing operating the post office without af. campaign the only action the mem- fecting service. Tmck BIlls To Bring Windfall? ac• _____ I _____ Firefighter Become a firefighter's job In Seminole County and passed the state exam she was EEOC because if she got a job through because she cou ld not pass portions of a turned down by Seminole County. such an agency her co-workers would physical agility test, was hired by the Seminole County Public Safety look down on her. R 09! ___ La p p To feet. branch employs a supervisor, who people whD live in the city of Sanford are also part Of Seminole County nd pay /A (4S WOIM. IAIL.y 5s*p. arb B one's must spend part of each day following "Why should we?" he asked. "he by Craig laggeD 715.____h1 i b3CSM 'Your blazing six-guns stir. — -- •. along with a tad of daring, 'a "Luck, I r.ekon' said ør.t scattGrsd , ___ cried Wrangler Jn.osh,how Hardy blushing, It!. gr.ctI - 11 without using Additionally, the union estimates 50,000 jobs would be lost nationwide give dw WAM to the county. WY? — chin-ups, push-ups, and rope climbing renovation and expansion, Kirchtiou suggested that the city deed the building to t he county when its commitment t Sanford Mayor Lee Moore said Wednesday he sees no reason for the city to ______________________________ 4.s Powell added mail delivery would protesting the budget cutback proposal which would reduce delivery have bogged dow n if the flexible workers were not available, a move to five days a week, Powell said, The president and congressional planned as part t he cutback. There are 49 employees at the Sanford post leaders have said t hey believe cutback could save money and office, with similar num bers at each prevent some Increases in postal post office branch In Seminole County. Only 19 of the employees are letter rates. firefighter. The 28-year-old female turned down for building to justify improvements.- ___ .. '... . "I'd get rid of'snoopervisioti' first," he said. Under post office rules, each taxes to the county. They are entitled tO. .::": . bership can take to try to stop the cutback, county library irvice, - . . .____ ._. V4 we a" UI P .4 II . _- _________ __________________________________________ _____ _____ __________ __________________ I' •". - . — Avenue tã downtown Sanford, or vacateIe costs while reducing service. the premises, But the city and the county have had problems arriving at a mutually ________ _______ TUMBLEWEEDS .- ME ' - pass a batterj of physical test, including sending letters to their congressmen and vacationing postal workers. . and President Jimmy Carter But the National Association of carriers, under Powell's union, but (For a cvpy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to: "Win st Q Ex _______ I employees who walk routes delivering protest the plans to eliminate mail, says the cutback would actually Saturday delivery, Powell said. S a 4-$ 7 1Vk _,.r_1_,.iV-_*~ * .. A paid a salary to walk a regular route, money. Sanford's 19 let te r carriers will be but pa id by t he hour to fill in for sick must renegotiate a lease for the bIIIIdII*5 at East First Street and Palmetto AUSE Seminole County because she could not service while not saving that much "flexible"letter carriers, workers not the clerk's union Is also taking similar Letter Carriers, which represents country's thousands of pod office action, trying to get its members to SUCH 4 SOUR VIEW (wH4'r I WP.NT ' °F CONGRESSMEN, 'ro Wi" 'iOU NCO* POUTICIM! dam Hussein. battered border and had booted at least 15,000 Iranians out of "We have decided to overthrow the Baathlst regime of the country. Iraq," Ghotbzadeh was quoted as saying by official Tehran Ottier Persian Gulf states feared Washington's severing of Radio, monitored by the BBC in London. diplomatic relations with Tehran might have bad reperLater the radio reported gun duels between Iraqi and cussions on the whole area. One report from Kuwait said the Iranian border forces. It said Iraq was the agressor. entire region has been "put on alert" because of fears of a Khomeini demanded the Iraqi artily overthrow Hussein's possible American attack against oil installations in Iran. By DAVID hL RAZLER earned 25 hours worth of extra time Herald Staff Writer last week, another who worked 16 Sanford letter carriers are joining hours over the normal number. with their national union's drive to "We can't even handle six days of block elimination of Saturday mail mail in six days," said Powell, asking deliveries, said local president David how the load would be handled by With the lease expiring by its own terms In 1989, the county is aware that it USTEt4- IF YOU HAVE ' BOYS - Fight Saturday Cut ruff. Then he had to ruff a Dade with the 10 of trumps. OE6N'T WHICH MISS THE MOST ROLL CALLS.WHO HAS THAT TP4RP MARTINI AT LUNCH... siderations." bazdeh followed a cross fire of words between Iranian strongTehran Radio's Arabic broadcasts Tuesday said Iraq had man Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and Iraqi President Sad- mobilized 20,000 soldiers of its 190,000-man army along the mission Chairman B Kirchhoff. contract ends Oct. 1, IM. We have diamonds. South had to over. -WE KNOW WHO WORKS ANP WHO what those people are going through. It is .I situation in which By United Press International "corrupt" regime. Hussein, in turn, vowed that anyone trying Iran declared today it would "overthrow" the ruling regime it "will have his hand cut off without hesitation." in neighboring Iraq in a move that could bring the two feuding Addressing a Cabinet meeting, Hussein said: "Iraq Is nations closer to ope n warfare, prepared to enter any kind of ba ttle to defend its honor and The statement by Iranian Foreign Minis ter Sadegh Ghot- sovreignty and security at the Arab nation." Area Letter Carriers way would let South get away with just one trump loser. The one South who went down found James Chew of Tulsa in the East seat. Jim ruffed the queen of hearts with his k ing of by NO lie in dicated the clergymen had not miiade contact with all the h os tages. Press sec retary Judy Powell, meantime, said in an interviuw on ABC-TV the hostages "are a constant concern Barb Lapp (right) was rejected by " • your heart, not someone else's prudent bunker would, HAW-YOU KNOW HOW Talks Iran, Iraq Close To Warfare? area. Kenny has been delivering mail in Sanford for 14 years. already overburdened staff, slowing elimination of the jobs even to agreeable new lease. Because the building needs 0000S . V__ ;_ __. I lnough to make it. At all tables East doubled is when North bid it. changes" in life as a result of the U.S. sanctions. the human dimensions completely overpower other con- morning preparing for a day of deliveries through the Pinecrest Powell. The union leader says the fewer men in less time. performed our part and are entitled to onals most South score. ho got there were (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) rallying call. Reached by telephone from London, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman today denied reports food and fuel were being rationed but admitted "it's possible there will be some 1 the fruits of the contract." Under an agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), the city must see that a library is maintained at the building until April 17, 19 or o er p of the bui lding will revert to the federal government. City. Manager Warren Knowles earlier ndicated that it would be difficul t for city to maintain a li bra ry If It no longer today by secondary issues where your finances are West opened a club. South had Bridge," care of this newspato go right up with dummy's per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City ace. Then South cadW the Station, Now York, N.Y. you. When in doubt follow resources as skillfully as a ace of hearts and spades and 10019.) __________ . R - through Oct. 1," she said. that would thoroughly confuse concerned. Budget your ____ Ii Dealer: North west tôri east 19 PM 20 Pm 34 Dbl. 30 PUS 3 PASS t• Other East players refused to ruff. South continued with the Jack of hearts to discard his last low spade. Then a lead of the 10 of diamonds gave East the choice of pring the king or a low diamond. After ____ 0 i .. . I monds was to pick up the eight and give South his slam. 'THI ••O•• .1 #A J9754 Vulnerable: Neither thinking everything is your challenged the opposite might .IF UWE . 4 ck of diamonds forced Six diamonds Is a poor ow West was sure of two anyone who Is too dictatorial, with your Ideas. However, This person could leave you when your views are contract, but at the Colorado diamond tricks and a top ___ .000S.S$ISS• Gosiiis.kIA 10 of trumps, came to his hand with a club ruff, laid down his ace of diamonds and, after East's king dropped, the ANNIE _____ for it," she said. For the city to have retained the books," she said, "it would have needed to provide a cancellation notice within the first four years of the lease 'she said. ,,The books are ft property of the county if we provide library service latest U.S. moves and urged the nation to regard it as a plied through responsible.authorities. "We plan to take him up Harald Photo by Tom Vincent Sanford letter carrier Harry Kenny loads up hIs truck this "I can't understand any other reason Some East players ruffed with the three of trumps. Whereupon South overruf fed, ruffed another spade with the AQ872 uerican hostages are put on trial. Also, 68 percent of the Americans questioned said President Carter's latest sanctions against Iran were "too little, too late," and 77 percent said it was a mistake for Carter not to give Iran an ultimatum for release of the hostages immediately after they were seized. ______ - on that," the official said. The official also said the State Department is awaiting word :'' of the county. Clayton told the board the city's at. tempt to cancel the lease effective Sept. ) seemed to be an effort on their part to avoid losing the books. hearts. 102 by Bob Thaves ... ,,, Fu K Q .175 be ti'U. fault. PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) tZ0 (July 23-Aug. 22) You could easily get sidetracked This could be a crit I I I " 4.Lao p Pass s, Don't allow yourself to get volved in could work out to be p p p caught up in the bickering of materially fortunate today, friends. If you do, distress will but you must be careful not to 7 r Opening lead4 5 quickly take the place of your boast of yo ur good luck 111 by Stoffel a Heimdahl pleasant mood, front of one not so favored. __________________ AQUARIUS (Jan. ).Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) NO\'v "ytiUE 'EALLY Make any excuse to beat a 19) You're a very ptoasant By Oswald Jacoby CAPTURED ON CAN VAS hasty retreat U you find person to be around todaY as sad Alas Sesteg _______ _... yourself face to face wi th long as others are in accord ~ FRANK AND ERNEST 0 _____ --- NORTH 3 ' entered dummy by ruffing a low spade. Next came the king o hearts for a spade dis. car followed by the queen of 453 4KI0964 that might prove very JSOUTH ,,BUBBLE GUM Graph, Box 489, Radio City frustrating. • A K 975 CARP." SAGlrffARIUS (Nov. 23. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to T A 1976, THE FEPERAL GOVERN- SMART _____ 11 - wrestling with something that over Into a serious debate. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) needs to he changed. Find out -hedule our enda to take 91ir ., ________ LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) ARIES (March 21-April 19) This is one of those days when Keep your social encounters you could feel lost in a crowd. light and frothy today instead It's not that people aren't of delving into heavy matters. pleasant, it's that you're A fun discussion could boil q4 7) I health and safety of the American hostages. A White House official said toda y effor ts will be made to keep channels with Iran o pe n despite the break in relations, Khomeini insisted in a speech Monday the hostages were in good health and offered to let outsiders visit them if they ap- would have had to do so 180 days prior to BRIDGE AT _____ __________ Oct. 1, 1979. By the terms of the lease, she VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Inherited. In any case, gout Job for you. Stand up for your just dues particular could blossom Into chips fall where they may. . wanted to terminate the lease early, it cells to produce excessive the complications of gout rather wi th people with whom you'll has been rerouting things share new interest. One in earmarked for you. Let the c 1 _________~\ _____________ - year, to take effect on Oct. 1 of such year. amounts of uric acid Is than rely on diet alone to do the form several new friendships today if you find out someone 1A(Ld1_A at least (180 days prior to Oct. 1 of each because the tendency of the medicines continuously to avoid logic, YOUR BIRTHDAY _________ EEK 1 MEEK VAIkJ, UIMt&)Tt,./E, party, but such notice must be delivered re active and Thus, if you need to lower your prominent. That may be uric acid, it is important to take Tile resullsarea dramatic turnaround front a Harris poll in WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter will try to "keep from the t hree clergymen who conducted Easter servi ces for the door open" with Iran and take Ayatollah Khomeini up on the hostages in Tehran and took messages to them. lie said an offer to let the United States check from time to time oil the they are expected to bring back tapes from tile captives. ther party may cancel this contract In people who a -t~ 1, 3amicsolmmw.fmttxL.sxW,zv"r.7vlm".-.%,tlem December, when 66 percent of the Americans questioned were against any type of military action against Iran. The latest poll, released Tuesday night, showed 51 percent of the respondents favored military action against Iran if the Wants Some Carter . "Ei Gout has a tendency to occur with the old gout diet plan. Die tions were the root of trouble." I .." I., lower the uric acid level a little I 'm statement broadcast by Tehran Radio, monitored in Kuwait. The threat came two days after the United Sta tes severed diplomatic relations with Iran and imposed a trade embargo. There were growing indications Washington was considering a . building. The county's Casselberry Radio City Station, New York, Remember you can only Could The Islamic militants holding the 50 American in Americans Could Back Attack the U.S. Embassy in Tehran today threatened to kill allhostages the captives if the United Sta tes takes military action against %vsIIING'roN (UPI) - The latest Louis Harris public Iran. opinion poll shows most Americans feel military action should "We warn the American government with all frankness that be taken against Iran if the American hostages are put on trial if it launched a mili ta ry aggression against Iran, we shall as spys. ___________ . ! 11 S - (s.4 Tuesday to inform city officials the _____________________________________________________ NY 10019. IN wom By United Press International county will not vacate the libra ry on Sept. 30,"under any circumstances." The county currently pays $1 a year to the city to lease the downtown library this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, continue to produce uric acid. Hera I d-(USPS 481.280) -Price 20 Cents llrji, . ford county library now located In a building leased from the city. 'the county commission also decided — — — — Y(*I a better understanding of in the diet will not significantly 80 gout, I'm sending you Th e lower your uric acid level. A Health Letter num ber 2-3, Gout, classic experiment to prove 63 — — Uric Acid. Other readers who t his was the milk diet, Milk — — — want this issue can send 75 contains no purines or uric acid 86 — cents wi th a long, stamped, self- or cell ular materia ls such as — — — .J addressed envelope for it. Send you find in meat. While con~your request to me, in care of suming only calves - j58 81 — — 62 i i i 1 ' it - 51 — — — by Bob Montana Evening .i. i itants: Hostages days to look at possible alter. native locations for the downtown San- 43 — — — then is to prevent your body medicines to control the gout — — — from forming too much uric itself, — — — — acid. There are new medicines Even the strictest limitation that help in this regard. To give on purines, and hence uric acid, 52 53 54 °I • next The trick to controlling gout along with the proper 42 I . ida 32771 Seminole than coming from what you eat. diet is recommended today, ________ 9,1980-Sanford, l of uric acid. This excess is frequently in people who have _______________________ __________ April Dead ine ——— — 198-Wednesday, 41 1 This diet was devised in the same diet we recommend for ______________ 22 days before gout was corn- people to help prevent fatty1 23 U24 ——— — — — pletely understood. We now cholesterol deposits in the 30 31 32 33 25 26 27 know that gout is caused by the arteries. Th e truth is that hear t — — formation of excessive amounts attacks and strokes occur 128 29 ——— No. Defy 1() were to be avoided but hard to limit the calories sufficient ly liquor was not thought to be a to avoid obesity. problem, You may recognize this as the — 17 16 broth, cubes, Year, County eliminated. Beer, ale and wine saturated fats, cholesterol and _______________ by Art Sansom cW.< 72nd cauliflower, eggplant, lentils, but not necessarily the classic and mushrooms, oatmeal, gout diet. The main objectives sardines and spinach. All rich of the gout Wet today are to and fat foods were to be eliminate fats, particularly th e 59 Noun suffix — 12 _________________________________ 3I OF 1 MOiViT. E I. — 58 Tibetan gazelle 2 Constellation 27 Angered 3 Skinny fish 29 Recess 37 Cinnabar — ___________ THE BORN LOSER 36 Cameroon tribe — CA, -- ______ : lltc4m 1 -.1 1111. 41 - P0 FOR MYRY ______ ? I, 0 Acid ____________ by Mort Walker I H°1111 Uric til I BEETLE BAILEY Heavy 'UOfHfM(I ______ ___ possess Answer to rieviOus Puzzle 181 LOEK A L E _____ (contr.) R A I N z1 A1 PJ _____________________ 40 Seed 4 Correct ISf1AS N £ DSJ (1 A 0 CNS containers 9 Christmas FL £ . 42 Supplement decoration Can Lead To Gout Pj[JN AN 43 French cleric ___________________ ________________________ 12 Notice Ia DC M F W i v _ 44 Believer 13 More o N18 -! have 0fHI 0UI1 AM1 DEAR DR. LAMB (suffix) domesticated 811 A1 T1 1 L I PiA *8 gout but I'm not taking any i 46 Myth ical bird OU N AMA 14 Caspian Dr. medication for it. I was con48 Fencing call. N1 L 1 E N 1I J N1IJ0 15 Trouble En__ u ic Poj LoJ trolling it, I thought, by dieting. 16 Biblical OILICJ 51 Kind of 01 NE N1 U N C ILA1 N Severalyearsagoadoctorgave prophet Lamb S A 0 A P4 0 N I 0 1 A hammer 17 Mae West me a diet. Through the years 55 Mountain near role 5 Tse. 32 Over (Ger.) I've lost it. could you send me a ancient 1w 18 Impudent lung 33 Carry 56 Immortal copy of a gout diet if you have 20 Greek 6 Printers _________________________________ 39 Animal spirit goddess of measure (p1) society (abbr) one. 60 1957 science peace I have some painful Joints 41 Comedian event (abbr I 7 By birth 8 Milk my left knee and hip and my occurred so frequently in royal 22 Same thing 61 Dry,as wine Caesar 24 Lodging 9 Small island 5 Sea.lions 62 Afr, nation shoulder and soniethues families of Europe in the past right house 10 Stratum of ore Looks at Sierra fingers. Should I be taking that it was often called "the my 25 Tumult 11 Connecticut48 Heart of the 63 Deck hand and if so what would disease of kings and the king of 28 Those in medication university 64 Mao matter office you suggest? 19 Progenitor 49 Drinks diseases." lung 30 Be contiguous 65 Strikes 21 Genetic — The DEAR READER If yotr uric acid level is 50 Go swiftly 34 Ancient material 56 Cooling classic gout diet eliminated high, you should significantly 52 Life Phoenician 23 Fate beverage meats which included organ be taking medicine. Most in53 Mild oath port 24 Similar 54 Old stringed kidneys, liver and sweetbreads, dividuals who have gout need to Canal system compound DOWN instrument in northern 25 Halt the so-called high purine foods, have medicines for life to 57 Modern Michigan 1 Osiris wife 26 Novice This included anchovies, beans, control the problem. suCI<E,)-' ~ . ~ I 1 I — .f --I 38 Family member 39 Deletes opposite ACROSS by Chic Young - -....--. .. A. . .. . ' ''' " :' ' ' . • : '. . . - ,. sIt_'.. 1 ' ' ... .. . 0* .-:'- ..• .-4q-. �- . - . - - - . .ughway Widniidy, April 9, 1NO MR=D Brother Of Afghan Rebel Told Russians Used Gases JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - The brother of an Afghan resista nce leader said Tuesday he was told during a three-week visit to refugee camps in Pakistan that Russian troops were using gases against Afghan villagers. Dr. Asadullab Mojadldi, a resident of Jacksonville whose brother, Sibghatullah Mojadidi, is chairman of the Afghan National Liberation Front, said fleeing villagers described two kinds of gases used by the Russians. .1161 FALN Evidence Examined * s.. . ., .- - MILWAUKEE (UP!) -Cartons of evidence seized from a suspected safehouse for FALN terrorists were examined by au thorities today for clues linking the Puerto Rican nationalist group toa variety of terrorist activities, The search for other leaders of the group who narrowly avoided capture In the Tuesday ra id also was under way. Still at large is Oscar Lopez-Rivera, who was believed to have left the Milwaukee house just hours before the raid, and William Morales. •0rS - - - .--* •_--_* . -' * - 'j I * * - -* , .- F Sought To Cut 436 Traffic '1 2.• NORMAN FLOYD ...backs procedures - The Center Street proposal would turn a minor roadway Into a major highway north of 436 running parallel to the overburdened state road throughout the city. Floyd said feeders on the road would • provide direct access to the Altamonte Mall, Rules Israelis Enter Peace Zone BAYPORT: highs, 10:36 am., 9:33p.m.; lows 3:40 am., 4:13 WASHINGTON (UP!) - Winding up talks p.m. Ina toast ata White House dinner ln honor o( conceivable." "We cannot fall," Carter said. BOATING FORECAST: SI. A,gssUae to Jsplter 1*1.1, Out with President Anwar Sadat today, President Sadat Tuesday night, Carter expressed his Carter read excerpts from the Camp David He said the agreement specifies a self. 0 Mom Winds southerly 10 to 15 kricits today allifting to west Carta says Egypt and Israel are honw bound concern the stalemate on autonomy may accords and recalled that during the meetings governing authority In the West Bank and to northwest over the north portion today and over the south to keep their Camp David commitment for full continue. in September, 1978 at the mountaintop retreat, Gaza through free elections held by those who portion tonight. Winds northerly 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Seat autonomy for the Palestinian people. "It would be inconceivable that we would let (Israeli Prime Minister Mensichem) Be& live In those two areas. When self rule is The two leaders planned a final meeting at Ui's promise slip from our grasp and end th 3 to 5 feet. Winds and sems higher near scattered thwi"said many times in the presence of President established, he added, Israel has agreed to derstorms. Clearing tonight. 10 a.m. EST on the deadlock In the EgyptIan- hopes and the confidence and the aspirations Sadaf aipd me, not just autonomy, full withdraw the military government and thJ. AREA FORECAST: Variable cloudiness with a chance of Israeli negotiations on self rule for the of two troubled peoples and indeed the entire autonomy - full autonomy, he said many, Ian administration and to pull Its troops out to thundershowers today. Gradual clearing tonight Mostly fair Palestinians on the West Bank and In Gaza. world with failure," he said. "It is In. may tlIMa." specific security locations, Thursday. Highs today mWWOL High 7huroday low 10L ,_r Cooler tonight with lows near6l. Winds south tosouthwestl0t° Ic ,, h .l1h1n in ,wth.t4v a4tw1n that ilav Rain - 1 i_.___-........, I The Seminole County School Board will be asked to set the school opening -date tonight for the 196142 school year and decide which days will be student holldas, said Ralph Ray, partly cloudy and warmer Saturday and Sunday. Chance of showers north pirt Sunday. Levi in the 4W north to lb south Friday morning and upper 5W north to low 70s south Sunday morning. Highs low 70# north to around ID south Friday warming to now 00 twirth and fli'd & south by Sunday. school Information officer. The Seminole Education Association will have Input in the matter, be added. The school board meets at 7:30 p.m. at the board office, 1211 Mellonville Ave., Sanford. Ray said the board will also consider a request from some Woodlands Elementary School parents that the board reøonsldsr their decision to tranofer about 100 pupils from that school to Altamonte Elementary next year. The parents contend that Altamonte is already too overcrowded, Ray said. Ray said the teme of paddling students Is not on the agenda for tonight, despite the complaints of one Sanford Middle School parent who claimed her 14year.old son was severely But Ray said the matter could be discussed if a board member elects to move It be considered as an emergency Item. A majority of th board would 11M to agree in that can. Paddling of students by school officials is psrmlti.d - HOSPITAL NOTES Masr4 P. Mosfor, Orange City slayss Wanda Andersen, a boy, Sanford DISCNASSIS Janet L. Irvin Marie Hardy Ruth I. Juni Cullen WaI'r IOIVIII WflhIeITl$ and baby boy Mamarli Sass, Oilily Ills J. DIcM. D.l.ry Iffi5 A. Silt, ClOses Jowas P. Sill, DiNeiis Jsannitts Trswlck J MWVUIIH. 01011 10110 Mil*sd N. Roy, Osary WielO K. MCFifl. Oltiiii William Silt, DeNies Tijuses I. Maidpsmsry, Neith Delves I. Ayree, Ds$hs Ralywaw A. Orsihom. Deft" COMM DSOSIII HWIISSfl 1111 boW IWI, Den Ksafl, L.ssber Albert W. CMwdiIN, Ora.s Cily Diltias Florida statute. 1 Ewøh.g Hrudd AREA DEATHS M jtjj,g - one Main fl, 4 •.!!ac WS ___ -,dauday, $rIl L 1*-Vet 72. No. NO * ___ - - - AMY - * * ''' . . li ves in a metrop o r litan area .was k illed on a Sa turda y ...was killed following an argument "It makes a pretty sad comment on the state of society," York said of the murders among kin. Among other murder-related statistics compiled by the FDI.E: Seven victims were under one year of age; 30 were over 75. Of persons arrested for murder, 18.1 percent were in their 20s and 83.5 percent were men. The youngest murder suspect was 11; 10 were older than 65. handguns were used in 526 murders, an increase of 20.4 percent over the previous year. Firearms of all types were U_Set! in 60 Ircent of the cases and knifes or other cutting in. struments in 17.2 percent. - Arguments between nonfamily :iiembers led to 47.2 percent of the cases; lovers' quarrels accounted for 9.7 per. cent; drinking led to 8,6 percent. - - - st!pgranddavghtar, o1 . #0 ____ Fkd 11111110d par iand ''It's one of the toughest crimes to prevent," he said. liati it since Cain and Abel.' arguments office .sus*s.,tiwiuvs-' FMsorvIciJw.NNaI 4:36 Thursday at kilase ____ am J8 swvivw by a am. Fumvl Now PA. will Di, Joy 1111111M Rot A. W11. y Ciiewallif ..uiiatw. SwW -soft nf 1 doe0s 36i*th SrIMIa pp *M 014 It 3bess, Mlthl dwe, wae FREEZES PRICES ON ALL QUALITY GENERIC DRUGS FOR 60 DAYS, PRESCRIP. lION SAVINGS AS MUCH AS 50 PCT. WITH OUR TRUSTED GEN. ERIC DRUGS. ------------------------------------------------------':Li'1:l_I_1I(1'1I•]: ii Chinesp Flpta_ - Reg. $3.49 plastic pillows with ping pong paddles as oars. They risk drowning, sharks and the bullets of Chinese soldiers. In 1979 more than 75,000 illegal immigrants from China's southern Guangdong Province were caught trying to sneak into the British colony of Hong Kong and were sent back to the inland. 'But an even greater number, at least 100,000 according to government estimates, managed to slip past the colony's defenses Into what Is one of the most densely populated and expensive cities of Asia. WE ALI. GILLETTE CRICKET I LIQUID LAWN FOOD BUTANE LIGHTER I Complete nutrition spray far lawns. -.-, !l_ * U ..' REG. WALGREIEN COUPON SEALTEST ICE CREAM . - - DELUXE GARDEN SPRAY S pra ys LLPJl CAR " * o 20 gal. !:Lh1nj1 COLON PRINT FILM - REG. , #1 didn't tell my parents I was leaving because they would 1 have stopped me," Heng said. "Parents are now afraid to let their children leave because it's so dangerous." 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"If I hadn't been sent to the countryside, I would rather have L,d In Canton. In Hong Kong you have more freedom but cit have to work harder. life in Canton is easier and cheaper nd the people are friendlier." ZEST BEAUTY 1 BAR, 3%-ox. I A INTER "It Is hard to compare China and Hong Kong, but in my Wage of 2,000 1 knew everybody. Here I don't even know the piher people who live In my building. "People in China are warmer. Here people are your friends $f you have money." iecades. 1, deodou ii,, "Communism Is very Idealistic, but you have no personal freedom," Heng said. "Capitalism Is a world where men eat nen and only the strongest survive. But I prefer capitalism ecauae I have more opportunities. Iobg Kong to join six other members of his family. One by one, jegally and illegally, they had left Canton over the put two $3 oft ,.o.h oIh Buy mor. it.00 qe1 $6 ott on 2 $9 ott on 3. ihi thus 4 17 80 TILI.IKTRA 6.99 m " NO LIMIT COUPON tIuu 4 12 80 9OUWOCUUIfl REG. $5.99 a 2.9ocs; 5. 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Im.? 2 tPr,,, April 12, 1900 Wsthoutcouponb9 .och - *_ 2.99 2189C II AdiuOoblc d'sposobi. One gallon bottle. The ASN'r 11 1200 DRY!R. "In China, only officials' children get good jobs. I wanted to go ton university but I failed the exams, so when I graduated from middle school a year ago I was sent back to the farm." Heng works every day in a factory making architectural models, trying to earn enough to pay off his new debts so he can begin sending money to his parents and their other three children. He earns $100, plus room, board and two days off per nonth. -1: ' CONAIR PRO Successful Immigrants, located by a Western reporter, described In Interviews why they risked death to leave their fiative land despite its new modernization program and political liberalizations of the post-Mao era. "I wanted to help my family," 20-year-old Heng Vulin, a sturdy farm boy from a village 25 miles from the colony, said thi'ough an interpreter. (Heng is not his real name.) . 'a.. iou WE i i Vinyl .nchin,,d.d,orn.t., Pt.nur.set coupIngs. 1ttruApri1,1910 39 Wstwucoopon$I / HONG KONG (UPI) - They walk, swim, drift on rafts of Ii 99c L. LImIt . I! 18-ox. SMUCKER'S PRESERVES ':':, To.Hong Kong For Better Life * - * - bI' I * I fr-"§W-AmdsoIi IJSAWA tumstic about curtailing murder. Canadian town of Kenora. The actress and costar Tom Skerritt had to brave everything from temperatures of 26 below to beasts like this cougar owned by animal handier Mark Weiner (left). 8unIsrd1erthspS tein C1lrauup. gs L On W S i' ibir of ad __ Ta Amemeses of wif enforcement S 4year and, a half later Chou was allowed to join hllfatherofl )he Portuguese island colony of Macao and later slipped lesaUy into neighboring Hong Kong with the help of a -M - N - Thirty-five percent of the victims were killed b persons in connection with muggings, robberies or other crnn&'s. - Police "cleared" 71.3 percent of the murder cases, either by making arrests or discovering the alleged :i:urdcrcrs had themselves died. - Saturday %%' the most dangerous day Ui 18.5 percent followed clely by Sunday with 17.1 percent --- Dade County had the most murders with 320: nine counties had none. - Four law officers were killed, three by guns, one by a car. While York maintains that there are solutions to iiuin types of cri'ues if society is mlling to pay the price, he is not op. II- Qwu, also 20, said, "After I finished middle school In Canton Lien I was 17, 1 was scM to the countryside. Life was very Was hein ___ . Ii mufoi Mr% U.NaO r.i-sL SNaS Home SlOwry: Vi" Year. $4L$. I! MiNI Weab. $I.$j MilL Slits 8 fliltI. S!.ia rcent ,..is 0 male in his 20s F iLl Slender, shy Chou MIn'Chih, (not his real name) came to lid 1udoy at Lakeview and a sla*ir.tn.la., Mrs. Neruing (eier, 5d_ e Robert A. Wl1l1mi&%rd. SiessI Class Pmbw Pill at Sanford. Pipills Mill F- p CS, "1117 Deny, criewo aws aoI= AVS., aors, Sill! Siuday. 4000 $sP.i1& by The Isalsid Iforald, Iii.. Nil. PiseiN *0w $Ul PIP. N1I. Although exact statistics are impossible to gather, York said last week it appears certain more and more murders are attributable to narcotics trafficking and "cocaine cowboys," mainly in south Florida. "This is not surprising. When you have a multi.million-dollar business operating illegally, you're going to have violence," York said. There were 1,084 murders in the state last year, a jump of 14.2 percent over the previous year but still short of the 1,132 committed in 1975. The 1979 murder rate was 11.7 per 100,000 population. The murder of one family member by another occurred 193 times, or 17.8 e of the total. Of these, 116 victims were killed by their SpOUSeS. Twentyseven children were killed by their parents. March 25 kidnapping of Craig Daly, 3454 Bowman Drive, Winter Park. Crotts has been held in the Duval County Jail without bail Carter, Sodat Aeet For FinoI Tirn e On Dead I ock 4 calls "very disturbing." Richard Dale Crotts, also known as Richard Smith 21, St. Petersburg, was ordered held in lieu of $10,500 ball for the since his arrest a few hours after the kidnapping while driving Daly's car. Sanford police say Daly was abducted at 5:45 p.m. on March 25 as he walked to his car parked in front of the Sanford Radio Shack store by a man who pointed a revolver to his head. The man ordered Daly to drive down Interstate.4 to Orange arrested Friday by Altamonte Springs police and charged with against Wino Dixie Stores Inc., William Law Jr. and Thomas possession of a controlled substance, and possession of stolen County, then back towards Volusla when he discovered he was Cauble charging a negligently placed chunk of concrete caused not heading towards Interstate-95. property. Jackson was spotted t 218 Newburyport, Altamonte Mrs. Ball to fall In a parking lot. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - An Israeli mechanized At the Deltona Interchange, the suspect ordered Daly to get Springs, carrying a box and a pillow case and police apThe suit, filed in Seminole Circuit Court, states Mrs. Ball fell force crossed Into southern Lebanon today and took out of his car and take off his pants, police say. prehended him nearby. He was taken to the Seminole County at an undisclosed Winn Dixie shopping center parking lot in the up positions inside the frontier's U.N. peacekeeping Jail. Daly got a ride to the Deltona Inn where he called police. county on Oct. 2, 1979, when she tripped over a concrete car zone, the state-run Beirut radio said. Crotts was arrested and charged with the crimes at 10:30 U.N. officials confirmed the Incursions. BURGLARY ABOVE WHILE P.m. driving Daly's car through Jacksonville on 1-95 say highThe suit, asking for more than $2,500 In damages to cover COOK WORKS BELOW Officials at the Irish embassy said the Israelis, way patrolmen. medical bills and other losses Incurred by the Balls, charges An Altamonte Springs man told deputies his apartment was estimated to number about 130 and supported by troop ALARM EQUIPMENT STOLEN the supermarket chain, and the two people who own the burglarized while he worked in his waffI e Shop Iocated under it carriers, had taken up positions Inside the zone held by More than $1,5W in burglar alarm equipment in ft back of a building and parking lot with negligence In allowing the Sunday afternoon. the U.N. Irish battalion, car did not prevent thieves from breaking Into It, say deputies. bumper to be placed where It was. J.W. Robinson, 1200 E. 'Altamonte Drive, told deputies he In fact, the equipment was their target, deputies added. an working In the Waffle Stop, located under his residence Scott Haggard told deputies he parked his 1969 Chevrolet in JEWELAY STOLEN -a burglary between noon and 3 p.m. Sunday. When Robinson returned to Jewelry valued at $4,065 was reported taken in the parking lot of the Springwood Village Apartments, State Road 434, Longwood, Monday night, and a large supply of Friday at 340 W. Hornbearn Drive, Longwood. Paul R. his apartment, he discovered $2,05 in old coins and Jewelry WEATHER had been stolen, deputies say, burglar and fire alarm components stored In the back, Arsenault said the missing jewelry belonged to Betty J . returned Tu AYIe%IUII. * n4 ties $1,631 t $0045 Was, BuRGIAY ATAUToàit) ' - say (pUtlS$, addini HaUard may hey. $11 tlii _ MINIHOMEBURGLARY NATIONAL REPORTt Four People have been killed in ' Thieves stole removable top from al9l) Corvette parked at accidentally unlocked. __ Two swivel bucket seats, a speaker and two radio knobs with a Sanford auto abody tornadoes and high winds produced by a strong storm system shop this weekend, police report a total value of $450 were removed from a mini-home at that moved out of the Midwest and South and is heading ROBBED OF The burglars broke into the yard of Joe Creamon's auto Vaughn Motors at 186 N. U.S. Highway 1744 1,014MOod, Buildings were overturned and crushed and trees and A 31-year-old Sanford man was spun around and hit by a pok dealership, 3700 U.S. Highway 1742, during thei weekend, between the afternoon of March 31 and Friday at 8:30 P.m. utility poles were knocked clown in the system that struck of robbers who stole his wallet early Saturday morning, police - taking a $1,000 top from a car in the body shop area, police CONSTRUCIION ShE HIT Texas and Oklahoma Monday. The system pushed its way report. Ed Fielding reported the theft of a six-foot sliding glass door said, eastward today. Severe weather warnings were in effect for Samuel Newkirk, 1014 W. Eighth St., Sanford, was standing the eastern Ohio Valley - hit by a dozen tornadoes Tuesday - and frame and dishwasher from a house under construction at KIIDNAPSUSPECrINUMMOLEiAlL outside his house when one suspect, described as 19 to 21 years Let 2, Thunder Trail, Longwood, sometime between 5 p.m. and central Appalachians. A St. Petersburg man accused of kidnapping a man from old, hit him and spun him around. A second man then reached Thursday and 7:30 a.m. Friday. AREA READINGS (9 Lm.): temperature 76; overnight Sanford's Zayre Plaza, March 36, has been returned to the Into Newkirk's pocket and removed his wallet, containing $6' low: 67; Yesterday's high: 17; barometric prew.are: 30:06; ORANGE CITY MAN HELD Seminole County Jail to stand charges of kidnapping and ar. police say, relative humidity: 77 percent; winds: west at 14 m.p.h. Mark Alan Jackson, 420 E. Florida Ave., Orange City, was med robbery. The pair then ran down Eighth Street, police say. THURSDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 3:01 am., 3:33 p.m.; lows 9:10 am., 10:42 p.m. PORT CANAVERAL: hIghs 2:83 a.m., 3:5 , pm.; lows 9:11 am., 10:33 pm.; APILS ADMISSIONS Sanfsrd: Cw*yn Dixie Iu,lni Ford Mlthael Froildin lens J fmii Herbert 01118111111411111 Ceastanci solo Normal swum someone heknew. The murderer was most likely a man of about the same age as the victim. He probably had been drinking, used a handgun to do the job and stood a be tter than 70 percent chance of being caught or dying himself. These portraits of the typical murder victim and murderer emerged from the annual crime report of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, They signal no striking new trends -young men have been more apt to kill each other than any other age group since such statistics were first kept. But within the 271 pages of crime data prepared by the FDLE is a hidden trend, one FDLE Commissioner James York But Floyd had little hope for approval of the 436 project, saying the tn-county board is strongly dominated by Orange County and Orlando representatives. Florida's Typical Murder Victim... 7-7-7777 * Seminole County deputies are investigating a charge by a Midway mother that a neighbor sexually abused her 21Y4-yearold daughter, Infecting her with gonorrhea. The woman told deputies she took her child, who stays with a neighbor during the day, to a physician Saturday, for treatment of an Infection he diagnosed as the venereal disease. Deputies say the little girl identified a man living In the home of the woman caring for the child as the one who sexually assaulted her. SUIT AGAINST WINN DIXIE FILED Lurone G. Ball and her husband, Raymond, have filed suit Peruvian Embassy grounds have asked President Carter for admission to the United States, Havana radio said Tuesday. "The delinquents, lumpens, anti-social people, parasites and vagrants who have occupied the Peruvian Embassy in our capital since last week have asked for admission to the United States In a letter to President Carter," said the broadcast, monitored In Miami. - TALLAHASSEE,Fla.I UPI) - The typical murder victim in Florida last year was male in his 20s living ma metropolitan area who was killed on a Saturday during an argument with Midway Woman Says Baby Abused iliousanus Of Cubans jamming the $IMINOLIMIMOIIAL, HOSPITAl. 'Cocaine Cowboys' Boost State Crime Newnham said the MPO has ordered the DOT to explain its reasons for changing priorities the gubernatorially-appointed planning board is supposed to set Probe Wednesday, April 9,1950-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By DONNA ESTES But in any event, he said, the procedures will be city members to review the complaint of wrongdoing. Herald Staff Writer law by the end of the month. The cominissloner would report his findings back to The Altamonte Springs City Commission will "A of the city commissioners are in the frame of the commission and the Investigation could cease have a formal procedure for in vestigation into mind that they would like to get this black cloud there. allegations against Mayor Norman Floyd. And over our heads resolved for the sake of the city and - If It was determined the Investigation should those procedures, preliminarily approved by the for Mayor Floyd's sake, We would like to get this contin ue, an impartial Investigator, who would have city commission Tuesday night, could end up with done as quickly as possible while at the same type no connection wi th the city, would be named to Floyd's removal from office, time assur ing the investiga tion will be done conduct a formal Investigation. The commissioners including Floyd, unanimously properly," Consta ntine said. -If it was determined charges had substance, a approved the procedure. me procedures approved by the city commission hearing examiner would be named to conduct Deputy Mayor Lee Co nstantine said today formal hearings. as outlined by Constantine today are: ordinance setting procedure for the in vestigation -If the hearing examiner recommended action - A complainant against a city commissioner may be passed on first reading at elher next would bring his complaint to the city commission, by the city commission, the commission could week's commission meeting or the week following, - The commission would name one of its remove one of Its mem be rs from office. -I- 1A111 (U"A) - - Altamonte Readies . 5 sits... - By DAVID P.L RAZLER Organization (Ml) which Is responsible for At the last meeting of the MPO, the state Herald Staff Writer arranging state engineering studies and cost Department of Transportation informed the A Plan to divert close to half the Cars Using estimates for Seminole, Orange and Osceola board that the widening of 436 would have to State Road 436 through Altamonte Springs counties. The mayor said he had no Idea how be postponed for two years and the funds has been proposed to the tn-county plannin g much the project would cost, when the studies reallocated to projects In Orange County, board by Mayor Norman Floyd. would be complete or whether the federal despite the high priori ty given the project by The project -making Center Street into a money would be available to build It. the planners. highway from Palm Springs Drive to MonThe Improvement to 436, a stretch of road The Ce nter Street proposal, which would tgomery Road, complete with an overpass conta ining 12 of the 24 most accident-prone turn a dirt road Into a major thoroughfare, spanning Interstate 4 - would take 27,000 Intersections in the state, according to has been proposed for many years by city cars per day off the state highway now Dona ld Newnham, the city's director of official& carrying 60,000 per day, the mayor said. public ser vices, had been near the top of the Last year, state legislators considered Floyd said the proposal for f unding through MPO and State Department of Tran- funding the project with extra state highway federal Urban Highway Development money sportatlon priority lists for 1960 for several money. But that money Instead was put s now before the Metropolitan Planning years, city officials say. towards the state's budgetary surplus. IN BRIEF Cubans Ask Carter's Help - . - ___fl - - . - * * 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - - TOOTHPASTE ke-yulgi 1 19 • L imit 1 OWU April 12. 1010 Withoucoupon$t 39 SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY. FRIDAY . SATURDAY' Ow Policy Each idveflssad i01m .s isqgi..d to be readily evi,Iable br sales' Swlaw 0K. .dv.'lis.d p.iCi it ill ito,., unless ipetilsiIy sthirwiie noted in this ad (our As Aêvertisid' slpsepwnt them out) Special tole period pr ices r-ot.d b, We or coupons Any others ore our •vs:ydoy low prices Some regular prices quoted may vary in some light reser ved to limit quantities an all item, we stores • watc,ut Co I9 r �. ... :... , . .. E vening H exWd Wednesday, April 9, Around 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director I. __ J ___ 4 ___________ __________ Hole In Cuba's The Clock By DIANE PETRYK Image Another hole has been punched in the image of Communist Cuba as the land of peace, equality and justice these past few days as up to 9,000 Cubans crowded Into the Peruvian embassy in Havana seeking asylum. The rush for passage out of Cuba began last Friday when Cuban police left their post at the embassy's gate after several were injured when a van carrying 24 Cubans crashed through it. It Is safe to say that the compound of the embassy of Peru wasn't built to comfortably accommodate 9,000 people, including many who are injured or ill. But they began flowing In as soon as It appeared that escape from Fidel Castro's Marxist regime might be possible. In the past few years, thousands of American liberals and leftists have been praising the Cuban society they saw as superior to the American way of life. No matter that the Cuban people live on rations; that the secret police are everywhere; that upwards of 20,000 political prisoners still rot in Castro's Jails, Sen. George McGovern of S. Dakota who ran for president in 1972, became a close friend of Castro although he has had little to say about living conditions in Castro's "paradise." Meanwhile, the flow of Cuban refugees into Miami and other American ports continues. They, and the thousands who jammed the Peruvian embassy seeking asylum from Communism are telling us again of the terrible truth of life under Marxism and to what lengths men will go to be free of it. .. . . p.., N. • 1-- 1969 to 1977, while states without compulsory bargaining averaged 16 strikes each - almost one third fewer the PSRC study pointed out. The press release stated thai average gross annual earnings for Florida teachers rose 34.9 percent between the 1969-70 and 1977-78 school years and two teacher strikes occurred. But by contrast, Louisiana, a state without compulsory bargaining laws, had average groá earnings of teaches increase over the t p9.4 percent, with two teacher strikes, what the statistics do not reveal, however, 13 what teacher salaries were In the 30 sta tes before com pulsory bargaining laws were passed, and how they compared thea to salaries in states without compulsory bargaining. Bill Moore, interim executive director of the Seminole Education Association, suggested that a check of these salar ies might show that in states with cc*pulsOry bargaining, salaries before the compulsory bargaining laws were passed were comparatively lower to begin with. "Compulsory bargaining may have helped to narrow the gap," he said, "and states where the The PSRC analysis shows, their press release says, unionized public school teachers receive lower pay raises than do teachers who are not unionized. The data also appears to show that states with compulsory bargaining laws for teac hers ex perience more teacher strikes, Th irty states, including Florida, now compel school boards to bargain with teacher unions. According to the PSRC, states without compulsory bargai ni ng laws had an average teacher salary increase between the 1969-70 and 1977-78 school years over 4 percent above the average for states with compulsory bargaining laws, As for teacher strikes, states with compulsory bargaining averaged 46 strikes per state from , iç3 I Another - unionism." ii 1 $F!II1 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. . You can't be too careful about statistics. For instance, consider some data sent to the Evening Herald recently by the Public Service Research Council. On the surface it appears discouraging news for Florida teachers has emerged from a data analysis conducted by the PSRC, a Vienna, Virginia-based group devoted to "non-partisan research and education concerning public sector (USPS 4$12e0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 . .. — : . . I salaries are pretty good to begin with don't normally push for collective bargaining." Collective bargaining is a result of lower salaries, he said. Moore added that Florida's compulsory bargaining law, as the PSRC called it, is not a compulsory bargaining law when one considers that such laws, historically, have been designed to equalize the bargaining sides. "In Florida that doesn't happen," he said. "We Sit clown to bargain with the school board, but ultimately we have to take what they give. There's no provision for binding arbitration. That's not truly collective bargaining for I asked a representati ve of the PSRC if data were gathered concerning salaries before com pulsory bargaining in states which later mandated compulsory bargaining. They said they did not have that da ta. But I learned one interesting thing. The PSRC was created by supporters of a teacher in Michigan who was fired in 1973 for refusing to pay union dues to the Michigan Education - Lobbyists Outnumber Legislators '* Association. - from meeting every other year to annual sessions. Lobbying has become a fulltime business for some Tallahassee attorneys because either the legislature or one or more of its committees is meeting almost year-round. Lobbyists range fromsome minor governwent employees to powerful former legislators. Among theimi are former house Speakers Terrell Sesswns, Tampa, E.C. Rowell of Wildwoxl and Don Tucker of Tallahassee, and former Senate Presidents John Mathews Jr., Jacksonville, Louis de la Parte, Tampa, Randolph Hodges, Cedar Key and Mallory track, taxi service and the Seminole Indian tribe, Of the iiiure than :1,000 registered lobbyists, about 750 are government employees, Testifying before committees and answering questions of legislators is part of their job for which they get no extra p . The lobbyists represent 4,159 interests ranging alphabetically from accountants and acupuncture to yacht brokers and youth camps. Most legislators find the information they supply indispensible. William C. Ilerrell Jr., son of a former senator who himself was a respected dog legislators, either Individually or in groups at Horne, Tallahassee, and one-tinic Minority track lobbyist, is probably the busiest lob- profemion including the eakind-drink bashes Leaders Ken Plante, Orlando, and Don Reed, Boca Baton. Borne, only member in modern times to serve as house Speaker and Senate president, lobbies For 10 interests, including a horse byist in town. He has 19 clients, many of theni with similar interests. "Lobbying is my business," Herrell said in a weekend interview. "It's hard work. You have to be willing to put in physical labor." which is part of the job. "Lobbying is not a dirty word,' Firestone said. "It can be the League of Women Voters holding a barbecue as well as the mobile home industry throwing a steak dinner.' JEFFREY HART Reagan's _.. Cheers For The lnicto,. y _ _____ - .9111111111111h. -BAD WASHINGTON (NEA) — As far as the Reagan camp is concerned, the primaries are over. Ronald Reagan may suffer several more setbacks along the way, but the nomination is his, say his followers. This means they now can turn their attention to November and Jimmy Carter. They believe they will win that election. 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Said one former cellesgue, presently rap seen after Ewing be'ohe aft the affair and Also under sespidon Is dwuj la4 working as a pin setter in a Dallas bowling diandid ski have town. Myrtle. Philpolt, who toned the aitIc4 alley after losing n'iw In the Ewing dial, Ewing, head of Dallas-based Ewing ott, is Even Ewing's mother, aftsctloutely inJured Ewing the night of the shooting afl$ "ft was league night when the sheeting cc' 'IIIW Police. listed in critical condition in an unnamed _ "uk iuie" is (llfl'ed, and I had to work, de4gesn the luck." _____ Weal, hospital. ions. was lying uusis ting iie it Rifts also reliortedly had dfl!i bil Police Indicated they expect to make no Told by hospital of stuck pig," said Mrs. Phiotl, "so after 1tcIaIs her an has an uiI of quick arnets In the case because of the ox. "exceUset choir, of pulling a,gh," M f"Ish.d my mopping, I sIkd the cops." trairdinary number of xxeU4e napects they '° "Oh, how mkrtmots," and A*N Why she wasted so long belor 1115 wif' e, Bus Ellen, I. considered a prima EllIs_Miod, must question. t.. , lb. diening lady said, mapect. Contacted at . local saltorkeni, alas ThOM Asked how long 11*1 sifting process might his _ Ing the ices, would di.. Gases. whos , ' a'n' I'fl ion said, "Al least tab., a police spa uiuu diulhii nd lb W he teNted his Idii It UI I IS thI$ ai1Ojt4Ien4 mop?f~ -I.." ,Iv falb'ir is d to be for &L ce have id an otl persons wbi.It ho Iiiurftid the baa",. om his to InVWd1$IP to., wig's two ivo ass we known Wilt to tabs credit tar the atlarnptsd mur dè '1i'g bather, Jock, was known to have many hicasase of the way he eon. tI5iSd by PEL* as older Ewing (ceefss), to report to beadquwters as so them ft= ft family's spmft g a#iltisd, "I alwuld have k,n that boy was as pondid.. He was Involved recently In a qusatlonshi" Ranch In ceder to take o' coniplete cta ration vliá he wan 1$ i el 10 "TêkOá 'iÜIar-aiàd be patient," said of 4fan1ly'a weaUpr-tj$a •isidiwUi mvlti.ipilhlcii dollar dial that reportedly coat twN.adMa in it P5&I spslasiiaon. 'ft's loing to hi a Iq 4-cf-hi f'ir.ertU.giia tfii Ewing also reikztedly has been involved In bii I wsulki't glve hen a pony," summer." IIIIIIIIII NOW OP UNTIL S:30 PM • IIIIIIIIIIII _______________________________________________________________________________ Roaches Laugh yet? I Want To Confess To Th is C rime? it A t Sprays,, Trajs BERRYI WORLD LEWIS GRIZZARD BOSTON ) UPh - A doctor at the Sidney Farber Cancer Institute says scientists have figured out a way to classify some types of childhood leukemia which would then help detect which patients are inure treatable. "We now have the ability to discriminate and categorize the children who have leukemia into different groups,'' Dr. Stuart F. Schlossman said in an interview with the Boston Globe. We can tell which patients respond! to therapy, and we can identify those who did poorly in the past, and try different treatments," he said. Schlossmnan, also a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School said it has been found, for example, that acute lmphoblastic leukeimmia occurs in children in several different forms, and some forms are mn(,re treatable than thiers, "This allows us to dissect populations of cells from one another,'' lie said. "Amid that is a very important concept. What looked, several years ago, to be acute leukemia in childhood is now tturning out to be several different kinds of leukemimia." He said with the use of pure antibodies - substances pr duced by special hybrid turnior cells growing in culture - it is possible to separate leukemia into several different subsets. Another ilimportant finding is that large amounts of pure, specific antibodies, called ''mitono-clonal antibodies'' recognize and lock onto disease organisms, and set them up for destruction, Schlossnmn said. In the new work, these special substances, the pure anla'ratory laboratory tibodies, are being made outside the body, dishes, and are becoming available in large quantities for research. "We know we can deliver the antibodies to every leukemimia cell in the body," Schlossmnan said. "We don't know yet how important this is going to be." 'Screening Indicator - is safe, non-toxic, non-irritating and non.carcinogenic. I ed the firm had "entered an Faberge •. Monday, announc agreement" with SCSI Laboratories Inc., a privately held New Faberge said the device - heat-sensitive chemicals in thin, Jersey firm, "for the clinical study, development and cornpliable triangular wafers that tuck inside bra cups — is un. inercial exploitation of a patented, simple, home-use device to dergoing expanded field tests. aid in the early detection of br east cancer." Karpman said If all goes well in the expanded clinical trials Dr. Harold L. Karpman, Faberge medical director, said the only indicates time presence of RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP! chemicals, which he did not name, change color when heat the product should be on the market in six months to a year, - Cockroaches, perhaps the the pests and may indirectly from the breast becomes greater than normal. Cancer tissue The associate clinical professor of medicine at the most persistent of all contribute to the problem by tends to be hotter than that of normal tissue. University of California at Los Angeles Medical School is a household pests, are rarely relieving overcrowding and Faberge said the patented device - called Breast Cancer founder and past president of the American Ther mography controlled by imiost corn- leaving more Food for the Society — a group that has been looking for early signs of muercial baits, traps and survivors. cancer by taking heat-readings of breast tissue. sprays, a researcher says. ivWhat does kill roaches, he "Time first cancer," he said, "probably is no bigger than the time 'F or Furthermore, you might said, was it technical grade of dot made by a pencil tip." It doubles in size about every four think a commercial spray has boric acid powder, applied check-up ) months, "With a heat test, the hope is that cancers Just the size knocked out it colony of time Iullstrength In the tight closed L ICsiot, D.D.. of the head of a pin can be spotted." ugly creatures but about 30 spaces roaches like to inhabit. Is Pleased To Announce Faberge's announcement said it has acquired rights to percent of the sprayed bugs The researcher said cockro' the Opening Of RIB Office ' purchase up to 80 percent of the BcSI's common stock, are just a little stunned and For the Practice 01 Initial studies at Georgetown University School of Medicine eventually will wake up and aches are a subject For concern becuse a th ey are under the direction of Dr. Betty Hamilton showed the chemical crawl away. and heat sensor is an effective means of recording underlying University of California re- carriers of bacteria Monday thru Saturday in c I u d i n g iruses, breast temperat ure in a reliable and reproducible manner. searcher Don Relerson, pre- v and Evenings by Appointment staIlmlotJccus, poliornytelitis In addition to that study, another involving 28 patients senting his findings at UC and hepatitis. )RIFTWOOD VILLAGE 323-2300 showed the device detected all breast abnormalities found by Riverside's annual depart.49W. LAKEMARY BLVD. 32323L,,J physical and other examinations, such as mammography. mnent of entomoLogy con. ______ .,,,1 I1.....,,..,... .....t...., ..,.. .i........i i., al,., ..._. -t f.,ra..i,,.. .,o.I ( MilliIL"i JUIU 55 .. Ui uau ,v OViIUl VIWVL3 WL lflU(XU In UI LU5J (II U bra and worn for 10 to 15 minutes. The devices are then preparations designed to kill roaches proved consistently removed and read by the wearer. ___ u — 4. ____ 9 323-7772 Way To Sort Out .W* . n ume .;, By Appointment L - [I The Opening of His Deltona Office At 780 Deltona Boulevard 102 Pickford Square Scientists Find I .11, 'i Losers 6N - ANNOUNCES 1%. In 1976, Gerald Ford came within a whisker of remaining in the Oval Office. Jimmy Carter got 297 electoral votes by winning most of the sta tes east of t he Mississippi plus Texas, while Ford tallied 240 electoral votes by taking every state in the West save Hawaii and also winning Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and New Jersey. Had the vote turned around in Just a few states, Ford JACK would be in the White House still. The Reagan forces think they can win in November by holding most of those states won by Ford and adding a few he narrowly lost. In New Hampshire, as the voting apWASHINGTON — For three years, minutes: "The President observed that we Of the states that went to Carter in '76, the have a long way to go but that he is satisfied President Carter has fought inflation with proached, Crane polled consistently In the Reagan forces are confident they can take Death has taken a great man and a super Texas (with 26 electoral votes) and several more inflation. All that this has produced, we are putting a balanced anti-Inflation eight-to-ten percent range. But after the win by George Bush in Iowa, New Hampshire as Alabama, unfortunately, has been more inflation, ' program in athlete who was a credit to his nation, other Southern states, such conservatives Repeatedly, hç has readjusted his economic felt that Reagan might really gas James Cleveland "Jesse" Owens died at 66 In a Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina, West sights. At first, he sought an economic pric be in danger, On primary day in New Rampes, thus pouring more inflation Virginia and Missouri. Tucson hospital, the victim of lung cancer. slowdown so gradual that it would avert a Crane got only about one percent of the fire. On Dec. 11, 1V78, he vowed behind closed shire, If they can hold the states that went He was an outstanding athlete whose recession. men he was willing to accept a doors tiwi "us fight vote, and Reagan proved his credentials as it , Republican in 1916, this shift of about 45 UAW recession Now be would settle far achlveznents may never be aurpasieL,. ervati ve. the teal Republican cons r,.p. - wIlt the 4c votes would be enóu8h 10 - commonplace, down-st.the-beet .hm%p. 'Bet In the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Owens won four electoral itlOn." But Crane is attractive, highly articulate, Reagan a victory. some of his e conomic experts fear that the fall gold medals in track and field as a sprinter and and has an excellent grasp of the issues. A He continued to whip up the Inflationary from the dizzying, Inflationary heights could But can they hold the Ford states? longjumper. It was a dramatic display of ability iral that he was "Ing to halt. At the Jan. Ph.D. and former history professor. he now cause a severe recession. As they now see it, Illinois is the Ford state , dent was speaks from a foundation of knowledge meeting, the presi that frustrated Adolph Hitler and his master race. The president, meanwhile, has pushed up they'll most likely Lose. Although far from beyond that of most political figures. still whistling In the dark. The secret minutes Born the son of an Alabama sharecropper, ready Interest rates and encouraged higher gasoline to concede the state to Carter, Looking ahead to 1984, two of the leading report: "The President indicated that the Owens never was defeated by demeaning admit it will be an uphill battle. But Texas prices, hoping this would cause people to relatively poor inflation statistics over the Republicans likely to be Crane and Rep. treatment to members of his race. He worked would be an even trade with Illinois (also 20 spend less money and force prices back down, coming monthe would not be Indicative ot Jack Kemp ofseem New York, men in their 40s and. The strategy unfortunately hasn't worked, hard to become a successful businessman in electoral votes). on the threshold of national stature. failure of the anti-inflation program." Phoenix, operating his own public relations and Reagan's people believe the key lies with because most of the leading American inSenator Howard Baker, minority leader In But the financial whiz who was Then his dustrIes are price-proof. four traditionally Democratic statesthat marketing firms, the Senate, won a lot of friends with his secretary of the Prices are set by a few giant corporations, Treasury, Michael He was a celebrated speaker, traveling some Ford won in 1976: California, New Jersey, which dominate each industry. The lesser Blumenthal, was more realistic. He bluntly primary effort even though he did not win 200,000 miles each year and making three ad- Michiga n and Indiana. If they can hold three many votes. Obviously able and intelligent,' they say, then the expected gains in companies quickly fall into step. They have warned, according to the minutes, them, Baker is just as dearly a gentleman. lAke dresses each week. His messages were positive ofthe "steady nerves will be Southern and border states would be learned to communicate with one another like Walter Mondale in 1976, Baker simply did not tones, on achievement, dignity, inner peace and enough. economy experience. (1) a rise in em. rare tropical birds - with imperceptible an desire the presidency with the passion and movements and signals. ployment; (2)a dip in the rate olgrowth; d rthe value of sports. to attain it. There's The antitrust laws, (3) higher than acceptable 'rates of In. slngle-inindednessneeded therefore, no longer California is the biggest prize with 45 He believed, regardless of color, a successful an excellent chance that he will, like Mon. are an effective Ration-," deterrent; the corporate electoral votes. Although the state athlete must have dignity on and off the field. was so dale, be picked for second spot on the tick.t. giants are able Yet the to set prices without any overt minutes show that carter Mike Curb, a Jesse Owens walked 10 feet tall. His presence nominally Democratic, John Connally made a major effort, but for lieutenant governor, acts that the Justice Department would need seeking a "non-recessIonary slowdown," Republican running brought pleasure to thousands who met him. He when it fell flat In South Carolina, he threw In Buy all his tinkering with the interest rates received more votes than re-elected Gov. to make a case against them. jeft a mark on the world. wasn't having the degaid effect. His chidhis hand with grace and good humor and Under the circumstances, these cor Jerry Borwn during the last statewide . backed Regan. He offered no second guesses porations aren't inclined to slash prices and economic adviser, Charles Schultze, election In 1978. and no excuses. plalned ruefully on Feb. 26,1979, "that during Reagan had little trouble carrying the state reduce profits just because their customers In political stature, Connally is among the earlier inflationary periods consumers In his races for governor, and no state has are cutting back purchases. Instead, the larger figures in our public life, and he would stopped buying companies curtail produc bu that tion, close plants t they are not doing so been harder hit by the current economic be a tr em endous asset in a suitor cabinet post at th is time." and lay off workers. A ll the while, prices problems. Reagan's people say that, of the in th e Reagan administra tion. in ntinue to According to the secret m co move Irresis ti bly upward. It utes, "the four, California will be the easiest to hold. President asked for suggestions on how best would take a major recession, acme Like Phil Crane, Sen. Bob Dole got nowhere The Reagan people are aware their choice economists fear, to convince the corporate to keep the co s rs Informed and involved in his presidential bid. Unlike Crane, of a running mate might make the difference leaders to reduce prices. with holding down prices." But clearly, the however, he lacks any sort of committed national co in some of the awing states. For instance, Jawboning and the volunta ry guidelines So Carter's whole anti-inflation program nstituency, and can. probably Howard Baker on the ticket could deliver has been based on wrong aaswnptions. weren't working. abandon any ambition he may still have to Tennessee, which went for Carter In 1978, and I nstead of loweri ng prices, his moves have Carter, nevertheless, resisted pressure to win a place on a national ticket. make a big difference in several other border merely created unemployment. impose wage-price controls. Declare the Dole Is Intelligent, and has an extrordlnary states. So, they will choose their, viceminutes: "The President noted that, contrary Late 1978, prices were rocketing up at an aerwe of humor. In reali ty he does not at all presidential nominee carefully. to some widespread opinion, he has no alarming rate. Yet as late as Nov. 20,1978, resemble the dour "heavy" of his 1976 Most of Reagan's key advisers are secret White House minutes reveal that authority to impose mandatory wage and televised debate with Walter Mondale. He will champing at the bit to get started with the Carter's goal was totally unrealistic - "to price controls, and that even If he had such George B valuable work ln the Senate. continuetodo campaign, They expect the press to label reduce the inflation rate to 6 and one-half authority, he would not exercise It." ush ought to consider getting out • R,aøin n , l,. 1%r..ft •k. ..l.,..e -.unarttrni. hut thaw i*v thaw an - a wu; ,,_, ,,• . ,. of the race sooner rather than later. He has win and think they know Just how to go about He hoped to talk prices down, relying on predicted "several additional months of been able to develop few serious policy dliit. They can hardly wait. Jawboning and voluntary guidelines. State IllS llMtiIflid ferences with Reagan, Great Man Passes Diplomote, American Board of Urology lie said that (luring the 6)Iay session, his days begin at 5:10 am. and end at 10 p.m. "Im tempted to get a pedometer to measure how many miles I walk through those( Capitol) halls." he said. lierrell thmks the value of ha ing a buddy relationship with a legislator is over-rated. But it is important to know the general philosophy of miieirmbers, he said. "You could waste a lot of time trying to sell a conservative issue to a member hose philosophy is way at the other of the spectruin," he said. Former Sen. George Firestone, now secretary of state, once defended the i BOB WAGMAN Strategy PEDRO BACHRACH, M.D. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — There are 200 lobbyists registered for each lawmaker in this year's session of the the Legislature and past records indicate they'll spend a lot of money to influence legislation, The total of 3,288 lobbyists registered for the 1980 session is four times the number registered 10 years ago. And their spending has increased more than seven times in that period. In the 12 months period ending Dec. 31, lobbyists paid out a total of $420,522, not counting their salaries and expenses, in pursuit of their goals. - -iwsi or inc money goes to wine and dine large cocktail parties or dinners. Back in 1969, the 809 registered lobbyists spent $57,833, according to the Joint Legislative Office on Lobby Registration, That was the year the Legislature switched Wednesday, April 9, 1910—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ .0. 0 FSLIC, - '—' -= ' -' -= - -. 8 �'.., 6A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ' ...- Wednesday, April 9, It$O i Shop Sanford and Orlando Dilly 9:30.:30, Sun. 12. 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WdIsday, April ,Io L P ' eg' islatu re A11 N TALLAHASSEE Fla (UP!) - A big legislative poker game is uoing on. 0I''1 The Senate will leave Public Service FCommission members appointed if the House BRE will backoff somewhat from its drive to increase competition in the trucking industry, Several senators argued they were serious Tuesda for a bill PSC Striking Transit Workers IN Fined $1 Million By Court n I to give the Se na te so the Senate now has some room for negotiations, bargaining power over the House when the The Senate got the 1980 session off to a major Sunset issues go to a conference committee for resolution later this session, quick, busy start Tuesday taking up regulaThe Senate takes up commission regulation tory laws that will expire June 30 under the of the trucking industry today, but it is ex- Sunset Act unless reenacted by the pected to leave the current system alone for senate President Phil Lewis had scheduled the most part, ing als to four days of floor sessions for the Sunset restrictions t =i = memb ers pointive selection process was established competition. NEW YORK (UPI) - The city's striking transit unions have a week to come up with a $1 million fine for ignoring a court injunction barring their 9-day-old walkout, which has caused the worst traffic tie-ups since the 1966 transit strike. State Supreme Court Justice John Monteleone Brooklyn imposed the fines on the striking unions Tuesday and appealed to the state Legislature to review the Taylor Law, which bars municipal workers from striking. to years ago But Commerce Chairman W.D. Childers of Pensacola tipped his hand, admitting the real to go back to work and end their strike, which began April 1 over wages and benefits John Laws, the president of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, which represents 31,000 of the 33,600 workers said they would defy the order. e SAN BERNADINO Calif. 'UP! A child molester was held todayon $750,000 bail for allegedly g y buying g a ,5 year-old girl Ior $230 Iromher teen-age cousin, Wiw quickly ost all the money Into pinball machines. Mary-Agnes Cahail was rescued unharmed Tuesday by police In Red Bluff, Calif.,500 miles from her home. She was reunited briefly with her eats at the San Bernardino County Courthouse but less than an hour later. the weeping parents left the courthouse without either of their glilidren Authorities informed the couple that the little girl and her 3-year-old brother Darrell will be temporarily cared for by the county Child Protective Services department Ex-Justice Reed Buried MAYSVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -A funeral for retired U.S Betly Ford i izens Paying United Press International i ore State, The department said 42,000 new single family homes ac- to curb inflation. tough times ahead for other sectors of the economy. In Washington, the Bureau of the Census reported Tuesday Americans paid a total of $211.2 billion in state and local taxes during 1979 for a 6,5 pe rce nt increase over the previous year. The $211.2 billion figure included ta xes paid on property, general sales and gross rece ipts, moto r fuel, tobacco, alcoholic beverages, individual income, and corporation net income and motor vehicle and operators licenses. Charles Schultze, chairman of the president's Council of the administration to stop "standing above the battle" and The Air Transport Association, the airline industry's trade association, asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to allow airlines to immneuiately increase fares by up to 50 perce nt for a trip of up to 400 miles and by up to 30 percent for longer trips. The association said the airline industry had a record help beleaguered U.S. automakers fend off a flood of imported Traditionally, tough times for the housing industry signals • Unless the administration ta kes action quickly, U.S. automakers face the prospect of "permanent damage" at the hands of the imports, Fraser said, o btain wage increases to pay for higher energy prices they simply cause more inflation for themselves. • I so well with her red shoes, her white Mrs. Ford said a "No. thank you" is slacks and her blue blazer, stems most automatic when the wine is poured. Democrats and independents with "new coalition" developing in American the primaries that have made him the as Rep. John Anderson did from crosspolitics - sim ilar to the one t ha t sent favorite for the Republican nomination, over liberals, Schultze said inflation will remain high for several more Democrats to the White House for 27 of "Ibis Is a new coalition of shared Anderson Tuesday campaigned on months, but there is "potential for a sizable decline thereaft. the past 39 years -and that it will send values and I believe its time has come," Reagan turf in California, buoyed by big er. him there in November. he said. and enthusiastic crowds turning out or The Commerce Department said, in February, new one. In a speech to the American Society of Recent polls seem to bear out his him at several sto family homes sold at a seasonally adjusted ann ual rate of Newspaper Editors in Washington theory. 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A dispute with another selectman was "inaking my blood boil quite a lot," Tufts said. So on March 1, with two years Ief The town bought its first snowplow, built a fire house an hired a Police Department during his tenure, And it was Tufts grumping about the town's main dra being "so r ough a dog couldn't get over it" that prompted th state to pave the f irst road in Middleton Corners, a quartermil stretch that nina past Tufts' house on Middleton Hill. The selectman's job paid $25 for two years. So to suppor , "' BALI ITEMS UNITED -.-#.-_ ' - UAI w8wrin \ 133 M 159 .-.-- 69 he spent 43 years on the board hiniself. Tufts shared the local civic chores with his grandfather~ ther and faBut t ile family tradition of keeping an eye on local govern, In his trailer 94NCH FAN 2 SPeeds, - MIDDIETON CORNE 11S, N.H. 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Tile little gift lie received last week in Nashville froin Burt Reynolds, friends and a major autoinobile'. company wits it shiny black, 1980 $12,0001'rans Ain turbo with the naitie "Bandit" on it. It'san e\act replica of the four or five; Traits, Ains used in filming "Smokey and the Ilandit It." ini FREESCHRAFFrS "Old Your WOMPASTE ?-oz. tube, 2 types. ch PrIC&II I -.DC1110111: number on the progrun. It was, "My Anchor Holds.' the Republican presidential nomination. 1. DOWT PAY FOR IT. - MENS&LADIES w __Ilt Betty Ford hugs her husband - then ["resident Gerald Ford -during one of her happy nionients in the White house. Mrs. Ford said she offered her ETIC PHOTOALBUM Pack of 10. relle"s 09cold's syMPtOms. LIMIT I making improper sexual ailvances to some of the women who worked as his tegliLetive aides. rie public reWifiuind amounts to a public condemnatlon of the 4$-year-old Miami Democrat servinghis first term in do House. me Flinn, an attorney of grown Children, sheeted nash from the chamber during dw vote, this first repriznW of a Wgislator in On Watt" of do Morlills Hom. The pwdiment was recommended Friday by a hi found Film made select House committee work dtlonsintcl. blebypsttingfemaiealdes an tW thi sal making sexually ,UUMtIVS C0fl or- r" V4 whft W01 K:=or bWtk srW rl- _____ I LD CAPSULES ?gWAC H ouse Votes 109.4 To Reprimand Flinn AN . KonslantiStandisla% -lie of *'tile method" in acting -would have loved it, but One World, tile m agazine of the World Council of Churches, says it was for TW I I E TPI at low. low CSI'ISWS monthly payments should continue. IN BRIEF OLDR I TWICI THI FILM PrdNT AND EVERYDAY. -' toes and fingers. Tuesday Weilf ord "reluctantly" ruled that the $2,000 TWICE TIE QUALITY "" - - -- - - u v . .• LESS THAN EAGER: The election was over and the mayor stepped forward for his victory speech. Said Foy Hayden, "1 have never sought this job. I don't particularly like it and I don't particularly want it. I've got a lot of other things I'd rather do." Thus (lid 11.ayden Ix gin his third term as mayor of Florence, Texas. Lie fought hard not to win, but even though he managed to keep his name off the ballot, he got 53 unsolicited votes-enough fora landslide over the nearest runner-up, who polled only four. -el The greiit serenity again. . ________________ - ' ECKERD'$ FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER PRESCRIPTION SERVICE. jP'k7 - Altilhi). ' '/1 . -On women in politics: "A woman for - ________ .. treatment and education of alcohol and ECKERD'S FOR AND WERE CHALLENGING ALL OUR SUPPLIERS 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 -•'••' - Rancho Mirage, for building facilities for the PEOPLETRUST ¶ • ___________________ on the Senate floor, '1 can see stopping a car for a dog, but a c.-it? You squisha cat and go on ... " Gallagher, reeling tinder it barraie of outraged mail, tells People magazine he really isn't into cat-squishing - he even lives with one. Says he, "I love animals. I jot hate dumb laws. , I don't like people who blow with the - WE CAN17BEAT INFLATION ALONE. BUT ALL AMERICANS, WORKING TOGETHER. CAN. LErS START Nowill MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Prince Mongo of the - w ' ' ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS, ALL VITAMINS, ALL ECKERD LABEL PRODUCTS, ALL PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES. FOR A MINIMUM OF 60 DAYS. YES, WE RE FREEZING OUR REGULAR PRICES ON ALL THE ITEMS ABOVE OUR VOLUNTARY INFL AT ION FIGHT ING 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 - as enthusiastic either way. It was part of the great serenity. "It was July 1978 In New York. I felt vitations for Mrs. Ford to come and women' Laughter from under the blonde free of t he dependency on drugs and speak. She picks and chooses. She is out hair. alcohol. Gerry and I had gone to New for money; not her herself; the talk gold "I'd rather forget that," she smiled. "I York and we were getting ready to meet goes to the Eisenhower Medical Center in hope they were looking at the beauty on tool Eckerd Freezes Pr WS i year in jail for any motorist who ran down an animal without treatment and won one of the more A measure of the help she is giving wind." spectacular Ford family struggles. She others is the Ford mailroom. Among the -On a magazine poll judging Mrs. re members the testi ng of victory, stacks are currently some 1,000 in- Ford to be one of the 10 most beautif ul "Gerry was still having his pre-dinner 95. two-time mayoral candidate $2,000 per month. "If drinks are passed, a tonic and lime, some very important people. Home in Huntington, N.Y., after a long illness. He was zing. lie muted at lovers to dark dreams of ma) hum v. ith his attack on , it bill that would have assessed I Al5 stopping to locate its owner or notif% police. Huffed Gallagher herself first, a ginger ale or mineral water will do fine. president' Barbara Jordan, she'd et my She left the White House and in a year Life is so much more enjoyable without a vote. I just like her. She has a mind of her had recognized the grip that alcohol and headache in the morning." own you know exactly where she stands. be nefited almost as much from coni ld Reagan believes there is a conservative values" have backed him in servative Democrats and independents Rona re S ck . 0. ' walks in the sun and would be It. United Press International CAT-ASTROPHIC: It wasn't the smoothest of statenientsi politically, but Iowa state Sen. James Gallagher isn't apologi- - Surpreme Court Justice Stanley Reed, a native of planet Zambodla says he is tired of "being pushed and pulled by the superpowers hereon Earth" and plans to share backpayments from menta l disability Insurance payments with Memphis citizens by tossing $1 bills from a ba lloon. Robert "Prince Mongol' Hodges promised to disburse some of his wealth by balloon after he is reimbursed for mental disability payments that were cut off In 1978. The pizza parlor owner who claim to be Prince Mongo of the planet Zambodla had sued Springfield Insurance Co. of Springfield, Mass. discontinued payments in 1978 claIming Hodges was not entitled to receive them. SprhWIeld. had paid Ow - B) KENNETH K. CLARk •• a former First If there was ever a time when I might he probably from Betty Ford having helped United Press International "It necessarily means," said Schultze, "that for awhile prices have got to rise f aster t ha n wages and salaries and other Minerva, Ky., was held Tuesday at the Trinity United Methodist Church followed by burial in Maysville cemetery. Reed died last Wednesday at the Hilaire Nursing "With the tension and pressure of who can, with the assurance of an meeting these bigwigs, I felt that ... Wow. English queen, begin a statement by sam pling Y 62' shakes her blonde hair in laughter. In one "Fortunately, I had my head on - On her husband's decision not to of the frankest voices in the American straight and knew better than to do it." seek the Re R e p u bli can residential experience, she announces that ft week She smiled. "I had a great dependency. nomination: on her 62nd birthday, "I have a great That was then. Now I can laugh and not offered Gerry any advice We ta lked serenity. scratch with the best of them," at length the ci I had faith "It comes from being so active, doing She laughed. She left the scratching to In what would Pn things I' find interesting helping Liber ty. "And I prayed a lot over It that he somebody," she sa id. "Now, on any morning, I can would make the right decision Gerry And, sin ce leaving the Whi te Ho use remember what happened the night se ar ched har d for it; the decision did four Januaries ago, the serenity that fits before." me II And hek I ould be simply as Betty In Detroit, United Auto Workers chief Douglas Fraser urged • - -. S Lady perhaps better known in her land tempted to have a pill or a dri to recover increasing fuel costs. Reagan Envisions 'New Economic Advisers, told the National Press Club, when people Mrs. Gerald Ford first quarter of 1980 may be even worse, because of its Inability • s martini." (The former president has drug dependency. - the pups whoop on the carpet-green lawn under the three-story palm trees. operating loss of $200 million in the last quarter of 1979, and the That left a total of 384,000 new houses unsold at month's end. $5,ioo 62 is not running for since given up all alcohol, slimming to a "I'd Like to spread the great serenity," President. Her daughter Susan is having collegiate fitness, aiding his golf and his she said. a first baby. nationwide speaking.) She uses her voice for this and ot her And, ah, the sky is blue. Liberty and "I was up tight. causes. Unwasted is the clout of a woman T,axes Americans are paying more in state and local taxes than a year ago, buying fewer homes and -to make matters worse are being told they must let prices rise faster than their wages tually were sold in February at an average price of At PEOPLE Senator Hear Cat Lovers Cry Former First Lad Discovers 'Great Serenity RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UP!) AA low II - savings and loan associations (SB .117-M& 349). t3hhA H er iiUS,,u Gerry • """ Lewis' regulation of banks, credit unions and take the House a week or longer later this session. Home-Buying Declines C*te 0"11 111 much more enjoyable without a headache in the morning.' Senators also approved bills with little modification Comptroller Gerald The House is driving hard for major have accomplished in several hours what will trucking reform, however, but Speaker Hyatt Brown is strongly behind an appointed PSC, Life is so Theprovision makingcommissioners electd lnste:dof appoint d Is included in a package of bills (SB 344-311414-297) COfl Uniting basically unchanged PSC regulation of telephone, electricity, natural gas and water and sewage util ities g Wednesday, April 9. 1 980-4A If a ginger ale or mineral water will do fine. Proposals passed by the senate were sent over to the House. package, but senators will finish up today and take the rest of the week off. The Senate will P . He also ordered the striking bus and subway workers Accused Child Buyer ayi ng Big Poker Game Evening llerald,Sanford, Fi ' I 'If drinks are passed, a tonic and lime, I The association also holds services once a year In one of th slates oldest churches, a 1795 structure that town father jacked up and built a town hall underneath. Tufts' political retirement has been short, just about tot about month. But local residents tried to make it shorter. At Middleton Corners' annual town meeting in March, Ui locals mounted an 11th hour write-in campaign to put Tuft back on the selectmen's board. It fell two votes shy. �QUEST OF THE Qpr)PT-Q 1IEvinlng NM,kn,El. by Alan Mayer 1# 4 ROW Wednesday, April 9, IMM U tradition- th at surrounds this af- a 16-6 record in 1979, was to face Phil With uncertainty over player- way with the Cincinnati Reds ternoon's festivities In Cincinnati, Niekro. 21-20, with both the Reds and owner relations hanging in the air, hosting the Atlanta Braves In the where the NL opener has been Braves entering the season its the 1980 baseball season began today National League ope ner, at 2:30 played since the 1870s, tonight's question marks ear lier today. wi th openers In Cincinnati and p.m. ES?. Eight hours later the action on the West Coast features A crowd of 52,000 was expected in Seattle Mariners entertain the two 3-year-old expansion teams. Negotiations over a basic Toronto Blue Jays in the American Pt.4t 7'E'4' I .. . :. - . NEW YORK (UPI) - Marvin Miller, the executive director of baseball's Players Association, says team owners are trying to force a strike by "skirting" the Issues and failing to offer counter-proposals to union de- - , * . - - Ray Grebey, the head of the Player Relations Committee, would not speak with the media. The slow pace, Miller said, showed a clear • la ck of urgency on the part of the owners get the issues settled. "We we re aware of that whe n we starteI these meeti ngs," said Miller. "Wi th certain people nothing can be done unless a deadline is set." any counter-proposals." . meeting was the first of seven that have been scheduled in order to avert a threa te ned strike by the players, who say they will walk if a new agreement isn't reached by May Tuesday's _ Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett, who / "We had about 15 or 18 proposals which we modified," said Miller. 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April II Montrea l at Hartford, c., __ - CVr isri..t Little American League. score four runs in the fourth. 5P3 23 278 ould Lx a fair prediction' mid weather In Mardi delayed growth of th& (1IUI.SeS Litrii:uda grass, making d i fficult approaches to some of (tie greens. George's amassed a six-run and Barnes. Rinkavage was runs. Evan s rapped a double and lii today s action in the ATLANTIC JACK PROSIER lead Tuesday and t hen had to nailed at the plate as lie tried SANK AS a H FORD AS I N Carl Tipton doubled with single and %aikcd twice, Sanford "Little National Hickman 0 20 Jamison I 00 shut off a late ral ly by to score on the hit. two outs in tile hottonm of the while Asheraft unloaded a League, I'i'ppa Jays meets " I I I Richardson I I I Korgan Seminole Petroleum in 130 Smith 2I I George's took advantage of sixth:, but was stranded at pair of doubles. Sunnmland Corporation at 5 Evani 2 4 1 Courtas II0 posting a 6-5 win in the San- four walks and a hit batter to third as Seminole Petroleum Jack Ashcratt 4 32 JoneS I I I Prosser Ford p.111. at Fort Mellon Park, Atkinson 4.7)114.05. ow AS& Buddy Schultz to Springfield of the Ilevoeffi lace-I-il 0:31:49 88 I American Association. ' IJOSISCOtt 4.10 2.40 3.30 0- n, 44 N $4 SI $ INlteltrsilt 2.40 2.40 e Hsavy.Duty ' HusUrBarney 5¼" Si1" Triple 240 Hockey '4'''oosc'os S,.,'o..'o,sus crs p SpsuIi•i, 0(14)1245, PCI-I) U.Il: T(1$1) 27445. P,usiask SI_WII, Preliminary Round - Twelfth Rac-46,0:39:44 9P1 . tis IWonder Alice 530 240 3.40 (Aft list 3et-11 -, 1T;1 e*salu.as liapid Light .so 3.00 ( Times SIT) Premium_NadIal.Tun.d :iEtz '°S ,o, I Starflare - ' 3.40 Pittsburgh vs. leslie SI0" _"i#.4 0w cas. .. ,., to , 4f4 Q(34)I4JJ;P(3.$)39.Ig,y(3. .'..' -. Noulmiso ____________________ (PIttrgh leads sides, 14) 247.11. 1t mci.uoen PIttsburgh Apt-ill 4, Boston 2 0(1-,) IllS: p (1.1) 347 30 166 April 10- Pittsburgh at Boston, '' NOTRAD(4$ . Attendance- 1,644; Handle 7:33 P.M. RIOUIREO April 12- Boston at Pittsburgh, 111,533. V864!$., , 5:01p.m. -. itAp 13 - Boston •t Pitt. 2',4$&. lissOme sburgh, 1:05 p.m. cs. With x.AprIi 14 - Pittsburgh at II°I$ $I,I$ PI èasi,r, Csalereace Boston, 7:31 p.m. so similiesle 11 Ie5 •I.,,.,IWI4I Edmonton vs. Philadelphia Attaita vs. Philadelphia (Philadelphia leads sides. 14) (SasS 4.f.7) ••••'•• ••• April s - Philadelphia 4, Ed. Z01 V IAN yi •y ' mcntoA 3 (01) (PhiuidsIphia leads sedes. Ii) vs AprIl April 9 - Edmonton at - Philadelphia 0. Philadelphia, 0:01 p.m. aiia.w. 144 VI " April 11 - Phlladilpllia at 'AprIl 9 - Atlanta at ''0 "ii'. 0* Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. " '' ' PfilIidelplda, 3p.m. AWW. ,000. ' moo CW Ii11 r IOi r.,,.**1 p.. x.Aprli 17 - Philadelphia at -Apt-li 10 - Phliadslphiia at mum~ law I5O3 T,..0 " '$.." . , S. •." " Edmonton. 9:U p.m. se7 os t..4ianto, 1:33 p.m. S eoeSeeo,unlnuj. sees* 9!osuea.el! • *.April 14 - Edmonton of 13 - Philadelphia -Apt-lI A4 Its Philadelphia, 0:01 p.m. tsiWa, 7:41 p,. . I \ NIl me IMI Iii $ x.Aprll 15 - Atlanta at Va.cisvsr vs. Bullets I 5f.N "'31.WL!. . -. (Sulfate leads sides. 14) lIiuelpIila, 111:0111 P.M. • -.i J111 ISO Tale Pi f'--°-i April I -lulfalo 3. Vancouver 1 *.A$Vil IS - Philadelphia at INII4,IeJe i.a SI • 1pl MIs Apt-ill'. "'l's w.pmi . Vancouver at li$Iale, I4lanIa 7t31 C)., p.m. •• . so,i ., C'4 • S x.Aprii II - Atlanta at 8:05 P.M. 'knt0l5SS need t01M4uft.j • ' • 0. 11.Owd 0'.. Apt-fl 11 '-IIA$aleat Vancouver, PhI'liIjlls, I pm. Coo.,, .4sr.51-cp, 11:05 p.m. a1 iy a.April 12 - Sulfate at Van•ustu vs ito,sIus Us ... ' "a' April 9 - Houston at babe, cower. 11:05 P.M. iic sc,j,, SWW'03C4,,ttS £IT,.&tMabf £tu-.1.' • " xApril II - Vaiuvw at 10 7: 7:$p.m. acsvo ' *IO V U. ORLANDO AprIl 11 - Houston at Bustle. buffalo, 0:01 P.M. 14$? COLONIAL \ F ORLANDO ness VILTANOSITI wv,. uwcwae. A ,4IWdit$.PSAA IN5•S. I *'.4S 01 Nar1Ns vs. ( 1'$ US W%. "s MoO MAI H iasa Al c=: L= *' 'so, ta, a •0cAS IA'U'(A %0e'. A a.4 $0 ( tC) ) leasssNds is A ji.i April $ - Montreal 4. Hailfird 1 Will ____________________ S 10-under National for four days last week before going hoine for it fe%% days i returning Tuesday)' aL'5u disagrees ith Floyd. Nicklaus be liev4 scores will bea bit higher than usual becaus~ Sanford Little American League - lNyonza "U. coo 1..., -1111 holing I few pults these days, so 1,111 confident." . Masters Favorite Toiim Watson disagrees did hedge a little by noting, alt ho ugh - j ___ Rasiill we Will No Weis owed a P"N in*"five I. pliters, cut WOW 1io 111M.01 kr Ike liii, ike played iI U . a.S 40 I • ed"edlltoliedthslaksrp,wohitthilrflrstnias fiskigoel S. . 34' - oWnd 30 S £ / iiii&IL 1t'," _____ _ Wo.. . . N Q7 .oI S i* ' "Tee to green, miiy game is very sharp." time 37-ycarold North Carolina native. said year before. Floyd I fainetl Augusta N. tional. - Cempeter Salaic. Aild Alignment I ___ Wft soce ________ seven series. IAvIJLUtI ________ au 4-Wheel Drum lrMg Special Phoenix vs. Los Anteles - 588 58!.. So.j. ..n4 vnsoi ae.nOl '.,,I 5$ *woo WIffi$.TrackQ,Casssfts AM sss.cs Cm Williams 1.4 little with * point. end Dsmnli Jfr Mg added 14 of 57 p$4 j ft fl half, pscsd Milesuke., followed by Msirs with Monerisi with 1$. "If I was Milwaukee," said Seattle veteran Paul Silas. '1 wcul4fse1geedthatcktl*tkln4o(sboItobsatms,ws In have to come out tcmiiu and play twice as herd." la ths other Western detested PImeela 111.110 to t. a14 lead In their best-of. p iI$ ' NMI I I 40 Fulmotten AKIN ____ The Buckedidn't like what they saw but li wasn't ezacuya devastating loss for the Midwest [Xvlsion champions. "You don't get but by a lucky shot many times" said Bucks' Coech Den Nelson, "and that was a lucky shot." ____ 8ssWele4$$47wIth1:141sf%IflrsguIatIosbu$D,v,M.ys,, .cceedaigtst points In the flail 1:14, hv4vdI'tg a pelt of foul shots with ens second left, to tIe It forcing ths_______ over. ________ I • ,. .I-.-.-s.--... ,- a --- I - _____ ness UpWI 1110 ______ 96. . __ t... V I I 24-40 10-80 4.60 - ______________ ______ F UM ploy. k £k1 -11W I 5IW WV WII W W Ull1 Sill me what happons," uld Wilkens. (WI-, auto service ___________________ a I WED. THRU SAT. by a commanding eight strokes. It also was Nicklaus' score in 1965 when the "Golden Angeles I S Kokomo lestor 4.40 4.40 (Rest 441.7) April 9-Los Angeles at N.Y. 2 FoliO Her 1.40 (All Times 'IT) Islanders, 5:05 p.m. 0(14) 42.00, PCI-I) 142.34:1(1- (Los Angeles leads series, 14) April 11-N.Y. slanders at Los 1-3) 394.55, DO (1-1) 12.64. AprIl $ - Los Angeles 119, Angeles, 11:03 p.m. lIC,-I.,l,M 31:17 Phoenix 110 *.April 12 N.Y. Islanders at ••. V CIA -. . .wy ..w g.w 41r . IF - Phoenix or os Los Angeles, 11:05 p.m. - S Sleek Blue 11.30 4.00 Angoles, 11 p.m X.AP?II 14-Los Ang•IesatNY diSelly Suck 2.20 April 11 Los AIiQ.Ie$ at Islanders, 1:05 p.m. 0(24)111.15, P(2.l) Nil, T (2- Phoenix. 11:40 p.m. 111411636.0. April 13 - Los Angeles at Toronto vs. Minnesota Fourth (Minnesota leads swift, 14) 3:30 p.m. ,QQ 3.40 2.20 3 Gay Day April S - Minnesota 4, Toronto 3 x•April 15 Phoenix at Los S Mill Zephyr ,.00 4.00 A,I,t_, 11 p.m. April 9 Toronto at Minnesota, lBiueAxure 3.40 x.Aprii 15 Los Angeles at 1:35 p.m. 0(31) 34.10t p (3.1) 11.41: T (3- Phoenix. 11:30 p.m. April 11 -Minnesota at Toronto, 14) 251.40. 11Apr11 20 Phoenix at Los 0:05 p.m. FiNhNac,-0-14,D314p Angeles 3:30 p.m. x.April 12 Minnesota at STeam player 1.40 4.20 2.50 .lf necessary Toronto, 1:05 p.m. YAflernoonjane 4.30 4.00 x.April 14 Seattle vs. Milwaukee Toronto at Mm. 3Dantie$coht wfi, 1-1) 3.40 (Seattle nesota. 5:35 P.M. 0(74)21.11: P 1111411111111-110; 1(5. April 5- Seattle 114, Milwaukee 7-3) INN St. Louis vs. Chlcag fl3 (ot) Sixth lace-IL I: 31:11 AprIll - Milwaukee at Seattle, (Chicago leads series, 14) 3NOV01 April I - Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 21.50 3.40 3.50 10:30 p.m. llossportPass 2.10 3.40 ApriiIl - Seattleat Milwaukee, (01) April 9-St. Louis at Chicago, 4netee Hallle 3.40 1p.m. 0(3.4)11.41: PU-I) lIl.$T(3. prli 13 Seattle at Milwaukee, 5:35 p.m. April 11 Chicago at St. Louis, 44) $33.11. 2:30 Sesffi Race-4-116, I 31:91 x.April IS Milwaukee at Seattle, 9:05 P.M. x.Aprii 12 Chicago at St. IGHOISammls 11.00 12.00 4.00 10:30 p.m. SWright Ding 4.30 3.00 x.AprII II - Seattle at Louis, 9:05 p.m. xAprii 14 St. Louis at 2 Texas Ettie 3.20 Milwaukee, 9p.m. Chicago, 5:35 p.m. (4.1) 24.W p I (4-1.2) x•April 20 - Milwaukee • 113.41. Seattle, 3:30 p.m. Atlanta vs. N.Y. langers •I*lac-Sil,A3I:37 (N.Y. Rangers sad series, 14) IWright Free 13.00 1.30 4.40 April I - N.Y. Rangers 2, 7SurflreStratcli 14.00 4.00 TransactIons A$inta 1 (at) 2 Soston Sherry 3.20 Tuesday April 9 Atlanta at N.Y. Q(74)74.N,P(I.7)21511,T($. POIIb01I Ra ngers, 5:35 p.m. 72) 444.45 April 11 N.Y. Rangers at Seattle - Signed fullback Al Ninth lace-I-Il, 1:31124 Hunt er to series of contracts Atlanta, 8 :05 p.m. 3.1.0. 24.50 10.10 5.00 April 12 N.Y. Rangers at 3.40 through 1912 7Little Kim 3.00 Washington - Signed defensive Atlanta, 5:05 p.m. IMan.teeThundes300 tackle John Alexander and wide April 14 - Atlanta at N.Y. 0(14) 11311 P (2411183.11161 1(2 receiver Lloyd Henry as tree Rangers, 5:33 P.M. 7.1) $93.41 .V...... Teeth lace-Ri A; WIt Catlige ZMold'sDayOff 39.40 4.50 3.20 George Mason Named Jos I Swinging JIm 7.40 240 Harrington basketball coach. - WNG PLACE. By Uaited Press lMeses*ls.al It could never have happened this way last year. The Seattle SuperSonics, who streaked to the NBA chain. plonship a year ago, needed a new rule adopted by the league this season - not to mention a 11th. luck - Tuesday night to pull out a 114.113 overtime triumph over the Mil waukee Bucks. Dennis Jolmaon, MVP In the 1979 championshIp series, Mt 3.polnt field goaifrom27 feet wfth one second left in the tr period to lift the &tperSonlcs to a 1.0 lead In their best.of.ieven Western Conference seml&.i series. The teams meet again tonight In Seattle. Both Johnson and Na coach admitted it was a lucky "Truthfully,whenlputthebsflup,IdIdo'tthlnkltwoigdgo In," said Johnson. "I saw It bounce off the rim and I knew It was good when It went through." Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens added, "We were lucky. D.J. was In his rhythm and the shot was good." 1130 Bucks had taken a 113-111 lead with only six seconds to pay In overtlmewhen8ldeeyM Wslappeda loose ball to Mara.sJolu30on, who drove half th. length of on court fora stuff. The Sonic., who had no tln*outa lilt, had to go with a I Secret Adam . The second meeting be tween the owners Ic cr)wlti1l rn.Thnrodnu and .- nlavei-q --•---.-----•• - April 14 - Boston at Houston, 9:05 P.M.. x.April 16- Houston at Boston, 7:30p.m. xAprii 15 Boston at Houston, 9:03 P.M. x.April 20-Houston at Boston, 1 - feeling was cordial," said Miller, "I wT!ld say It was constructive. I would not intend to suggest that a great amount of was made, however." ready to llIak(Y a run at thus years Masters crown when the prestigious tournament begins its four-day run Thursday through the azeleas and dogwoods that abound on the jeopardy.' That nuinijer, 17-under-par, is what Floyd shot four years ago when he won the M asters thati I have," said Watson. -The rain f -NloIlda%' 'light anda heav% downpontr for an hour Tuesday afternoon has softened the l4ret.-ns and I*I is pla%ing easier than usual. But, you've got to figure the wind is going to dry things off the next couple of days. I think a ptionL a Nlcklaus, vho practiced on the Augusta SCOREBOARD AtSanhsrd-OralMo Tuesday Nijlit Results PirstNace-$.I4,c 31:71 3 Whist Dab 41.00 10.00 4.40 iSharon Moss 34.00 7.40 p.m. dwriahtAlb 3.00 xii necessary 0(1.1) 124.4$; 1(1.1.4)1,117.20. Western Conference Second Nsce-%,C 39:10 Semifinals confirmed Miller's statement that little overall progress was made. Mt?. % ex - L Dog Racing is _______________________________________________________________ hi 'Mu 1Ei1It sitting thon30mgat Ow restf owners, s the climate was healthy but . itow and we have no wind," lie said, -271 is in witI) Fit Fsforitist br a psIl)lv lin score. "Hay has been playing a different course lift Sanford High's Fighting both collected three hits In undisputed league lead at 5 Seminole Petroleum use(i Atlantic Bank piled upa 17-0 struck out threv while pit. Lady Seminole softball team five appearances at the plate. P-m. Thursday at Fort Mellon three consecutive hits at tile lead before Jack Prosser citing tile final frame. The Park. be gin ni ng to the fourth inning Ford scored its only three game was shortened to a 12-9 extra inning vict ory to four After two scoreless innings, to score two runs. Tim runs in the bottom: of tue innings over t he Lady Silver Hawks of Behrens also included a , under time 10-run lead Lake Howell. double for one of her hits George's broke the ice with a McKinney opened with a fourth. The g title wits shor- rule. while teammate Marci Kona pa ir of runs in the top of the double, Tom Mitchell slapped tened to 10 runs under the 10Jack Jackson paced The win Improved thee went 2-4 for t third. Noy Rivers started the a triple and Hayes rapped a run lead rule. he Seminoles. Flagship Batik at the plate Tribe's season record to rally with a one-out double single. Eddie Korgarm was the with: a triple and two singles. overall and 6-2 In Five Star and Eddie Barnes followed Doubles by Marvin winning pitcher, fanning Miller stroked two triples and The Tribe ret ur ns to action with a walk. Conference play. Phillip K il lingsworth and Matt Hines seven batters iii three innings. Sheffield added a double. Thursday afternoon.at home R'- i&Aavage walked with two anol a triple by McKinney Joey Evans and Brian AshMike Sampson had tile only got with a 4:00 p.m. game against Zs and Keith Denton blasted helped Seminole Petroleum craft provided the power at hit for Kravola Kollege,a first soThe lid Lady plateSeminoles performances Day tona Beach Seabreeze. a double that scored Rivers score i ts three fifth in ni ng the plate for Atlantic Bank. inning single. proposals. -' %'ti Floyd is not looking for anot he r recoril score for himself, lie clain-us he'll be "If the golf course stays in the condition it is Masters Lady Seminoles Edge Seabreeze owners again failed to offer any counter! negotiations started there is a feeling on their side to provoke a strike," Mi ller said Tuesday after a five-hour meeting with management. "Back on March 18, the Players Association modif ied about a ll of I ts proposals. I'm sorry to say they (the owners) have skirted the most important issues. They have not made 's-fl closeas necessary Io speed thein up later this week. That's what %%c*re all looking for." At 0 41111 manburs C.ardin, too In other games, Atlantic Starting pitcher Reginald ill Peoples 211 Rivers went time distance on inning double by Stacy Smith. tangles with First Federal at 5 Coy Luster 0 00 Hughes III Distributed by Y Features Syndicate. Bank blasted Jack Prosser Hayes walked the First three the mound for George's, 2 I I Pond Brian Sheffield and Terry p.imm. at Westside Field. Then I00 Mellon Ford 174, w hi le defending ba tters he faced before being striki out 10. I le tlitth't walk Miller commibined to pitch a 3 I I Roberts II 0 H.In at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon Park, I I 0 0 Wynn champ Flagship Bank of lifted, Weissman I I I TOTALS 12 3 i a batter, one-hitter for Flagship Bank. the league's two unbeaten TOTALS 17 17 S Seminole blanked Krayola Semnitiole Petroleum Rivers also led his team in Sheffield, the winning pitcher, teaimms, time Railroaders and Kollege 10.0. chipped away at the George's hitting with a triple and a struck out six and gave up the ('1cm 1 coimard Shell square off Atlantic Sank Dee Dee Reese smacked a from three other starters in 351 I George's and Atlantic lead, scor ing two runs in the double. Denton had a triple only hit while pitching tile to Jack Prosser Ford ninth inni ng homerun with the overtime contest. Robbin 000 3decide the early race for two on Tuesday afternoon to Higgins and Teresa Behrens Bank, both 2.0, battle for the fourth and th ree in the fifth, and a single. first three innings. Miller First pla ce. said several other Issues were considered during the meeting. He was quick to add the "It's been our belief since these Masters when he tied Jack Nicklaus' record, but lie insists he won't be,surprised if one of the other golfers do that we ll this week. '76 . Hand .. 116. While the key Issue of compensation for free agency was not discused Tuesday, Miller mands. Hot the greens have been sho%% for practice .sessioris, "you can ligure tfley - ll rUt Iflefli as YfAR -- io.') For i::t: ... in Paliner, who had won for the fourth tinie the ,. ' . Issues - Wednesday, Aprll, 11911110-111A Georges Survives Late Petroleum Rally 6-5 r Hints Owners ' Skidi,ig I - Hay Floyd isn't exnet'tini' unnth.r hAt hmr,I lit, k.. h 114P WON . \ AUGUA, Ga. (UPI) Looks Bear" won tüsseeond ofa record five Masters titles by a nine-stroke margin over Arnold l)',€~'O,4/P,4 I I '7y.47 . . Floyd 7; f'Rt '. 0 p flE7 6/y/o// MR. 0 Of i,4 /0 7-// In the National League, it will be Chicago (Reuschel 18-12) at New York (Swan 14.13); Pittsburgh Meeting Long q/ A. / (Blyleven 12-5) at St. Louis (Forsch agreement between the major League inaugural. pected to watch the Blue Jays and festive occasion. 11.11); i,osAngeles(HOoton 11.10) at league players and owners yielded Mariners begin their quests for .)0 Thursday, American League Houston (Ryan 16.14) and San no progress in New York Tuesday. Nine more openings are on tap seasons, games have New York (Guldry 18-8) Francisco (Blue 14.14) at San Diego But beginning today fans, owners Th ursday, with a couple of ga mes on Dave Lemanczyk, who had an 8.10 at Texas (Matlack (5-4); Baltimore and players can put the ranting a nd: Friday and' full weekend schedule record in 1979, will start on the (Palmer 10-6) at Chicago (Kravec (Jones 11-12). raving over strikes, stri fe and sending 26 teams on their way down mound for the Blue Jays while Mike 15.13) or Trout (11-8); Boston The Cleveland Indians play the tracts In the back of their minds and a pa th which will culminate in the Parrott, 14-12, wi ll start for the (Eckersley 17.10) at Milwaukee Califor nia Angels and the Montreal concentra te on the game itself -at World Series in late October. Mariners. Expos face the Philadelphia Phillies (Slaton 15.9); Detroit (Morris 17-7) least, for six weeks. In contrast to the history and Cincinnati's Tom Seaver, who had at Kansas City (Leonard 14-12) and Friday in other openers. Following '6 M,157 O,#//,16 ,4p1qici5-/o. .' Oakland (Langford 124), 10:30 p.m. Some 20,000 spectators are ex- the baseball season is a traditio nally 17*5al(O (/~r 11iX&ZP & AE IV 0111Y AQ0W ME r/,% M-46; Yf7 Minnesota (Koosman 20.13) at Cincinnati whe re the opening day of c#AM,MpP 1' C T 7 4'I /flZ ,.'/TH y The 1980 pennant races get under Seattle. ToOAflFT c;4fflPFoq 2f f/i OP af 015 ME T(oda nderwa Races WOV4 f BEc4,fIF h'#,4'E F4 y By United Press International Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. thee TREV/NO,,pt,r,g i Pennant MAcWD S �Wednesday, April 9, 1910 12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Milwaukee's President Selig Had Novel Idea For Opening Day 1st Pitch NEW YORK I UPI, - All winter long, Bud Selig nursed this wonderful opening day idea. Selig is the boss of the Milwaukee Brewers, their president and chief executive officer, and over a period of time it came to his attention that one of the team's most loyal and enthusiastic fans was if young man by the name of Kevin hiermening. Hermening is from Oak Creek, Wis., not far from Milwaukee, and he loves the Brewers. Every chance he gets, he goes to see them play. That was how he spent most of his leave last year when he caine back home from assignment as an attache with the U. S. Embassy in Iran. Alter hearing lierniening was among those being held hostage in Iran, Bud Selig caine up with his idea. lie knew the Brewers opened their season at home with the fled Sox on April 10 and who in the whole world would derive a bigger kick out of throwing out the first ball than Kevin 11crniening? . So Selig got in touch with the youngster's mother and told her what he had in mind for her son. She was overjoyed. Along with that, Selig wrote a letter to Ilermening in Iran telling him how touch he and other members of the Brewers were looking forward to his getting out and making the ceremonial first laid the foundation for much manager and it was his deals of the Brewers' future SUCCeSS: ,In all the years I've been in baseball, this will be the first time I've ever thrown out the first ball on Opening Day, says line, absolutely delighted with the idea. "To Inc. opening clay is something like Christmas Day. As a kid in Cincinnati, I remember paying a quarter to sit in the bleachers the first day of the season. Sonic of the players I saw when I was only B or 9 years old Ftill stick in iiiy tiund. Fellows like Ileinie Groh, Jake Daibert, Morrie Rath and liughtie ('ritz. 11mev were all with the Reds." that pitch. Unfortunately Hermening will not be able to make it for Thursday's ball game. But the Brewers say he has a standing invitation to throw out the first ball at any of their other gaines as sorn as he gets back home. In thursday 's opener at Milwaukee's County Stadium, Fran. Lane will stand in for Hermeniing. He'll throw out the first ball, and that isn ' t am.. 'ier 4d idea of Selig's. Lane hilLS been in baseball over 50 years and is with the Padres now. Back in iio, one year after Selig and his group i;rought baseball back to Milwaukee, he was named general Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cook Of The Week Bi dmWdkher To Be 'In The Moo'd' To Cook Has - . -. ROYAL DELUXE - fl GOLD RUM TIIL II jWro iw. CASE ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, APRIL 1 5 AT ALL 151 ABC's IN FLORIDA ' RELSKA i J114 fit 11 VODKA #1 . 01" T. 4.59 1 ANY 12-54.95 I r WIM • I___ L_-Ir1Atpjr!l. 6 ! - OF SCOTLAND 1 k •• CUTTY CHAM It 33Y3% MORE IN LITERS THAN IN 750 ML RUM LITER I Isljl:IzlII! CASE KY. BLEND AMERICA! 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I SAUTERNE . 6.99 PEARL BEEN PEARL LITE BEEN BORDEAUX ROUGE 24 DL 3.99 OMAN 1916 SAUTERNES 499 1977 WACHENHEIN 7BJOHAJINISBENGENVOGELSANGAU$LESE NEW YORK STATE BEAUJOLAIS 4.49 1978 SENKASTRU $CHLOUSERS AU$LE$E 8.99 NIT..PIILUI YCIIA*II ('1:1'11II'tf.) 1911 CHAT. BEAURANG 5.99 II975$CH1JrIFJSEjRf$AjJSLE 1595 In'. LIMCL$P*IJNMSUNOY 1911 CHAT. LESTAGE •AMAIETTO.APRICUT.PtACN.Dil1429 5.99 II9TIPIERO.Tu BOIl JFC$ENAU$LESE iu.v5 I ___________ •CUMEOINUT1(($RIENOIW*TIJ IL i41P*STfø 114 lIlt ACACRi1*flOIOAUj 'NICOLARENCH'.d1:'n•u'1• 1916 .4 5.95 GENESEE BEEN ON ALE :ii:141 PINK ED N.Y. STATE GOLD SEAL 25.4 OZ. 99 CASE 1195 OF 12-23.85 N" . . . .. Netel . • Ifor family and friends. I Icr fanniil' includes a soil ' '-'-1 4 If the party is held indoors, Melt cheese in double iimuscle-stretching garlic of boiler, add the sausage and Stnnple Siinon will help mix well. Pour in a large bowl and add the Bisquick, mixing discharge built-u1) tension, well. Make into small m balls *4 This game gives children a inch i and bake arm cookie leadership experience in gaining th e cooperation of others, and of course, the role of leader rummy be rotated. If prizes are given, have enough on hand so each child curries away feeling "a winner." - 4: I CARLO 10111 BURGUNDY 24,79 SOLD 11*1. WHITE CATAWSA 3*" IL AN opportunity for children to learn how to socialize with others. They can practice their developing skills by writing invitations and helping to organize activities, crafts and decorations. Many children enjoy helping an adult bake and decorate a cake or cookies. The end product is something which can not only be enjoyed for its good taste, but may be admired as an artistic creation, W hen the candles on t he cake are lit, it is the most exciting part of the party for children. Before blowing out the candles, the birthday child is told to close his eyes and make a good wish. This. appeals to a child's way of looking at the world as a place where things happen if only you wish strongly enough -a form of magical thinking, which we never completely outgrow, the experts pointed out. Birthday parties can be and painless with a small amount of planning and pleasant preparation, especially the the chi ldren'sage group Is kept in characteristics of mind, The psychologists offered the following tips and guidelines in planning parties for children of various age groups: A child's first birthday tends to serve as an excuse for a gathering of relatives and close friends; often, no children are present. Children of this age tend to play with a favorite toy while the party is going one. Unfamiliar faces may cause the child to be cranky if he Is not used to large numbers of people, and keep in mind that the child relates best to one person at a time. The developing mobility and speech of a 2-year-old toddler provide the beginnings of an independent cAup. personality. For this age CHAlLIS group, only three or four children should be Invited, 2.49 u., • - especially since careful supervision Unlike older children, 5. to 8-year-aids do not separate boy and girl J)lmiymiiatt's, and mmiixt'd parties for this age is an party is necessary. At A( at ('REESE BALI. I )kg. ('()off cheese I lb. hot sausage 3 tops flisquick a J. niiinl't'tI garlic. Dip chicken pieces in butter and garlic, and daughter III Wisconsin then III crinub inixture. and two grandt-hildren. Arrange uhicken In single . nuts, ('hR mCtU..vri: ('1111, COON lEs cup butter or iliargarmt : cup shortening I cup bros II Sugar. packed 2 eggs 1' tsp. vanilla 2 ups all purpgisw Hour 1 Isp baking soda tsp. salt 12-ti, pkg stiiii-smm eel tIiilatt' hits 1 cup thuipped t alnut. or tan1s CreamstItensi shortening and butter i'gt't her it h sugar tint ii t bmoroughh blended. A d d eggs one at a tune and vanilla, heating until tt elI blended. In another Ixiwl stir in flour, baking soda and salt, iii ix ell and add to t'reanimed mmiixture. Blend %% ell and atlil thiticolate bits and nuts to imuxture. Drop dough h ttastitni on uunigrt'asetl vt'kie sheet and hake in 375 degree i en for 8 Ii' 10 %% ii minutes. IOWA all the tinle. I have to be it) the Blend cheese, crun hs, Illood." Whell she Is In the and peplier. nood she said she like to cook parsle\, salt Collibille melted butter and a bio cheese layer. Serve ith hiippeii topping .mntt chopped L . , include outdoor running g:inmme's su'ii as hlimit' and Seek. degree of participation depending on the child's age. Parents should remember to involve the birthday child as much as possible in deciding on party themes, decorations, invitations, and many PAOr nc CA ABC BEEN OR ALE ANANETTO JACQUIN NEOPOUTAN (UKFGALUANO) 5TH 7.49 STRAIGHT SUNRISE "MR. PRO" 0 Ifl . • 5INIWGTINI ur. rw QT. 7.29 23 T1 U A D I A r-'--.1 b iP t II COTCH.ABC GOLD SEAL MOUNTAIN CHABLIS 4059 Ow, ISA9 X", 99 1 0 __________________ U I Ri 9W ___ . AU. O uIaSTIi, T. 1 TORO SOlO UNOIAI IP**$N ANY young children can sonie ... AV III just 1,) pILlluauIg, USC ref reshinnients. A birthday T 2979 1 UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON all CHOICE £EAMITLIQUEUR 1929. 1r 3.49 OTHERS ASK 4.99 6.99 • •. IHINEGAITEN s 'J•w__ UAIVIMIl9 ___ ___ STEMWARE MIX OZ. 31LITER CARLO \ UNIT ONE PIN CUSTOMER W1COLJPON GALLO 50.7 OZ. OZ- 3 GIFT 2•LITER r k, SPRITE sw SWEET & SOUR ( ' I giJ GOOD MON., APRIL 14 ____ 49 3.39 LIBBEY :1 U5CHENLEy uni 'iVODKA 4.59 10 YR. OLD SRI. .73 U*T NYtJ i IT lIflU lilT Ill NUtS t'tUCII*I 5Q&j5 BOX CM*$IAI. 5 SLAM III.. Pica. li.WlWIIIflUTc$. I/?OPT. vISe.&rnm _A GOOD TUES., APRIL 15 33.$ OZ. NIX ,_•_ 111a v that ______________ cAflh1M'R7 rRflWM 11C!Ik Birthday pa rties are more ineaningful to a child's development if he or she is in'olved in planning and hosting the celebration, according to leading authorities in child psychology. In various interviews the LIGHT ON DARK 12 21.95 '. i II:. ('I]L1I'IL'1J1. . ______ . . ir CASE OF 12 - 81.95 . - • hd Pert Says Let B ta I I I ren He p Pan Party LITER LITER ANY 12 - 49,95 .---- 0Z. ANY 12-89.50 ___ ___ aAmJiStUTci. .49 MA.GIL 8111L _____ b VII. JIM BEAM IRE. GORDON'S GIN SMIRNOFF VODKA RUM 5 L _ ULICT1ON MINIATURES SOUTMI S 6.99 IN LITERS 0 • GIN fiem] ____ 1!I[I:iII I . Herald Photo by Tom 338 8111* DANUBE *UITII*WWT1 I 12-72.95 TOMSIMSKY.8N1. .,-3 .2 9 ____ _____________________ LITER •U W1' JAcOUE$•LANIUN IMP. 7. i.aona Nelson takes a batch of Chocolate ('hip Cookies front oven. 8YR.86 . CHAPEL . UIMI ___ _______________________________ • ........ - CASE OF 12 - 68.95 __________ _______________ ' i . - IN LITERS ______ '76 CHABLIS FRENCH ,•. 750 ML DOTS, i*coiNI o.osiTOWN 94* GIN 33.8 OZ. LITER SCOTCH _________ _____ ___________ IMPORTED WINE SALE '76 POUILLY FUISSE u*uusco uistu. FRENCH MOR118NY __ UIIPRAUMIICH GOLDEN f• 02. - 33.8 OZ. ROUGE _______________ . LIz;1I 1 af W, 5 .49 can *i j ; PIISPORTIROLDTROPFDIIN ____________ _________________ THAN IN r I • VODKA __ _____ UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/UPUN ____________ _______________ OMLOA 948 GIN CALIF. VIN ROSE 62 - SAXONY . J '76 SPATLESE oun . , :. THAN IN 750 ML SOTS, 2.39 _______________ ______ "PREMIUM TIN" YOUNL1TW*SKEY1OYRS.OI.D OMEGA PREMIAT TARNAVE CASTLE r' I i 33'/% MORE IN LITERS 1W THAN IN 750 ML DOTS. 1OYI.W$LIND '/3% MORE GOOD SAT., APRIL 12 1I') MOULIN 25.4 0!. 25.4 . LT'hI CHABLIS 1 e79 UNIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W.'r.OUPON 951 • R 6 19 2.99 2.99 UNIT ONE PIN CUSTOMER W/COUPON GOOD THURS., APRIL 10 EA. CASE ' Ii II UNDER 2.49 299 NISCANTEVAL. RED WHI1t PINK CURNONO RED/WHITE saii* 2.99 BAHUSBOROEAUX eioiwiuiuus 2.99 T ITR. '71 V1NT. ST. JONAH. UEBFRAUMIWI 2.99 GOOD FRI., APRIL 11 UNIT ONE PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON 7.00Z. 331/3% MORE ' iou* USBOA ROSE '_ANCIENT " MARTINS QUART _____________ I YR. OTC V.V.O5.99 [cj I AGE BRB.5.49 1 6.39 . 9 I __ CHOICE I ,...II ____ _ __________ PREMIAT CAB. SAUVIGNON . CANAD IAN 6099 BRISTOL CREAM _ 5.99 QT. I ANY 12 - 71.85 I j4•, ________ IMP. 'TA I :T LADE DE BUL ''' . : i B&L SCOTCH i :1 thi4 ACQUINI - 6825 ° AT YOUR NEAREST ABC 68.95 K.D. _____ i CASE OF 12 SUNDAY161T1'I CHARGE IT ________________ __________________ - During the winter uionths sheet ma 350 degrees oven for egg whites and continue Laona Nelson and her 15 minutes or until lightly beating until ver stiff. Blend husband. Ingrain. used to live browned, in vanilla and vinegar. Put in , in a iiiobile home in Sarasota They may be miuxed ahead greased 1.1x13-inch pan and until sonic friends of theirs, of tunic and frozen before bake :3 iiimnutes at 400 degrees, who had a sumnier borne next baking. Freeze on cookie 3 niiinutes at 300 degrees, then I to theirs in Vaupaca. Wis.. sheets, then pop in plastic bag turn oil men and leave take invited them to visit their and return to freezer. Thaw In overnight Serve t ith : Ilolime in Winter Springs. before baking. sweetened stra%% berries, The friends were looking for MEAT-SA PIE raspberries. tk'aIhit's or any a larger hoiire and the Nelsons 1 lb. ground beef I round or desired fruit. Whipped cream like their old borne so well, chuck i IS optional. they decided to buy it 2-3rd cup fine bread crunibs l'uImlN(; IH;SSKRT themselves. 'I'hev inoverl into 1 tsp. salt I tip flour their home in the Highlands 2-3rd small can of tomato 21 bsp. sugar last fall. paste cm1) nitargarine "We like to watch for birdi cup grated Cheddar : (Ut) UhiI)j)jH.'tI thus s," said Mrs. Nelson, looking cheese Mix and press into 13-inch through he.- kitchen window I can nnkshirooniis, drained pan. Bake 375 degrees for 10 to into the back ard. It's if nice and shcti 15 niiniutt's area for that." They have Oregano and Parmesan crt'aiii cheese noticed several types of cheese 1 cup po dered sugar woodpeckers, cardinals and Mix beef, bread crwnbs and 1 cup Cool % hip "soimie we don't know withoutsalt and spread in pie tin. Blend and pour over t'ook't! a bird batik.'' Pour tomato paste over top criLst Many of the bird.s are time mth cheese and niushrooniis.I simm hox imistant hut. saint, species the set' in Sprinkle with oregano and terscotch pudding Wisconsin and she said they i'armesan cheese. Hake for 35 1 siii, box iiistaiit vanilla plan to put out a feeder or a minutes in 350 degree oven, pudding birth bath soon. :i itimlk ISIPFRUI CHICKEN Nelson said slit' enjoys 21:Itt 3 lbs. chicken, i'tit Beat puddings and mimilk for doing needlepoint and 2 ilimnutes and pour over 1 cup fine bread cruiiibs crocheting when she s not keeping III eye on the t up h opped iNley -iiiing and bridge are r , '' sp. Salt activities she enjoys. "Of course, I do ~,- cup Invited butter titokinig, she said, "hut hot I t. love garlic % ,' •' - - I I ________ f I QT BUTLE ___ ANY 12 - 58.95 lU 1.4-OPEN fs: _______________________ 4 oil RED __________ NOW YOU CAN - VISA ___ 4.99 IJ L II. iu 1. 5e6 HEDGES "DISCO" LOUNGE HIGHWAY 436- ONE BLOCK EAST OF _____ ___ I A S - REVOLVING BAR, COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY ___ VODKA I CAN DIAN GIN 4 GIN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT 436 CASSELBERRY - I ___ HIGHWAY 1792 . - OND OPEN SUNDAY NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE ABC 33.80!. '.' 434 ___ GIN S NEAR SOTS. ABC S 1792 . - . irS 4 YRS. BETTER 6R S111U.,1 ; 1~46 -LOI " _ HIWAY ' - I WISER'S 10 YR. CANADIAN B COCKTAIL LOUNGE PKG. STORE LONGWOOD - 25.4 OZ. ANY 12 - 87.95 6 800 . 7.49 GORDON'S HI-WAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS. • cN0IcI U I , RUM I . JIB SCOTCH e . . - ItdAIhItE t I • j SARK 9.49 IT.I ANY 12- 109.50 ________________ : . / COCKTAIL LOUNGE £ PKG. STORE SANFORD SCOTCH AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD ' Ii %.It oN N 8 YR. SCOTCH' I .. CASE JAMAICAN I... I j U21] AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER SAVE UP To 40% AS MUCH AS $2 A BOT. DAILY O E HAPPY HOUR S T1L 6 t.!CE 2 ;;. It ____ ' ;• •: ' 'S '5 r 83.88 MYERS Wednesday, AprIl 9, 7910-i B layer in baking p.mmi and pour on any remimainimig butter. flake uncovered in :150 degree even for one to one.and-a-hialf hours, or until done. FOR(;OTIEN CAKE 5 egg whites, beaten stiff P2 cups sugar I 151). vanIlla I tsp. white vinegar Add sugar slowly to beaten MEATS We Sell only U.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged heavy Iowa b..l U.S.D.A CHOICE 29 FULL CUT ROUND STEAK FRESH - NEVER FROZEN GEORGIA GRADE "A" WHOLE FRYERS LB. 4Q CUT UP SSc L.B. 00% ALL MEAT BOLOGNA LB. $') 29 LB. BY PIECE OR SLICED FRESH DAILY LEAN 3 LOS. ORMORE$1 GROUND CHUCK 79 LB. group are t'ohiiiiitini. -, - 4, , • • Pre-party preparations are fun for children when they play a part. The birthday girl feels important on her special day by helping Mom decorate the cake. Long celebrations should be avoided because of the child's cartoons. Their interest in colors, shapes and letters short attention span, and a time limmiit of one-and-a.hialf to two hours should set on the festivities. Listening to records and playing with toys are the best activities and an adult should be there to encourage the children to share when cries of "Mine! Mine!" arise. Two. may be utilized in paper and craft projects, even in helping to decorate party refreshnuents. One idea is to spread on time table some decorating squeeze tubes which conic in a variety of colors, ear-olds tend to play separately, unlike older children who enjoy playing with friends, Three-year-olds are ready to be consulted about birthday guests, decorations, games, prizes and food, although adults meed to assanne t he major responsibility. Three-year-olds enjoy: listening to stories, drawing, playing with clay, blocks, watching short movies and The children may then their own creativity TENDER LEAN School age children soniietlimies becoiiic noisy, and it is helpful to set the tonic of a party at the beginning by involving the birthday thud as host to set an exanmuple of goat! behavior. use to decorate individual cupcakes. not expect young children to consume nnmuchi in the way of food or sweets; many will eat only small servings of CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS LEAN WESTERN LOIN END PORK ROAST Children may choose to mmiake hionne-mnade invitations, or write in timime and place on purchased ones. Games such as "Pin the Tail on the Donkey" are popular among this age group. Parties for 8. to 11.year-olds tend to be either all boys or girls, in keeping with the child's sex. This inclination allows children to group together and identify with those of the sannue sex, before reachilig adolescence when interest in the opposite sex reappears. Adults should respect this need by avoiding enmiphasis on nmmixed social activities. cake or ice cream. Four- and five-year-olds like to choose their own bir. thda)' themes such as "Snoopy," "Star Trek," or other current cartoon or movie characters. Supervised games are the order of the day and, weather permitting, BA IOWA MEATS SANFORD 2101 S. FRENCH AVE. C UnIsd RGAIN y 8S GENER A L QU A LITY- UILT B -. ' ,.• $1 19 • LB. CUT INTO CHOPS FREE PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE j cookies, LB. • - Warm Wash & Rinse Temperatures .... I 32$.4U'I �- . -. - - 21-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fresh . .. .;..:. .. . . .. ;. ... . --- -. .- Baked E% Bread an Be 1 - f - The key ingredient . Sherry ,. ... ..... To '-I ed Daily . • ),. 4 , t store and use when . . c,,, So. - . -. - needed for muffins, pancakes, .. . . . .. . ;, . - : '• bakedbreadcanbeonthetablelnthe(ormofmuffins,pan. cakes, loaf bread and coffeecake. The key Ingredient for these breads is a "mix" -a mix you make, store and use when .'' - among other homemade delights. . . ' - - ' .'' - The package of All-Bran cereal used In the mix gives each - recipe an added source of vitamins, minerals and dietary -. offers you..... choose. Tuna Pot-Luck Casserole is another time-saving recipe designed wi th the busy fam ily in mind, a DUPONT Silversione interior adel the newest dimension In non. J.R I SOFT & PRETIY I Ii BATHROOM TISSUE ______ _______ I I I 4 ROLl. 69 ASSORTED $iiIILu PACK I I 46oz CAN (INP0.I MI AD91110111111%APR WITH 041511* PH', , •, DELMONTE4221 DRINKS Add Breads Mix. stirring just until moistened. Let stand 2 0*4,1141*1 JIJS4((lPpIIIlIjj IS I(II 1411 minutes. Stir again. Portion batter evenly into 12 greased 2½Inch muffin-pan cups. Bake in oven at 400 degrees F. about 20 minutes or until browned. Yield: 12 muffins VARIATIONS: Add ½ cup seedless raisins, chopped nuts or finely chopped pared apple with Breads Mix. Sprinkle muffins with mixture-of sugar and cinnamon before baking, If desired. To make 8 Muffins: Follow directions for Quick Bran Muffins except use 2 cups Breads Mix, 1 egg and two-thirds cup milk. To make 4 Muffins: Follow directions for Quick Bran stick easy clean convenience to every piece of this esceptionat Regal cookware. Th e porcelain out. side color stays bright, cleans like china and its completely dishwasher safe. The estra heavy aluminum Regal I I I L1.. -- _____ ..J L...1.. - - £ S ' I to BAG 545(1I4. 7og 50t Ill nally ti ejW= -. V Green Beans ... ti' - El Round Steak. Coffee' El Planters P • Potpoum I'OItK STEAK LTAI.IANO 4 pork blade steaks, cut '. inch thick 3 tablespoons lard or dr ippings p - teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 's teaspoon I ta lian seasoning _____ Ló 5*51 lU lboiPM. QUAITIIS El Mrs. Filberts Oleo ... 58 545(1 W. l4os CUP P45115 P41)4 ($145411) __ 'I I 69' ___ ____ ______ $118 LI Quarter Pork Loin. . .5 PickoftheChick Coinbloeundaddtoto:iiatosauceandwater. Covertlghtlyand *451 ID All 1I45)$ 110/I'. O( 145 cook slowly 30 minutes. Place a slice of mozzarella cheese and a green pepper ring on each steak. Cover tightly and continue cooking slowly 30 minutes or until done. 4 to 6 servings. El Les Cal Yogurt. . . . . 4/ 1 5451 ID- 1*01 P111. 1*51 SPIIAI) 54)1 II) El Quarter's Oleo. . . . . 3/!1 $ 45$ lu IJos' PM. P45114 1 111 11 MK Oil pa ncake and waffle mix , slightly be aten I (-'Up milk 1 tablespoon liquid shortening 1 CUP buttermilk El Meat Bologna. . . . • . $138 LI American Singles. . . . 128 ____ Smoked Picnics. 145150 1(41* (*15540 [111 Whiting Fish. . . . . . . . $24 8 5451 i. i*.. rt. 1*51 %"I AD $188 SA%l10-So,PSG IIK)lSAPfll 541115 511(11) $138 545$ .11) Il.,, P114. lfl(.l41)I 11151$ 4I (4014 1 eiz 545110 .... . III 1 ('UP raisin bran, crushed 5451 10 411 14.,, 451. 1' SI) 4 (.94tH 4 ill Ilk 12 cooked sausage links El Roll Sausage. • . . . . . 68' El Cornish Hens. . . . . . r-1 s*u 10 I2.,s' PM. P45414 P101 4%% 1, s*s• io i*. PM. 5*141 11 Lunch Cranberry-Pineapple Syrup Prepare pancake mix with egg, milk and shortening as at ........ $1,8 0 Sunnyland Franks ouli,so) $148 , 14$ 11511 55111)114)1555111 1154)19 Corned Beef directed on package, adding cereal to batter after beating. hake as directed. Roll warm pancakes around sausages and slog serve at once or keep warm. Serve with Cranberry-Ilineapple Syrup. Makes 12 pancakes or 6 servings. Cranberry-Pineapple Syrup. Combine 1 cup Log Cabin syrup and 14 cup ground cranberries in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and simmer 2 minutes. Add one 8-oz. can crushed pineapple and a dash of salt. Serve warm. RIB EYE ROAST Place a 4 to 6-pound beef rib eye Delmonicoi roast, fat side up, on rack in open roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermometer so the bulb is centered in the thickest part, being sure it does not rest in fat. Do not add water. Do not cover. Roast in a moderate oven 1350 degrees F.) to the desired degree of (loneness. Allow 18 to 20 minutes per pound for rare, 20 to 22 for - S • V. 'V I - ( 8 ounces) tomato sauce 1 4 c up water 4 slices mozzarella cheese 4 green pepper rings Brown stea ks in lard or drippings. Pour oft drippings. Sprinkle salt, pepper, Italian seasoning and basil over steaks. El Cottage Cheese. . . . . $118 111 Perch Fillets. . . . . . . is $138 ... ._____ 5 SItB $138 U El I can S .1.$248 • • • • IS ___ ____ • • • • 1$ __ 11 Ground Beef. El teaspoon basil 4 O - medium and 22 to 24 for well done. When thermometer I $ cup milk tablespoon dry sherry .s teaspoon salt S _____ _____ [J Cube Steak. . Chuck Roast 145(120 A IS. S()NIIlSS El Stewing Beef SA'II $0 All 1115*105(11 IllS ISog IA-i Q$5( tOASTED p £ registers about 5 degrees F. below desired degree of doneness, remove roast from oven and allow to "set" 15 minutes before carving. The meat thermometer will register 140 degnes F. I for rare; 160 degrees F. for medium; 170 degrees F. for well done. V . IS1flE CUT OR FRENCH 18, M 9oz FROZEN $ 00 OR SANDWICH GREEN BEANS SAVE3 V PANTRY PRIDE PANTRY PRIDE 100 Vol BREAD - löoa$ ___ 3LoAtTs ________ PIELS .'.' 00 BAKING - BEER POTATOE 10 $ 18 6 PACK l2oz CAN LB BAG 50(WOVQI OS .tSOITONsoe $100 2 U1111 W. 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UWV-UN0.$ V puav 1.1*01 I 1 teaspoon salt SAVE Sr 601 ANTI PEIIPIIANT OR l0u ,. teaspoon pe pper Right GuardIXOOSANT)......$169 1 can ( 104 02) cream of celery so up 545(1 40- lies SIlOS 7(i 11*1 1 can(7 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained Head & Shoulders. . $1" I mediwim union, f inely chopped - 3 large green peppers V 6 tomato slices Salt Parmesan dieese Lightly brown gr ou nd pork Ia Large fry ing-pan; pour off drippings. Spr inkle salt and pepper over meat. Add celery soup, corn and onion and cook slowly 10 to 12 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cut green peppers in half lengthwise and remove membrane and seeds; cook in boiling salted water for 2, iiilnutes; invert and drain thoroughly. Fill pepper halves with meat mixture and place on rack in roasting pan. Bake in a 1.1* b moderate oven i350 degrees FV) for 15 minutes, Sprinkle salt on both sides of tomato slices and place on top of stuf fed peppers. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and bake 15 minutes longer. 6 servings. - t r •. •, -. • ,, ,:: - -- ---•• 5'' - 1Z 1 1 T41 1111 • . .- ,. FAIR. to- - •Ali me, Alk.. . Al. J0, I -. "-.4,-':1 d or drippings 1 can t4 ounces mushroom stems and pieces 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 IiUTksGLm,.ausiaos . 1 pound liver, sliced ' inch thick 2 tablespoons flour HUJUI.AH, IUJOI4Ufl 4)H MINT Florida Celery. . . . SAW LIVER AND MUSHROOMS FRESH U.S. NO. 1 159*0' fl$ RIS tn 151111a" noodies, soup end m.yoimUe, 51W In any cemblastlon of Rlunite Bianco ..... 2' tionslI.dl.eti.$poonL* 1½.vteueerole.1akls Mn. Pauls Fish. ... . .99' with reserved iteese and oweai t'pp" Golden Top Donuts. 99* 3. Bake InoenataNd,wF. about 2$ minutes or until or. NE Liebfraumilch . . . . . . p3" ........................12ios79' Sweet oyhsatetyisld:$.erwjngs Mrs.Paulsams....99' Stlxmead.- ..... 'oar 2''•1 GireUl ___ creai. marWins i. margarine In glass pie plate Il m.itsi Add cereal, stirring with weth d.nblasd. Microwave en foil powerS to 3 mInutes or OW cereal locrW.-ast de. ________ LSUr1l Urenallldsntssest½cupof lbs cheese. SUm In s 1ieeslIaiasds -. into INSTANT I RAKED l½lusrt glesa __ ___ COFFEE J. MIcrowave on full powsribut $ eshudee or l II tSs.MO'I - heate etMin( CM*OIS h with ______ _____ _____ 1SC1. _ __ _ reserved cheese. MIa'owav on SeM pr obtat-) rO. - longer or until dour ___Is melted. ___ 1 with criup coraL Serve mm . $5 5 99 b -.4.- ____ %IV Ill V ____ I CORN I I I v i'I . VV % • V VV•.V V ' I I : V. • ? •-V• I Lm _ - - -- __ III l'. A 114k I I.' 11)1) (U I' I'H '1111141 III lH I', $1511 QI HR.I II'. HI SI I$l . S S S 4 sI,$268 , . U Sirloin Steak 5*51 50 All, 50511155 liii I L ,.--- V-- C . 16 ounces In a medium bowl, combine turkey, yams, onion, green pepper, flavor enhancer and pepper. In a large skillet melt 2 tablespoons butter. Add hash mixture and cook over medium heat until browned on bottom. Turn mixture over to brown the top. Remove hash from skillet, set aside. Melt remaining I tablespoon butter; stir in flour, cook 1 minute. Slowly stir in chicken broth, milk, sherry and salt. Cook over meduim heat, stirring constantly, until mixture boils and thickens. Return hash to skillet, heat and mix well. Yield: 4 servings. I WHOLE KERNEL I TOMATO SOUP III 1%.', ( AS El Cottage Cheese. . . . . ___ El Kitchen Bags...... .89' LI Car Wash Kit...... , $1" SAVE Sr. Hot WA $ 1 59 Citrus Punch III 894 SAW 40 054-4401 olltation PiNmaiumm.01 0 CAMPBELLS SAW 40. SIte A*Il1(flfl All 'AI1 IllS UVE 30. IIW.30W.SIW QUAIl .3/$1 0 _____ PANTRV PRIDE 5a • V0013 _____ -V- 3/ 1 45.1st CAN. P4511* PLOt (UT 0$ Il1S(H _______ 1.Twe ½cup of the 4o'p.rosid Bran Flakas cereal with the _____ melted margarine. Set aside. Set asia. cup of itis cheese. 4. .. D Crisco os CAN lbs CAN VAN CAM? W. I40s S*G&*AI IHPIWACHITTIOIII5oWMACA$( following groups. ___ 99" $228 El Folgers Flaked 2o, CAN. CUT LI Calif. Tomatoes.. t4 cup firmly packed brown sugar ~4 cup dwWd nuts 4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon margar ine or butter, Iegg l cup milk V 4 cups Quick Bran Breads Mix Combine brown sugar, nuts, cinnamon and margarine until crumbly. Set aside. In medIum-sIze mixing bowl, beat egg slightly, Stir In milk. Add Breads Mix, stirring Just until moistened. Let stand 2 minute,. Stir again. Spread evenly in greased 8 a 8 a 2-Inch baking pan. Sprinkle with nut topping. Bake In oven at 350 degrees F. about 40 minutes or until tests done. Serve warm. Yield: 9 servings. TUNA POT-LUCK CASSEROLE icup bran flakes cereal. 1 tablespoon margarine or butter, melted 1 cup shredded American uh::1 can (7 cu.) chunk light tuna, well-drained and flaked 2cupseggnoodles,cookedanddralned 1 can (10½ ox.) condensed cream of mushroom soup ½ cup mayonnaise OPTIONALINGREDIENTS; Choose your favorite Ingredient from one or more of the _____ l can (3oz ) kedmuahroomg,aln,d _____ El Delmonte Drinks.... Is Nit about 50 min utes or until tests done. Yield: 1 loaf ___ 44* PPiIAMI GLUIIILAT. Pr4lAmi OIASGI 01 P1511 $4299 ;'4V_ TEA KETTLE J.R. 4231 5*51 0 ill 94155$ PAIkAS IKHV El Vegetable Spread. .. . $119 Pfeiffer Dressing .... 59 . . . . . • . 2 11*5(1)1 11141 WI SAVE 1401 CAN El Alpo Dinner.. . . . '.559 El Argo tunas . . . . . . . . 3/1 El sii Motor Oil " ... . . . . QQ4 UVI Is'- IOI SAW II'. blsi niww SAVE G.0I I) El Carpet Scent $149 S I I 991 1:1 ISVigo Rice, a o 39 1401 PANTI5( PilOt CT.- PANT1Y Pilot TALL greasedøx5z3-tnchloafpan.Bakelnovenat3sodegr,esF, 4 cup e0OUTHtRNDfLWAT)...2/$1 SOT I El Plumper Veiners. . . 991 59 V 0 Just until moistened. Let stand 2 minutes, Stir again. Spread in _ 99C [1 Soup Starters. . . . ba. PUNCH OR ITLlAN 14 cups mashed, fully ripe bananas (about 4 medium) cup milk V ½cupaeedleu raisins 4 4 cups Quick Bran Breads Mix In medium-size mixing bowl, but egg with mashed bananas. Stir In milk and raisins. Add Bread Mix, stirring ½cup thinly sllcedcelery _ _ ½ cup sli ced water chestnuts ____ ______ Pinea 16 30T COVERED _____________ $1099 $199 SAUCE PAN t0 COVERED ___________________ $4099 FRYING PAN DUTCH OVEN 1p I El Orange Juice. . . . . . .99 ',AI 10 U'.i Pt. I*kI', SIIAI El Reatemön Juice . . . . 69 SAW IS'. 31st RICED 01 C1U*HID El Monogram Rice ..... 794 BANANA RAISIN LOAF - % cup cooked pen ½ cup cooked, sliced carrots ½ cup cooked, Friench.style green beans . . &V1 ;0-.- "°' Breads Mix, stirring just until moistened, Let stand -10 THE WEEK OF STW $999 GOURMET Ina large skillet, melt butter. Add salmon, potatoes, ceIer, onion, garlic, lemon juice and flavor enhancer. Cook over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until mixture begins to brown and vegetables are tender. In small bowl, combine sour cream, milk, dill, salt and pe p pe r, pour over hash, mix well. Cook until heated through. Yield: 4 servings. ' HAll (.*$$o.(T SA*,I to'. ?os MAt) 4 IOU PACK- %4Hl1I. A',SOI IDOl P1151 , cup for each pancake. Pour onto preheated, greased griddle, spreading ba tter slightly. Cook until done, turning once. Yield: 10 to 12 pancakes, 4 inches in diameter 10 teaspoon salt One-eighth teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon flour cup chicken broth El Liver Sausage. . . . . Welch Jelly (GRAPI)............89 II] Muellers Spaghetti. .V . I 56 cup milk : teaspoon dried dill SAVI z A II CAROIPtA Pilot [Ii] Soft N' Pretty.... . SAW 2V. i El Hormel Meat (POTTED) minutes. Stir again, Dip up batter, using slightly less than a SQUARE GRIDDLE lOT COVERED SAUCE PAN C HECK THESE SAVE II. III IIGLIIAI 01 THIS 2 cups Quick Bran Breads Mix 1 egg Or Jergens Soap. . . ..3/1 Pi cups milk fl1IZlfl $142 SAvIw.2iu -- QUICK BRAN PANCAKES SAUCE PAN II until June 25, 1980. I QT. COVLRLI) SAUCEPAN FEATURE $41 ___ _________ 59 11 CHECK THESE VALUES [] IIII IIH, 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon flavor enhancer I cup sour cream 1 pound cooked turkey, shredded Start your Set today 0 PRICE PPif $399 FRYING PAN lOT COVERED - . V milk, a IF 21$ 14 GOURMET E 100 a beloved favorite. When you're next looking for a comfortable family meal remember delicious, dependable hash. Ii's a sure winner. SALMON HASH 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ounces each) salmon, drained 2 cans ( 2 cups cooked, cubed potatoes ' cup chopped celery One-third cup chopped onion 1 clove garlic, curshed version of 2 medium yams, cooked and cubed or I can drained and cubed 1 medium onion, chopped cup chopped green pepper 1 teaspoon flavor enhancer 's teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided Week Plans / __________ •J I Muffins except omit egg and use 1 cup Breath Mix and ½ cup ITEM construction promotes even heating. 114)001,14 ?I'*44(flPIl*X ?5141114,f0 I EEK - a time or DESIGN tJUE'11:Iyj ~ cup milk 3 cups Quick Bran Breads Mix In medium-size mixing bowl, beat egg slightly. Stir in milk. In SAHARA FOR YO TO OWN %are flo5 at great savings.0 Piece at 1I at One time, Sa'e even more silh the Feature of the 116c" 111c " PORCELAIN-CLAD J.R. 421 T--.--_ I HERE'S 2 cups sugar I and one-third cups shortening 1 pa ckage (16 02.) All-Bran cereal In large mixing howl, stir together flour, baking powder, salt 1 egg of 14 PIECE SET NON-STICK QUICK BRAN BREADS MIX 5 cups all-purpose flour ' cu p baking powder 1 tablespoon salt egg Touch Favorite--Hash Turkey blush makes excellent use of extra tiwit from Sunday's roast turkey. The addition of yams, green pepper pieces, and fragrant dry sherry turns the dish into tit exotic needed. fiber. Now you can have homemade pancakes, apple bran muffins, banana raisin bread and coffeecake -anytime you Old incomparable elan from its brief cooking in the skillet. Salmon hash is ideal for any informal occasion, be it lunch, supper or brunch. On a relaxed weekend, it takes but a few minutes to prepare and calls for ingredients you're likely to have on ha nd . Aromatic vegetables and herbs add spice to the hash, while potatoes lend body and substance. Rich sour cream envelopes the mixture, making the dish most inviting loaf bread and coffeecake ...._ An nasi comes from the French "hachis," meaning "to chop up." And that's pretty much just what hash is -,I mixture of various chopped, cooked foods, conmionlv including meat or poultry, potatoes, and seasonings. A tasty hash can stimulate your appreciation of the marrebus flavor changes that occur when a variety of foods are cooked together. Just as a flavorful stew is far more than the sum total of its ingredients, so, too, does a hearty hash gain an ' - QUICK BRAN MUFFINS Exotic ;( %. is a simple mix you make, . -'.11 and sugar. Cut In shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in All-Bran cereal. Use as needed for following quick treads recipes. Can be stored In tightly covered container at room temperature up to6 weeks. Yield: about 15cups Mix Gives Wedne,y, da April 9, 1980--311 I for breads 'from scratch" There's no getting around the fact that today's lifestyle requires skill in time management. Pre-scheduling is needed for work as well as leisure activities. This time-juggling act happens on a daily basis in the kitthen. The efficient preparation of a nutritious good-tasting meal is a challenge, especially when family members are continuously en route from one event to the next. Though convenience foods are ideal helpmates, many people still take great pleasure in "from scratch" cooking--even if it happens only on special occasions. Convenience foods can lead to "from scratch" results with recipes like Quick Bran Breads Mix. Now, every day, freshly 1 - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL • v -• WedMeday, Aprll, 1NO I Ser •-- - V �*: 4B.-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. / ii..L 1AV 10 W.-IOLL (GET SOMEO WITH ME -r wo (, oNIGHT?)-. CVETiME ' , EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday April 9,iftO (t WILL' THANKS by Chic Young Answer to Previous Puzzle 43 Indefinite in ACROSS 1 Heating 44 Nocturnal material birds 4 Greek letter 47 Cabinet de9Has partment 10 Portable loud. (abbr.) speaker (2 49Soundmade oysneep l3 Animal home 52 Serbian 14 Amenable to 55 Not bright gra ft 56 Island south 15 Fast aircra ft of Australia MEET?! ' vow rEERING MEET WITH ME, AGwOOD -' ToNiGHT I BlUYM UMUI DietsCan Vary LUW I A M £ II S I [nniNI H 0 S I A I I. L K I N 11EYL IRENE _I _N N Islili_A _IS _A _T ITIYIA_I_slob_iiBTl - was., iRtEMb0iM8ITl1lTJ s 5Ug&, that %'0Uh1Ue niay ILWP. mnct nf th fl'AP flP I AUD I U uiie time doctors recommend that some 'informa tion on not being Ti-1AT'3 MV LOTS OF PEOPLE This IS AN '( IT'S TOO SOMETHING individuals who have problems able to perspire. I'm 23 and PENCIL! )4AVE PENCILS I J5SLJE THAT \ BIG FOR ABOUT A PENCIL LIKE THIS! with low blood sugar should have had this problem since COULD TEAR \ Lis TO (U r avoid sweets, particularly puberty. It affects my arms, AT THEWHOLEI PECIE sugar and starches. These hands, knees and feet. I cannot OUR FABRIC OF I should get their go out Into the sun or humidity SELVES individuals MILIT,ARV / COMMANPL.J... carbohydrates from bulky and for any length of time. I saw a raw vegetables and raw fruits. doctor and he told me to stay I am sending you The Health away from salt and to use Letter number 3-9, Low Blood strong sun screens and to take sugar : Hypoglycemia. Other pills to open my pores. What, if readers who want this issue can anything, is this doing to my send 75 cents with a long, system? Is this a rare problem 1 2 45678 stamped, self-addressed en- and can I ever get completely tLEi. g P 1Z\ velope for it. Send your request cured? Will I ever be able to - - - - THE BORN LOSER -- - - to me, in care of this spend the day at the beach? by Art Sansom - 14 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, DEAR READER - Absence Radio City Station, New York, - IFbUOTTODfl 15 16 17 NY 10019. The Health Letter of perspiration is a rare con. iQ I'm sending you gives the ditlon. Sometimes it can affect 'JUST 'r18 19 20 J21 22 details of the symptoms of low the whole body or it can affect -....- ..__. I owuu sugar and We principles £UcWILVU IV4U4I. Perspiration used in dietary management. is an important mechanism of Many patients who have cooling the body. In fact, at the hypoglycemia tend to become onset of a heat stroke a person Room markedly overweight. The may stop sweating, which is I 3 RONMEMOBEEN constant overproduction of signal that he's not eliminating insulin stimulates them to eat to body heat. I raise their blood sugar to RNEMEM You should see a neurologis t. £ normal levels. This is true even Sweating does de L= I pend on the L1 0 1' _____ if the low blood sugar is caused presence of functional swea t by a tumor of the insulin- glands in the Skin. It also ARCHIE by Bob Montana Room MEN producing part of the pancreas. depends on N nerve stimulation of As you may have gathered these glands to secrete sweat. gMMMMMMM from the above remark, th ere Various defects In nerve fibers MMM- PUTTING are many different causes for and nerve systems can ca OI'J WEIGHT ? use an hvnnult','on,in The Irnntnnn$ absence of perspiration. There varies. Obviously, if a person are also some skin diseases I has an insulin-producing tumor, which can cause it. the proper treatment is to remove It. On the other hand, if Avoid exposure to the heat a person has so-called reactive until after you've talked about hypoglycemia secondary to diet this with the neurologist. You By BERNICE BEllE OSOL or problems related to ab- may have a very poor tolerance sorption of food, then the proper to heat because your ability to For Thursday, April 10, 1980 approach is usually to change eliminate body heat has been compromised. their pluses. By doing so, you the diet. YOUR BIRTHDAY .5. A....lI In activate their better niin1ltip II LV LUV "F' EEK & MEEK VIRGO tAug. 23-Sept. 22) Take advantage this by Howle Schneider coming year of opportunities Unusual types of situations tTSt4,'5HrHAT I Fl Al B R I D G E M1LG offered you to assume key might develop today that uPJMFtcyrJT cYEILri1u PFw7t1/ nnsitinns in i'iiih nr could prove aujte orofitable. avoid the loss of a spade, two #RE IMDJIJG ;i;tioi iviti. You should be able to J clubs and a diamond. COPI*CtI made can be helpful recognize the sIgnals, so 1110 VU Of course, he will be able to swiftly. in other areas explain how unlucky he was to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ARIES ( March 21-April 19) find East with the king of This should be a rewarding '1 ry to find an outlet today spades, ace of diamonds and : day for you if you're involved that will unable you to use the right club combination to fl! ,.. be able to hold the lead in In projects of a progressive your anaginatlon and artistic 10 case South decided to duck the nature. Opportunities to use ability. Creative projects will (' T !JiM tEl. r F hit club. afford you pleasure. your Inguity bring out the best ml Now look at how the pesORI'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) in you. Getting along with 1111 uTIr .1 simist plays the hand. He goes others' signs is one of the Most of today should be fun right up with dummy's ace of NU sections you'll enjoy in your and Filled with pleasant cxspades and draws trump. Astro-Graph Letter that perlences. The one thing that Then he leads his king of PRISCILLA'S POP v , UuuuVlfl diamonds. begins anew with your bir- CoUld spoil it is if you East takes his ace and BER14ARP NEVER thday. Mail $1 for each to overreact to a minor blow to rM FEt7 UP, AMP WELL. FOR ONE THING, shifts to the jack of clubs. PesWANTS TO (20 ITS GIVING ME WHENEVER I GO TO Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio your ego. simist South tries a finesse ANYTHING ORGO A VERY BAP SAGIUARIUS (Nov. 23THE STORE frM2 6EE A City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be with his queen. This finesse ANYWHERE.' ATTITUPE.' WHY? COFFEE C,N LABELEP 'sure to specify your birth Dec. 21) When it comes to can't cost him anything and AU1OP6TIC PRlP" Intellectual considerations date. could give him an extra trick if it works. today, try to maintain a good 0 It loses, but the contract TAURUS (April 20-May 20) balance. Over-analyzing or I still makes. South wins the Competition stimulates you careless thinking would IF club return, cashes his jack of today and you're not likely to mislead you. diamonds, goes to dummy settle for second best. This Is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, with the jack of trumps, disespecially true in matters 19) In hammering out cards his tray of clubs cm the " relating to career or finances. harnInc with nthrc $n,1,,u i4lmvia4 na.. es S GEMINI (May 21-June 20) I ' trick to the king of spades and ur the odds are tilted in yo By Oswald Jacoby L• I Friends can help you achieve favor. But don't get greedy aid Man Soetag will be able to go to the bank "L r 49 with game and rubber. goals today that you can't just because you have BUGS BUNNY Here Is a hand for pessim. (NEYISPAPER EUTERPRISE ASSN) reach on your own. You have upper hand. by Stoffvl S Hiimdahl ists. They are going to win the loyal supporters. Let them AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. game and rubber. Optimists (For copy of JACOBY know how and where they can 19) Take pride in knowing X NgVE BLIEVED flig will finesse the spade at trick MODERN, Pd Si to: "Win at help. you've done your best today, one. "Old devil East" will take Bridge," car, of tttla nms'lpa. SwO2sA&AN IN CANCER (June 214u1y 22) but also be aware you may not his king and shift to the jack per, ANCE _________ CLJ1..P BE ALL P.O. Box 489, RadIo City One of the reasons you should please everyone in the of clubs and there will be no Station, New York, N.Y. A Assrr. be successful ccunmerclally process. Shrug of t sour- way for optimist South to 100 19) today: You'U be able to spot grapes remarks, I profitable possibilities of PISCFS (Feb. 20-March 20) which others aren't apt to be Material opportunities exist aware, today In the same areas from LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) which they were absent JP Fortunately, you're able to yesterday. A good chance to see the good that exists in recoup w here you previously 4 An early (1840) stamp collector adv.nis.d _________ others today and focus In a London paper for stamps. She already had i. 16,000 but needed more to finish p.psrIn hi, room. ANNIE . . byLssislrd$krr FRANK AND ERNEST by Mort Walker Deliciou Little Tea Sandwiches Eas y On Budg t sugar and more carbohydrates. I'm now 215 pounds and getting bigger by the day."I'd like your diet on this. DEAR READER - The type of hypoglycemia (low blood . ."...'- ,lifførnn,.,. hit .5'" ...w. ". ...-. •• > Wednesday, April, 1$0-5B , '- finn-fleshed, (lark green cucumbers add crisp distinction to tiny tea s andwiches. And, they are so inexpensive that the tea will leave hardly it dent in one's budgct. hypoglycemic person and my Rl0C L0!A J R_o_e_oIAIvEj1J doctor tells me to eat rnO('e unueueu BAILEY Grown in Florida eight months of the year, the honk' W)floiIiIts at the Florida Department of i\grmuilturt S,IS _________ _ AINIO[J[.] _ I°i 57 Biblical land 11_El C 110_N_E TI AJA 16 Officer's 58 Looks ITISIE AIDI1 SIWIA_I _S Candidate 59 Sandwich School (abbr.) type (abbr) 16 Be beholden 36 Time zone 17 Smut (abbr.) to 18 Former labor DOWN 19 Cheese state 38 Teel group (abbr.) . . (abbr.) 40 Conclude I I) LV X 10 21 Short song 42 Siamese 23 Line 2 Make a rule 22 C ollection UI icriyuojv 26 Nonmetallic 3 Landing boat 44 Tenth month animals element 4 Son- Is of 30 Responsibility Mohammed 23 Frame of mind (abbr.) 31 Director 5 Law de9ree 24 Inner (pref) 45 Shawl 25 Plant part (p1) 46 Fail to Win Preminger (abbr.) 33 Uncooked 6 Introduced 27 Incongruous 48 Faerie Queens 34 Baseball Slowly expression (2 50 Loves (Lit) player Mel 7 Bum 51 Defensive wds) 8 Folksinger missile (abbr) 28 Cognomen 35 Trifle Guthrie 53 Bore into 29 Ram's mates 36 Pantomime 9 Ones (Fr.) 32 Scale note 54 Those in 37 Performs not 10 English office (cont.) broadcasters 35 Genetic material (abbr 55 Beginning 39 Affirmations 11 Celestial bear socialite 41 Direction 12 Mesh I . Entertain the bride-to-be with a tea and some delicious, little sandwiches made with Florida t'ururnbcrs. II S DEAR DR. LAMB - Iam a ipioto_s_EEPfE1R1I (abbr.) BEETLE :*:* • * BLON DIE . I4i4YLL) Cover your table with your prettiest cloths and polish up your silver tealXt. Your it might include the sandwiches as well as cookies and petits fours, arranged on trays around a colorful flower centerpiece. * 'S aISAND I I LL'tIa'g CUCUMBER I ' 5 Lr'L of"... , 4ft - I I sniall onion :I tablespoons ilia~ approXiniately 3 e Pepper Wash clicumbers and grind Ill food processor or uith foodl I~rinder. Grind onion, Illeill Illix with cucumbers. Mash cream cheese. blend Ill cuctimber onion mixture arid thin %vitil Illil),olinaise until good spreading consistency. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cut out bread, spread with cucumber-cheese mixture. Place on it ()l.mk, cover ith damp tea towel and refrigerate until serving time. Makes 20 or more tea sand- L \ - ' 1' . wiches, according to site. A * - 'rr - - :EI f•;URATIN(; 'ii ii: I&131 'I 1)1'S 1-01i , ....: -. .........' .. ..:-------- -- I_t__.l L*. _____I__ uiI I. II IIul I I 142 RNMERN 158 I I I I BEEN! 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' 64-oz. pkg. .I.r'.'• *i *p'.' St a-Put Fabric ' Softener : • .-.--: Liquid Laundry D etergent Dergent QUANTITIES fe • Drano Drain Opener 12-oz. can (9.p...,*.d Ap, 16 1980i . $ 1 77 mixture, rum and vanilla. Beat egg whites until foamy; gradually add 'i cup sugar. Beat until stiff peaks Form. Beat cream until stiff. Blend about ' cup meringue Into chocolate mixture until smooth. Blend in remaining meringue; fold in whipped cream until well blended. Spoon into dessert dishes; chill at least 2 hours, Garnish with a mixture of coconut and chopped nuts or chocolate curls and additional whipped 0 1 Sc OFF With This Coupon ONLY Top Job butter or margarine in small saucepan. Remove from heat; stir in cocoa. Beat egg yolks in small mixer bowl with 2 cup sugar until thick and lemon colored. THE RIGHT TO LIMIT S 20c OFF LABEL ' * * ~ZA Purex AU-Temp... '239 RESERVES ','" DISINFECTANT 4 egg whites 1 cups heavy cream 4 0 With This Coupon ONLY PUSIIX - ' _____ :::::.-i 5 tablespoons ruin (optional) 1•1 I14c0FF with This Coupon ONLY 0 OFF : $128 MOUSSE Makes about 8 servings) one-third cup butter or margarine (Limit I Please. With Other Purchases of 55 or More. Eictudng all TobaccoItems) we _J.1, Whether you prefer the classic, an almost sinfully swuptuous mousse pie or family-style pudding with mini- 17 1-oz. box $ Cleaner 28-ox. bot. theme. J $499 _ Mr. Clean Tide Detergent - Cleaner Cleanser 28-oz. bot. $ r 46 OFF LABEL qW RNYQN CRU. TELL INeMEVe6EENE ed 206 OFF LABEL MOUSSE PIE Makes about 8toiO servings ) 10 SP C :11 t Pe Mousse i& teaspoon vanilla r* 4111 Rich - AtN 'l• OW (70c OFF LABEL) U-os. Rl*A4vg.................. ,. $481 ,(15 3 White, Gold, Pink or Aqua DIII lath $Oap.......... ' 1 11$ 2•ct. Scrung. Pads........... Pil,. 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Strawberry Chantilly Tarts have all the convenien ce of preparation that you'll need vanilla flavor pudding and pie filling and strawberry flavor gelatin — right from the cupboard, Top with a dollop of whipped topping and a slice of strawberry be fore serving, STRAWBERRY CHANTILLY TARTS as well as economical. . 1 - Tempti ng Fruits In Limelight This Spring A recent mini-survey reveals that fresh ripe strawberries bring out a stubborn and nostalgic streak among most who enjoy the berries on some kind of cake, There are those who swear by biscuits. Others prefer sponge cake. And still others enjoy their favorite dessert served with pie crust wedges. But whatever their preference, they are unlikely to turn down a big dish of berries and cake. Capable of turning the head of even the most adamant shortcakd devotee, this pound cake laced with sherry, butter, brown sugar and eggs and topped with whipped cream. third. FgAYEI I 14 cup butter or margarine, softened cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 (11' -ounce frozen pound cake, defrosted L4Lra. 'I - cup sherry 2 cups each milk and light crea m or 4 cups milk 1 pint fresh California strawberries, sliced and sweetened to taste cream. PRICES APRI. Pubix EFFECTIVE I THURSDAY APRIL II 1960 CLOSED SUDAY WtO(SOAY I•""" - I and shm VW I Swift Premium Oven Roast SlIlolfl Steak ............. Corn Beef, .......... USDA Choice Boneless Beef Top Round Steak ..... USDA Choice Beef iee ' Swift Premium (Regular, Dinner or 190 3 USDA Choice Beef Chuck Clad. Roast.. Brown 'N Serve Sausage ............pkg. USDA Choice Boneless Beef -, : .' 1° 75' THURSDAY, APRIL 10, THRU WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY. _______ (k Iml with Put(hj%&S of SS Of t1 Apple Juice................bot. Bartlett Pears............. 2 $309 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Top Round Steak ..... $301 ' ' $20 Swift's Premium ProTen Beef $189 ' Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Chuck Ilads Roast.. i' . 55 5' 2' ' Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Plate $hortRlbs................. ,' $149 - CN powdiNd IUC 2lakkiik - 1 'H is $n maple SMW ___ • • Ons's Giant Whole Kernel - one dr4slic.t - Oscar Mayer (Regular or Thick) Sliced Bacon ..... 1*9: $13 Rath's Fully Cooked Daintees . ........... Mix 1' ables saar $1" ' Wieners....... ...... : $15' Oscar Mayer (Regular orBeef) gfl•'01.95' ;s. $3 COOked Ham..... . ' $2" Jmmy Dean (Regutar, Hot or Sage) Bag Sausage ..... oii. : lddif .. ' Chipped Meats Seafood Treat, Dressed ' . 4 on with colf'e.Spr.ad on last SsatoodTrut,+ Flounder , $11' 49$ WhItIng.............. •: - on. I 25 OFF With This Coupon ONLY On Purchase of Any PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT Weight Watchers Product BLACK LABEL 98' (EipO.sW.d. Apt,i 16, 1950 ) ______ 85' e Beer iir Cream - li 3 3'oz. Cheese ............siz.s 85 Mod Vegetables ....... 3 Kraft's Chunk Style Regular Big Eye Swiss.... Kraft's Mild Longhorn 16-ox. Large Prune* ............ . 89' Cheese Reg. Pkg., Apple, Cherry ø, Coconut Custard P•t Ritz Piets 6 12 ox. $ 12'o:. cans . $1 9° - ' 1419 I AND ORANGE COUNTIES _______________________________________________ ____________________ SAVF $1 10 R HINE. VIN 5 " -. I$kib$ 2 ox Pkg., R•gular or unscented Anti'P.r.plr.nt [Secret Solid 2.(Co:pont spires Wed . Apfl,6 9601 I SAVE604 ISSE D Sa CHEESE . cup yellow cornmeal 1: cups milk • 1 3 (S Dash salt rotary beater until smooth. For each crepe, pour 'i cup batter . a a •• 5• • . 3.iCopofap.s$W.d ,Ap,d IC IgSO (1tUSTtkS MUSHROOM QUICHE 1 i Et4'GreenSta!nps -s.o..•oep•. f Crearn • , • • I Gravy Train Dog Food 75 4GreenStamps ro. 13'ox.Can, Folg.r's Flak.dCoff.. 1 Excellent Source of Vitamin C — Tropicana Brand Orang.JuIc...,...' eta. - Fillet................... ," $'s' $OI 19. Roast on th. Grill, TsndsrY.NowFlorld. - s 99* Nsw Crop, FlIda, U.s. #1 RedPotatos..,.5 Juicy, Fresh Tip ' ountry Sts"" Brand Muoon s.rv.Wttsoiandss., $1•• 66 i Florida Fresh, CiISp,OrSsnFlorld. Ceh.ry.............,... Salad perfect (Muilum Sian) TIStYTOIVICtOSS. , IS' 9. 35. 39' ArCIIkee.,.........3 .., $1 Heinz Cooking Bag Items ......... ... 3 Tomato Ketchup .......bot. 48' .. ,. For p or UConjj, Brand S ••• smile 13'SL is. liar. Gard.nIas...,........ 'r •,.. 1' 89' Syrp..................... Log Cabin Complete, Regular or Buttermilk 3$'o:. . Mozzarella......... Manwich Sauce ...... Hunt's Tomato Sauce Weight Watchers Individually- Hunt's Wrapped Processed Cheese Food 1 American........... Wisconsin Tomato Paste . 1' Shrdrtal U .iaa,li.. Ia Cheddar Cheese------ ........ Monterey Jack... ' Regular, Body or Light Flex Ku Conditioner ....... .Ia-os. bol. 1139 Gonon's Bitter Fried Krlspy Crackers............ NEW Ake. Paul's Crunchy Light Saner 77' Hunt's Prima Salsa 1223 Spaghetti Sauce 100% Vtble Wesson Oil SANFORD PLAZA, SAN FORD Grham Crackers........... Singleton's Peeled & Dsvójned 99' PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD ta, n 4i4GreenSfamps[ '. ''. cod... SSS......Sa o . uncovered, until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean, 40-08. Pug., 88s Wafer 6,(Co,po,,t,pai.sw. Api ,, 1910) ,J cans 88' + ..S.'- I4WGreenStamps[ Ce.• oIl .,.,...,.. jflfl.....rn•nm... S can ego 43-c. Pkg. bow RadRos.TeaSaas •9e an 7.oCeupoi, [somas w.t,ap.dIe, ISO) S•••••••..•••..••..........._ . ...... 3 :s- • 33-05 1001. EXTRA 4WGreenstamps1!J o. Lo-Cal WisipSona Chunky • Blue Cs.Drsak.a 8. (Co.eon t.p.. Wsd.. An$ Is, $5.0) I $ I Po r /a SHOPp1 THIS AD EFFECTIVE * THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: reverd, charlotte. Citrus, Co". Heriando, Highlands, Hlllsboro, Lake, Les, Manatee, Orange, Osceola, Pasco, PIn•llas, Polk, Swasots, Seminole; indies noted. 4 -••••.--....-.......______ $ a m. met., 1' _i _. LONG WOOD otherwise about 45 minutes. Serve for brunch with bacon and br oiled tomatoes, if desired. Yield: 4 to 6 portions. EXTRA 3 6-ox. LONG WOOD VILLAGE CT R,, Nabisco Honey Maid Fish Fillet EXTRA 69s sh000Ira Is a oleosutel $319 eggs, salt and black pepper to cooled mushroom and onion mixture, IlliX well. Po ur into a greased 1-quart ba king pan or, quiche pan. Set pan mu larger pan containing hot water. Bake,. Softener TomatoPuree......... Wholeonitallan -- Tomatoes ..... . Hunt's Regular, Most or Mushroom, $1" $1 Potatoes ............PSTIII 64. $1" Shrimp ............... an Hunt's Wisconsin Cheese Bar $219 mushrooms; continue to saute for 5 minutes; let cool. Add - sum Cheese ..............3-01. pkg.$129 Sliced Pancakez............. ,. 99e 0 Skim Milk 790 32-os. 129 pkg. Weight Watchers Natural Mrs. Smith's Natural Juice Fish Portions .,.. • Log Cabin Coffee Creamner ............ 3 = Iggplant.......,....,.3 Fresh, Cdsp,(Larg.$Ij.) 2' _____________________________________ TV Dinner.....,..... '* 994 Oregon Farm To Carrot Cake...... Mitchell Poly Perx Ore Ida Crinkle Cut Q• . Kiesnax Whit. or Assorted Facial Tissue . . .. ......... 2IOct. Sausage or Pepperoni Lambrcht Pizza Red Salmon ............... (BonusPack)EnrlchidPrCooked 33-os. nute Rice ..........-.... so. uiuu•n ISUUIIIIUS.. Apple Pie ......,.... Not house Cucun..rs,..,.. Bumble Si. 1561.0*. NU ________________________________________ Hunt's ____________________________________ - '. teaspoon ground black pepper l'reheat oven to :125 degrees F. In a medium bowl combine milk, 1 tablespoon of the butter and bread cubes; set aside for, 10 minutes. Rinse, pal dry and slice mushrooms (makes about 3 cups). In a large skillet melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter. Add onion; saute until tender, about 3 minutes. Add. 5.$Coupotapu.s Wed_ an IC. 1960$ J Kraft's Individually-Wrapped Cheese, Sliced 14.0:. Thomas ExCaIlsntBakedOrFri.d, Fresh Florida 69c Banquet Assorted Swanson's Breast Portion Fresh California Sweet COI'fl.........S lot 1 Sweet Juicy, Seedless White .Orapefrult.........$ Cherry Tomsto.....,,.,,,.., E xcellent Cooked or Raw, Apple ............... 3 10. For Salads or Snacks, Tasty Excellent for Cooking or U.S. Fancy Wlnssap Jsice Oran.. 5 si" Or.enC.bbag.,. Mustard ...................... 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, divided 2 slices stale bread, cubed 8 ounces fresh mushrooms cup chopped onion 3$ teaspoon salt -...-.-..'e-....e-EX 114A I mmiilh, scalded 2 eggs, beaten 4.lCovpontapai.sW.i+,*p,. IC, laSo)J _lI Waffles.............. 108. $109 l. ' 25-lb Bag, I. • 9 3 cups EXTRA Ice I ' ' Frozen Eggo into hot lightly oiled crepe pan or small prying-pan; tilt pan to ('Oat IX)tt(JlI) evenly. Cook over medium heat until top is dull and underside is delicately browned. Turn; cook 10 to 15+ secontis, 10 crepes. 25 Oft Labsl, 64-ox. tubs, Aqua Fresh Toothpast. , *5 I CORNMEAl. CREPES Oil Combine flour, cornmeal, milk, eggs and salt; beat with • - Sliced 59 FIESTA t'REI'E.S EN CASSEROLE 2 ixunds ground beef chuck cup finely chopped onion , cup finely chopped celery I Cu) Ill IIUIII.'es) creainstyle corn 2 CUflS (8 ounces each) tomato sauce I envelope ( 11 2 ounces) taco seasoning mix Cornmeal Crepes 4 ounces Cheddar Cheese, shredded 1-3rd cu p sliced ri pe olives Brown beef, union and celery in Large frying-pan. Pour off drippings. Stir in corn. Combine tomato sauce and taco seasoning mix, stirring to blend. Add 11.3rd cups tomato sauce mimixture to meat and corn, mixing well. Spoon two tablespoons meat niixture onto each cornmeal crepe and roll to enclose filling. Spread remaining meat mixture in 13 x 9-inch baking dish, Place crepes, seam side down, on top of meat. Spo omi remaining tomato sauce over crepes. Bake in a uuxlerate oven 375 degrees F. for 20 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese and top 1 cup flour - WISCONSIN CHEESE S • B AR • BRICK, MUENSTER Calif ornia Cellars I medium onion, cut crosswise in slices 1 small green pe pper, cut in strips I clove garlic, minced teaspoon leaf oregano 6 large rolls, halved Combine ('Ol)stJiIIlfle, catsup, water, onion, green pepper, garlic and leaf oregano in large saucepan or frying-pan and heat to boiling. Add beef, cover tightly and cook slowly 25 to 30 minutes. Drain off and reserve cooking liquid and dip cut surfaces of bottoni halves of rolls in it. Place hot beef and vegetables on tiottoin halves. Dip cut surfaces of tops of rolls in reserved liquid and place on top of sandwiches. Serve hot. 6 servings. with olives. 10 servings. FiA 1f1I114GreenStampsr0 GOOD IN SEMINOLE pkg. 14 A e!!mpsP EJIIJ Philadelphia Brand 17-ox. Veg-All • SAVE 24c . For Cooking or Col. Slew, Florida - - ____ 79 I5•og 651 _______ __________ With Chives or Plain, or Cream Style Coffee Cake • pints for MiikeIIiY with OPSSl.flSd(nt0Ord0I1&. --S. 59' 1,m+ Strawberries $ 9 Sliced _____________ N4* 12.0:, 390 Biscuits...... ( ' % -. CkVIWP" 1 i Buttertastin Pillsbury Ubby's Pumpkin...... con Golden Corn................3 29' pkg. _______ Hungry Jack Buttermilk or O R STREUSFL , St •k •• ly • RED, RIPE, FRESH Daviriag Mix lg tililespostia agir . 00 1 Grey Poupon ' ____ 54W I Labkspo'a 1 tspoon Instant powdered - 3 8-ox. ....... Cat Food ...........4 - 49 + 1',eapm'ewidcumn*m ... English Muffins Solid Pack , ' - tatüipooea air Jiffy Fudge or White t 5.o: 4/$ Tasty Pickwick 8-ox. Dole Pln.appl. ........... 3 Sunswe.t California . • Oscar Mayer (Meat or Beef) ngepssi 29t Dog Food .......... . 4 cm Coke 69' I'ib. 1-lb. In Syrup, Sliced, Chunks or Crushed Chuck $hould.r Roast ' - 1tabiu 90:. pkq Friskies Fish, Liver or I-lb. Cfl. Margarine .......... tw. 16.0:. $1 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef - QUUIE8T BAISZN 'c.honey . Diet Margarine 980 USDA Choice Boneless Beef NON41 S, . .TqpI.p -. Chiffon 16-ox. Swift's Prseilum ProTen Sest Who of . Cake Mix............ Assorted Varieties, Frlskies 40601 MCI* BANANA PUDDING CAKE p 980 Prune Juice................40-ox bot. - Sirloin Steak ............. P a 1 double layer size' banana cake mix i can 17.5 ox) banana pudding cup milk Preheat oven to 360 degrees F. (325 degrees F. for glass pan). Prepare cake mix according to package - directiops. Spread tatter Into welI.oll.d 0z13.Inch cake pan. Combine pudding andmllk. pour adding ontop of biller. Do not mix pudding and batter! Bake for 404$ minutes or instil cake tests Or refrigerate and serve cUlled , with tp.i sopping and garnish with bsnanaslk*s. Other flavors cake mix and pudding can be substituted. 'zC$4)aOUbuttir ' Jiffy White, Devils Food or Yellow Frosting Mix........7 's•o:+ 29' Weight Watchers Sunsweet - 1 loaf raisin bread, sliced 9-0:. Chicken Flavor Miracle Margarine .......... 59c 11-01. Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 2 tablespoons sugar 1' dU)S boiling water CUL) mayo nn aise i i cup bottled Italian dressing 3 tablespoons lemon juice 2 CUpS chopped cooked asparagus about P .. lbs. l Cup chopped tomato P tablespoons finely chopped onion In medium bowl, mix unflavored gelatine with sugar: add boiling water and stir until gelatine is completely dissolved. With wire whip or rotary beater, blend in mayonnaise, Italian dressing and lenion juice. Chill, stirring occasionally. until mixture is co nsistency of unbeaten egg whites. Fold in remaining ingredients. l'urn into 9-inch round baking dish and chill until firm. Garnish, if desired, with asparagus spears and cherry tmuatocs. Makes about 6 servings. ITALIAN BEEF SANL)WICIIES 1 pound thinly sliced cooked roast beef 1 can ( 10' ounces beef consoimne ('Ufl catsup 4WGreenStamps In fact, the differences in formulation of cake mixes with or without pudding are very slight. Mixes with pudding added contain a little more starch and two emulsifiers: tetruodium pyrophosphate and dliodiusn phosphate. Inthia recipe for Banana pudding Cake you add real pudding not just powder . to create a special dessert with excellent moistness and "keeping powder" (providing it lasts that long)! Canned pudding is spread over the top of the batter before the cake is baked. While the cake bakes, the pudding seeps toward the bottom, spreading its saucy goodness through the cake. a 89 1 $ øi. I Pudding in cake mix. whether you add a packaged pudding mix or buy a mix 'with Pudding ft'-ls,not the same aa really-adding pudding to cake. the ma ' • It IMPI I Pl pll- W11h 01h r, PUIC Seneca A: T o p. -, $11 5 Ii, -- __________________ Van Camp's 16-ox. $4 Pork and Beans ..........3 cans - 46oz Seedless Raisins............... Tuna 1 89' Viasic Kosher Sun Maid California !"n ___________ __ Publix Special Recipe Honey Bran Bread.......20-ox Chuck Clad. Steak.. $hortRlb.................. Ila.' __ DIII Pickles _ ____________ I5-o:. Clam Chowder... (6 Sticks per Carton) Kraft's $201 USDA Choice Beef Plate _ 09 $ I Snow's New England 1 - THIS AD EFFECTIVE Key Club $t•ak ......... $301 2' 0 ____ Imperial Oven Roast. '" Salad Dressing .............8-o:+ bot+ 63' , t 4ii 'ojf _ Chuck By Roast...... 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Garnish with additional whipped topping and halved strawberries, if desired. makes 12 tarts. - Have extra prints made from your favorite - - . d1h regularly 30$. Kodaki - - 'Fresh As Spring Salad" is a delicious way to welcome spring and enjoy the arrival of fresh asparagus to the marketplace. This colorful salad is so easy to make: unflavored gelatine is simply dissolved in a bowl, then mayonnaise, bottled Italian dressing and fresh vegetables are blended in , And there's no need for fancy molds...all you need is a simplt 9-inch baking pan. Served as either a delightful appetizer or side dish, it sure to become an annual springtime treat FRESIIAS SPRING SALAD . El ' an ,.. M Pryr breasts with Ribs. ................... Sb, Fryer Thighs ............. lb. Fryer Drumsticks ..... lb. Fryer Wings .............. ta. Fryer Backs & Nscks..................... lb. 1 egg Yolk 1 egg white 2 tablespoons sugar teaspoon vanilla 1 cup thawed non-dairy whipped topping Ila cups drained canned sliced peaches Mix tapioca, salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, the milk and egg yolk in saucepan. Let stand 5 minutes. Meanwhile, beat egg white until foamy; gradually beat in 2 tablespoons sugar, and contrIue beating until mixture Will form softr(yjed peaks. aside. Cook tapioca mixture over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture comes to a full boll, 6 to 8 minutes. (Pudding thickens more as it cools.; Gradually add to the egg white mixture, stirring quickly just until blended. Stir in vanilla. Cool 20 minutes; stir. Chill about 1 hour; fold in whipped topping. Top with peaches. Gafnlsh with additional whipped topping, if desired. Makes about 34 cups plus fruit or 6 to 8 servings. ' - PUBLIX -- - _ every . .. -, E :i 4. Joe years the name PubtI% ha. come to swans 2:10 expe pkaa.nt re, friendly people, and most Important, • place where. shopper receive, the beet vahw for doflar. And we're worlths every day to the up to our name. - Swift's Premium Tender-Grown Govt-Inspected, Shipped D&D, Fresh not Frozen, Premium Grade - *1w Halt Price COLORPRINT SALE. • rii m.isn ., i io. & JenkMs l&ed .oimd of ubliz chose Is for his .uwmsarkt'ti. And thmuØi the PII9Iu' ; ' 21i cups water 1 container (4 oz.) non-dairy whipped topping, thawed 12 commercial pastry shells in aluminum foil cups Combine pudding mix, gelatin and water in saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a full boil no Icing. IFist $•nc. In a name '? THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Take shelf-and refrigerator-handy ingredients and you've got the makings for a delicious dessert that will please your family and your budget. Peaches and cream Pudding make with quick-cooking tapioca Is the key. Simply add thawed frozen whipped topping and top with drained canned peaches, and it's ready. PEACHESANDCREAM PUDDING 3 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca ' teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar 2 cups milk g Cake When you I* hoppin9forvalue "thenainetolook ' for is Pulalix. / RESERVES This kitchen-tested recipe makes 12 servings. 1 t• i.r4 1 Ijr 4 eggs 2 egg yolks 14 cup granulated sugar Dash salt I (7-ounce) can refrigerated whipped light cream In mixing bowl, crea m togethe r butter and brown sugar. Spread mixture in bottom of buttered 8-inch bundt pan. Cut cak e into 1-inch cubes. Arrange over butter mixt ure. Drizzle sherry over cake. In saucepan, heat milk and light cream. (Do not boil.) Meanwhile, in mixing bowl, lightly beat eggs, egg yolks, granulated sugar and salt. Slowly beat in hot milk. Pour mixt ur e over cake in bundt pan. Bake in preheated 350degree oven 55 to 60 minutes or until knife inserted in cake comes out clean. Cool, then chill completely in refrigerator, To serve, unmold on serving plate. Cut slices and serve on individual dessert plates with sliced strawberries, sweetened to taste, spooned over each serving. Top with whipped light while loaf is still warm, drizzle icing over top. This kitchentested recipe makes 1 loaf. CELEBRATING THE FABULOUS FORTIES i flANfSllAkV 410 1 package (4-serving size) vanilla flavor pudding and pie f il ling 1 package 3 oz. strawbe rry flavor gelatin Meanwhile, prepare maple icing by beating powdered sugar, tiiilk and maple flavoring until smooth. Place in loaf pan. Cover with aluminum foil. Bake at 425 degrees for 10 minutes. Remove fail. Toast for 10 more minutes. STRAWBERRY As Spnntime 9 From Cupboard at right, which is delectable Wednesday, April 9, 19I0-7B I Publix I Quiche great for supper, brunch, �S • S SB— Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. S - S __•__S_.••. _•. •p•S•.•, sn.....S..4%rLtA.. .I- Wednesday, April 9, 1910 New Liqueur, Microfilmed Cookbooks Debut In. 80s The first springtime • brand - - batter; drop into -- new • — oil (350 sauce wi Yield: 4 servings. th COCONUT fried chicken. AMARETTO ALEXANDER 4 ounces Coconut Amaretto oun ces brandy 2 ounces heavy cream Combine all ingredients Shake with ice Yield 2 servings 2 a-in l - - - hot decade is a most degree F. on deep-frying appropriate season for new thermometer) Fry several creations to burst forth Two pieces at a time, about 20 very different gustatory in. minutes or until crisp and novations— that wil elicit aa h, thai niit;Aai .in,1 hr. of delight from your family cooked through. Repeat with and friends are now finding remaining chicken. Mean. their way onto retail shelves, while, in saucepan, melt One is an apparatus that butter, saute garlic until allows you to find the recipe golden. Stir in remaining 2 you need instantly. The Other tablespoons flour; cook over is a brand new liqueur that low heat 1 mInute. Gradually can turn food and drink add chicken broth, Coconut recipes Into 198 sensations Amaretto and soy sauce; stir in a jif fy. constantly until mixture boils The recipe retriever, which and thickens, Add scallions; looks like a computer read-out cook 1 minute longer. Serve terminal, uses the "microfiche" process 4x6 cards, each carrying 98 full pages of some of the most popular cookbooks — to project recipes onto the screen. And you can even have your own recipes mlcrofilmedand stored on the IM M - - of a , - ... • _-;.z':- - ':. I,- • •,. • '- - J tmt " Nap — *I.J - '• S "' • •. • •- -- brunch to after dinner. It's a safe bet for the Ws that the popularity of mixed drinks made with liqueurs will continue to grow as the flavor technologists discover new • • A' ! - 5 't1g, • •. W I. .• • S 5 -. - ways to capture natural • ''"'0,. S •S -0 goodness in a bottle. Already, it is evident that their success has led to the spread of liqueurs from the bar to the kitchen, as the new liqueurs find their way into more and more food recipes. Jumping the gun on the decade ahead, here are some new party drinks, lunch and •d • gm. 01 E"•, , S •J (. (' 5 g, 0 Two new ways to greet the SOS: Recipes projected on a screen from minutely reduced cookbooks (rear) and luscious Sunset cocktails with Coconut Amaretto (Front) Sesame Chicken Amaretto with a scallion sauce. Mr. G's Warehouse Food I Prices Are Bom Here And Raised Esewhere 4th St. tganford A " 94 ••s•• A is W I pound Shrimp, shelled, davained 2 tablespoons butter or ONE STOP SHOPPINGI UNDER ONE ROOM FRESH MEAT, FRESH PRODUCE, DAIRY AND GROCERIES, ALL AT WAREHOUSE PRICESI NO MEMBERSHIP Fill Sanford, Fla. Store ftm M -Thurs94 • SHRIMP SAUCED margarine % cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons flour 1 cup chicken broth o Stm ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS ½citwavya'eam itablespoon lime juice V4 teaspoon salt SAVE 20% TO 504 Italian-Amerlean Social Club of Sanford benefit dance and buffet, 9 p.m. to I a.m., Sanford Civic Center. Call 34563 for Information. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 22nd Annual Mutt Dog Derby sponsored by Orlando Jaycees, noon, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Longwood. Dogs must be on leash at back gate. Call 543056 for qntry Information. Open to public. Dash pepper LEAN I $'CENTER CUT I 1 ' c LEAN PORK CHUCK STEAK. I 1 PORK LOIN PORK PICNIC PORK I I I RIBS I I I I ROAST I Is'1 I691 1999 1699 LI MEATY PORK NECK 29 4 LI. MEATY PORK SPAJII LI. ALL M I OACON L u' STEAK STEW STEAK w LEAN MEATY PORK 8 4*0 SHOULDER STEAK LI. mr 3$4 u111.4$ ajj S LII. 01 MORE GROUND II. thinly suceii cored In large skillet melt butter, mute shrimp 3 or 4 minutes until pink. Remove And set "We. In am emu auto ouion and garlic until soft Faculty recital by pianist Virginia Hutchings, 3 p.m., Stetson University's Elizabeth Hall auditorium, DeLand. University of WisconsIn-Stevens Point 51.plece Symphonic Wind Ensemble, free public concert, 7:30 p.m., Lyman High School Auditorium, Longwood. _ Sprinkle with flor; cock, over Low heat 1 minute. Gradiafly add chiclan broth, Um Juim nit AM poppa; = cook, constantly. iutil and mixture boils thickens. Add Coconut Amaretto, shrünpandapple.00ck3t04 minutes or until heated through. Serve over rice. Yield: 4'au'vba. ¼ cup (S Ainasitto LI. I 6$' \\I uuuu._uuW,a/ 9.6$ and apple, MONDAY, APRIL 14 West Volusta Road Runner,, 7:30 p.m. Davis Hall, Stetson University. Orthopedic surgeon Phillip L. Parr of Gainesville will speak on 'Painless Running?" Free to public. TUESDAY, APRIL it Adult film program, 2p.m., Deltona Public Library, 1691 Providence Boulevard. "Hollywood: The Dream Factory." Over 30 of Sanford, 10:30 am., Bedding Gardens Social Hall. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bring bag lunch. Program by 12 Oaks Cain. pground group, 1 p.m. followed by business meeting. ash mJNSCO(TAIL 0 HAM LI. •' $1 92$ CHUCK PK ISLIS. SHANK CUT IMOKID 1 38 • ,oz. WIENERS ILlS- OR MORE IN PC?. PURl GROUND 2,$$ Li. .- IRYANALLMIAT 2.6$ STEAK T.10111 - PORTERHOUSE AMILY PACK LB. CENTER CUT SIRLOIN LB. a. COOKIN GOOD SNORT FNYIR LI. NECK — FAMILY PACK IHICK SLICED CENTER CUT IUP CLIII TUIKIY MIATY 3 LIS OR MORE BRISKET RIMOVID JHIGHS 44__ LEAN BEEF '1.18 PIIDAVO. i. LI. CHOICE LAZY AGED HEAVY WESTERN USDA BONES LI. LI. Ai aretto gr I large LE ISH QUARTER COUNTNYSTYLE' Coconut OCR PACK ounces) Coconut juice One-third cup (1 ounces) ruit juice Uwe ow Combine oil tir over oldfui,n l orange FRIDAY, APRIL IS Senior Citizens Tour to Nashville for Grand 01. Opry and Opryland. Leave Leeds, Causiberry, lam., pick up Sanford Civic Center, 0:30 am. Carry bag lunch. Return Wednesday, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL19 Sweet Adelia., concert to benefit Roasawald Exceptional Student Center PTO, 7:30 p.m., Corn. - munity United Methodist Church fellowship 1*11, Cwetherry. Arttet Day at the Zee, 10 am. to 5p.m. for children pronchool through 10 grade. Register children at small group picnic shelter for free admlnslon. Prizes for best art In various grade levels, SUNDAY, APRIL25 Central Florid. Choral Festival sponsored by American Guild of Organists; mansed chorus singing 11 anthems, Knowles Memorial Chspel, Winter Park, 4 p.m. No admission charge. 11JDAY, APRIL21 Eaorgy C..mty Fr, 7:10 p.m., Altainonle 4E1ngs Civic Cantor. Free to public. I WHOLE I s CUTLETS LI. 94$ CHOPS LI. 9.77 FRYERS m*wgL I I LIAN SLICED FORK SESAME CHICKEN LIAN SLICED BEEF I I UVEL I.S. 4V LIVII LI. 7$' 1O I floLw is2table.ioona I '7•LI %tuspoonbskingpowder PA h ¼ t.upoon salt r I ROUND ROAST FAMILY PACK LEAN CUBED PORK I LOAN CENTER CUT PORK 1 $ 98 -. - — -- W 1% tablespoons touted OVER CREEK LOW PAT SAL. VSLOA IYTIIMM v SAL. qA CLOVER CRICK OA I *11 & HW.'. , 39' SIT FLAVORS $IAL?UT ' GAL NXTA Ao1ii SUNNYOSLL ptj OSANSI 0 IN MFUCK 99' VELWW • - . 1. 104 - - 4 SI. 28 — — .1. •A_ - Want to Know "What's Happening" In Seminole County? Road Th. Evening Herald BAG 0 - PUICHASI I*CLUDIN$ TOIACCO AND COUPON ITIM AMPOSS NIRALS ansi.11.1* Up - - • on 0 0 nk ad Mesas and but mwft • Wes. NkeP - POTATOU sJ3" POTANI 0 0 LIMIT I WITH MI.I. 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"positive" for syphilis when she ard and Carol have an up-andknew it couldn't be true. The down romance. same thing happened to me 40 7:00 years ago. FACE THE MUSIC 0 (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE I took a blood test to obtain a (7)0 JOKER'S WILD marriage license and was IID (35) SANFORD AND SON shocked beyond words when it Fred fakes amnesia in a scheme to gel a color talevi. came back positive! I went sion set. from one doctor to another, and 3(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER finally found one who knew that REPORT it was possible to have a "false se (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON positive", which was true in my Grady tries to keep the Sanford home of Bible case. ings and orgies, I'm glad you encouraged ALL 7.30 TORN UP not to panic, but to (4) TIC TAC DOUGH insist that her doctor in. (1)0 THE NEWLYWED free meet- son plunges the entire household into a dangerous and terrifying situation, 11:00 0(4) 1)0(7)0 NEWS (U) (35)BENI4y HILL 4 (10) TODAY IN THE LECIISLATURE . determined woman, who has achieved her goal of great wealth In her lifetime, is faced with a difficult decision as she approaches old age. (2 Hrs. 20 Mins.) __________ 4:05 (12) (17) UNTOUCHABLES 11 30 0 (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Suzanne Pleshette, Wally Laltimer. Sid. nay Goldsmith. (1)0 YOUR TURN CD 0 ABC NEWS 01(35) WILD, WILD WEST An assignment to take possession of a priceless diamond for the National Museum takes West to an estate. 0(17) MOVIE "Apache Uprising" (1966) Rory Calhoun, Corinne Calvet. An Indian uprising complicates the plans of a corrupt stage-line official for a gold heist. eerie 11:50 GAME (D O LOVE BOAT "Double CT) 0 HOLLYWOOD Wedding" Irish and Cyd SQUARES Barnstable, Fred Travalena; "The Dummies" Ruth Buzzl, DEAR ABBY: I, too, show a (ID (35) MAUDE Walter for. Sid Caesar; "Julie Falls Hard' false positive on a Wasser. bids Maude to have lunch with Tony Roberts. (A) mann. Apparently this is not a handsome, newly divorced friend. 12:00 unusual, yet, In my experience, (10) DICK CAVE'T'T Guest: BLACK SHEEP SQUAD 0 Physicians ne ver consider this a Patrick Segal. RON One of Boylnglon's men possibility w hen a syphilis test (12) (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Ieopardizes a big operation by Archie panics when Edith comes back positive. romancing a Eurasian girl who invites an old schoolmate t o As part of my physical when may be on the side of the applying for a civil service job, dinner. enemy. 8:00 I was sent to the county VD 1:00 clinic to wait in line with 0(4) REAL PEOPLE Reports U (1) TOMORROW on a party for former Playboy assorted hookers. This was both centerfolds, twin midgets, the 130 BARETTA A narcotics officer pursues a humiliating and demeaning. San Diego chicken and a Nielretard. ad woman after she sees the Now whenever I have a blood sen viewer are featured, kill hiss girlfriend. (A) test, I let them know Up-front (Closed captioned for the hear. ing impaired) R that I'm a false positive. 1:10 & 0 CBS LATE MOVIE CLEAN IN S.F. (1)0 A BOY NAMED CHAR. LIE BROWN Animated. Peren"Most Wanted" (1976) Robert DEAR ABBY: Was I ever nial failure Charlie Brown is Stack, Shelly Novack. Mem. glad to see that letter in your dared to enter a school spelling bars of a special police unit column from ALL TORN UP. bee and, to everyone's trail a killer whose victims have The same thing happened to me surprise, is smash hit. (A) included nuns. only I was married. (Try to (7)0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 1:30 explain that to your husband!) Nancy becomes Involved with (17) NEWS an older man who has a daughMy positive Wassermann ter, and Tommy tries to find a t35 turned out to be Lupus. (It's a prom date for his friend Ernie. (T2)(17) BASEBALL Atlanta disease in the same family as (Closed captioned for the hoarBraves vs. Cincinnati Reds rheumatoid arthritis,) There Is ing impaired) 2:00 (35) JIM ROCKFORD a National Lupus Society with DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0(4) is placed on the mobs support branches all over the u. Angel hit list when he suddenly 210 S. Th ey were enorh-iously becomes (7)0 NEWS wealthy as a result of helpful. an alliance with the 2:40 VICTIM IN BALTIMORE underworld. MOVIE "Mn. Parking. (7) U DEAR ABBY: Regarding IS (10) THE SHAKESPEARE ton" (8/W) (1944) Green ALL TORN UP: It Is absolutely PLAYS "Henry IV, Part II" A Garson, Walter Pidgeon. A —. — — -- . — appalling . how Ignorant some militarymopping-up operation ,uiIuw m ueeai 01 Hotspur oIspur doctors and others In the health and Hal (Henry, Prince of field are! There are countless Wales) takes the throne as reasons why a person would Henry V. have a false positive test for (121(17) MOVIE "The Prince syphilis, and that poor girl And The Showgirl" (1957) Laushould have been set straight rence Olivier, Marilyn Monroe. A showgirl from the U.S. falls in Immediately. Those who have love with a prince after he had malaria, TB, scarlet fever, invites her to a private supper. vestigate further. V. IN L.A. young — I THIJSYE MORNING 6:00 GOES THE COUNTRY (MON) 0 (4 PORTER WAGONER 0 @t POPI (TUE) U (4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (') U @ THE WILB URN BROTHERS (THU) o @ COUNTRY ROADS (Ff1) Cl) 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 6:05 0(17) WORLD AT LARGE (THU) 6:30 @3 TODAY IN FLORIDA (1)0 ED ALLEN (17) NEWS 8:45 24 (10) A.M. WEATHER 8:55 CD U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 0(4) TODAY (1)0 MORNING NEWS CD 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ID (35) SHAZAM (MON) (ID(35 BIRDMAN / GALAXY TRIO (TUE) (1l)(35) SPACE GHOST / DIP4O BOY (WED) (ID (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) 7:28 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING (7) 0 GOOD FLORIDA 7:30 0(43 TODAY () Q GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) BULLW1NKI.E (13) ( CTAS4KAN0ARO0 5) NEW 200 REVUE - '•' l''o ' . - j., . -.,• 10:00 0(4) CARD SHARKS (II) (35) PTL CLUB (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (MON, WED-FRI) 124(10) FLORIDA LEGISLA. lURE — OPENING SESSION (TUE) (l])(17)MOVIE 10:30 0 Ci) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1)0 CELEBRITY WHEWI 24(10) ONCE UPON A CLA S. SIC (NON) 124(10)8TUDIO SEE (WED) 123(10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (THU) 124(10) AS WE SEE IT (Ff1) 10:55 CL) 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS 3) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (730 LAVERNE A SHIRLEY (R) 123(10) ODYSSEY (NON) 124 10) NOVA (WED) 1231O) STUDIO SEE(THU) (3 10) SYNTHESIS II (FRI) 1130 @JWHEEL OF FORTUNE (7)0 FAMILY FEUD 123(1O)ASWE8EErT(mu) 123(10) FOOTSTEPS FRI 11:55 (12) (17) NEWS lURE — OPENING SESSION (TUE) (12) (17) (NON) (121(1 ) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (TUE. THU. Ff1) ROW attempt to get Larry's job back, Larry's dad stages a -. D111!I it-i n UI If1U s radio station. (Part 3) 10:00 welcome NEWCOMER! "Florida's own greeting sefylce" — dedicated to new rssldints Flodda Owned Florida Nsaaid A call from you will bring a prompt visit from our mpresentative. She has bfochures, civic InformatIon; and to help with your shop. ping needs, cards of In. troduction from local marchants, swwd 323.2712 - Laura Ieha-3$.1$115 Ci.erdksatsr ___ 9wag PAM 90. Home Office . 0 = T5 3:30 (U) (35)THE FLINTSTONES 124(10) VILLA ALEGRE (R) (12)(17) THE FLINTSTONES (MON. TUE. THU, Ff1) 4:00 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1)0 AFTERNOON PLAYHOUSE (7)OMERVGRIFFIN (35) WOODY WOODPECK. ER AND FRIENDS 9 (10) SESAME STREET (17) SPECTREMAN (NON, TUE. THU Ff1) 4:30 0 @3 BONANZA (1) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (Ii) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND. FRIENDS (12)(17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 5:00 (1)0 HOGAN'S HEROES ([D(35) TOM AND JERRY 124(10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (121(17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 NEWS (l)OM'A'SH (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 904-7344031 - —. • — •• !' 1712 321 1W' ALL SEATS. Nw7. 99Cwpj a..: 2:11 LPLAZA IT) MIDNIGHT MADNESS MOVIE (CONT'D) C1)OSEARCH FOR TOMOR- ALL OCCASIONI" Beud $1 3:00 J 0 GUIDING LIGHT (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (II) (35) CASPER 34(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (MON-THU) (10) THE ADVOCATES IN BRIEF (Ff1) (12) (17) I LOVE LUCY (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) 12:00 S LE It YEN petal wrMl.ig litters bacass yes ds.'t hosw what I. i,get Abby's bs.busI, '1*0* TO WRITE IL1TU$ FO 2:30 0 (4) ANOTHER WORLD 135~ 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 23 10 INTERLOCHEN(TUE) 17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) wriPloydTImakeso (12)(17) MOVIE (WED) 12:15 (121(17) LOVE. AMERICAN TY (13N) 12:30 C4) NEWS Lola Wino 2:25 (17) NEWS (MON. TUE. THU. Ff1) AFTERNOON 124 (10) FLORIDA LEGISLA- Iw, Abby, your letter made my day. GOOD MEMORY nsaMug..0-(21 cells) aslS'sddas rsed eavelope t. AMY, tatter, I.ckkl, 1 Leaky DIn, Beverly Hills, 9:30 (ID (35) FAMILY AFFAIR 124 10) MISTER ROGERS (R) (17) GREEN ACRES (NON, WED.FRI) 930 @3 HELLO. LARRY In an When I was 19,1 had the same experience and nobody believed rue, so I was actually treated for syphilial The humiliation I was subjected to was wibelievable (Lucky for that doctor malpractice suits weren't In vogue then.) (fl() MOVIE TD(35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 24 ( 10 ) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) G2) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR 0(35)I LOVE LUCY 123(10) SESAME STREET Learned stars as a recently Please pass the word, Abby. widowed head nurse at a large R.M.M. ROOK ISLAND, ILL. metropolitan hospital who tries to rebuild her personal life DEAR ABBY: About the through a renewed devotion to her career. woman whose blood test came CHARLIE'S ANGELS back positive and she swore The Angels pose as highway Uwe had to be a mistake: truckers to nail the hijackers Fifteen years ago my son, who plaguing an all-female trucking Wei to be married in two weeks, company. (A) (1]) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS took a blood test and was 10:30 DEAR ABBY: What a (H)135) CANDID cMIEP.A wonderful service your column (12) 17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. provided when you ran that STAIRS "Rose's Pigeon" Hud. letter from the young woman whom blood test Indicated that she had syphilis when she didn't. 2:00 (4) THE DOCTORS (1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (1) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (35) GONER PYLE 24(10) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL (WED) (12) (17) BASEBALL(WED) fl M CHAIN- REACTION have false positives. •(4) FROM HERE TO ETERNITY Despite medical reports My son took more blood tests, of a serious heart condition, and finally the N. V. State Sgt. Warden asks to be trans. Health Dqartment advised us ferred to an active combat unit. that some other factor in his (7) 0 VEGAS After casino blood caused the "false owner Roth vanishes. Dan finds himself working for a ruthless Positive." Wouldn't you think new boss who wants the pnimost doctors would be familiar vats detective dead. (Closed with this? Well, they weren't. captioned for the hearing F. IN NYC. impaired) (R) RESTLESS CD 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (ID (35) 35 LIVE 0J(10) THE MYSTERY OF ELCHE (NON) 24 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY (TUE. WED) (10) TENNIS 14 (10) HOLLYWOOD TELE. VISION THEATER (Ff1) 9:00 43 (1) DONAHUE (1J 0 MIKE DOUGLAS FLORIDA mononucleosis, 9:00 lupus erythematosus (and DIFF'RENT STROKES many More diseases) are apt to (3) 0 NURSE Michael _ .,,V.III, IUUU 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (II) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO t24 (10) MAGIC METHOD OF OIL PAINTING (NON) 124 (10) FRENCH CHEF (TUE) i24 (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) 124 (10) V.I. PEOPLE (THU) 124(10) CROCKETT'S VICTOflY GARDEN (Ff1) (17) ROMPER ROOM 1:28 infectious Informed that he had syphIlis! His fiancee's father gave me the news and told me what a rotten son I had. He asked what they were going to do about the $5,000 deposit they had paid the caterer, etc. 8:30 41 (4) TODAY 0 G TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING CD 0 GOOD ___ spiscedcieto UI EVENING iuuuweu by Longwood Rotary Festival and 10,000 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. Mini bus tour for senior citizens to Sanford Zoo, Big Tree Park and the Cactus Corral and lunch at the Village Smorgasbord. Leave Leeds, 9am., pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 a.m. Men's Fellowship of First Christian Chirub will sponsor Its annual pancake and sausage day, education building, 1607 S. Sanford Ave. Serving 8;30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. t73 0 RYAN' S HOPE (U) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (17) MOVIE (MON. TUE. THU, Ff1) WEDNESbAY. .._•_ commenu and audience participation. Co-sponsored by Council of Arts and Sciences. Free to public. Watercolor demonstration and lecture by Wayne Sessions, 7:30 p.m., Sampson Hall Gallery, Stetson University, DeLand. Free to public. Florida Kiwanis Clubs Sixth Division banquet, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker uuvv SATURDAY, APRIL 12 Needlepoint and rug hooking class, 1..3 p.m., Deltona Library, 1691 Providence Blvd. dinner recipes using Coconut Amaretto liqueur as the ,'m ystery" ingredient that turns palatable potables, into luscious libstions, and dreary Ouantity Rights Reserved 3at as futuristic experience anytime from 0 Cimmitnitv C,.L.... Wednesday, April, 191"s TONIGHT'S TV WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Theater presentation: "Horsepower: An Electric Fable," 7:30 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, Seminole THURSDAY, APRIL 10 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Dkt Workshop, 10 am., and 7 p.m. Jefferson Wards, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, noon, Ho1day Inn. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs' Eastmonte Civic Center Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Al Anon, 8 p.m., Hallway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Children's Class on Childcare for those expecting a new baby brother or sister, 10 a.m., Florida Hospital. Phone 896.611, Ext. 1173. SaWe Harrison Chapter DAR will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A.W. Lee at 2407 Laura Ave. Speaker F.W. Kirkland on defense. and evocative of the future is Coconut Ainaretto, a luscious blend of fresh toasted coconut and the rich almond savor of amaretto, an exciting drink ••••'• ENDAR Florida District Governor Elwood Hogan Jr. Sanford Serenader, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. — rJ Evening Hired Sanford, Fl. PG 1:45 ONLY PLAZA ELECTRIC HORSEMAN 7:$ ONLY LAND Hwy 1712$ 3211211 FAST BREAK ______ P:3S 1:34 GREASE ° . �- lOB-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aprll, io .. . . 'r- - ______________________________________________ -- Legal Notice - ... S Legal Notice 18-Help Wanted 29--Rooms . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, AprilI, 1950-11B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Sanford Gracious living. Eas. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No.80.484 CC 1IJ Weekly I monthly rates, Seminole Orlando Winter Park. PROBATE DIVISION In ri: utilities pd. Inquire 300 S. Oak File Number 80.127.CP In the Matter of Abandoned *41.1MI Divisjn Personal Property held by the 322 -2611 Transactions ______________________________________________________________ BOYS & GIRLS Rooms for 'Rent IN RE: ESTATE OF Seminole County Sheriff pursuant Sanford FLORENCE W. SAUNDERS, a. to FS SEC. 705.01 AGIS 12.1$ CLASSIFIED DEPT. Winter Springs Des, Crp to Oak. Paul J. Clemens & WI Martha B., k.a FLORENCE EVELYN 322-3553 RATES NOTICE OF BICYCLE SAL.E Wood Elders, Lot 42 Tuscawllla Un Lot 17 Elk A Sterling Park Un 3. SAUNDERS NOTICE Is hereby given that by '• 'I Start your own business 1 time 44c tine -build S. $15,500. $67,500. l L HOURS Deceaseit virtue of that certain order for an Eening Herald paper Unf 30-Apartments urni 3consecutivetimes 3c a tine Oakwood Bldrs to Willow Creek Johnny Walker Real Es? Inc to NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Abandonment Proceedings Iuuid route in your own Homes Inc. Lot 42 Tuscewilia Un , Harmon E. Wren Jr. & wi Edna C. aoo A.M S - 30 PM 7consecutivetimes 34c a tine TO ALL PERSONS HAVING out of and under the seal of the neighborhood. $100. MONDAY thru FRIDAY the E 2011 of Lot 13$ & all of Lot 139 CLAIMS 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults OR DEMANDS County Court of Seminole County, on Lake Ada. Just So. Winter Springs Dev Crp to K. A. (less the $21? of Lot 139 & less the AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Florida, upon a ludgment ren. SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum * The Airport Blvd. on 17.92 RuseIl Inc. Lot 41 Tuscawllta Un S 2 ft of the E 20 ft of Lot 13$ M. M. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS dered in the aforesaid Court on the 6, 116,600. - Sanford. Call 323.8 Lords First Add to Citrus Hts, INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 25th day of March AD. 1980, in Mariner's Villag George W. Beers & wf Patricia $28,000. * YOU DEADLINES ARE HEREBY that certain case as styled above. Edward P. Diorior & wf Sandra NOTIFIED that the E to Wm. A. Gracey&wf Cynthia ad. which aforesaid Order was 2 Bedroom Lot 5, Rose ct., SI,SOO. R. to John C. Noles, begin at the ministration of the estate of delivered to me as SherIff of Noon The Daj Before PubIicaton Unfurnished Apartment The Babcock Co. to Clark M. SE corner of Lot 2 Eureka Ham. FLORENCE W. SAUNDERS a.k.a Seminole County, Florida and the 131.1146afterlp.m. Hay & WI Elilabeth L., Lot )3 mock, $21,000. FLORENCE EVELYN SAUN. said property is to include: Sunday Noon Friday Area One Inc toSuda Inc. Lots 1 Wuidward Sq., Sect. 3. rno DERS, deceased, File Number $0. Forty.eight (II) Assorted Bicycles 2 ER, modern, good Iocatioq The Babcock Co. to Gregory K. &7$repofWyndhamwoods Phase 127-CP, is pending in the Circuit and the undersigned as Sheriff of Fenced, A-H, w-w carpet, I, $24,500. MoIatch&wfconstanceA,Lot Court for Seminole County. Seminole County, Florida will at 831.6788 _________________________________________________________ _______________________ 41-HoUses Windward Sq., Sect. 2, 155,600. by Gill Fox ------, SIDE GLANCES Area One Inc to Alchana 0ev FlorIda, Probate Division, the 1100A.M. on the 19th day of April _________ ______________________________ 41-Houses c RJ'-..Aiutnc fnr Iit Call Circulation Dept. ., I',, .i5iI o1-Ldwfl.t.lruen '"" Dan Way Inc., to Robert M. Crp, Lots 12 & 71 rep of Wydham address of which is Seminole AD. 1980 offer for sale and sail to 31-Apartments Furnished Cannon, Lot 3 & the W 1311. of Lot 4 WOOds Phase One, $73,100. _jS-ttp County Courthouse, Sanford, the highest bidder for CASH, fld 3--Cemeteries fA-FHA.235.Con. Homes blk, 0 LW Park, $49,500. Area One Inc to Pertakis In? Florida. The personal represen. ABSOLUTELY NO CHECKS OR _________________________ Ewnlng Hendd 76 Olds Delta 88. 2 dr. 350 engine, Low Down Payment Furnished apts for Sen AD. Carroll to Ross E. Listien Constr Co Inc. Lot 16 1 33 rep of tatives of the estate are CREDIT CARDS, the above FILL DIRT 8. TOPSOIL Sect B'keeper one owner mi, only Citizens. Very clean. 31$ 2SpaceslnMasonicGardens.In Jr. & WI Nancy L. The S ' of N WdhamWoodsPhase1,$73,0o0. CHRISTINE S. BENNETT a. describedpersonalpropertyatthe ash for ur lot' Will build o YELLOW SAND DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 377.2611 3 BEDROOM. I' BATH, DOU JUNE 12441. .136 Auto Sales. 860 Hwy area's most beautiful Memor. Palmetto Ave. See Jimrnle twothirdsof the N ¼ of E ¼ sw your 1010, Our lot Parker AS Realty Inc to Floyd EDWARD L. BENNETT, wtiose IocatlonoftheAgrlculturall Road Lite bookkeeping, gen. office Call Clark 0. lirt 173 1 OLE CARPORT, APPLI. '*36. Casselberry. 831 ,,., iai Park, $400 to settle estate. F. Fowier & wf Shirley C.. Lot a ' of Sect ta. s,i.cnn e D..tI iui. s.... ..' fl.n*r$m.M itO ,.iIIt au •Ia, is Cowan. Y Enterprise, Inc - IG REALT Hwy 92. I mile west of Speed --------ANCES. AIR & HEAT, ON AL 3224076 Thomas M. Klsling a. WI Lorelel Aloma Acres, $17,900. Florida, on Highway 17.92, South -" Hurry, this can't last. IEALTOR MLS Winter Park, Florida 32790. i'M Medel Inc.. Realtor Secretary accurate typing & __________________________ way, Daytona Beach. Will hold 644-3012 MOST 2 ACRES. SUNLANO. Parker AS Realty Inc to Arthur name and address of the personal of Sanford, Seminole County. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 I A. to James S. Larue, Lot 16 Elk. B good office skills required. 323.4175 a public AUTO AUCTION 31ADiplexes Ev',333.nsa '• 65-Pets-Supplies SELLER WILL HOLD THE 10 H. Olson & WI Janet G., Lots ii 1 representative's attorney are '75 models C.ill 339 9100 or Roann Es?., 1115,000. Florida. 912 French Ave. 4-Personals Send resume & salary require. every Saturday at 8 p m It's Aloma Acres, $36,800. 031 .IOOS (Dealer' IALCOLB1REALTYICJ MORTGAGE TOTAL 140,500. That said sale is being made Florence S. Wallace to David R. forth beløw. --- - --Across from Health Dept. men? to P.O. Box 729 Sanford. theonlyonc in Florida You set LETSMAKEADEAL Renee Stein to Gary Sills, Poodle Puppies AKC. Jet black. Duplex unfurn, Lk. Mary, 2 B -__________________ -McNeiIl Jr., & wI Edith H. Lots 61 All persons having claims or pursuant to Chapter 703 of the Looking for an income producing -the reserved price Call 901 IULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOP LAKE FRONT. 2 BEDROOM, AAA EMPLOYMENT CANNON REST HOME small miniatures champion lB. new AC, $225 + 1100 da:fl lIthe N 4 ft. of Lot S Elk. 17 Tier 1 Kathleen H. Devaul & Albert 1.. demands against the estate are Florida Statutes. 1970 T Bird 31,000 mi property? Call us today for a 755 8311 for further details -______________________ Telephone HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARblood line. 1100 $150 also Shih I E.R. Traffords Map of Sant. Un A 102 Bldg 1 Fairway Villas required, WITHIN fee. 322-9558. Like new Blue 14.500 John E. Polk, Special care, good food, for THREE chance at this newly 05 Sunset Dr.,3 BR 2 8.114,900. 'I33 2wksll-$2reg--terms PORT. DeBAR,' AREA, LOW elderly lady. Tju Poo Puppies tiny fluff Condo, $47,500. Can Sheriff be bed 322 2787 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF WE BUY CARS remodeled 2 Story duplex in Ci.stom Cabinets & new roof, futureisour Concern DOWN. SELLER WILL TAKE patIent. 121 Dolores Drive, Am Group One Inc & Hubert E. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A balls, 165 175 373 9688 SemInole County, Florida Sanford at only 145.000. You ___________________________ Solicitors The Hrkins Crp to Fred L. Earley to Brookwood Elders Inc. MORTGAGE 137,000. Altamonte Springs. 134.1148. CLASSIFIED AD ON Iirs 701 .. French THIS NOTICE, to file with the Publish April 9, 16, 1980 323 7131 can't afford to misS it, Exc '8 Pont Trans Am, like new, _____________ Adam & WI Debra L., Lot 19 Lot 770 Barclay Woods Third Add, 3235176 NEED IMMEDIATELY FOR RESULTFUL END. 114 E ____________ ' 123-7832 clerk of the above court a written DEU.20 terms. itoco rn oril 15.888 .136 Auto 67-Livestock. Poultry WhP bi Lonely? Write: "Get A Whisperwood at Sabal Point Un 7, 514,500. j BRAND NEW OVIEDO OUP THE EVENING HERALD 'ontiac Catalina, I Dr NUMBER IS 322.2611 statement of any claim or demand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Eve.322-0617,322-1587 Mate" Dating Service. All 5109,500. LEX, 2 BEDROOM EACH, Sandpiper Homes Inc to Fred 0. they may have. Each claim must Sales. 060 Hwy 436. Hardtop 1500 or best CIRCULATION DEPART. Computer erator SPRINGISHERE C.iS%elbe'rry 831 8399 FOR SEMINOLE 207E.2SthSt. BABY PIGS COUNTY, ______________ Charles F. Emerson Jr. & Delco Larabee & Barbara A., Lot 19 beinwritingandmust ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. MENT. CARPET. CENTRAL AIR. reasonable offer 323 8276 indicate the and it's time to head to the FLORIDA. for ter, Fl. 33518. Inc to Donald F. Dodd I wf 32-Houses Unfurnishe 37ocomp. Exc.oppor. . 160.000. Foxwocxl Phase One, 559.800. basis for the claim, the name and CASE NO. $O.2$S.CA.01.K country. Why not go to your 1971 Vega, clean, low mi $1750 or __________________________ _________________________ 349 5912 Don't Despair Or Pull Your P-4oir Catherine C., Lot 2 Elk 1 Hanover $4.25 hr to start The Babcock Co to Joy M. addressofthe creditor or hIs agent Apply In person = Sanlanta 3 BR, 28, CHIA. own country property - we tx's? offer. will accept trade Use A Wan? Ad 322 7611 or FRED M. BUZZAIRD, Woodi, $157,500. Lovely 3 BR. 1'-'z B, C.H&i KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, McFarland, Un 205 Cranes Roost or attorney, and the amount pr.vacy fence, pool patio, Low 912 French Ave. have it in the beautiful 32J 1730 831 9993. Henry H. Biackler & WI Joan C. VIII Sect Four Condo, 8.67,000. Plaintiff, Sell thsoe useful, no longer fenced yd. fully eqpt. kit., $36. to Buy FRESH PAINT, FRESH or call 322.2611. claimed. If the claim is not yet dwv. owner will hold at I? pct. Markham Rd area. S acres of Across from Health Dept. vs. to Lawrence Leo & wf Donna V., needed Items with a Herald 323-6510. CARPETS, READY FOR OCRes Comm of Am to Wm R. Kote due, the date when it will become ________________________ 69Chev2dr. AC,Au?o, 136.900. 322-4914 aft - 1969 CHRYSLER WAGON, wooded lake front. A real Steal Lot 3 Elk K Carriage Hill Un 3, Classified Ad. Call 3fl2611 or & wf Gene E., Lot 32 Tuscawllla due shall be stated. If the claim is MARK H. JARMAN and CYN. CUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. WI- BUY USED FURNITURE & AAA EMPLOYMENT PS. good trans $600 at only 137,300 Owner AUTO. AIR LOOKS GOOD. 163.900. THIA L. JARMAN, his wife, 631-9993. TIred of house huntIng? Ewnlng Hesuld 3.2, 533 0 Un 7, $71,900. APPI lANCE'S Sanford Fur contingent or unliquidated, the financed, 323 ?819att5 Handyman special: 2 BR with RUNS GOOD EXC TIRES. ______________________ U.S. Home Crp to Calvin I. Defendants. mo. Lease, Dep., pool. No peti 2wksal-$7reg-terms I:.?eir(' StIv,iqe 322 8771 Eel Air. Homes Inc. to Stephen nature of the uncertainty shall be 1-595 321 0610 family room fenced rear yd. -._________________________ Sterling & wf Mardel F., Lot 15 A. Morawski & Frances 0., Lot 145 NOTICE OF SALE Your Future is our concern 300 N. French Ave. (eneva Gardens Apts. ve,305-66b-S64G 303 323 1663 ____________________________________________________________ stated. If the claim is secufed, the $27,000. Foxwood Phase II, $71,700. Notice is gIven pursuant to a Will buy old class rings & Silver Sanford, Fl. 32771 1505W. 25th St. Eel Air. Hills Un. 2, $52,200. 6-ChlId Care security shall be described. The Handyman Special 2-1, on 2 lots. 323-5176 Sand Lk 0ev Inc to Robert M. coins lop dollar paid Call Final Judgment dated the 27th day __________________________ Convenience store clerk. Good t' ; Bel Aire Homes Inc. to Wm. L. in county but Within City limits / II you have the imagination this Counts 8. WI Beth L., Lot 15 Forest Robinson & WI Valerie 0., Lot 113 claimant shall deliver sufficient Of March, 1910. In Case No. 80.715. 3 ER, 2 Bath, St. Johns Rivt in:____________________________ 373 1880 ' tr JACK PROSSER FORD CO. Company benefits. Apply Telephone Solicitors. Ap. copies of the claim to th. clerk tO of Sanford. Convenient home can be turned into a Park Es? Sect 2, 122,000. Spur of the Moment Babysitting Estates wDock, $450 ma. CA-01.K of the CIrcuit Court of the 'U • 0.1st, '.4* -,.. t. Bel Aire Hills Un. 2, $51,100. Handy Way Foods, Sanford pointment setting only. Hourly location, 116.500 enable the clerk to mall one copy duplex or home with business ____________________________________________________________ 'ORIENTALRUGSWANTED David Smith & WI Burtle M. to in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit In and LAKEMARYBLVD.&17.,2 St. Johns Realty Co., Realtor Larson Invest. Inc. to Sentinel to each personal representatIve, rate plus commissions. Op. area. or maybe you have Ideas of lop Prices Paid Jeffrey Green, Lot lithe E½ of BldgCo.Lot3$AppIeVaIIeyun.4, for Seminole County, Florida, itt rates. Day or night. 323-6477. SANFORD, 322.1481 322-6123 portunity for advancement. "I just need enough to make my All persons interested in the REALTY WORLD. Used, any condition 614 8126 Lot 2 Elk L Ui Wayman Hts Lk $16,500. which FRED EUZZAIRD is the RN or LPN, Ito 17 part time. Call Lee at 3fl.5 for ap. estate to whom a copy of thIs CHILD CARE Golf Villa, 3 BR, 28, all appl., 2 Income equal my out-go!" Add, 139,000. Apply in person Sanford Linda C. Clark to Complete Notice of Administration has been plaintiff and MARK H. JARMAN pointment. I and Modern Furniture Freeor reduced rates BROKER car garage, Lease only $12 Daisy H. Wagner to Steven C. interiors Inc. Lot 82 Ramblewood and CYNTHIA' L. JARMAN are Nursing & Convalescent James Baskerville is back One pieceor Houseful mailed are requIred, WITHIN if you qualify. 323.8424 mo. 322-0943. Boetto & wf Nancy L., Lot 101 the $100. the defendants, I will sell to the Center, ISO Mellonville Aye. Bridges Antiques RN full time, SI shift. Apply In THREE MONTHS FROM THE 323 2801 W 101101 Lot II Elk D Maine Add highest and best bidder for cash at Of SANFORD REALTOR Sdnford Complete Interiors Inc. to DATE Orlando _____ Will Babysit person Sanford Nursing & PARK AVE.- Cream puff, 2 OF THE FIRST WANTED to LW, $23000. the West door of the Seminole 3210640 327 1577 ___________________ _______ James L. Hart & wf Vicki L. Lot $2 Pu EL ICATI ON Inmyhome6.6p.m. ER, 2E, town house, neu Cony. Center, 950 Melionvllle OF THIS County Courthouse in Sanford, Gary H. Schlueb 1 wf Helen to Ramblewood, $41,700. I Fenced yard, TLC. 323.6441 .SPPL lANCES & PLUMBING carpet & tue. kit. eqpt., WID Ave. NOTICE, to file any oblectlons 2544S. French Ave. 322 0231 EXPERIENCED IN Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A.M. on ___________________________ Triad Prop Inc, Lot 5 Elk I N Orl Linda C. Clark to Complete they may have that challenge the F!XT'.IPES Jenkins Fur plenty storage, icr. porch .- off of total inventory of brand I 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS 60x196 Ranches Sect 9, 152,100. the 25th '322-3772. 372-0779, 322-5353 day of AprIl, 1980, the The Real Estate Agency So, if you need a new SiIfI.I Interiors Inc., Lot 92 Ramblewood, validity of the decedent's will, th• SALES & 'flt,jg to Eat iiture 705 F 25th St 323 0981 '° intersprinq bedding landscaped yard. vacant __________________________ each on Sanford Ave. just Mgr. Trainee Henry Vallukas to Mark S. $100. following described property let ______________________________ adults, no pets first last I dip these beds are' not dam,,qed across from Sanora (county) qualifications of the MANAGEMENT Inc., Realtors Wt'tyuyuec1fu,,,ifu,e' , personal H ______________ Older 2 story, owner 115,000. forth in the Order of Final Waliraff, Lot 6 Elk A Columbus or used car, truck or van, Complete Interiors Inc.. to representative, or the venue or Several posiflons opened, will 5300, 323-010A. or seconds but brand hOt'. top Price $16500 for all three. fURNITURE & THINGS 2435. S French (17 97) Sanford for assistant store manager For Sale By Owner 2110 SF Harbor. Judgment: Lawrence A. McAdam & wf turisdiction of the court. Strawberries, Large & Plentiful, traIn, chance of a lifetime. line bedding sets only Free' Trado. or terms OK. 5005 Sanford Av 173 5324 position in Sanford area. Lakefront Home. Country Country 3-I, CA&H, freshly Complete Interiors Inc to Lot 22, Block C., SEMINOLE Joanne, Lot 92 Ramblewooct, you or we pick. Daily I to 6. come in and see James, local de'livery Noll's Sanford S,,hiford 373 6593 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Applicant must be presently painted, fenced back, eat-In Setting with dock. Towering Charles B. Gallagher Jr. & WI 144,750. 33-Houses Furnished TERRACE REPLAT Plat Book 11, W Garnet? While Quantity discounts. 912 French Ave. F urnitur,' Salvage, 1192 So of Beefs 16 -______________ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Oak Trees, Fruit Trees. $85,000 employed & doing a good lob. kit, terms, asking $31,500. Kathleen D., Lot 11 Ramblewood, page 29, Public Records, Seminole bu.. Sweet potatoes, $450 bi.,. Req Peal Estate Broker ---------__ Eel Air. Homes Inc., to Donald WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Wanted to buy used off ice S.intortl 32? 8721 one of the friendly people -Cal I Bart Acrossfrom Health Dept. Excellent Terms. Call 373 $50,400. You prove your present In. County, Florida, E. Carey & WI Helen M. Lot 135 Eel JOHN KPIDER ASSOC 1 Bedroom house, $150. A.A.i'quipn,ent Noll's Sanford Fresh or cured Pork 70c lb or Date of the first publication of 5020. come & ability & I will Im. Geneva, '77 DbI wide. S acres Joseph F. Richards I wf Helen REAL ESTATE DATED thIs 25th day of March, If you don't fell people, ho in. Aire Hills Un 2, 850.000. I urnilure Salvage, 1792, S.). McClanahan Real Estate. 322. 107W Commercial up at Treasure Island, Hwy 14 thIs Notice of Administration: at Prosier and get the deal partly fenced, out building, AAA EMPLOYMENT prove same. Must be good M.toioanH.Rapp,Lots2wekiva REALTOR 327 7198 _ 1980. they going to know Tell them Res Comm of AM to Roberta of Sanford 3?? 8/?) 5992 & 323.1167. Phone 322 7881, Sanford East of Leesburg. 787-3819. _______________________ April 7,1980 high & dry, good water, terms salesman, willing to work, I Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sect, 164.000. (SEAL) _______________________ with a classified (id, by calling Van, Un. 17 Escondido Condo. 2wksal-$2reg-terms Christine S. Bennett IN DeBARY- 2-1 with a big $14,000. Christine L. Sierputowski to learn entire store operation. Longwood - beautiful 3 BR 372 2611 or 831 9993 Cash 322-4132 Arthur H. Eeckwith, Jr. Fully Furn 2 BR. 1 B,W.D, 1 child, Sect. Ill, $57,700. you're looking for. Your future is our Concern II. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Edward L. Bennett family room. Immaculate Could lead to owning your own Charles Wm Van Eppe & wf Sonya 1' , high lot, new carpet, new no pets, 6 mo lease, April 15. Clerk of Circuit Court Res. Comm. of AM to Sofia P. James Baskeryille 11-instructIons Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave ________________________________________________________ As Personal Representatives inside & top Condition outside, 19/i Singer uhura Fully auto, store. Send resume to Box 53 J., Lot 100 Groveview VIII. $16,300. paint, new everythingt II By: Cynthia Proctor Oct. 15. $300 me, $200 sac dip. ------Weiner & Joe R. Un S Escondldo 3235176 Peg. REAL ESTATE Broker Buy & Sell, the finest in used of the Estate BATEMAN REALTY of Quiet location yet close to Ralph S. Santorsola & wI Condo Sect. III, $51,200. fl'poss('ssed, used very Short co Evening Herald, P.O. Assume VA mort.. 323.1417, Betweun noon & 4 pufy Clerk furnitureS, Refriq . stoves. ' LPN, Aides I Orderlies. Better FLORENCE W. SAUNDERS a shopping. Mid 3D's 390N 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. tim,' Original 5593. bl 5181 or Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Christine L. to Lila M. Westgate, Peg. Real Estate Broker p.mn Thomas Lyons & wf M..raar.i On .- D,h.4,... e.i-All SPRIN(l liil'. S?I,tw Age'nt 319 8386 ..ui ao ix u em I!es,$63,9QQ, Eve. 862 365S ________________________ Winter Sps 2 CalIf con 2610 Sanford Ave. ____________________________ ___________________________ Ralph W. Kelley Lot 1-1. Elk 6 S I : Califor.ppt. 339SO02. FLORENCE EVELYN 2nd day of April, in the Dell Worker I Bdrm, 2 Bath, 2 story home in temporaries, 5.43,900 ea. 2 BR, (QCD) Ellis R. Tapley to Edoa CreativeExpressions -___________________ 322.7813 Dreamwold ThIrd Sect., $11,700. Evening Herald. SAUNDERS, 321.0759 C. Parent, FKA Edna C. Tapley & Sanford. Large rooms, exBeautiful country lot In Deltona, dbl garage, sc porch, beautiful $4 hr, be in charge, top company 72-Auctio,i - - -Rinsip 52-Appliances Eel AIre Homes Inc., to Charles Publish April 2,9, 1980 Deceased cond. Exc financing, tenor done in aluminum located off Courtland & GuyN.ParentSr.hb,fromtheE with cxc benefits. _________________________ dicaI Sect R.Shaffec&CheryIR.,Lotfla DEU.13 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Corner of W~ of NE1/a Of SWt/a of siding. Perfect for growing Shallowford, wooded, 13,200. MINI.U.LOCK NEW H(/IES Forest Un. 1, 163,300. For Estate Commercial & Resi KE NMI'Rt- WASHER Knowledge of Ins. & medical ParIs, REPRESENTATIVE: IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR 912 French Ave. family. Fireplace, corner lot. 373-7889 alter Sect 1,1100. New concrete buildings all sizes, iiic. :.; John M. Scott to Kellys FIsh & C. BRENT MCCAGHREN, dent,al Auctons & Appraisals. forms, accurate typing, 5,'rviee' LI',&'tJ Machines THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL qenl to Sdally Across from Health Owner anxious. I yr. Dept. Ednac.parent&GuyN.parent Shopwithout going shopping, thu $201 up, especially nice, most Poultry, That part of lot 2 St. Call Dell's Auction. 323 5620 _________________________________________________________________ benefIts galore, MOONEY API'l lANCES _____________ CIRCUIT /IN REALTORS AND FOR WInderwedIe, Halnes, Ward warranty. $37,900. Amway _______________ Sr. to Ellis R. Tapley, beginning at Way. convenient on 1.4 at SR 44 Amway NicecsidcntIaI__lot_on_El_Portal, Joseph, $7,000, 323 0697 & AAA EMPLOYMENT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 142 Carver Av Academy Manor p.*. products deliveVed to your ttieNEcomerolw%ofN1¼of behInd Days Inn, 1.4 Industrial 701 Bldg. 3390509 loaded with trees. Assume . .,: .. ,.' * ESTATE SALE * P.O. CASE N.CA44.I 12 French 2 wk sal -$2 rag terms ________________________ $350 mo. & under if you qualify SW¼ of Sect I, 8100. home. Call 322.4409 After Sor CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try ,_frk. 323.0041. E.Altamonte Dr. 339 050$ $3,140 mtg. at 9'.- pci In?. with Fl. Homes Constr Co. Inc. to 230 Park Avenue Washer repo GE deluxe model.' IN RE: The Marrla,e Of YourfuturelsourConc,n weekends. (QCD) Cathy 0. Nagle& David Paul Henson estat, to be 5014,10 Mary Griffith Realtor this 3 Udrm 2 Bath, din. mm., Acronirom Health Dept. 571 mo. pymti. Total price Nicholas P. Ramacciato Jr. & wf Winter Sold nrlg 1109 33, Used shot4 OTTIS 0. PRATHER, Goldsboro-ByOwner Park, Florida 33790 AIr CotltIonlng \ 1425-1426 the highest bidder, April 15th. 322-3991 ito 5 POrch, gar., fireplace, 1g. treed L. Nagle to David L. Nagle, the E 323.5176 $7,300 or best Offer. 323 3036. lime. flail $189 II or 51935 mo. 1n'rov.m,à Frances J.,. Lot 10 Rep, of Wyn. Telephone: (305) 644.4312 37.D-4,ógtrii P.titioner.HUSDANO, 3 BR. completely remodeled AM EMPLOYMENT ... WANTED Information Ipa,llrwt On to-to AM at Ifollar'. Chev. lot, good area. - __o -' -. _________________________ ' PRICE QPflh JJV e . IIJ TWUWS • WJ5W. and inside I out. New w-w carpet. -' Publish April 2,9, forR.i* ieio the arrest I conviction of the 55$ Substantial Income -take Bldg . Volks Shop, 2nd & ( Lot 13 Elk 11 Wynnwood,U00. REDUCED TO 152.500. 2wk ul-$2 rig-terms John A. McMurrer & Maria A. DEU.3 Lara. workshop. Only $19,500. I Man, quality operation KAREN M. PRATHER, " ii GE stove & reirig. person driving a late model Cfrail Temp will service AC'S, Palmetto AVe., Sanford, Fl. short phone messages on your YourfuturelsourConcern 46mmercial Prorty Res Comm of Am to Edward J, Stvens to Oakley L. Ames & wf e yrs cop. Patios, Driveways. Respondent.WIFE. Warehouse, light m.nufacturing ni'frig, freezers, water coolers, I pickup who struck LInda Rab. Good Cond. phone. Tenn. NutrItion Corp. INCLUDESI tractors, trailer LEISURE LIVING COUNTRY ----Tobyansen 8. Rosalie M., Lot 12 Mary L, Lot 118 Grovevlew Hill, etc Wayne fleal 327 1321 ___________________ ---with office space. 2.500.10,800 NOTICEOPACTION misc, Call 323 7786 anytime. bettwhulerldinghefbicycl,on Call 415.779.3224. STYLE in this double wide. Elk H Hidden Ui Un ID, 545,300, IQOO. TO: sq ft, fully Sprinkled I in. REALTOPS BUSINESSI0rSaIe SR 11$ lust north of Oste.n on ______ Large 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath with Ret Co,, of Am to Robert R. Reconditioned room A C's. 4000 ICUSTOMNOMES BUILT Pins Street CRP to Richard L. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR If you are having difficulty LPN full time, 3.11. Apply to sulated, 1.41 SR 46. 1.1941019. KAREN M. PRATHER '2710SanfordAve. Retiring 322'7912 April 7,1980 at appr. 7:30a.m. MICROWAVE 10 30.000 UTU's. 90day guar. j CHA. Seeing us believing all Foley I. WI Donna I.., Lot 4 Ilk H Waters & WI Martini 0. Lots 37 & ForSale 75RecreafiOf'.al Vehicles I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA RebuildConctemnedHouses Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 finding a place, to lIve, car to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Call 734.7744 Daytona Highway --- ----------3226461 -___________________________ Sales & ServIce OrI.,ndo for one small fee. Swimming, Hidden Lk Un 10, $41,100. 37 & THE E ½ of Lot 38 Elk B s. G BALINT Push bUttOn (OflfroI, has &Iv•,a lob rsome servIce PROBATE DIVISION E. 2nd St., Sanford. 377 action for Dissolution of Marriage Patrol Station, contact officer . -- - - - Room Comfort Center, 2485 Richard A FIlan to RIchar SnnvOt,nnn Da,i. •aj ., . -boat slip and clubhouse. 1 year ----'-- carousel, still in warranty. 40-Cofldominiurpn ' a' I,,, i ii u.. uvr n'iewood Village 2 Bedrooms, '69 Sears pop up Sit, flU) TIlU WI1 Ufl9 UVUnU yw OU Vogel. ewaro Off if'id. 4 rental units mc SRX lic, rest, A. Flppen & WI Lynda E., Lot 33 John Young Pkway. 798 6077 warranty $77,900 w.terms. Ace Elders Inc. to Israel Winlkor Divisfoit Originally 1649 assume pay Carpentry, Painting, Maint 2 full Baths, available May 30. New tIres & floor ___________________________ I are required to serve a copy of _______________________ Cashiers bar, lounge. Exc investment, BIli B Bear Lk Manor, 5100. 1*1 Nancy C. Lot 21 Springwood, ments of 171 mo Agent 339 of all types. Lic Bonded 532.500 good terms. 795-7766 or Town house in Sanora 3 BR, 2 5175. 327 5163 your wrItten defenses, if any, to it over $2,000 mo income. IN NI ESTATE OF Front counter work, etc. oppor., Mlch.si 0. Sthwau to MIchael 6356. _______ 140.400. 323 6038 Insured 671.4530. 831 5399 B, 11 OO MICHAEL beautIfully furnished, pool, 0. JONES, lh1Wan 1175,000. etc co. Several needed (mm, Auto Glass Tinting 0. & Arthur 0. & WI Irene B., Lots __________________________ Carl A, Buechner to Armando NORMA J. WILLOUGHBY, 1978 mini motor home, ___________________________ Petltloner'i Attorney, garage, available until Jan. 1, Ref. 0. l iflfrst free. whose Legal Notice 112 Elk OW. Alt Hts Sect 3. 1100. 2 BR, 2B, w.w, CA-H, WD, OW, ItAtro. Ramlrea & wf Carmenia, Condo takeover payments, address is 400 Maitland Avenue, Orig. $529, now $70S or $19 mo. 1981.5125mg. The Real Estate INC. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Fl Land Co to Jean Ann pool, club house, scr. porch, Un. No. 652.1 Carport Un. 0I U. low In? 321 0075 Home Repair Mechanics helper, chauffeur 1k 912 French Ave. Altamonte Springs, Florid., 32701, Agent 339 6386 Agency Inc. Realtors 373. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Taylor's Auto Glass Tinting Halstead, Lot 19 Elk J N orl Ten, 533.500.377.0333, __________________________ BIDDING NIQWRIMENT$ Villas Condo, $47900. preferred, will train. Apply In -___T EALTORS -- onot'beforeApril2l, 1880, and file Across from Health Doot. CLAIMS Prevent fading I Snooping Sect S Un I, $4,000. OR DEMANDS ADVERTISE MINT FOR - - -. Ace Elders Inc. to Genera pns0ithi'5",'W, 1 ml. N.of Additions 8. Remodeling Garage so full tPuerVs no room the origInal with the Clerk of this 75.A-Vans 339 OU9 701 Bldg. ' The Greater Constr Crp to SEALED RIDS: Cars Vans-Trucks 53-TV- Radio-Stereo Sicillano Lot 25 Springwood, AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 434 on 17.92. FreeEst.Lic & Bonded for thu car? Clean it out with a AAA EMPLOYMENT 42-biIe HOmES Court either before service on E. Altamonte Dr. 3390501 ' AND ALL OTHER PERSONS Free Estimates 327 4154 INVITATION TO BID: Notice Is CharlesO. Frlthclwf Patricia A., FHA.VA,FHA22SI24$ 540,600. Want Ad in the Herald. PH. Johnny Walker Const Ltd PetItIoner's attorney or len. i Pct. interest to Qualified i t:evy Sport Vain, WDs. 6 cyl, 3 Lot N Sausalito Sd 3, $98,400. 2wksal-$2reg-t,,ms herebygiventhatthe$chool Board' '' ______ ________ Olin AM Homes Of FL Inc. to INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: mediately thereafter: otherwise a Used fbI model color TV's, all 322.2411 or $314893. buyers. New homes with The sp, 35.000 mi only 53.488, 436 I ARE Your future Is our W. H. Williamson Constr Inc to HEREBY Evening Herald Classified of Seminole County, FlorIda will Concern Philip L. Pulliam I wI Donna Lot 46.A-lrósstrliPoperiyworking. $99.95 ID to choose I YR. OLD DBL.WIDE____________________________ M. Unsworth Realty monthly payments under $750. Auto Sales, 860 Hwy .136. Ads offer no fancy claim, receive sealed bids until April 23, Beauty Care that the __________________________ Ronald C. Horn & wI Marcella J., a ad. default will be entered against you 21 Elk E Sterling Park Un. 4, NOT Fl ED Beautiful 1g. 2 ER, 28, from. NoIl's Sanford Furniture CompleteMobilo for the relief demanded in the 323.5176 41-Houses Casselberry, 834 6399 Low down payments, 321-2287, minIstration of the . .JUs __________________________ Resultsl 1980. 2:00 partofLotsl.3BlkBRepoILofs4 estate of PM at which time the $57,300. IfomeRepair Central H&A heat pump, big Salvage, 17 92. So of Sanford -------Investors this won't last long. Petition, NORMA a Sunset Shores, $41,100. J. WILLOUGHBY, bids will be publIcly opened and James C. Long I wf Eva I. to 317 8721 bdrms., & huge kit. Low low 3495259 Furnished triplex. Carporfs, ------------------WITNESS my hand 78 Dodge Royal Sportsman WI) and seal of Sanfo Court Apts II Ltd to Fred STUMPER 5131 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON read aloud In the Seminole County Bob J. Teichor & wI Martha E., deceased, File Number I0.108.CP, REALTOR 9 MLS cash to mtg. 119,90011 Harold Bookkeeper experienced - in all Ige lot on S. Sanford Ave., has thIs Court on March 14. 1910. Snack bar help wanted for van, 8 pass • 36.000 mi. only day 6. W. FuIlsr,the N 218,12 ft of the $ School BOard office buIlding. Good used TV's, 575 & up FORMERLY Hannieti's Beauty Lot 24, Elk D N Orl. Ten. S.d., 3 is pending In the CIrcuit Court for (SEAL) HallRealty,Inc.323-5774, phases of accounting, full room to expand, fully rented. 373-6061 or eves. 373-0317 _______________________________ eve shifts, FT I PT. Also front ., 436 Auto Sales, 860 Hwy ___________________________ Nook S19 E 1st St., 377 57 $4minoIey Florida, Probate SELLERS we have BUYERS for MILLERS PROJECT 149.flftOfthsWfll.UftOftheN½ TITLE: RE. SERVICES UNLIMI TED Un. 1,143,000. Charge thru trial balance. Profit over $300. Assume ARTHUR H, IECKWITH JR. '*36. Casselberry, 8318399 person for gas pumps & gift ________________________ bee our beautiful new BROAD. of NW¼ Of Sect 7, $715000. 7619 Orlando Dr your HOME or PROPERTY ROOFING: Eastbrook Elemen. Ph 377 0357 Home Repair&RemodeIi,s,g ________ (QCD) Barbara W Dow to Division. the address of WhiCh II Some computer experience present mtg., asking $63,000.. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT shop. Mature, dep.ndabi, 7lhrs. tary: English Estates Eleman. MORE, front I rear BR's. call for INDIVIDUAL at. CardinallndD.vCrptop,edW, 322 0771 ChariesM.Lawson&wf RebiutH. Seminolp County Courthouse, COURT " helpful. Sand resume & salary 75 Chevy Surban, Silverado pkq, 1269.7377. - TV repo 19" ZenIth. Sold onlg. apply Stuckey's Pecan Shop GREGORYMOBILE HOMES Cabinets FulIse, the N 150.5 ft of the 5400 ft tciutlon. DAY IN THE WANT ADS. 322. _____________--tary, Sanford Middle School: ____________ ____________________ an easement for Ingress & egress Sattfot'd Florida. The personal requirements to P.O. Box 728 Duel AC, only 53.250 436 Auto ____________________________ By: Patricia Roblnsin 1.4 & '3l03OrlandoDr. of the W Hwy 44, Sanford. Spring Lake Elementary: T.W. ft of P4½ of NW¼ Sect 2611 or 131.9993. 373-5200 549375 bal. $II3.1 or $17 mo over the S 30 ft. of the following. f'epf'ssentative of the estate Ii Sanford. Sales, 860 Hwy 136, Deputy Clerk 47-Real Estate Wanted 7, 5711,000. . Lawton Elim.VAI FHA Financing ----------------_____-__' - _-. -- -339 $356 Agent TheN3l7.Sft.oOtp,eE4lSft.ofthe VICTOR ROY WILLOUGHBY UIr&ilfl Js. Casselberry, 6348399. Ught Heuling Custom Furniture, kitchens, $750 down .mx. tOME5 BR, 3 Bath. 2 Story, wess aoorsss is p.o. PUJCT flm.a Sir. LOCATION: ox School NE Pot SW ¼ of 5EV. of Sect. 12. .-- ------wall units, wood or mica. ______________________ Nurse Aides Wanted to buy for cash from isp. In Make your TV remote controlled -___ nursing Legal 337, 2½ Lots Fenced yard, 17th ISO, Winter Sites Park. Notice nadine L. White I hb Richard C. Florida STE N STRO fv1 2l.2, $100. I. closing will put you in this 3 "Specialty Items". 3399136 home care. Apply In person owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath - no wires Come by our shop Street, Sanford. Call for _________________________ WIlson to PInnacle Prop Inc. Lots The name and address of the loohteitland Avenue NAME OF OWNER: THE Siren, I Bath home with Yard Debris, Trash, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 Lakvlew Nursing Center, 912 home. Write Box 1539, Sanford for demonstration, 76 _____________________________ Auto Parts Details, REALTY - REALTORS *1 38 Elk S Pearl U Hts First SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE personal rew.santativss attorney FIREPLACE only $33,500. Appliances I Misc, E. 2nd St., Sanford. Publlih March 19,241 AprIl 3,, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR giving location, owner and HERB'S TV - Add, are set forth below. COUNTY, 1211 Mellonvllle Ave., 1900 price. No salesmen. _ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida 32771 CarpetCIeaning 0CA) 319 5371 3231734 All persons havIng claims or IUSINESS- I Story corn. S acre parcels, Lk. Sylvian area. Olin Am Homes Of Fl Inc to A OK TIRE _________________ Sanford's Sales Leader 322 148U _________________________ FACTORY INVEST WISELY 1 entire city WON K ENSCASE NO. 004213-CA49.L medal building wpartition. demands against thu estate a' .DET.91 Vincent VicchliIIa & wI Loonide, Terms. Call W. Maliczowskl, , PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF sI,oc $595--Heavy Duty 17.95 block on W. 1st Street only mature WIearning ability. SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL SEALED RIDS: All Sanford Avenue. $15,000.00. required, WITHIN REALTOR, 322.7953. Lot 1811k E Sterling Park Un 4. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT op THREE bids shill be AIR SHOCKS ANDY'S CARPET CLEANING 54-Garage Sale 47.AMrtgag Bought 1110,000. WELISTANDSELL Neavyphysicai%yo., RetIrees Painting SAVINGS AND LOAN delivered to the $uperInt.ndant of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP 'IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 151.800. Special Rates for Complexes THE RISNYIRNYN JUDICIAL New Batteries 529.95 _____________________ acceptable. United soivet. &So -_ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ASSOCIATION,. United Sta?esof UPLEXI BR, 1 Bath each. (QCO) Silly .1. Purvis & Carole CIRCUIT $choolsinthe$chool$oardOffico. Free Estimates THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN AND 2ll3FrenchAve.,Sanford FOR ANYONE IN THE IIULTI FAMILY ZONING 3 lots 323.4464 America Corpor.tion, IN AND POE TIME FOR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE, to fill with the CIRCUIT. Recently remodeled. Pine S. to BIlly Jack Purvis & WI Carol SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 00070 KELLCOPAINTING MEl only $10,000, SANFORD AREA 1st &2ndmortgales.We 94:30. Stove, AC, Hoosier cab _______________________ PlaIntIff, SEALED BIDS: Avenue. 133,000.00. Faye Purvls, beginning at the CASU wo. n135.cA48.P clerk of the above court a WrItten SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Newplan also make Real Estate & i. 8. much more. CIVIL ACTION NO. 3 PLUS ACRES, GENEVA 77-Junk Cars Removed PROJECT canterof the Infers, of Mellonvllle JULIA DAVIS, a single statementofanycIalmordern SCOPE AND Quality houjetiold repairs - Ceraméc ____: Rawleigh0lstrlbuto,wanted BEAUTIFUL I BR, 2"2 B home RIME LOCATION Is this 4+ Business loans. Florida CARMEN PEREZ, aIim CAR. CONSTRUCTION: AREA, 18.900 WITH EXCELL. they may have. Each claIm must DIVISION 'ACANT LOTS- 2 Lots approx. & Celery Av, $100. Removal. Residential & Commercial 574.3 acres on PlaintIff, in Loch Anborl Pool I Patio, Rig yard sale: 616 W. 151 SI. the beautiful Wekiva Mortgage Investment, 1104 E. FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS MEN T. PEREZ: and GENE J. ENT preparation of TERMS, 1½ ac. Unrec. Plat. Lake existing roofs and beinwrltlng and must indicatethe Ellen Brown I hb Thomas J. to Free Es? 'BUY JUNK CARS C.H&A, OR. eat.in kit. Fl rm 1 River only $110,000. 61700.46 across from Firestone. Furn., MEINTZSR TILr _______________________ Robinson,.Orlando,. 122-7976. TISCHBR and ROBERTA J. installation of new roofs. Applications are now taken (or basis for the claim, tie name and AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a From SlOto ISO EUGENE WALTON and CARRIE meg whls, books, cameras, & New or repair, leaky Showers our T1SCHER. ratorg,Ized,slsting Parttimehelpat GardenLand, ton of the aidltor or his ags.t TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Call 3fl-lô2l; 322 4460 WALTON, hIs wife, etc., it al CONTRACT. Yours for )WNER WILL HOLD MOR. specialty, 75 yrs Exp. $49 Creative Surfaces II c. Defendants. work will be lit under this contract 1100 W. lit Mature woman ACRE PLUS IN HASTINGS 50-Mscellaneous for Sale or attorney, and the amount under the laws of the United States 166.0001 TGAGE on 10 acres with of America, NOTICE OF ACTION --------lop Dollar Paid for jUnk & Used (PALATKA AREA), 4 TO over 25 preferred, Iws. I claimed. lithe claIm Is nil yet described in these contract to 3 Carport Sale: mainly tools & NOTICE OP SALE deeded access to the St. Johns 8. ext , wallpaper, wall texing, TO: PLAINTIFF, cars, trucks & heavy equipMcii. ttwu Fri. till the end of CHOOSE FROM 16.500 EACH, documents. The Owner.Contr.ctor misc. items. Some furn Fri. 8. SEMINOI.0 COUNTY BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN due, the data When It will become VS. River only $38,000. JUSTLISTED2BR,lflhomein Clock Repair WILSONMAIER FURNITURE wood staining. Free Ext. After CARMEN PEREZ, a.k.a OR WILL TRADE FOR LO. $3.90 menl. 32? 5990 ___________________________ Agreement to be used will be AlA due shall be stated. If the claim 1$ I hr. to start. _!thOOI. Sat.,95,411ElliottAve. OFCOMMI$$IONINS that pursuant So Summary Final CCCM on fenced lot. 30x10 you have called the rest call BUY,SELL,TPADE CARMEN T. PEREZ s y LV ES TEN NOLAN 0 A101, Wi? edition. CAL PROPERTY. 4 SSUME 714 pd MORTGAGE NOTIcES OP PUBlIC Judgment of Foreclosure enter cntungunt or unliquldated, the TIRRELL, JR., unmarrIed, covered patio, overlooking ______________________ 31 •ISF.FlrstSt. the best $67 5592. 411 Howe Street 3275622 --- -----GWALTNEYJEWELER nature of PLACES FOR EXAMINING the uncertainty shell be 78-torcycIes NIARINS 21-Situatinj Wanted In the case of JULIA DAVIS. a pool, C-H&A, eat.in kit, Fl rm on this lovely 3 BOrn, 2 lath Apartment 4.0 55-Boats & Accessories ___ -DIFENDANT 201S,ParkAve. 314' PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE BID DOCUMENTS: The School Tbi* t..iiI,wila 1a..a.bt, •.. a ...a liiJ, -- IIUIIHhII B I - i .4 v stated. lithe claim is sacia'id. Cli. v,, .w .i tinni The Tlme'Tested Firm 1. more. Only 110,000. ___________________________ "w. home with CAICH. Greet Beds, Dbl. motel ES. & Matt., -._----NOTICE Miranar, Puerto Rico 00807 OF ACTION .3226509 IN OSTEEN. COULD BE 3 Board Office, 1*11 Mellonvllle Commissioners will holds PublIc EUGENE WALTON and CARRIE seCurity shall bedISCribedThe TO: location only eg.RealEstateBrolier Exp sect avial PART TIME, $45,010. A OK T IRF $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1213 J Paintlng&Reppr 372 7150 YOU ARE HEREBY Ave., SanfOrd, Florida 32771 The LOTS. 51,100 TOTAL. GOOD ROBSONMARINE Claimant shall delIver sufficient HearIng in Room 103 of the - WALTON. his wife, etc. it al FANTASTIC new custom built Sanford area. Write P.O. Box s.French.323_7310. NEW IIRES$1919&Up ______________________ SYLVESTER NOLAN D NOTIFIED that an action to Daimwood Derryberry Paveichak TERMS. ?fl7 Hwy. 17-92 Copies Of the claim tithe Cleft to Seminole County Court Nouw, Defendants, in lbs CircuIt Court. in , Sanford, Fl. 32171 or call all today for INDIVIouAL 2113 French Ave. Sanford foreclose a mortgage on the Partnership, 210 South Hwy. 1742, Sanford, Fla. 32771 esSmaking ________________________ enable the clerk to mall one cepy TEERELL in,, attention. Sanford, Florida on June 10, 980 cud for Seminole County, Trent PaInting I Repair 323.4114 aft s for details. wevery imaginable featurel ,Idsco following property In Seminole Cassalberry, Florida 32707 Local 2'.ACRES, PAVED ROAD, tO lICh Personal riiIsiIIlef lvi. Closedrestaurant must liquidate at 10:00a.m., or as soon tberssftsr Case No. 70.$2f f1 Inlerior& Exterior 2300 sq ftl This home can be 1911 Bonita Ski Boat with tripod, address ---------County, Florida: Plan Rooms OSTEEN. COULD SE 3 OR 4 All PirtOni littergsIed III the immedIately, Many lead & as possible, to consIder a der$ignedCl.rkwillsellalpublic yours for $93000. $TIMPU 125 Jotinion rebuilt motor & Alterations, Dressmaking YOU ARE NOTIFIED thaI an Lots 21 and 22 In Block SoS 79-Trucks.Trailers OBTAINING .Iarold LOTS. 512,500. TERMS BIDDING 24-11S$S0PPO11Uflltiis ,copper Tiffany.type hanging Development ii Regional Impact. saletoffilhlghestafldblstbldder estate to Whom a Copy CI Ibli action for foreclosure ala mo.. trailer, 1900 or best offer. 373 ---SANLANDO SPRINGS, TRACT DOCUMENTS: Bidders may Drapes, Upholstery -, AVAILABLE, lamps. All are hand made, The Delopmcut Regional for cash at the West door of the NotiCo Of AdministratiOn REALTOR 322489 JUST FOR YOU 3 BR, 18 home 5168. NO. 4. accordIng to the Plot obtain documents by phoning the 3230707 mailed are requIrr, WITHIN tgaØe has been flied against you 1st come, 1st serveopaortuni A different, and 70" diameter impectcenslsssofap,.pmai from Seminole County 77 Ford Explorer, spoke wheels, in Wynnwood on a beautifully IULTIPLE LISTING lEN PtioIoi'apt cu you are required to serve a VICE ttwreofa$,ecordedun Flat Icoki, office of the ArchItect, 300.134 2½ACRESPINE& PALMETTO for 3 ambItious people this with many pieces. FIo.'lda Power Conperatlen to Sanford. 10' Aluminum Jon Boat with Seminole landscaped lotI Pan Fl rm, 351 Cleveland, auto I AC, only County, THREE MONTHS FROM THE tealty, Inc. Page 13, PublIc Records of 2110, after the following date: of your written dilinsis, if __________ _,,.j NEAR LAKE HARNEY, DATE OF THE FIRST month. 131381$. 4200701 oars. Like new, $95. 327.47 instalta235gVTr vet: 340445s, $3.UL 436 Auto Sales, 560 Hwy Din, area, ww carpet, Ig patio nLi., Florlda,atffieho.jrolll:IS..m, any. to It on JOHN SPENCER SemInole County. FlorIda, AprIl 2, 1S0. 57,900 WITH LOW DOWN GtioinIng&Bo.,jng OP after 5. THIS onthellstday 01Apr11, 1N0,that PUBLICATION 436. Casselberry, 531-8399. Wedding photography by John frtheFlerIdapoworp1em & lots morel BPP SERVICE ___________________________ ROBINSON, plahntifl's attorney, has been IlIad against CARMEN PAYMENT. REALTORS.MLS .laO&. I,,.aIW U Uli SB ass IUi ,a,ai a,S., ...s NOTICE. to liii mmiv SPEcIFIED BONDS: fla Motel Bedspreads for sale, CONTRACT, Just $37,500. CulIum. Free engagement '"p PEREZ, aka CARMEN neiose .oiress Is 1018 Volusla . $uc5flI bidder Wuafi provide. each Call till 10 p.m. daily. 1914 GMC ~ ton, 4 wh drive, Animal Hayen Grooming 1, Section? Township II, Range 29, beIng in lemlnele Cewuty, Florida shiv may hive that Photos or color SolO, 3238255, enge His Avenue, SuIte 290. Daytona leach, PEREZ, and GENE J. TI$CHEN 59--Musical IMrchandise LAKE FRONT. NICELY _-_--__ 321 0690 validity of the decedent's will, dual whls, lust rebuilt auto, rformance, Paymool amid west aIol she northern rIgiit.et. detalbed ii f011oWs, Boarding Kennels Thermo 3235774' UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 2B - 24 Hrs. the Florida, 32011, on or before AprIl and ROBERTA .1. TI$CHEN,' cud Guarantee Contract lend cud a WOODED LOT NEAR PB, PS $7,500 FIRM. 3231917 of stat controled heat, oil floor custom built home on Crystal t• tile nge lilIeS the Ninth qualiilcafloius of the irsonaI 31 ,,. ni original wIsh YOU cerequwedfeeerveacepyef Color portable TV: console color OVIEDO & CFU. af I S. Bond as called for in the Can't find it? Try usl Over 11 sleeping boxeS We cater to County LIne. Lk chainl 70' sc porch - - Tree Service 38145 g ii the last 498 fg of rlpreiimit$$lvs, or the venue or me Clerk of thIs court either IANDYMAN 3 BR, 1",B. Shaded your writt _-.,. if any, Is II spec Nlcalio.is. TV; Storeo AM.FM tape brand new pianos I organs in V'" Iii. j'S34. cor lot. $25,500, overlooking lake & every These In attendance will be the SElf. of the SEV., $idleN 33, jurisdIctIon Cl me CoWl, service on plalritlfrs attorney or on L PHAIR ABNER. if TURN. ________________________________ player 1. recorder; miscell. HIGHWAY .1 FRONTAGE, All bHo mull be receIved beSets Stock, including new, used, heard and miften comments may TownshIp 10 feature Imaginable. EPP ti, Range 33 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND immediately thereafter: other. BULL ABNER AND DANIELS, (tie specified tIme cud ondeond aneous Items. 323-6470. Tree Service DeSARY AREA. 15 WOODED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED In rebuilt & reconditioned. We be flied with the County Planner, East, Lgej SERVICE CONTRACT. Only IANDYMAN Investment 2 ö delsult *111 be entered Attems,,s fir PlaintIff, Top, Trim, Removal ess a ACRES - SIDE ROAD AC. don't brag about our low SHOP I, $ulssi h aiw Detailed maps amid pr$sct rapids r-al. keninele csunty, pisrsa WILt. BE FOREVER BARRED. against you for the relIef address Is 147 West hhl0,000. converttodupl.s. Zoned Ho*sQssning Army Bools$11.flpr, CallJimFlInn $317199 - Lyman on the outsIde "Frat" and the CESS $31,500. GOOD TERMS. Deto 01 tekiNI aPlIcaIiSN$ fir fell sad pert 11m prices, our customers do that, ________________________ ce available fir review in the DATED thIs 98th day if Mardi. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS demanded In the co.nplakll or Aveiwat, Post Office Rex $1 t,js . this p, late ill the NalIce of Administration: Cannon Music Co., Longwood Seminiue county . SUPER I BR. 28 home in Park Plefulini . 3lOSanfordAve. Winter Park. Florida, 32798, and name of tile bidder. The IdiesI 3225791 I!SSISC! April 3. 1 wIN Village Shopping Center, SR 'ACIOUS 3 Housewives Cleaning Service p, DIvisIon, leom 310 SemInole (SEAL) Ridge, nicely landscaped lot, The prty prorj. tIle lb. .r,IIn.k with the Clerk CI - Board of Semunule County aga Victor Roy WIIIIUII*y Ji' 131, I bi E of I-I. 3395%0, Personalized, fast, dependable Arthur N. licheifti, Jr. formal Dl, latin kit., cot. John Dun 112 home 1 garden County Court Ness. Sanford, FIrm,w-brlckFP,eat.inkltl is descried as Islls: West *38 theabeveslyledCswtenorbefo,s reserves me rlgtit ii accept or lIENS fir 1*111 tIme icfliss Al POrSInal Bepreseiitative shaded lot. 131,000. Regular or I time basis FlorIda, The meilk may be Clerk ii Nil CircuN CItIeS many more extras., BPP SEP. rctor wgrass cutter, tiller, IslIhlleNulandIS,DIXII,aspe, AprIl 31, $911, gtharwise..a rsdonvsralI5orwolveany 'CImace tsr *sami Of me 15t$te Wedowastiwindows BARROW'S WELDING rake & seek Spreader. By: CynthIa Practor continua trim time in time VICE CONTRACT. You'll love 4775094, map In pies Seek 3. pag, 983, ludgmens may be adored .iaket lntirmaljtl* In lbs bidding. No NORMA I WILLOUGHBY SERVICE 321 0517 U, Sam. home w-pooI, schools, OCEITT isund necessary. Further In. it for 1.43,500. •Pald VaetIsi PublIc Racvds of $emhnsle youforlluergllefdemanded$n this bids shell be wwtia era Deceased FRANK C. WHIGNAM. 15G. residential area. Only Honda XL 70, recent top and formatIon may be astainji by .o,. 'asma county, Fforida. Wonder what tu do with Two! complaint ir pitiflen. $ (JIU period Cl 38 calendar dag sub. $54980. For Sale Used office eqpt. Desk, overhaul. Custom built utility I boat calling ij o.j, Cl STIN$TROM, MCINTOSH, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL WITNESS my hind cud tile seal Sell One - The quick easy WITNESS my lviid amid the Sill sequent to me sponing CI bids EII$IS $II'IU REPRESENTATIVE: filing cab. & chairs. Many JUUAN trailers, truck racks & misc, of ffij load of County 2565 Wont-Ad way. The magic on 17 Mardi, lilt. Of said court en March 17,1981 - wllhsut the cOnsent Cl She Islet Park 'J 222.2420 W.V. WINDIIW1IOLI l.SISdwn, energy sayer. 3 BR, SEIGLER REALTY Items to chooie from, English repairs. of Our Items el spsre$lss asp suN peer $45fl , , COLSINT & WHISISAM Cimmissioners number Is 322-2411 or 131.9993. (SEAl.? (SEAL) Dole 11.1$ 31 day t#a,ch. l WIiide.u.udsi. Names Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?. 2'R, choke area, kit., eqpt., P'$(i' Sank Bldg $4fo Seminole county ARTHUR H. IICKWITH JR. BROKER ARTHUR It. UCKWITH JR. The Icheel Beard CI 92, 50.ofSanfgrd.33U721. WW carpet, CIlIA, All PA York 3 ton condener vii:, 1 P.O. 55* *310 Florida CLERK OF THE COURT Clerk if Circuit Court County. Amenitles. P.O. Box 4W 24395.MyrlleAve. APPLY 10hk$ $ANOir Frederick Elec furnace & Sanford. Florida 32771 By; William Kirdiloff, $y Eve Crobires By Ewe Crabtrsi 2525 French sJ 223.2222 4AIIInP.kgelh,.. Oislrnuan 380 Park A evaporator. 373 3930. (lISt 333.3171 CPIW*en - Orlando Santont . Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk 5.*.Wlllp.Layo,, WW POrk. Flirida 32798 !RRIFJC assumption, 515300 l4WPrAvs. Atfeil: Arthur H. SecIWIIti j,. Afterney fir p4j Iff ______2l0640 Puollsh March 19,15 and April 3,9, PublIsh March 18,346. AprIl 3.9. REALTORS StIperlsiIsnds,.I $Ft.. Pick-up TruckCap : (IN) 4444313 dwn, new 3 BR, 21 choice Publish Apr. 3,, Piddleli Apelif, sspa.I 5*0 pa. Ip 1* LawnmowersWeilIhebe7 Publish: April 3.9, 14, 1* _________ _______ _____ _______ publiCIiAprllLt, 1* DEUl cotIntry area. All Amarslfles. -. DIUII DIU33 OET.W DET42 ______pg. ----- -------- -' ' ----.'I ___________________ f AUTO, 301 W lit St. _________________________________________ -Real Estate WANTED - ____ iiiL&1J - - Springs River Run * Spring Oaks * Wekiva * Sweetwater Oaks - . ______________ __________________ " I .,-. _____ _ ____________________ _________________ _________________ _________________________ I - ______ - -- ___________ -- -_____________ - sale _______ _______________ __________ ____________________ -------_______________________ 68-Wanted __________________ I - ( ' CROEETT .e0, ciComo. - , ___________________________ 5 ALL FLORIDA REALTY 2 4 3 9 5 MyrtleAve. ______ __________ ____ - 137* Stoisgs ___________________________ _________________ --- at Jack Prosser Ford. _________ ____ i;ir _' J Ave. ' I1 - , , -, -. 322 0216. -. - - _____________________ 373 4954 & car _______________ -______________________ r.. , _________________________ NIAITY ___________ 322. 9283 ____________ _________ ________ ________ Build to Suit-our lot or yours I _______________________________ ______________________ , , ___________________ - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN _____________________ ____________________ - _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ MORE HOMES THAN __________________________ Garage Sale: 101 E. 10th St., Fri -_________ _____________________ 2Ihr. - LiCensed& Dependable Jessup Heights. 510.000.00. much morel BPP SERVICE ---- --------- ---- misc. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. ___________________________ - specializing in repainting, mt. ____________________ _. 20N.ParkAve. 3324123 briCk home on Ig wooded site TIFFANY LAMPS - ________________________ _______________ , ____ AGINCY - Free Es?. . - ..- - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY MNDwIcN - \ ' _____ -- " ,' - -' ' - - _____ _____ . -. - - - -- .-.- To List Your Business. _____ .._ ________ $ 1 11 _: 0 , . ------'--"- ---.----------------------- --- -- - II __ ____ r _ I TE It' Dm1_322B2611_ ,,' �.;.. .-. 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. .. +............... ........... .. .. ' ........... . - � 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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/a293023fc22a8dac727eecfca6c998a2.pdf d95ab28dcbeee7e293bdc4b2457161cf PDF Text Text - 72nd Year, No. 176—Friday, March 14, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald CUSPS 481.280)—Price 20 Cents Plane Crash Kills U.S. Boxing Team S—Evsnhig HraId £ Hirald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - A Polish jetliner carrying 87 people including a 24member American boxing team crashed on approach to Warsaw airport today, exploding "in smithereens" as it plunged into grounds of a 19th Century fortress. Officials said all aboard were killed, Thursday, March 13, 1NO 'S 1 2..99 . 10 ft 1 i. Airline Names Team Members ANKARA, Turkey UN; - A U.S. Air Warsaw's Okecie International airport the disaster area and that the idenForce C-130 transport plane crashed and is 20 miles from Warsaw itself. tification of the bodies had begun. burned near Adana in southern Turkey Witnesses said the plane fell 2 miles The plane, a Soviet-made llyushun-62 today, killing all 18 Americans aboard, short of the runway and into the grounds is a four-jet, long-range airliner that The Soviet-made 11,62 jetliner with 77 U.S. officials said. of the 19th century Warsaw Citadel carry up to 168 passengers. It was passengers and 10 crew suddenly The U.S. Consulate said six crew where 25-foot earthen walls surround a designed to fly at ranges equivalent to dropped from an altitude of 300 feet as it members and 12 passengers, all fortress. New York-Moscow - about 4,800 miles. neared Okecie International Airport on a Americans, died in the crash of the giant The crash site was obscured by the LOT Polish airlines said the flight left flight froln New York. Hercules turobrop plane that was ap- walls and fire trucks swarmed around Kennedy airport in New York at 10 p.m. The Polish boxing association said that preaching lncirklik Air Base to land. the site. EST Thursday after a three-hour delay among the passengers was a 24-member A Polish boxing official who was on the non-stop flight to Warsaw. The U.S. amateur boxing team, including 16 In today's crash, some witnesses said waiting to greet the U.S. boxing team airline originally said the flight stopped boxers, who were to have taken part in the Soviet-made 1662 jet exploded on said he had sent message of "deep in Montreal, but later said it was a direct matches against the Polish national team impact. sorrow" to American boxing officials, flight from New York to Warsaw. in Katowice and Krakow. Airport sources said the jet reported "The plane crashed into the ground, The last reported air disaster at It was the worst foreign air disaster engine trouble and the pilot had radioed not the buildings," the official said. "It Warsaw airport occurred 26 years ago ever involving U.S. athletes. that he would try an emergency landing was in smithereens. There were some when 80 passengers were killed. Fantastic summer tops at fantastic prices! it Qb 40 1 8 Die In Crash at Warsaw's domestic airport, which was fragments of the tail and wings but that's closer than Okecie. Precautions for an all." emergency landing had been readied at Airport sources said the jet's "black box" flight recorder had been found in the domestic airport. Carlisle. Pa. NEW YORK (UPI) - The following mem 1. Wesson, Ray, team physician; Biloxi, bers of a U.S. basing team were confirmed by the U.S. Amateur Athletic Union and Poland's Miss. S. Wesson. Dolores. his wife, team nurse LOT Airlines as being aboard the plane t . Rodriguez. David, San Diego crashed in Warsaw, Poland, today and were 10. Yfl9, Lonnie. Philadelphia presumed dead. 11. Pimental, George, New York I Bland. Joseph, team manager; High 12. Stewart, Jerome, U.S. Navy, Norfolk. Va Point, N C. pharmacist. 1 3. Steeples, Lemuel, St. Louis 2. Smacqel, Steve, assistant manager, in14. Palomino, Paul, Los Angeles; brother of terpreter; Boca Raton, Fla., previous former world champion Carlos Palomino flelleville. N.J. IS. Robinson. R. "Chuck". Seattle 3. Johnson, Tom "Sarge", national coach; t. Payton, Byron, Troup, Texas Indianapolis; Asst. Coach 1575 U.S. team at I?. McCoy. Andrea, Bedford, Mass. Montreal, gave clinics an Third World coun• ii. Harris, Walter, San Francisco tries for State Department. It. Chavez, Elliott, Fort Bragg, N.C. 4. Robles, Junior, assistant coach; San 20. Anderson, Kelvin, Hartford, Conn. Diego. 21. Lindsey, Byron, San Diego S Radison. John. refereeudge; St. Louis. 22. Clayton, Tyrone, Philadelphia 6 Callahan, Cot Bernard. referee-judge; --Th. - 3.99 Lake Mary Refuses Ti Back Liquor Bill Ex-Longwood Police Chief Dead 3s99 1' t' ---:- - IV .: - 'ki - :11 \ - 3U'( /I rn REITZPIJ SWEAT ...retired In 1973 Reitzel E. Sweat, 69, of 201 tification and was not required to Lakeview Drive, Longwood, died meet those standards, he went back to Thursday afternoon at Florida school and completed all the Hospital-Altamonte of a heart attack. necessary courses and training. Sweat retired in 1966 after 20 years During his years with the police service with the Seaboard Coastline department he counseled young Railroad, where he had been a section people to hold fast to their dreams, : foreman, and then went on to realize pointing to his own experience of By DONNA ESTES (till)' SO him)' liquor establishments and found earlier, the 21 deficiencies he noted Herald Staff Writer thus will regulate their creation itself, this week are new ones. his life ambition of being a police realizing his ambition in police work. officer. He had been in poor health for lie said a good police officer had to The move to limit the number of new "It's much ado about nothing," said Kulbes said he strongly warned some years. liquor licenses for bars and nightclubs in Councilman Hurt Perinchief, adding Bennett not to proceed with any new like public service, be dedicated to Seminole County in 1981 hit its first snag after he had voted against the resolution, construction until all deficiencies are After his retirement from the law enforcement and be willing to railroad, Sweat joined the Longwood work hard. Thursday night, however, "My daddy just flip-flopped in corrected, as required by the code. police reserve, became a radio The Lake Mary City Council in special his grave." Mayor Walter Sorenson reminded the A native of Tyler, Fla., Sweat had dispatcher with the department, and a session refused to support the plan. In other business, City Manager Phil board it will have to make a decision part-time officer. lie was named been a resident of Longwood for 23 rejecting unanimously a resolution Kulbes said he is arranging for repair of when the building permit expires on police chief in 1969 by then-Mayor years. He is survived by his wife, proposed by the Seminole County League time city's front end loader at a cost of whether to issue a new permit. lie said Eloise, three sons, William C. of Ohio, Kenneth Brown, : of Civic Associations to restrict the 1ibout $4,000. lie said he has hired a Bennett is threatening to sue the city if he Sweat said at the time that when the Roy of Longwood and Ray of Tampa; numbers of licenses to be available in rader operator for the city's street is not allowed to continue building and police chief's position became vacant two daughters, Diane Richardson of Seminole County as result of this year's g department. Kulbes reported that for- adjacent property owners are he asked Brown for a chance to head Covington, La., and Glenda Stanley of census. muer-Councilman Lillian Griffin has threatening to sue if the city issues a new the department and Brown granted Longwood, 14 grandchildren, and The league submitted legislation to the agreed to lend the city heavy equipment Permit. his request. Sweat was chief until three sisters, Nina Spicer, Gloria Seminole County Legislative delegation Sorenson said that two new stop signs for road work if the city gets in a bind 1973, when he retired because of ill Gainey and Ruby McRannie, all of calling for the population ratio for liquor were installed on First Street in the past while its equipment is being repaired. Jacksonville. health. licenses to be increased from 1 per 2,500 week, replacing signs removed by Baldwin Funeral Home of Although he had been a police ofresidents to I per 4,000 residents. Kulbes also told councilmen he has someone. He said the latest sign Is ficer before the state passed laws Altamonte Springs is in charge of Larry Cole, president of the league, issued a new list of 21 construction resting In a clump of concrete and while requiring college training and cer- arrangements. - DONNA ESTES. told legislators it is estimated 40 new deficiencies in the house being built by it was taken down, it has not been taken licenses will become available In Terry Bennett on Pine Circle Drive. The away from its site. Seminole by mid-1981. There are fears council lust week told Bennett he has Perinchief said Mr. and Mrs. Jack that the rash of new licenses would en- until his building permit expires to bring Eftonhead should file a formal complaint courage proliferation of nude en- the house into compliance with the city with the police department against those tertainment establishments in the code. motorists who, they say, have been county. Bennett has 47 more (lays before the threatening them. Perinchief said the Councilman Gene McDonald, moving permit expires. The council had been incidents reported by the Eltonheads of for rejection of the resolution, said he considering condemning the house. motorists trying to run them down in the could see no reason for the proposed Kulbes said while Bennett has cleared up street would constitute felony assault, a legislation, that the public will support most of the 17 deficiences in construction serious offense. President To Announce Anti-Inflation plan Today WASHINGTON (UP!) - President deficit, Democratic congressional leaders, Carter today proposes an anti-inflation Increased revenues. The fee would require oil companies to strategy centered around a balanced 1981 who worked closely with the White pay between $4 and $4.40 on each barrel federal budget. His program will Include House, said they have agreed to $17 of Imported oil and would mean an adbillion-dollar spending cuts and new billion In cuts during talks with the ditional IOcentaagallonatthegaspump. revenue schemes that may cost motor- president's economic advisers. Carter also was leaning toward tax Ists another 10 cents a gallon at the gas Carter met for two hours Thursday increases on alcohol and tobacco and pumps. night with Democratic leaders, after changes involving interest and dlvi. Carter, who chose to make the an- which Rep. Jim Wright said: "We have dends. nouncement at a 4:30 p.m. EST been able to pledge to the president ... A tots! o( E.7 billion in state revenue ceremony In the East Boom, decided on this Congress will give him a balanced sharing funds was certain to be 4899 fJ \ / 4 _ ______ to ThisJCPerineyTwo Is Ruling Monday . On Kelly Tapes I U.S. District Judge William H. Bryant is expected to rule Monday in Washington, D.C., on a request from attorneys for U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, ItNew Port Richey, to allow the congressman to see the videotapes which allegedly show him stuffing into his pockets $25,000 given to him by FBI undercover agents as part of the Abscam probe. . ( e... ___________ ____________ ________ . - ., .. ('_ , '- conference, something that is painful, something that Officials said the president has ruled The Cabinet was to be briefed on the we all must sacrifice a little in nobody out one option, which would have suspended the use of credit cards for 90 policy at 2:30 p.m. can expect to escape." Carter is the first president in a decade Sen. Robert Packwood of Oregon, one days. That approach was viewed as too to propose eliminating the budget gap. In of a group of Republicans who met with harsh, they said. 1970, Richard Nixon offered a plan with a Carter, said the president indicated he Packwood said Carter did not discuss 11,3 When surplus for 1971, a fiscal year would impose an oil Import fee, which defense cuts but gave an Impression that eventually ended with a $Z13 billion would generate $7 billion to $10 billion In "defense is close to uncuttable." ' A battery of five attorneys representing Kelly is also asking the court to limit a grand jury subpoena ordering him to turn over appointment books, travel records and telephone logs from Jan. 1, 1979, to the present and all correspondence and files relating to several per- . ' ... Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-Sat. Open 12:30 to 5:30 Sunday. 1. --- r'-- . _ "".. ions Implicated in the FBI probe of political corruption. Kelly contends he accepted the money as part of his own investigation into "shady characters," He returned the money to the FBI the day after the probe became public, except for $174 he said he .." Carter Package May Be Shocking ; - ______ eliminated, balancing the federal budget as the budget." Saturday mall delivery also was on the showpiece of his efforts to stem inflation, Senate Democratic Leader Robert The speech, Intentionally arranged for Byrd said success depends on the chopping block. Carter was expected to clamp down on release after the New York stock "necessity of the American people to see marketacloae,willbefollowedupbya9 thatlfwearegolngtosucceedinthefight the use of credit cards to dampen conp.m. EST nationally televised news against inflation, its going to be sumer spending. great ways charge __ - ' used for lunches because he thought he was being watched. —Outside the budget, Carter may ask WASHINGTON (UP!) — President his balancedbudget goal. Here Is how the program Is shaping up, the Federal Reserve Board to Impose Carter's revamped anti-inflation package, tobe unveiled today, will bean- according to government officials, selective controls on the use of credit Capitol Hill lawmakers and administra- cards. Personal loan restrictions may , diored by a variety of budget cuts also be included, although limits on loans probably $15 billion to $17 billion worth — lion sources: —Carter will seek cuts in the fiscal 1981 for automobiles and home-buying have coupled with some fresh revenue-ralaing budget, which takes effect Oct. 1, In the been discarded because those two areas measures Sources said there could be some neighborhood of $15 billion to $17 billion. are already depressed. —The remainder of the balancing act shocks, d.ilgned to drive down inflation from January's 1$ percent annual rate. would be made up with new revenues Some of the major items earmarked Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Some of Carter's ideas may be too generated from an oil import fee — a for the budget chopping block are: controversial for an election-year controversial plan — and a proposal to revenuesharing funds for states, $1.7 withhold estimated taxes from interest billion; $2 billion worth of fitderal Jobs Congress to stomach Others already have been given dw OK by WhwntW and dividend payments paW to custom- program; $0 million in highway Seminole County Sheriff's Department Computer Systems Analyst lawmakers in order to ensursm. In ad- era of financial institutions and construction; $1.6 billion in edition Dick Telson (rear) and programmer Charles Jackman the stockholders, funds; $00 vance, smnoothuiling on Capitol Hill. million In strstIc oil department's new computer system, which will link all In late January, Carteraiked Congress reserve cuts; and $1 billion in antiSeminole law enforcement agencies with the court and jail, handling to approve fiscal 1981 budget with a Homes recessionary aid t He may also seek to eliminate all crime and arrest records, as well as other jobs. The computer, $15.1 billion (Wicil. th Residents of the Seminole Enforcement Assistance AdMobile Saturday mail service In order to save funded through a federal u t, e Coreulonal Budget Office ministration grant, was recently installed at th e sheriff's depart esid, because of Inflation that deficit Home Park on Highway 17-92 in Fern $500 million, Under the suggested oil import fees, meat offices at the Sanford estimate ban now risen to between $zi Park were evacuated by Seminole and is now undergoing test runs County fi men at noontime today re hJIJ Carter would impose a $4 r barrel billion. before It is connected to the various departments. Work on the Officials say that's how much money because of a valve leak In a 4-foot onlxnportedoil,whlduin turn would add system is scheduled For 1980 through 1981 Carter intends to raise in order to reach cylinder of chlorine gas. a dime to a gallon of gasoline, - 1' 1NNN . . . - . CRIME STOPPER'S NOTEBOOK' I test soon Evacuated a Law ss I 4_ • I -.."-..... . '. r.Y)('e ¶-e%'. ..4 Semino es'Smashieng Season airport, Today Action Reports .................IA Around The Clock ..............4A Bridge ......................... 8A Classified Ads ................ 8-9* Comes ........................ .....................6A Crossword 6* Dear Abby .....................7A ' Deaths......................... IA Dr. lamb ..................... 4A Editorial....................... 4A florida ........................ 3* Horoscope .....................6A Hospital ....................... 3A Nation .........................3* O.elves......................7* .IOA Television ................Leisure Weather .......................IA World ..........................IA See Leiesure Ma azine-`6 �4 Evening 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 1$0 0 - i __ I I. The multimillion-dollar senior citizen apartment complex planned for a tract off old Lake Mary Road in Lake Mary may die. Homer Sewell, represe nting the developers, Lake Villas Ltd., told the Lake Mary City Council Th ursday night that if the project is to go, city officials must get behind th e de velopers' request to the city of Sanford to permit water and sewer connection through the Ramblewood section of Hidden Harbor to Sanford's utility plants. Sewell said the developers have allocated $40,000 to extend utility lines to that area and for connection IN BRIEF Hostage Fate Major Issue As Iran Elects Parliament By United Press International Iran elects a new parliament today that Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeni has promised will decide the fate of the 50 American hostages. Khomeini has said the fate of the hostages, now in their 132nd day in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, will be c":plex, who .could probably least afford to the project will be abandoned. City Engineer Paul Porter said he isn't certa in that the $40,000 is adequate to pay all those costs and that it is not t he most feasible way for Lake Mar y to begin Its sewer system. In addition, Mayor Walter Sorenson said operating costs for the sewer service for the complex would be excessive in that the sewage would have to be pumped through t hree separa te Sanford lift stations in a circular route before reaching the regional plant pay them. in Sanford. Sewell said those costs could be passed on to the developer. Sorenson said the costs would ultimately be passed on to residents of the By DAVII) M. HAZIER Herald Staff Writer Less than an hour after it began deliberations, a jury of five men and one woman found Sanford resident James Swain guilty of second-degree murder in the Jan. 15 death of his girlfriend's daughter. Circuit Judge Volie Williams instructed members of the jury Thursday afternoon that they could return several different verdicts against the 51-year-old man, ranging from innocent to second-degree murder, or lesser 50 Hostages Alive: U.S. :11 lees. He said without the utili ty connections WASHINGTON (UPI) — All 50 American hostages in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran apparently are alive, administration officials say, but there is accumulated evidence some are being treated worse than others. The officials said the militants appear to treat worst those diplomats whose names have appeared on em. bassy documents and telegrams that hake been made public by the militants as "evidence of espionage." That includes hostage Barry Rosen, who was shown being examined by a man identified as a doctor, on a television film shown in the United States. charges. But about 45 minutes after they were led from the courtroom, the six jury members announced their unanimous verdict. Swain, of 73 Seminole Gardens Apartments, was guilty of willfully murdering Mary Williams, 21, of 14 Cowan Moughton Terrace, following a fight over whether the victim's boyfriend should continue to live with her in the apartment rented by her mother, Dorothea. The argument be tween Swain and Williams ended as they both left the apartment, going out onto a sidewalk in front of the building. Swain, held without bail at the Seminole Jail since his arrest the night of the murder, faces a maximum life sentence. His fate will be decided following the completion of a pee. sentence investigation by the county probation and parole office, a process taking about 30 to 60 days. Testimony at the trial, which began Wednesday with three and a half hours of prosecution witnesses, ended Thursday morning when defense attorney Albert Fitts of the Public Defender's office rested his case after presenting only two witnesses. Both told the court they had been In Swain's apartment at 10 p.m., when Williams began pounding on the door, demanding to speak to him. They said she was Irritated and angry. Before Swain left, he grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun he kept behind a couch. Swain said he was going to call the police to take her away. PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) -National guardsmen today were patrolling the area around the hospital in which ailing Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi is expected to undergo surgery for the removal of an enlarged spleen. t?.I*L He a lth But Assistant Sta te's Attorney Don Mar- ri... viiiuiii in. Jo . . I - 0 BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - Leftist guerrillas holding the Dominican Embassy and 20 diplomats including the U.S. ambassador said today they are eager to reach, "an immediate agreement" with the blestone reminded the jury Mary Williams was unarmed and stood far beyond striking range from Swain. He told them she might have been a problem for him, an angry wo man invading his apartment to scream at him. "But she didn't deserve what she got," percent rates soon in the face of the higher cost of money, he concluded, reminding them killing is not Justified when the ki ller can get away from danger or solve his problem In any other manner. nation's gambling mecca say critically ill patients may have been killed by a nurse nicknamed "Death's Angel" whose co-workers placed bets on who would die each day. Police and Clark County district attorney's office investigators confirmed Thursday they began an investigation last week "in relation to an incident or incidents at Sunrise Hospital." They refused, however, to disclose details. "It makes me as sick as anything I can think of," hospital administrator David Brandsness told reporters Thursday. arruted and in liheUon u he broke, into the home of Leonard Terry, 1706 W. 12th St., Sanford, Thuraday morning. Hicks entered Terry's house between 10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. Thursday, taking $2,325 In Jewelry and two guns, police •' 'the iñãouncement came in a communique from the group, known as M-19, delivered to UPI in the morning mail in a plain brown envelope with no return address. ; .. • . 0 .. ••1 say. Hicks was arrested after allegedly selling a 16-gauge shotgun, taken from the apartment, police say, adding they suspect a second man, not yet arrested took part in the WEATHER By United Press Interna tional NATIONAL REPORT: Snowflakes "the size of sliver ollara" belted New York City, slicking, roadways and snarling he area's transportation system. In South Carolina, flood Waters forced more than 100 people from their homes -some Iad to be rescued by boat, . Wind-whipped snow and sleet glazed roads in the etropolitan New York area Thursday night. , "I've never seen such snowflakes," one woman walking through midtown Manhattan said. "They were the size of Mlver dollars. ,'~- The high winds were part of the counter-clockwise cir. mlaUon around the powerful system that had brought a ilariety of precipitation to the Midwest and South. ol AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 60; overnight 58; yesterday's high: 78; barometric pressure: 30.15; latIve humidity: 70 percent; winds: northwest at 16 m.p.h. SATURDAY'S TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs 6:21 a.m., 6:49 p.m.; lows, 11:56 a.m,,12:31 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) % I REA DEATH ________________ _ 0 COL JMIL F. NORDGIIEN ol, Karl E. Nordgrcn, 74, U.S. Army Bet., of 14 Reynolds ad, Rogers, Ark. died Mardi 13 in Rogers. is was native of Sweden and lived In Sanford for many L He was past President of the Sanford Kiwanis Club. rvtvors Include his wife, Mrs. Lana Nordgrsn Rogers; two *Iws, Oka G. Nordgren, Pine City, N.Y., and Gustaf 0. rden of Sanford. Funeral service, will be Monday at the I, National Cemetery, Faystleyllis, Ark, K,llhion Funeral pa, Rogers, Ark., In Charge ofaangeuients. lItiMid ' Friday. Mardi 14, 1110—Vol. 72. No. iN psalished Daily aad Sea'.!. •UNI kIw'.v ev I-Herald. lie.. N. Preac* Ave.. Iu1edt 23l Fldfld$ 32171 i ,1 4C pgo paid at • W* 0, • • • C M.nIM Is-Na N* O.I4vsrv: We*. N slats: MPML $30, I$.7ISC Mla*L v*. on... .v a's w.pk.1I.Ila Tsar, nue. us..., -. 0 -. charges against him in other states, say deputies, who have been preparing paperwork to extradite him since the arrest. On Thursday, Riggall pleaded guilty to one charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and one count of grand theft from Sun Bank, before Circuit Judge Voile Williams. FREE AZALEAS? quite, but Jack Homer, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive manager said today anyone who buys 10 azalea plants will get one free, just like the one displayed by I I-year-old Scott McAeier. The azaleas will be on sale at the Not the extra day in leap year. Galadriel won a local radio contest by checking in at 12: 10 8.111. Pinto Meningitis Not Death Cause TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - An autopsy has revealed James Roth, director of the division of land sales and condominiums and a close friend of Gov. Bob Graham, died of meningococcemla, a rare bacterial the $8,400 bond on Norris. No information on the fate of the minor could be obtained, Semi nole Appraiser Saves County $4,500 David Voss, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, said Thursday tests showed the 41-year-old Roth did not the from meningitis as doctors initially believed, but from the rare disease that attacks the bloodstream. HRS statistics show only 20 cases of the disease were FICTITIOUS HAMS Advisory Panel Urges ImpactFees' tayen siIOIIEd suer. eHy the cost NO FAULT • DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE LOW MONTHLY PAY * 0, TONY RUSSI I NSURA NC! It TA 1417L Fr.sCU,. Flinn Denies Sex Charges f ,_ 170 V' .. _0 ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -Rep. Gene Flinn has denied in sworn testimony he ever tried to force his female legislative aides to siIsnit to sexual advances or else lose their jobs. Flinn, D-MIamI, testified briefly Thursday before the House Select Committee appointed to investigate his , __ - - .* • ' O_r 'Gold ' The Florida Vote - . t SIMINOLIMIMOIIAL HOSPITAL MARCH 13,101 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Cecil Carlton Sarah L. England Annie P. Lock* Michael R. Morgan lusie Snyder John Sutton Cora Taylor Cecil R. Todd Charles Trinowskl, Sr., D.Bary Gertrude L. Baster, Maitland Outward D. Scrlbnsr, Osteen Ernest and Sar ah England, a baby boy, Sanford oscitaaois Sanford: Harry S. Garvin Naomi Glover M11id L. Kirby Donald S. Pt Iiasgsr Charles S. Weesals Cynthia 111- Kostival and baby owl Dorothy T. Sailey, Dollom MI*Id Ow,., DeNos'ia James R. Craig, 011een L$ smith, Ostean Marqirof Swenson, Illinois Caper' Suspended Dade County School Superin- without explanation by the state attorney's office -Jones said tendent Johnny Jones, charged with theft in the "gold plum- he realized after checking financial records kept by his wife tAng caper," has told investigators two differing stories a bout that he had made an error in his first sta tement. how begot the money to make the downpayment on a $121,000 "No sta tements made by me were made knowing same to vacation tune, court records show, ha ve been false," he said in the affidavit. "I f ind that I mad. In a sworn statement filed Tuesday In circuit court, Jones vertently, t hr ough error, made a mistake." says $36,000 of t he $31,610 downpayment he paid a Naples In the statement, Jones said his wife found a tota l of $40,000 homnebuilder was money his wife's uncle had hidden in his cash in her uncle's fireplace last October, but gave $16,000 of fireplace. Jones said his wife, Mattye, found the money last that to her brother. October, when she went to her dying uncle's home in MissisJones told investigators his wife's la te uncle kept the cash in an unused fireplace "because he distrusted banks." But records ml 4½ hours of interrogation by Investigators Also f iled in court Tuesday -and also withdrawn -was a from the Dade State Attorney's office Feb. 19 showed Jones document naming Mattye Jones as a material witnesses In the Mid he borrowed $15,000 from his mother to help make the investigation that began when a plumbing contractor tipped a dowmça)ment, Miami's two major newspapers repor ted. local television station that $000 worth of gold-plated In tie statement filed Tuesday — but later withdra wn plumbing fixt ures had been ordered by the school system. MMMI (UP!) -I i ng Plumb' ' - 323-2300 D JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WED.,FRI., SAT4 SUN. SAM till: iS PM Located In The Rear Of The Sanford Village Super Flaa Market. The revenues are raised by applying a School Head May Have Told 2 Stories conduct. HOSPITAL NOTES time yet, hsck-up L o.aI6o& D.D.. FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS The $227.7 10 SIRTHS I - - -?,---,, ~Ii it., PLANS inrovssnents Its committee has been meeting for levees) wicks to required by new developments. review a compilation of all rules and regulations relating to "We've akesdy paid," elm, said. "It's not fair that we m1d land dOVSICpmIOt that huopr.psredby the county's Land pay spin." Deve4ment Depirunent. The cuiwuuittee was al asked to But.MIsadded,bnlwovemeàts have tobspsid for son*,ay. '°°' of lbs discosi s. wiric 'zpiainei tivat tim, c,nmmittee's rgcgmcontroversial of these being Impact fees. inendetion Is not b'ag on the county. Many developers opposed to atch fees. 'Itsy say the cost A u retp'jem, are finalized, which is will be passed on to the l*nmé buyer. But beyond that, they toocawmuraduy,thsywllitbsnbeccsajderedby the c.m's have said lbs fee will be paid by new buyers In an area when i agency 11 coisety planning and zoning coinothers In the county also will get the benefits of widened roads WAlisim and us COUDt), coUl"flcfs, - UTO INSURANCE — By a 302-107 vote, the House passed the tax: Residues of a TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI) pesticide banned in the United States have been found on two samples of Mexican produce arriving in Florida, according to Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. "The two adulterated samples were found among 57 taken from Mexican shipments to be analyzed. We are not absolutely certain about the health hazard at this time but the residue level is definitely a violation of Florida law," Conner said Thursday. He said the residue was confirmed on samples taken In Pompano Beach and Miami. . ~,,-19 3 ft)rn ( Senate oil tax Thursday and sent It to the Senate, Florida: 12 Democrats, 3 Republicans 70 percent tax rate to oil discovered by which is expected to act late next week. big oil companies before 1979. Newly Democrats for: Bennett, Fascell, In a statement, Carter urged the Fuqua, Gibbons, Hutto, Ireland, Lehdiscovered oil would be taxed at 30 Senate to pass it "promptly." But wind- man, Mica, Nelson, Pepper, Stack. percent, as would heavy oil a nd tertiary fall cri tics pledged a Senate fight to kill crude. Democrats against: Chappell. the bill, and Sen. Henry Bellmon, R Independent oil producers, who have Republicans for: Bafahis, Young. Okla., said he may try a filibuster. found 90 percent of new oil fields, will Republicans against: Kelly. Carter said once the Senate passes the only pay a 50 percent tax rate on the first tax, "Our country will be well on Its way 1,000 barrels of old oil produced daily and to securing our energy future," programs, the tax pegs only $34 billion 30 percent on the first 1,000 barrels of The tax, which would start this month for energy and transportation programs, newly discovered oil, and last a decade, gains for the Treasury The bill makes $136 billion of the revenue Oil companies would keep $fll billion of the windfall, even after paying all $277.7 billion of the $1 trillion officials available for future tax cuts, About 20 million families could be ne fit federal and state taxes. Their total expect oil producers to earn because of the phasing out of federal price controls. from $57 billion the bill reconunends be federal tax bill would be $585 billion, Although Carter wanted windfall spent for home heating aid between 1982 including the windfall tax. State revenues used for energyrelated and 1990. That is in addition to $3.15 governments would get $119 billion. - e f billion to help low-income Americans pay fuel bills during fiscal 1981. sweeping victory in the House behind it, It also provides $8.6 billion to faces a tough fight in the Senate despite WASHINGTON (U 11111 - Here is how businesses and $600 million to individuals pleas from President Carter for swift Florida legislators voted Thursday on the who install energyconserving devices. action, passage of a crude oil windfall profits Pesticide In State Produce - i Challenges to the death penalty law Itself said. "We all have nightmares and we have to could drag the process out still longer. No one live with the way they died. If Gacy didn't get has yet been executed under the statute, which the death penalty, then who would?" has been in effect nearly three years. Prosecutor Terry Sullivan said he felt a The jury of seven men and five women took sense of "hollow satisfaction," "Justice has two hours and 15 minutes to decide Gacy been done," he said. - WASHINGTON (UP!) Roth died Wednesday. l of his victims, is only "round one" in a legal battle that could last for years. Gacy was sentenced Thursday to die in the electric chair June 2 for the sex slayings of 33 young men and boys — the nation's record for murder charges against an individual. The execution will be delayed — perhaps for a year or more — by appeals. But some relatives of Gacy's victims said they are ready now to see Gacy the. deserved to die for his crimes. That was only "I'd be willing to pull the switch," said slightly longer than the one hour and 55 Harold I'iest, the father of the last of Gacy's minutes the same panel needed Wednesday to victims, Robert Piest, who was 15 when he find Gacy guilty, rejecting defense arguments disappeared in late 1978. he was an insane man compelled to kill. Piest's body and three others linked to Gacy Jury foreman Ronald Beaver said as many were found floating in rivers. The corpses of as nine jurors had reservations about the mast of the other victims were buried in the death penalty when the panel began its fetid, worminfested crawl space under Gacy's deliberations on the question. He said they suburban house. were won over one by one to believe Gacy's The prosecution during Gacy's five-week crimes deserved the ultimate penalty. trial presented evidence showing Gacy lured The victims' families, some of whom broke his young victims to his home with promises of into applause when the sentence recommenjobs, drugs or money. He then "conned" them dation was read, praised the jury's decision. into handcuffs and killed them with a corn"I have no sympathy for him," said Eugenia plicated "rope trick" that left them %%Tithing in Godzik, mother of victim Gregory Godzik, who convulsions before their death. was 17 when he disappeared in 1976. "He's Among the witnesses was a young man who done too much." described in graphic detail a night of sexual Ken Piest, 26, Robert's brother, said he was WINAMAC, md. tUPI) — 'l'he Ford Motor Cu, says it was Thursday to replace Henry Ford II, said the verdict demonvindicated by i ts acquittal in the Pinto trial. The pre'cutor stratetl 'there must be responsibility on the part of those who In Pleased To Announce / j' says tie hopes the landmark case "sends a message's to the use products" as well as those who design and build them. the Opening 01 His Office auto industry to pay attention to safe design. The landiiiark criminal case tried before Judge Harold H. For the Practice 01 A Jury deliberated 25 hours before announcing Thursday the Staffeldt was aimed at introducing a new era of corporater state did not produce enough evidence to prove the nation's No. liability and already has produced increased efforts to tighten 2 automaker was guilty of reckless homicide in the deaths of Monday thru Saturday safety regulations and imike safer autos. Judy Ulrich, 18, her sister, Lyn, 16, and cousin I)omm, 18. and Evenings by Appointment The National I lighway Traffic Safety Administration, whose The Aug. 10, 1978 fiery, rearend crash of the girls' 1973 Pinto warning of a high rate of fire deaths led Ford to recall the Pinto RIFTWOOD VILLAGE resulted in a 19-month fight which pitted Ford and its attorney, for fuel system changes, is investigating the need for tighter t 1 55 49 W. LMEMARY BLVD . 323-2301 former Watergate prosecutor James F. Neal, against a band of fuel safety integrity regulations. mostly volunteer lawyers armed with the nation's first Auto companies are experimenting to find pater gas tanks, 1111111:1 :02 ! criminal indictments against a corporation, perhaps made of plastic, which won't split open in crashes. Neal, who celebrated with champagne at news of the verdict, it took the Pulaski County jury four days to reach a verdict -Isaid, "We have proved our case in the heartland of America. because juror James A. Yurgilas, a mobile-tiome salesman, Where did you At Jan's Produce"I have always said the Pinto is comparable to all other cars held out for conviction. Jury foreman Art Selmer, a retired buy the Try them you'll and the jury has agreed," he said. farmer, said the first vote was 84 in favor of acquittal, and the beautiful like themProsecutor Michael A. Cosentino, embittered about the margin gradually shifted to 11-I during more than 20 votes. vegetables? defeat, said, "I suppose this means manufacturers can make Stuffeldt kept the jury working until 3 a.m. Thursday, any kind of car they want and the public can choose." allowing them to get it few hours rest before they resumed Cosentino said he hoped the Pinto case "sends a message to deliberations at 10 a.m. the board rooms of corporations" to pay attention to safe Several jurors said they were not convinced the Pinto is safe, design. but agreed Cosentino failed to prove several key points, Auto-industry critic Ralph Nader said the case will have a especially ttuit Ford "recklessly failed to warn" owners the far-reaching impact. car might be dangerous. "It has informed millions of Americans not only about the The crash came two months after Ford recalled 1.5 million dangers of the Pinto but about the need'to prosecute corporaPintos for fuel-system modifications. The recall announcetions for criminal behavior," Nader said in Washington. Ford directors cheered when informed of the verdict (luring ments did not say there was danger of fire in a rear-e nd 0. C011iSion. a board meeting. Board Chairman Philp Caldwell, elected billion oil windfall profits tax, with a reported statewide In 1979. fly D1ANEPEYK Herald Staff Writer or better traffic signals. Others have said the road improvements would not have ______ Thursday been The landuseadvlaoeycc.nmlttee necessary if not for the new developments, so each recommended the county commission begin Charging builder rntt pay for the Impact of his construction. developers for traffic signals, road widening and other ex. "Some members of the committee say we shouldn't have penics made necessary by their conatntIen projects,. impact few" said committee member Gaylene Wirick. Known as impact fees, these charges should be applied when "oti want to strangle all developers." building permits are toud, the committee said. • jft flp& a middle gr 4 that The committee adwowledged, however, that Impact fees is equitable. would not generate enough revenue lo solve all of am county's "it's like NLIIkI (Conaty Attorney Nikki Clayton ) said — problems caused by Increased traffic. Comently.it decided development Is like aper game; you have to ante-up before to ask the county commIssioners to seek additional sources of you c make a LIEd on yet revenue a nd implement those along with the Impact fees Mrs. Wklck said she dosa not th" le County ink all Semino 0 0 of Mass murderer John Acquittal Delights Ford Windfall Bill Faces infection. _!! N!_ M -f J4 '1J. NA. t 14'1. 1.,..6. 1 0 dissidents. About 25 men were Inside the concrete block building in east Orange County discussing formation of a new group, a branch of the Illinois-based Christian Patriots Defense League. Two of the dissidents, Jesse Sands, 51, and Harlan Hagen, 45, were beaten. When the material tested out to be a controlled substance, police raided the room, arresting the pair and confiscated drugs with an estimated street value of $15,000. On Thursday, County Judge Wallace Hall declined to reduce — FAMILY DENTISTRY ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - A circuit judge said all they had to do was answer questions about a Ku Klux Klan raid, but four men, fearing reprisals, preferred to go to jail. The men were summoned to the Orange-Osceola state attorney's office in the Investigation of a March 3 incident In which 20 robed men armed with rifles interrupted an organizational meeting of some Klan NOBAILCHANGEINDRUG CASE An Ohio man arrested in Sanford on charges of drug dealing Wednesday remains in the county jail in lieu of $8,400 bond. David M. Norris, 20, of Cincinnati, and his girlfriend, a Cincinnati juvenile, were arrested in Room 140 of the Holiday Inn at Lake Monroe after he allegedly sold a vial of cocaine to a police informant in the room. Seminole County. James D. Riggall could be extradited to face some of the day. the last days of the sale. Proceeds front with depositing with intent to defraud by Seminole deputies. azalea sales go to the city beautification project. A computer check of his background turned up a ibng list of -. In return for the pleas, the state's attorney's office dropped charges of bank fraud and carrying a concealed weapon, which had been filed against him. Riggall cannot be taken to another state for prosecution until he Is sentenced in Seminole. RIGGALL PLEADS GUILTY A man deputies say is charged with writing several hundred bad checks In Texas, Alabama and other states, pleaded guilty Thursday to some of the charges brought against him in other charges against him within 30 to 60 days, upon cornpatio of the Sanford civic center with volunteers pletion of a pee-sentence investigation, A 25-year-old native of Hereford, Tex., Riggall Was arrested on duty from S a.m. until dark today and SatürJan. 17 outside the Longwood branch of the Sun Bank, charged 4 Men Prefer Orlando Jail To Klu Klux Klan Reprisal and .Jim l'homaii (right), whose daughter Galadriel Therese (cen(er) was the first child born in central Florida on Feb. 29, IN BRIEF 1 CHICAGO (UPI) Wayne Gacy says his death sentence, delivered to the sound of applause from the families torture at Gacy's hands. pleased with the sentence but, "This is not After the sentence was imposed, defense going to change anything. My brother's not attorney Sam Amirante said, "Gacy talked coming back. I've got to live with this." about this being round one." Kane Betlej, sister of victim Richard Amirante said there is no way of knowing Johnson, said she opposed the death penalty Herald Photo by Tom Vincent how long the appeals process will stretch, lie before her brother disappeared but changed noted, however, Illinois law provides for an her mind after meeting other victims' families The best time to win a contest is when you d on't automatic appeal of all death penalties to the she called the "living victims." even enter. That's what tiappt'iied to Sanford tatc Supreme Court. "it was too much. It was just too much," she residents Nikki (left) EARLY BABY. BIG WINNER , burglary. ______________ proposal. PWIIIfl Authorities in the I 0 1 Tol---"q V I 9 _"-., T I~4i ml Sale Saturday in advance by calling 322413, =41W or 3n4o. — \ 6" WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) -Rosalynn Carter, unruffled and unharmed by a minor hotel fire that prompted her evacuation, today told White House aides she would deliver a planned speech despite the early morning disruption. A busy Secret Service agent refused to comment on the situation, but said Mrs. Carter had been moved to the nearby Holiday Inn Plaza. He said she told the staff traveling with her that she would deliver a speech scheduled for 10 a.m. CST to the White House Conference on Families at Wichita State University. r izer - Rosalynn Escapes Blaze Notice is hereby given that $ am The foresight of Seminole mailed to homeowners earlier how many property assessed valuation tax rate as made up. engaged In business at 3" tghs, 6:18 a.m., 6:41 p.m.; Iowa, 11:49 a.m., 12:20 p.m.; County Property Appraiser this year. homeowners are eligible for last year or goes to the "The state has to go one of Marigold Rd., Cisseiberry, Fla., YPORT: highs, 11:51 a.m.,1:01 p.m.; lows, 6:46 a.m., 6:58 Terry Goembel will save the The tax exemption is the additional exemption," maximum allowed by law: $8. two ways," 'Layer said. 33707, Seminole County, Florida m. co unty's taxpayers about available only to homeowners Suber said. The reduced rate will be "Property assessments have under the fictitious name of BOATING FORECAST: St. Agastiae to Jupiter Wet, 0t $4,500 and make it easier for who have been residents of AVENUE COSMETICS, Suber "gueastlmated" that. shown on homeowner's tax to be raised to off-set the loss FIFTH .l t hat i Intend to register $Sid Miles: A small craft advisory is in effect. Winds becoming Ut.I courthouse office to begin Florida for five years or 60 percent of the county's bills in November, or the state Legislature has to nam, with the Clerk of the Circuit t 15 to 20 knots today, northerly 15 knots tonight and implementation of the $25,000 more. Included on 'the 35,060 to 40,000 homeowners Most other property ap- raise some statewide tax to Court, SemlnoleCourwy, FIlda In t now 20 knots Saturday. Seas ranging 4 to 1feet. homestead exemptions from stan dard homestead ezemp. will fall within the residency praisers in the 67 counties of off-set accordance with the provisions of it." the Fictitious Name Statu$e, To. ycloudy, l d: ,~ school taxes mandated by the lion form by Goembel was an requirement of five years or Florida will be sending out He said the only other Wit: Section 165.01 Florida AREA FORECAST: A warm period with generally fair skies voters of Florida Tuesday. affidavit concerning length of more, forms to homeowners who alternative would be to curtail Statutes 1557, and partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Chance of Norma Stahley Anticipating the con- residency. "We won't know what the have filed for homestead services from the public Owner t =showers Monday. Lows averaging from mid and upper stitutional amendment would Bill Suber, assistant savings to homeowners on exemption to determine school system. Publish: March 7, Ii, ii, is, iso i. Highs averaging from upper 70s. be passed by the voters property appraiser, said cost their taxes will be until the which meet the five year Suber said the appraiser's DT-41 calling for homestead savings to the county by school board sets its tax residency retpilrunents. office this year will reapKEEP exemptions from SChOOl taxes handling both functions in 01* rate," Suber said. SuberMid • Seminole County School praise property to "just ~ to be increased from $2000 to mailing Is from $4,500 to savings to the homeowners Superintendent William P. value," The state has I Y OU R L O VE $25,000, Goembel's office $4,660. cauldbeas much as$181 each. Layer said today the state has determined Seminole County Th. Sanford Seminole Jaycees will hold a fertilizer Pale in included an affidavit con- "We have to get the forms depending on the value of the not u yet notified the public is appraising property W1 T 1i Sanford Plaza Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. cernjiig length of residency on in order and will probably homes and whether the school school system how the loss in currently at about 80 percent The fertilizer comes in 50.poimd bags and Is a 686 plus Iron homestead exemption forms know in the next couple weeks sets the same $75 per $1,000 funding for schools wi ll be of value. hut. at $3.50 per bag or $4 if delivered. Orders can be ertil 0 Nurses Bet On Patients? nouncing a robbery, as the first placed an object In Ludwig's back, telling him it was a gun, police say. Following the commands of his assailants, Ludwig opened the cash register, then lay down on the floor, while the second suspect scooped up the bills, police say. ARREST ON BURGLARY CHARGES A Sanford man is in jail, charged with burglarizing a home, then selling some of the goods taken. Carlos Wayne Hicks, 20, of 92 Castle Brewer Court, was - 9verInent o f$ the hostages, • AS Ludwig showed him the maps, a second man entered an. o Guerrillas Want Agreement 0 But other major banks were e!pected to add a quarter-point or half-point to their prevailing 174 Two men, one believed to be carrying a gun, stole $838 from a Sanford track stop attendant Thursday night, police report. Police say Perry Ludwig, 33, of Sanford was working in the Village Truck Stop, U.S. Highway 17-92, at 11:20 p.m. Thur. sday, when a man came in and asked to see some roadmaps. 000' 0 loans. He repeated the testimony presented by th e state crime lab firearms expert that the gun was in perfect working order, requiring loadi ng, release of a safety and a 10-pound pull on its trigger before it would fire. the time of her death. 0 L NEW YORK (UPI) -The nation's banks, finding it more expensive to lend money, today poised on the brink of matching Chase Manhattan's 181 4 percent prime rate. Only a few banks - Continental Illinois, Wells Fargo, Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh, Marine Midland, Union Bank and Bank of California -followed Chase Thursday in its half-point jump to 18L4 percent as the rate to charge top corporate customers for short-term Gunmen Hit Truck Stop rge ivivuiwiu ruuatiiu Thursday cleared the way for famed Houston, Texas, heart surgeon Dr. Michael E. Debakey to perform the hazardous operation by granting him special permission to practice medicine in Panama. The U.S. Embassy declined to comment on reports President Carter's chief of staff, Hamilton Jordan, was in Panama to meet with officials about the shah. .. While Fitts never contested the fact that Swain shot Williams, he did call the victim a "mad" woman, filled with violent anger at John Gacy To Battle Illinois Death Sentence 0 As Banks Ponder Strategy Marblestone also tiscredited defense claims the shooting was accidental, that the gun had fired withou t Swain voluntarily pulling the trigger. her a lmost i nstantly. - . Prime Rate Leaps To 18¼% The developers attended a Sanford City Commission meeting two weeks ago, seeking approval from Sanford for connection to the water and scwer system. Mayoe Lee P. Moore refused to permit the group to present their request formally to the commission, saying discussions should more properly be with Lake Mary officials. "I don't believe you'll shoot me, Mr. Sonfly," she said, according to witnesses, as Swain r aised his gun and fired once, killing IV .. •— Councilman Victor Olvera echoed McDonald's comments. But instead Swain and Will iams faced each oth er, standing between 6 and 10 feet apart on the concrete walkway. 'Round 1 ' 0 IN BRIEF Robbers Tak o$838, Shah Gains Hospital Bed ., council has to give first priority to serv ing the people living in Lake Mary now. "I have to look at wha t's good for Lake Mary and question w hat benefit this project is to the people here now," he sa id. "I will get behind going through Ramblewood only if the council orders me to do so," Sorenson said, reminding Sewell the developers have not considered the city's needs to construct a sewer Interceptor li ne in the most feasible way to benefit the entire city. He added that Alexander Kasten, a principal in the development company, had not made an honest effort to see what is best for Lake Mary. "Kasten should have spent a few minutes trying to be reasonabi'," Sorenson said. Cou ncilm an Gene McDonald said he was "not excited" about the project. He said the _ NA110N Jury Convicts Sanford Man On Murder Charge decided by the 270-member assembly, known as the MajIls parliament, when it convenes in April or May. Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh told a French radio station on election eve: "Time is working against the Islamic students holding the embassy. The Iranian people were before fully with the students. Today it Is no longer the case." "As soon as all the political organs of the country have been set up democratically, total legitimacy will prevail throughout the population and things will be settled rapidly." 11 Sewage May Stop Lake Mary ProjecII By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer WORLD ~- I' Friday, March 14,1980--3A Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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The Drop-Outs A .'s,I I'4 IF qjtjw IIS e2 11 BOB WAGMAN The presidential campaigns have left New England and are moving into the South. some candidates are being left behind, as we expected. But so are assumptions about American politics, and this is a refreshing surprise. The turnout for the Iowa and Maine caucuses And for the primaries in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont belles the notion that Aneridans are losing interest, If not faith, in their own political processes. We can hope that the stay-at-home fever of recent years has broken. SO far, 1989 looks like a year in which most voters *ill not miss a chance to have their say in the long end complicated ritual of picking a president. And the success in New England of Rep. John Anderson should put a muzzle on those pundits ho insist that organization and financing are *hat separates the men from the boys. An Andàrson campaign which the experts thought would ilver get off the ground is now airborne, and so die the hopes of independent voters to make themselves a third force In party politics, :No matter how one's favorite candidate is doing A this point, the conclusion Is inescapable that the system Itself is doing well. In neither party is there a front-runner who can claim to have the romination in the bag. This promises a continuing tóst of leadership and an airing of Issues among those who remain in serious contention, Sen. Edward Kennedy got his exoected shot of DON GRAFF Federal Hiring Frenzy Born Again Candidate WASHINGTON (NEA)—Federal agencies here have been hiring new workers at a pace described by one personnel official as "frenzied." The reason: There are a record number of vacancies to fill, but there may be little time In which to fill them, for there now exists the threat of an administration. imposed hiring freeze. About two weeks ago, word of a possible freeze began leaking out of the Carter White House. Inflation was heating up as an Issue in the presidential primaries and Carter knew he soon would have to make some sort of belt. tightening gesture to relieve some of that campaign pressure. That gesture was going to be a hiring freeze which would be announcedsometime during the first week In .0 He must have thought It would never happen. Or perhaps all along he really believed it would, and It Is everyone else who was wrong. But for all those long months, for all the attention he was getting as the maverick of the pack, he might as well have been talking to the wind for all the impact he seemed to be having where it counted. . That's the way It was from Iowa through New Hampshire, barely on the board when the votes were tallied. Until Massachusetts and Vermont, and suddenly all is changed. John B. Anderson has been transformed. He Is no longer merely a presidential candidate, but a serious contender. A lot of explanations are being advanced to explain why. March. Apparently, the White House first told this to the congressional leadership. The word quickly leaked down from the 14111 to the various agencies as congressmen attempted to make certain their friends and constituents .... wuu were up or ivucii juu 5U V II umju aarenaiin - fromhis home-state voters In before any freeze took effect. Once the word Massachusetts, but he must measure that victory was out, it spread around town like a against a 3-to-I trouncing by President Carter in California brushfire. It's a safe bet that A urtis athes . TO CELEBRATE OUR GRAND OPENINGS AT SANFO1XD%D AND NEW SMYRNA BEACH, HUGE SAVINGS ARE IN EFFECT AT ALL WESTGATE TV LOCATIONS Obviously, he has been addressing much more than the wind. People have been listening and increasing numbers like what they hear. Not so much, possibly, what he says — hIstoughstandonoilbports,callfor JACK ANDERSON next-door Vermont. The real Kennedy-Carter test nearly every federal personnel manager will not come until the Illinois primary March 18. learned of the coming freeze within 24 hours person Upped. That state, with its blocs of labor and minority For most agencies, this freeze could not oters in urban centers, will offer the best clue to come at a worse time. Normally, between what is going on In the Democratic rank and file. A . budgetary restraint, opposition to economic controls and skepticism on military spending are echoed by one or another of the other Crimelords In Florida WASHINGTON — South Florida and' Its 3,000 and 12,000 federal workers retire, leave Model E593R Here are some of the major figures men 25" Diagonal Remote Control Automatic Color candidates in both parties — as the forthright way In which he says It. His almost belligerent independence has broad appeal, attracting disaffected Model F354R Democrats, Republicans In search of Latin4lavored capital, Miami, have long tioned In the report: someone fresh In their own ranks, voters been a mecca for tourists and pensioners, —The Vincent Cotroni "family." Cotroni is Mr. Carter surely feels the heat building up. He turned off by both parties and the very young. seeking escape from the winter cold of the "completely Independent of U.S. La Cosa eachapparently month. This is: becoming increasingly vulnerable on the bureaucracy however, there were month, a record Also, while he Is not the only underdog Northeast and Midwest. Nostra families when It comes to decision enomic issue, which the Kennedy forces are around, he comes from farthest back — or,. ruznber of vacancies, nih1y da* to record making regarding criminal endeavors," the But bsflssth the tropical 5Ufl the ewaYifli report note,, adding: "They do, however, pkaying for all It's worth. As for foreign affairs, reUrementi under — and is making the pluckiest effort The public loves that. 1(r. Carter's recent debacle with the anti-Israel pa1m trees and the rococoglitter ofboomtown maintain close contact with the U.S. Bonnano What brought on the record ret1rement was a theT'5 an ugly, cold-eyed underworld family, whose (late) boss Carmen Galante Is rolutIon in the U.N. takes the edge off any change In the way federal retirement incomes Whatever the specific ingredients of his that skims its multibillion-dollar profits from credited with having established the group." progress being made toward the freeing of the are figured, which took effect MarCh 1. transformation, John Anderson Is now a the city's prosperity. Narcotics, prostitution, The Cotroni Influence extends from Toronto Retirement Income l based on such factors hbstages In Iran, Detroitcandidate not only to be listened to but to be currency laundering and smuggling are the and Ottawa to New York, New Jersey, as length of employment, age, pay rates, etc reckoned with. He still faces, however, for. principal sources of this illicit wealth. For a and Miami, experts told my associate Tony .'On the Republican side, Sen. Howard Baker's Almost without exception, háever, a worker midable obstacles on the long road to the beforeprice, you can get just about anything you Cappaccio. eligible for retirement who net withdrawal after getting only five percent of th Republican convention. might want in Miami — from the acquisition — w m O'Bront, often called'the Meyer vote in Massachusetts confirms that Mr. Baker is end of February will get more In retirement He remains a long way behind the leaders be of a desirable companion to the elimination of if he or she left after March 1. To of the Canadian mob. He's an expert apenslble and realistic politician. His fate may be in organization and fund-raising capabilities. an unwanted one, eligible, the retiree had to have been on at financial finagling and establishing that of the candidate whose qualifications to beretirement rolls by February 29. While Chicago and New York mobsters respectable business fronts for moneyHis constituency, while dramatically ef. have been biking in South Florida's IUflIhifl laundering operations. jesident are more Impressive than his ability to In some cases, the 111f stance was so small fective In two primaries to date, Is anything — and raking In illegal Cash — $IflCS the 4Y lot fires with voters. The two qualities are not that it was not enough to induce a worker to — Giuseppe Napolltano's group. "His but a natural one. Its diverse parts would of *ways combined. Mr. Baker remains a valuable, leave. In a great many cases, howevier, the Al Capone, a new element of OtPIdaSd operations are believed to be backed by U.S. appear to be first turned off by other cancrlime has been quietly moving Into the area cmpaIgner for his party, especially In its efforts amount Involved was several thousand La Cosa Nostra Interests," the report states, didates and only secondly attracted to in rent ySS5 from fafth5 IlOrtiL --- A— explaining that this gives him "special dollars a year, and that adds up to a y Anderson. Welding than Into a cohesive body ti win more Republican seats In November. syndicate members have found a happy status." over a 20 or 20-year retirement period. of support for the long haul through There may be other Republican drop-outs soon, Accdrdlng to Office of Personnel hunting I'Owld in MIEnI and other South The Dubois brothers, Jean-Guy and primaries, convention and possibly election abd perhaps drop-Ins. Former President Gerald Management estimates, there were about Florida OMMUnIUMS, Claude; Marcel Salvail, and Eugene LaFort campaign will be a formidable task, A confidential Intelligence report prepared — all Involved In prostitution, gambling, gem lord has emerged as an option for a party which 200,00u federal workers who were eligible for Now to mention an even earlier underdog. by the Florida Department of Law Enfor- smuggling and other sundry activities. For there is something vaguely familiar IahowIng Interesting but divisive currents as Its retirement on February 1. How many ac ounced candidates court the voters. Timing is tually chose to take the higher retirement cement a little over a year ago offered this Salvall, the report says, "Is the subject of a about the plot. benefits and get out has not been compiled ominous picture of the Canadian Connection: Quebec Police Commission inquiry which he now of the essence for a Ford candidacy, If there's yes, but at mid-month one OPM estimate "Based on economic conditions in Canada, Is trying to avoid by staying in Miami ... MostIt is not the first time that a little-known candidate playing the persistent, plucky lng to be one. pegged the nwnber at 75,000. FlorIda can expect a tremendous increase in members of this group lean toward violence." underdog brought a note of freshness to the Thus,15 easy to see the potential effect of Canadian crime activities." Though most of Distinguishing features of rge Bush's momentum has been slowed by political big time, talking common sense, Wring freeze that would be imposed now. The the organised-crime activity Is still con. mobs are their diversification — from showing of Mr. Anderson In New 41 tong alling for decency In public affairs and c __ way to get around It, of course, Is to hire centratid in northern Dade County and smuggling of currency, gems and aliens to promlslngto shape up government and return gi g1and, Mr. Bush hasn't done well against before the freeze is Imposed, which explains southern Broward County, the report prostitution and gambling —and do com. It to the people. ld Reagan In the southern primaries and wh)' all the late hours by age ncy personnel predicted that "It Is likely he Canadian para tive youth of their members. Most are In 19" Diagonal Remote Control Automatic Color government, or transfer within the tt Move strongly into the crucial Midwestern people. criminal influence will expand to & Peter- their 305 and 405. The idea was to get "conunitnwnt letters" sburg, which is also a favorite vacation spot The confidential report concludes that pinarles later. In the mail before any frau. was imposed. of legitimate Canadian.." "with the Intensity of present activity It 1r, Bush, indeed all of the candidates, can take 'ilu Is what happened on February 23. Every And while state and federal lawmen have be predicted that Canadian groups may soon a)euon from John Anderson's recent come-from- agency sought to get is commitment letters been expending most of their efforts In the rival the degree of influence (exerted) by the bind triumph. Not everyone agrees with Mr. out on every vacancy by the end of the day. fight against South Florida's huge drug U.S. La Cosq Nostra 'families operating in In some cues, though, this may backfire. traffic — which the Canadian mobsters have Florida." I 1erson's views, but he hasn't hesitated to say According to an agency peitoimsl officer who not concentrated on so far — the report states Footnote: One interesting racket the at they are. remain nameless. the situation late asked to that "random intelligence gathering has been Canadians are mixed up in Is the smuggling of he Anderson campaign has been light on ex- last week something akin to the was sufficient to Indicate that Canadian Italian aliens from Canada to work In pizza isive folderol, Image-building and careful recruiting season for potential college orgwiud.aimeacUvlty in Florida Is major parlors throughout Florida. The Italians then f ce-straddling on the delicite Issues. It has been kstan stars. problem." marry US. citizens to stay in this country. ivy on straight talk about where the candidate - 1 FREE COI(ES C0 1 t 4 W 4 DONUTS 6 Mudul E576R Diagonal Automatic Color Electronic Tuning Modul FREE RALto 25" Automatic (olor ,,for the jtid ONS The last time people listened and elected him. A fellow named Jimmy Carter. It's back to the drawing board for the Carter Doctrine. The first exercise of a designed for the '0( master plan to contain Soviet expansion has produced zilch. Pakistan Is not lnterest',d in an emergency American aid package to beef up its resistance to the Soviet threat across' the border in AfghanIstan. TO ENTER Stop by either the New Smyrna or p Sanford location for an Entry Blank. Simply fill it out, and you will be eligible for that week's I drawing. . n rids. Maybe that's what will keep American ersturnedonlnl9eO—towhatevercgndldatj peaking their language. i F RRrs WORLD LEWIS GRIZZARD Maybe', X=Rated 'S Not So Hot After All A singlefriend of mine, who a1ts to being could catch something just by handling 11w You Inevitably will decide to invite a few Ibit kinky, west out and boost ens of those ticket." couples over for an X-rated movie party, macblase you hook to your tilevislan to show According to dealers who sell home movie that's what, and we all know where that can tapes of movies, tapes, my friend apparently Isn't alone, lead. PerbWd$1*,peWd '1ss of oir top 23 movie sellers are 1 I aáed my sliigle friend if he had engaged the tapes, yen an nick movies bke 'lbs rated," said a man who operates a tape in such an activity. eluder. "People aI.ply think their tape "As a nmatt.r of fact, I did," he said. I , of of not 0mpfotj they have at prepared for the worst. thS $Y01d11 thi end 1oori_, cost leest em Abu movie." thoughi it would be nest to gut a group of dgiütg at to $ — The big I-rated asSort far horns use, he guys and gins r, We could hove a few "DOW '' v' Cl7 m kinky sh bland t lMmimsd " drinks, listen to some and then maybe inwaicIdngmovluhe "TbsOoather" end Thist" mad "The Devil in MIN JOIN." wit some tapes" "MHhr.emovisscelvedsletolpeblklty )1 I gesped. On am fiSt MW ate" he CONUML"Don't iii in be ah an old fogey," he said. "This to wai "People who would uvsr thinkof going In VOTE FOR I music' that carry en "Zr' radeg. $ tbNtV an 1k makes apuiji.. by watng suck uwvlm at home." I cu cely knegim what lueplred. There he was left me, "I hia to 1 iwtI' thet amass from all this, of was a hi of heavy drinking, followed by some aft bills sdelt antirtikinat so. osutse, Is whets bu the morality of ow wild idng and gyrating to pulsating, het4 cuInW. I em adult - t Is my cry gone when we in flocking to buy rod nWl,,aMthsrehsrecosnesthsfni.,uny __ "5w I bob 6011812 Vft all anviss that dm people esgajd in all sorts host with his baday tapes. - ci isl gymaUti? __ 1% group waic, the boos. tik 5CI, Fwtiwrmore, what will inevitably follow? an erotic atmosphere Is created, and thin. .O. .' "m be quile t* it," my friend .aw, 'e woie thing was a anmer. ,irst, nchowamgeany bom. Authsysa was3 "I finally hVesht out the tapes to 1oossn '&- Model E 680 • 25" Diagonal • Turntable • Remote Control • 8-Track Tape Player/Recorder AMFM Radio • Cassette Player W 97 through "The Devil imm4 of And the lapel? "TOW WUW of money and thew," he said. So what now, my kinky friend? I aft& S AflVR 12 MONTHS YOU PAY ONLY $30 00 FOR w. • TRAVEL TINt $ H 100 O S U S. S S S S 5• IOVESTIrvikTE TV Miss Jima' somebody micdiensd there was a baflpmecntelevN,so we swh.4ornii5 tape and ho)i wstthed the gems." And the ginS? "Thsy played backgammon." And you? 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I Not as much Dilantln and Phenobarbitol. I doctors shy away from telling Europe 24 Young man 2 Animal waste 23 Most unique and their patients they have did all right for a while trouble 24 Arched way 48 Advertising 25 Drew chemical started having he t n I 25 Infi rmities 28 Mollusk epilepsy. 3 Medical ($1.) wi th my writing, spelling and 32 loiter picture (comp. 26 Madame SUPPOSe that's important 50 Weather 33 Kennel (Cont.) certain words I wd.) bureau (abbr.) ttthiJdx i In some instances but the dwellers 4 Not performed 27 MalarIal lever wanted to use In con51 American 35 Self-esteem 5 Go to Court 29 Announce truth is there be no social Indians 36 Praise 8 Vase with a 30 Minced oath to saying a person has A new EEG was taken and stigma 38 Poultry 31 Fixed routine 52 Poetic fiction pedestal Some of the best epilepsy. 34 King of product 7 Blockhead 55 Celestial body the doctor changed the in history have been 39 Home base Bashan 8 Room to move Phenobarlitol to Depakene. I 56 Fuss 40 Blurs people who have been 9 For fear that 37 Dell seems to. be helping but i Des Vaterland 42 Tristans 10 Of liquid 39 Registering of worry about taking so much epileptics. Two classic (abbr.) beloved waste votes ACROSS IP 'yVU 00N1 u __ ___ - _______ QPiILT by Mart Walker I 'ARrJ! MY RINGERS KEEP WITTING THE WRONG KEYS' WOULPN'T IT BE EASIER TO USE A PEN? ________ ) J _____ ____ _______ ____ o ________ 5 0 5 1 _____ 0 1— —7 —8 — 4— 5 8 examples are Julius Caesar medicine, Great. I hope you can give me and Alexander the ere are also Important some idea why all of a sudden Th p losophe rs a nd Iwould have twoseizures. I'm m usicians, hi people from all female and outstanding 24 years old and —— — 10 11 9 00 THE BORN LOSER I by Art Sarsom F05ff 354 P140 PH 18 _________ PHONE ________ w1WWAr 1 — M 1 — — 19 ——— PHOME _________ L II tth ( ———— 111 20 • J23 •24 22 - ? 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Box 1551, flWAP PWAflWP_ Pg.nnlp Radio City Station, New York, convulsions NY 10019. variety of causes, for example If a person has Grand Mal from Inadequate circula tion epilepsy it's common for it to to the brain, heat stroke, severefeversandevensevere start in early adult life without previous episodes. low blood sugar. most all Sometimes It's hard to Fortunately, In al he convulsions can be pinpoint exactly wha t causes cases t or prevented. controlled This convulsions, but with the miminal information doesn't always happen provided in your letter there's overnight and determining you the best combination of a strong probability that mug of 49 — 54 155 155 157 60 I'm fairly nervous. I went to my present doctor in the first with epilepsy. being sick and in the for the do have epilepsy. That's medicines for a patient HOROSCOPE probably whit your doctor sometimes requires a period thinks too, and the medicines of trial and error. The result Is By BERNICE BEDE OSOL he has given you are those that almost all individuals intended to be used to control who have epilepsy can expect to lead as nor ma l and as or prevent convulsions. Some For Saturday, March 15,. 1980 happy a life as if they didn't YOUR BIRTHDAY have it at all. are popular today. You also Marcbl6,1* Yes, your doctor is wise in haveanalrolsincerity that From time to time this friends appreciate. asking you not to drive a car coming year you may be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) for ayear.Thls period of time exposed to some unusual You're much better equipped Is needed to make sure that types of opportunities that to negotiate commercial your medicines are conhave hidden adiantages. It situations than you were Germany's oldest college, trolling the seizures and to behooves you to examine In yesterday. 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Mall $1 for each to Aafro.Graph, B 419, - P.O. by L.snard SWIFT EVEN FMKS TT THE MTY H, 4TE5 COMPLETELY WHEN VC Iii OURULVE6 OW SimPLE TIM *L - - Nowt Ill Via uSf ' ,• Ii . , ,. • , • • hip eveffe"41"a ON. - CW&P..tUUIP. ILE WEEDS - 01 ThMas 5-it by T. K. Ryan RL&1ITtM1 - -___i________ I'. 'H trk 4. 'g '*L 1. TJA,lL.*. by Craig Liggift lOONIES 0 Gardening _ Pruning? Due To Damage, Wait For There are always a few questions that I Q. Something seems to be attacking the flower buds on my azaleas and camellias. They turn trown and do not open. Could you tell me what is causing this? A. Yes. Some of this may be due to cold am asked quite frequently. by local residents. Here are some of the more common questions recently asked. I hope the answers will help other county residents who may be experiencing the same problems. Q. When is the best time to prune my plants that have been damaged by the cold weather? - weeks you should be better able to tell A. Your best bet is to hold off on im- just how much you will need to prune off. mediate pruning. The extent of cold damage in many instances cannot be distinctly determined until new growth starts. Therefore, by waiting a few more injury, but thrips are often the major culprits during the spring months Thrips - are Ins y ects Ill Stang unopen flower butts, causing them to turn brown and never opening. These insects can be controlled by sprays of orthene or malathion. A repeat application 1.10 days is often needed. Q. What are the large webs which I've Also, make sure your pruning tools are good and sharp as not to tear or strip the bark under the cut. Always make your outs as even and flush as possible. been seeing in my cherry trees? A. They are probably Eastern tent caterpillars. They are very prevalent this time of year, particularly in cherry trees. They are easily recognized by their tent-shaped web which is formed in the forks of the branches. They can he controlled with sprays of Sein lithe tents aretoo iun g w reach with sprays, spray the ground out as far as the drip Line of the tree. This should help to Remember, the key to weed control is not chemicals but maintaining a healthy, thick, vigorously growning lawn. Q. Why is my bahia grass still yellowish in areas even though I fertilized last month? A. This is very common problem with bahia grass, as well as centipede grass Both oaa m and centipede grasses iie an acid soil and when the p11 of the soil becomes too alkaline, both of these control them as they fall from their webs. Atways check the label to see if your lawngrasses are prone to yellowing due Q. What is the difference betwen a Pre-emergence weed killer and a Post. emergence weed killer? particular kind of lawngrass is listed before use. The imporper use of a weed killer can burn a lawn up very easily! iron sulphate or In And Around Longwood 1— w -- rw 'Come Fly With Me' At School Carnival being together again, with only one regret John was unable to leave Atlanta to be with them for this little - vacation time. Donna and the children will return to Atlanta on Saturday, and tell John about their many friends in Longwood. Marsha and John Wait have a visitor from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, who will be with them through the month and a pie toss at a teacher. Chairman for this year's carnival, Claudia Burt, and of March. Francis Mildred Driscoll (Millie) has, just her hard working committee members, deserve a lot of credit for the effort they have the Statistics Canada, a governmental agency. mis:is Mime's fourth trip to put Into organizing this excellent program designed to raise funds while having fun. Florida, Dat'frr first trip to the Central FIc*'Ida area. She plans to see as many places as possible, and has already thsit Friends will be hirnnv ---rrJ Mrs. Claude Layo Is now recovering from her month long bout with the flu. She will mznnupfI to - .- ..--- retired, after 37 years, from zwntilrø n --------- fabulous tan. 23 telethon. Some Sertomans are planning to participate in the tricycle race. They will compete against local fire departments by riding their bikes through an obstacle course. Other events include rummage sale, selling pledges, and manning the telephones during the telet hon. Homeowners Association, with members Bill Austing and Tom Moscoso responsible for the assembling. It will be used for items of civic interest meetinu - Information, etc. tack he suffered this past month. Larry and Meta Burgess had their brother-in-law, Grayden Enslin, from Lake Ariel, Pa., as a house guest for two weeks in February. They said they enjoyed his visit and apparently showed loving him so much hospitality that he plans to return next week and bring a dear friend of his to meet them. Meta and Larry are both delighted and looking forward to their visit, Denis Clark and month-old daughter, Sarah, new to Miami last weekend to visit her father, Michael Pawlak. Relatives from Rhode Island, John and Theresa Santis were vlsltlhg in Miami, so this gave them a chance for a little reunion. Deals said it rained all weekend and the wind blew fiercely! She found out when she returned home that there were tornadoes in the Ft. Lauderdale section. The bad weather was not able, however, to dampen the happy spirits of the family get-to-together. Longwood Area Sertoma Club had Dr. Gary Holten, UCF professor speak on disparities of judicial sentencing. The two philosophi es of criminal justice one that all men should be treated equally, and the other that justice must fit the charac. teristics of the offender, has created the disparity of sentencing. "The result is that we have swung from fiat time sentencing with determined sentencing to a system that Is Indeterminate," he said. Dr. Holten described several techniques aimed at dealing with disparity of sentencing, and noted that numerous programs are in effect or being studied to curb the disparity problem. Hartman Is Jim spearheading the club's efforts for the upcoming Easter teT Seals telethon. Bill Daucher, district governor, Is asking each club in the district to come up with at least ® in pledges. He will coordinate efforts to provide several VIP panels for the March 22- — Joseph and Carol William' have visiting them Donna McMenamy and her two children, Reid, 3, and Christi. Donna and her husband John were former residents of Devonshire before moving to Atlanta, Ga. last year. The friends are enjoying ELIZABFTH LORENZ On March 20, club members will take a trip to Cypress Gardens. They will meet at 8 a.m. at the Community ap I-lu ii tirig Grounds For R May V ary -- py - - I)F.AH ABBY: A Texas Casselberry. After a day in the gardens with boat rides, the ski show, seeing the new nMIi4nn,l ai',4.n tzntI gun.. widow complained because her friends never got around to introducing her to any eligible men. May I say a word from the ma n's point of view? I was 53 when my wife died. Soon, well-meaning friends started . f& HV i* i..s ... wu.i ..II..hI.. 1,11; ner, they will return to women. Casselberry at 6:00 p.m. Good ole Bill and his cute wife, Jeanette, had me to dinner. The only other guest was Jeanette's widowed mother a pleasant, quiet Method ist Church in South Seminole VFW Post 8207 and Ladles Auxiliary plan a special Appreciation Day on March 16, to honor Jim Bass, Jim recently received the Outstanding Service Officer of the Year Award for the State of Florida. Any friends of Jim's who are not members of VFW but would like to attend will be welcome, regular meeting of the Longwood Civic League Women's Club was canceled due to the extreme cold on March 4. The meeting been rescheduled for 18 at 2 p.m. Mardi Mrs Ruth Hamilton will be guest speaker who will !ntertaln the group by ihowinig her oil paintings and f the art musewni of Europethatshehasvisltedin abr-ai. oad. ' Elizabeth Anne Lorenz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Lorenz, $50 East Magnolia Drive,AmoId SprIngs, is Lyman High School's National Merit Elizabeth, 17,Isa usulor at to major lit 'l'"- She is active In American Field Service, the Fnnch Club, Is seordary of t he Natlol Honor Society, on the St. Mary Magdalen Youth Council and she played Powder puff football, xuuxig "I". H Bethany Wait, young — little lady (about 60) whose only claim to fame was her ability to make pumpkin pie. Frankly, she was not my cur of tea, but I felt obligated tc ask her for a date anyway. Then good ole Charlie and his kind-hearted wife, Lucille, fixed me up with a "terrific" woman who had loads of money and was a w hiz at bridge. Well, I hate bridge and wasn't looking for a meal ticket,so thatdkbt'tworkout. I had many such experiences. All flops. lam no great catch myself, but I know what I want in a woman and none of my friends came up with anything that filled the bill, Abby, U people really want to help slnglesmeetsomeone, they should invite them to a casua1cocktail party ilth lots of people. An eyeball-toeyeball confrontation 15 not fertile soil in which the fragile seedling of romance can flower. Fortunately, I found a lovely lady all by myself with no help from anyone. TERRY IN COWMBUS T E II H Y: DEAH C.agratulatl.as. Bit don't knock the sse*ase dote My Mail tells methal there's alsI of lowliness lithe world, aid aithoulh you may prefer the p c.tofI party, it is alt the hagclesl bMth poand for all singles. _____ MARVA hAWKINS Sanford Correspondent 322-5118 Sunday. Guest speaker for the 11 a.m.service will be Mrs. Nora D. Woodard. of Orlando Active in church and her community, she is president by Margaret A. Jones, of the Y.W.A. and Junior professor of Ilonie Economics Women's Auxiliary to the of Seminole Community Progressive Missionary and College. Ti workshop will feature Educational Baptist State presentations and demon. Convention of Florida. strations on: Biblical Keys to Mrs. Woodard also serves Christian Dress, Diet and as a board member of the Exercise, Skin Care and World-Wide Baptist Women Fashions Allegiance which includes all This event will be held Foreign Nations. She is an Saturday, March 15, at 7 p.m. active member of the at the Westside Recreational Bethlehem Missionary Center on Persimmon Baptist Church where she Avenue. There will be door serves in many capacities, prizes, exhibits, and refreshMrs. Woodard received her meats. All proceeds wi ll B.S. degree from Albany benefit the building fund of Sta te College and her M.S. the church, Mrs.J.M. Hillery degr ee from Central Florida and Mrs. D.L. Norris are the University and has done captains. fur ther studies at Rollins ('IIttijg ci... I. np..cntI,, 'vi t,..._. a me ruuii ttiuir UI employed by the Orange St. James AME Church will County School system and is celebrate its seventh an. married to Dr. Frank niversary, Saturday Mardi Woodard. They have three 15, at 7 p.m. Choirs from children. throughout the conununity At the 4 pin, service guest will sing. Guest ushers will be speaker will be the pastor of the Marching Men of New Mt. Ii... fl..Ih..l MI,.onr.....*, aauti.s.. 11 I t, ,y. Io..,..., .......II Will told of not visiting her 87-yearurch, Orlando.The Bethel serve as master of old fattier because tier Ch will ceremonies. ushers stepmother is a non-stop Church choir and serve. Rev. R.W. Wiggins, talker, Please tell her more pastor, will deliver the Corpsmember Daryn evening message. Rev. Jackson of 1316 Mellonville strongly to visit them! Our former pastor in Ave., Sanford, took part in the dear father, now dead, was Wiggins is a Sanford. 249th graduation exercise of denied frequent visits from commissioner; Greg Man. Longwood Tourist Club had have to take it easy for a daughter of John and Marsha, while, but she is definitely on will be a model for the Easter a Chicken Box Dinner the much better side. Clothes in the Jacobson meeting at noon on March 13 John Kurzer passed along Fashion Show, Mar. 15, at 1 at the Sunny Shade Park Pavlllbn. the good news that Ethel n.m. White has been released from Florida Hospital where she recently had extensive open heart surgery. According to John, she is doing remarkably well and getting stronger every day. John also reported t ha t Al Davies is making excellent progress from the heart at. The women of First Shiloh ning, police chief; and Charles Chapman, fire chief. Carol Williams, president, would like everyone to notice the new bulletin board on the Entrance Island on Devonshire Boulevard. It was furnished by the Devonshire --------- similar materials will usually correct the problem. Missionary Baptist Church invite the community of Sanford to worship with them on annual Women's Day, The Devonshire Homeowners Association will meet March 20, at 8 p.m. at Rock Lake Middle School Cafeteria. Guest speakers will be Bill Mitchell, District 5 city times, reminders, voting to lack of available IRON. The addition of Women's Day Observance Open To All Ill "Come Fly With Me" will be the theme for the second annual carnival at Woodlands Elementary School Saturday, March 15. The festivities will get under way at 10 a.m. with a full schedule of fun activities planned until 4 p.m. At 11 a.m., there will be a kite contest with all entries homemade and flyable. The contestants will be limited to Kindergarten through the Fifth grade age group. In the afternoon the cloggers, better known as the "Kick 'Em Up Kids", will be there for a special performance. Some of the other activities will be a bean bag toss, pony rides, plant sale, bake sale, a booth with stuffed animals Growth New A. Pre-emergence materials are designed to kill weed seeds as they begin to germinate. Balan and Dacthal are in this group and have been found safe on all warm-season turfgrasses. Postemergence materials are designed to be used on existing, mature weeds. 2,4-D and disamba are in this group, but these, as well as oiner tost.eergence m materials, must be used only on turfgrasses on which they are labeled. t..._----t r U 44 IO1U.w walks of life who have lived J Hum O ! —— —— jII ONE RENE M BREMEN ONE Il rf ill y, mFt1 I, 117411l - ,. — hAIIt, --.....pM1.IIw,w, Ill _____ IZI QTI OURSELVES 1.piiepsy Patients _ - li1...rv r'. - -.--. -. " - -- DEAR ABBY: A few weeks ago I read in your column, CONFIDENTIAL TO "THIRTEEN AND SCARED TO DEATH OF MY STEPDAD." It weighted heavily on my mind because at 13, 1, too, was scared to death of my stepfather who had been sexually molesting me since i was barely 11. He was even violent at times. My scars speak for themselves, When I told my mother, she gave the excuse that he was drunk. (End of subject for her.) When I got married at 18, my stepfather was still after me.Onedayhecametomy home and tried to overpower me; I pumped seve n bullets Into his body and ki lled him on the spot. I stood trial for seconddegree murder, The Jury deliberated 10 minutes and ruled it self-defense. After two years with a psychologist I am finally beginning to feel human. Understanding yourself and your motivations is Wealth beyond measure. Ipray with all my heart that the 13-year-old girl takes your advice and tells the police, the welfare office, a teacher or someone who can help her. The day-to-day fear of being molested is terrible to live with. I know, Thanks for printing letters like this. You do more good than you realize. Keep up the goodwork. BEEN THROUGH IT DEAR ABBY: ANONVMOIISI,V YOURS his children due to our overaggressive, tancacive step. mother, whoin Dad nuirr ied for companionship after a long and loving marriage with our mother. My children never got to know my father as they should have. And my stepmother has mellowed with the years so that we can all enjoy tier now. ANOTHER ANONYMOUS DEAR ANOTHER: Thanks for offering my readers some valuable advice. It's free t them, but you have already paid for it. And dearly. , . . CONFIDENTIAL TO "ONLV A HOUSEWIFE": What do you mean, "ONLY"? The jb of a homewlfe is an executive position. In y home you are the Director of Health, Education and Welfare, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Head of Entertatament and Public Relations, and thafrman of lb. Home Rules Committee, And you'd have to be married tO a millionaire to be paid what you're really worth! CONFIDENTIAL TO "BETIY IN BUFFALO: "If you want to please )our man, and you insist that you do) dress the way he wants you to, and threw all the fashion magazines In the trash can. If you put off writing letters because you don't know what to say, get Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Send $1 plus a lung, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed envelope to ABBY: booklet: 132 Lasky Drive, Hvt'erI) Hills, Cal. 90212. ""' .t ------ UUIII LJUUC,7 the Singer Breckinridge Job Christian Women's Hernmtv Corr Center Mnrunn Field and Fashlon Workshop will be Ky. He successfully coinsponsored by the Women of pleted studies in automotive the Progressive Missionary and plans a career in the field Baptist Church, Midway. This of automotive engine workshop will be coordinated overhaul. -- Welcome NEWCOMER! "Florida's own westing $IIVICS" — dediCated to welcoming new isidents Owned Florida Managed Acalllromyouwlllbringa prompt visit from our r- presentative. She has bro. chures, civic Information; and to help with your shop. ping needs, cards of introduction from local marChints. Sanford Lois Winn — 323.2752 Slith S..Iisoh Laws Iihe-33.1S4S Co4rdhlaler 4' — gQoAtda eUg 9 1200 Horns Office 904-734-8031 - �SA-Ev.ning Hiraid, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 1$O __________________________________________ _______________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice 18—Help Wanted Legal Notice - - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 21, 1950, to consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Or. dinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, as follows: ARTICLE V. USE PROVISIONS Section 2. SR.1A, Single.Famiiy Residential Dwelling District B. Conditional Uses Permitted Paragraph (2) shall be amended to read as followS: (2) SingleFamily Residential Dwelling with 1,000 square feet minimum living area, provided all other densIty controls and setback requirements are met. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunIty to be heard at said hearing. ByorderoftheCityCommissiOfl of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish March 1, II, 1900 OT•31 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING APRIL S. Itso 7:00 P.M. The Board of County Corn mjssjOners of Seminole County, Florida will hold a public hearing to consider the following: A. APPEAL AGAINST THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 1. LILLIAN W. MILLER, El At. BA(121.60).2V RIAA Residential Zone Apt,ea against the Board of Adjustment in Ap. proving (for J.M. MAlTA WAY) a Lot Size Variancefrom 11,lOOsq ft to 10,500 sq ft and a Lot Widlh Variance from 90 ft to 75 ft to create two building Sites on three 50ff lots described as: Lots 15, 16, 11, Block 0. Sanlando Springs, Tract 67, PB 4. Pg 65, in Section 11 71 29, on the North Side of Citrus Street on the East side of 1.4. fOIST. 1) This public hearing will be held in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on April 8, 1980, at 7:00 P.M.. or as soon thereafter as possible. Written comments filed with the Land Development Manager will be considered. Persons appearing at the public hearing will be heard orally. Hearings may be continued from time to time as found necessary. Further details available by calling 3234330, Ext. . BoardofC'ountyCommlssioners Seminole County, Florida By: Bill Kirchhoff, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith,Jr. PubliSh: March 14. 1980 OET73 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT, the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold a Public Hearing on the 17th day of April, 1960, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, to consider a Petition by the landowners of the property described below, requesting the City of Lake Mary, Florida, to annex the following described prOperty: Begin at the West ¼ corner Of Section 72, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, thence run East along the North line of the Southwest 'i a distance of 362.16 feet for a Point of Beginning, thence South 1113.35 feet to a point on the Northerly right.of.way lineof State Road 127, thence Northeasterly along said Northerly right.of.way of State Road 427 a distance of 500.00 feet. thence North 997.20 feet to the North line of the Southwest '/4 of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF said Section fl, thence West along THE 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT said North line of the Southwest ¼ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, of Section 22 a distance of 477.70 FLORIDA feet to the Point of Beginning. Said CASE NO. SO.407.CA.20.P property containing 11.74 plus or IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF minus acres. CHRISTOPHER BR U CE The Public Hearing shall be held at the City Hall, City of Lake FOLEY, a minor child, Mary, Florida, April 17, 1910, at NOTICEOFACTION 7:30 o'clock P.M. or as soon TO: JAMES M. PARTRIDGE thereafter as possible. At that P.O. Box 7 time, all interestedpersons for and Sedona, ArIzona $6336 against the above request will be ARE YOU HEREBY heard. Said hearing may be NOTIFIED that an actIon for continued from time to time until adoption and other relief has been $lnai action Is taken by the City filed agaInst you and you ire CouncU. required to serve a copy of your This Notice shall be published in written defenses, If any, to the Eveniig Herald, a newspaper HOWARD A. SPEIGEL, ofgeneraicirculationlnthecityof 3319 ESQUIRE, Maguire Lake Mary, Florida, one time each Boulevard, Suite 207, Orlando, week for four (4) consecutive Florida, 32003, and file th.original weeks prior to the date of the with the Clerk of the above styled Public Hearing. In addition, this Court on or before the 26th day of Notice shall be posted In the area March, 1900, otherwise a judgment for consideration at least fifteen may be entered against you for (15) lays prior to the date of the relief demanded in the Petition. Public Hearing, (SEAL) DATED: March 10, 1900 Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. CITY OF Clerk of the Circuit Court LAKE MARY, FLORIDA By: Cynthia Proctor By: s.ConnleMajor, Deputy Clerk City Clerk Publish Feb. 22, 255. Mar. 7, 14. PublIsh: March 14, 21, 20, April 4, 1910 1950 ..re tat — . SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Board of County Corn. missionersof Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of tne Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, Florida on April 5, e0 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider a specific land use amendment to the Seminole County Corn. prehensive Plan. Ordinance 77.75, and rezoning of the described property from P Single Family Dwelling District to RP Residential Professional District. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 7725 WHICH AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND USE OF THE ELEMENT SEMINOLE COUNTY COM PREHENSIVE PLAN FROM PUBLICQUASI PUBLIC LAND USE TO MEDIUM DENSITY RE. SIDENTIAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF REZONING FROM R.1AA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTTORP RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL, THE FOLLOW. ING DESCRIBED PROPERTY. The South 100 ft. of the North ISO ft. of the West 230 ft. of the South '/ of the NE ¼ of the SE '/, less road, Section 24, Township 2), Range 29, Seminole County, Florida. Application has been made by Elie Goumlllout. Further, the Planning and Zoning Commission of Seminole County will hold a public hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida on March 5, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, to review, hear com• ments and make recom mendationstothe Board of County Commissioners on the above captioned ordinance and rezoning. Additional Information may be obtained by contacting the Land Development Manager at 32340, Exten'ion 306. Persons not able to attend the hearing who wish to comment on the proposed actions may submit written statements to the Land Development Division prior to the scheduled public hearing. Persons appearing at the hearings may submit written statements or be heard orally. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: JoAnn K. Hare Deputy Clerk Publish February 26and March 14, 1950 ________ CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Council will hold a public hearing on the 17th day of April, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. to consider an Ordinance entitled: ANOROINANCEOFTHECITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA REZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM Al to C 1 CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE, ChangIng the zoning on the following described property siluateinlhecityofLakeMaryfor the purpose of obtaining corn mercial zoning: The East 23rds of the West 2 of the Southwest ¼ of the Southeast 'i, South of County Road, (LESS the South 40 feet for road) and that part of the East ¼ of the Southwest 'hot the Southeast '.4 lying Soulhof Road (Less the South 10 feet for road), in Section 7, Township 20 South, Range 30 East. The public hearing shall be held at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida at 7:30 P.M. on April17, 1910.orassoonthereafter as possible, at which time in. tei-ested parties for and against the request stated above will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Council. This Notice shall be posted in lhree (3) public places within the CityofLakeMary, Florida; at th City Hall, and published in the Evening Herald Newspaper, a newspaper of general circulation within the City of Lake Mary, time at least thirty days In ad. vance of the public hearing, and the owners of the real property affected hereby shall be mailed a copy of this not ice as their ad. dresses may appear on the latest ad valorern tax records, City of Lake Mary, Florida By: s. Connie Major City Clerk Publish : Mar. Id, 1900 DET.74 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLOR IDA Notice of Public H.arin TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Council will hold a public hearing on April 3, 1900, at 7:30 P.M., to consider an Ordinance entItled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, GRANTING TO FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AN ELECTRIC FRANCHISE, lM. POSING PROVISIONS AND CON. DITIONS RELATING THERETO, AND PROVIDING FOR MONTH. LY PAYMENTS TO THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. The Public HearIng shall be held at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at 1:30 P,M., on April 3, 1900, or as soon thereafter possible, at whIch tIme In. terested parties for an against the request stated above will be heard. Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is taken by the City CouncIl. THIS NOTICE shall be posted In three (3) public places within the City ci Lake Mary, Florida; at the City Hall and published in the Evening Herald Newspaper, a newspaper of general circulation within the CIty of Lake Mary, gels time it least fifteen days In ad. vance of the Public Hearing, the owiers of real property al fectud hereby shall be mailed a copy of this nolIce as their ad. dressea may appear on the latest ad valor.m tax records. DATED: March 10, 1980 By s-Connie V. Major City Clerk City of Lake Mary, FlorIda Publish Mar. 14, 1900 DET.7S ' . :IED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number $0.79-Ce Division IN RE: ESTATE OF CARL WILLIAM SCHMIDT, a.k.a CARL W. SCHMIDT, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. ministrationoftheestateolCARL WILLIAM SCHMIDT, a.Ii.a CARL W. SCHMIDT, deCeased, F'le Number P0.79.CP, is pending fl the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the address of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 3777L The personal representative of the estate is WILLIAM E. SCHMIDT whose address is 1243 Emeralda Drive, Orlando, Florida 32608. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against N.e 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 statment of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be inwriting and must indicatethe hasis for the claim, the name and &ddre5sof thecreditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated, If the claim is contingent or unhiquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections lhey may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or iurisdiction of the court, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of this notice has begun. Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: March 7, 1980. William E. Schmidt As Personal Representative of the Estateof CARt. WILLIAM SCHMIDT, aka CARLW. SCHMIDT, Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: F. W. BLANKNER of BEARDALL, LEWIS i. BLANKNER 60 North Court Ave. P. 0. Box 3431 Orlando, Florida 32502 Telephone: (305) 425.1626 Publish:March 1, 14, 1950 DET.45 — SEMINOLI COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Board of County COITt misslonersofSemlnoieCountywlll hold a public hearing In Room 203 ci the Seminole County Cour. thouse, Sanford, FloridaonAprll$, 1950 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possIble, to consider a specific land us. amendment to the S.minola County Com. prthensiv. Plan, Ordinance 77 23. and rezoning of the descrIbed property from R.3 MultiFamily Dwelling District to OC Office Commercial District. 30-Apartments ______________ Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 6,1900 r:0O P.M. The County Board of Commissioners will hold a publk hearing in Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on April 6. 1960 at? .00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible to consider the following: A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER REVISION TO MASTER PLAN 1. THE SPRINGS (EARL DOWNS) REVISION TO THE SPRINGS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (P.U.D.) The Developer of the Springs desires to shift approved densities within The Springs Planned Unit Development Section), Township 21, Range 29. (DISTRICT No. 3) Those in attendance will be heard and written comments may be filed with the Land Develop. ment Manager. Hearings may be continued from time to time as found necessary. Further details available by calling 323.4330, Extension No. 307. BoardofCountyCommissioners Seminole County, Florida By: William Kirchhoff, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish: March 14, 1910 DET4 : _______________________ S C rIando Seminole - Winter Park ______________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 44C line 39c a line 36c a line time consecutive times 7 consicutivp times HOURS 530 p M 800 AM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon ___________ DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication loon Fi'ida Sundoy _________________________ - ___________________________ S-Lost & Found 3—<emeteries Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. I BR newly remodeled& redecorated, ww carpet. 417W. 3rd St., 323.8008 -_______ 2 Speces in Mijonic Gardens. In area most beautiful Mern. orial Park. $400, to settle estate -- - __________________________ Why Be Lonely? Write: "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages, P.o. Box 6011, Clearwa. ter, Fl. 335)S. LOST: 11 wk old Pit Bull, fern. Dark Brindle w.wh spot on chest, ears I. tail cropped w sutures in ears. Last seen Fri. nite Mar. 7, at Sanford Ave. & Arport Blvd. REWARD. 373 •431 Anyone from the Catholic Tour of Europe in July, '79 please conta Margaret Webre 322. before March 16 for reunion luncheon. - Energy efficiency studios, idea for single, many features including attic storage. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Wanted: Lawns To Mow 322-0215 LPN desires private duty Days. Full Time, Exp. & Ref. 323.1792. 32-Houses _______________________________ 6—Child Care $333.08 wkiy; 558.90 daily, homework. Start immed. Make this possibility a reality. Free details Stewart.C, 100 Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma. 03192. _____________________________ Spur of the Moment Babysitting in my home. Hrly, daily, wkly rates. Day or nIght. 332.6677. Wanted: Mature European Lady for child care in my home. Longwood.Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. Day 641.1416, eve 373.6000. To Share Wanted mature woman to share my home. Mother & child. 322. 4233 aft 3:30. 1—hntructns NOTICEUNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $45.05, Florida Statutes, 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: HARBOUR LANDING VENTURE under which we are engaged in busIness at 1030 Lee Road, Suit. 301. Winter Park, Florida 32719. That the parties interested in said busineu enterprise are as follows: THE HARROD GROUP, INC. ARTHUR J.MCQUILLAN RANDY LUBINSKY TERRY LUBINSKY Dated at Winter Park, Orange CountY, Florida Feuary 6, 1500. runhtin: marcn 1, 14, 71, 5. 1980 OET.44 _____________________________ . -- - SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAiD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC AN ORDINANCE AMENDING HEARING The Board of County Corn. ORDINANCE 77.23 WHICH A. MENDS THE DETAILED LAND misslonersofSemlnol.Countywill USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. hold a public hearing in Room 203 HOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. of the Seminole County Cour. SIVE PLAN FROM HIGH DENSI. thoUsi, Sanford, Florida on April 1900 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon TV RESIDENTIAL TO COM. MERCIAL FOR THE PURPOSE thereafter as possible, to consider OF REZONING FROM R.3 a specific land usc amendment to MULTIFAMILY DWELLING the Seminole County Corn. DISTRICT TO OC OFFICE COM. pehensive Plan, Ordinance 77.23, rezonln of the described MERCIAL DISTRICT. property from Al Agriculture and A portIon of Sec. 7, TownshIp 21 R:i Single Family Dwelling 5, Range 29 E, Seminole County, District to Ml industrial District Florida, more particularly or M.1A Very Light Industrial described as: Commence at the District. NWcornerofE~olSE¼ofSE¼ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Of Sec. 7, TownshIp 21 S. Range 79 ORDINANCE 71.23 WHICH A. E,thencebearScuthNdegreeslS' MENDS THE DETAILED LAND 08" E for a distance of 243.27 ft., USE ELEMENT OF THE SEMI. thence S 1 degree 06' 32" W $62.50 HOLE COUNTY COMPREHEN. ft., thence S N digress 35' 34" E SiVE PLAN FROM LOW DENSI. 67.13 ft. thence $1 degree 06' 32" W TY RESIDENTIAL TO I NDUS. as ft. to the Point of Beginning; TRIAL. thence S 1 degree 06' 32" W 133.00 The Northeast ¼ of the Nor. thence 5 09 degrees 25' 21" E theast ¼ of the Northeast ¼ of 25500ff thence N 1 degree 06' 37" Section IS, Township 71 South, B 133.00 ft. thence N degree 23' Rings 29 East, Seminole County, 21" W 225.00 ft. to the Point of Florida. Consisting of 9.7031 acres Beginning, containIng .0006 acres, more or less. (Further described as abuttIng Loraine Drive) more or less (DISTRICT No. 3) ApplIcation has been made by ApplIcation has been made by Florida Living Inc. ML. Budoy I Eidel or George Furthsr, the Planning and Brewnlow Jr. Zoning Commission of Seminole Further, the Planning and County will hold a publIc hearing Zoning Commission of Seminole in Room 303 of the Seminole County will hold a public hearing County Courthouse, Sanford, in Room 203 of the Seminole Florida on March 3, 1910 at 7:30 County Courthouse, Sanford, P.M. or as soon thereafter as Florida, on March 3, 1500 ci 7:30 possIble, to review, hear corn. p or as soon thereafter as merIts and make recoin. possible, to rview, hear corn. msndatlons to the Board of County ments and make recom. Commissioners on the above m.endations to the Board of County captioned ordinance and re$0flIllg. Commissioners on the above itlonai information may be captioe ordinance and rezoning, obtaIned by Contactifig 'hi Land Addltlorsaj information may be Develop,nent Manager it 3231330 obtained by contacting the Land ExtensIon 306. Development Manager II 323.1330, not able to attend the Eten*In 306. Persons not able to attend the hearing who wish to comment on hearing who wish to comment on the proposed actions may written statements to me Land the proposed actions may submit yepm Division prior to 'he written statements to the Land sclteduied public hearing. Persons Development Division prior to the appring at the hearings may scheduled public hearing, Persons submit Written statements or be appearing at the hearings may submit written statements or be rd orally, .heard orally. By order of the Board of County By order of the Board ci County Commissioners of Seminole Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. County, Floridi. Arthur H, lediwiffi Jr. Aflhr H. $eckwith Jr. Clerk to the Baird of Clerk to the Rosrd of County Commissioners of County Commissioners of SemInole County. Florida Seminole County, Florida By: JsAnn K. Hare By: JoAnn K. Hare DepUty Click Deputy Clerk Publish Fe'iiiry$6Sitd Mirth 14, PublIsh FibrUicy 25, and Mardi 5, 1981 5, 1* DElhi DES ISO Roommate to Share My2BR Apt. Call Bill 3230181 NEW SPRING LINE Creative Expressions 372.7013 S3hford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak S11.7S$3b 912 French Ave. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY IS 108 Sun Set Rd.Stone Island lake sidehome.3.2 + FR or 4th BR, beautiful FP, CHIA, tn level. Lots of room, many niceties, splendid location overlooking Lk. Monroe. $55,000. Dream home in quiet area. This 3 Bdrm. 1'!, Bath is neat as a pin ready for easy living. Seeing is believing at $45,900 w.terms. Assumable S' pt. mortgage & 1 yr. warranty, EMPLOYMENT The US Navy offers great job opportunities if you qualify. Good pay, good benefits, and a chance to learn while you earn. Det the facts call your Navy recruiter. Call us collect: Geo Tingle at 32242$9._ 29—Rooms AAA EMPLOYMENT 41—Houses -r ____________________ ____18—Help_Wanted Beach front house In New Smyrna, $200 wk. CaI1904.478 5068 3 BR, 1' B. CH&A, $325 mo., adults. No pets, sec dep. Harold Hall Realty, Inc., REALTORS. 323.5774, _________________________ NOTICE OF puiii HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hai' in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on March 24, ilso, to consider the adoption of ti'e Comprehensive Development Plan for the City of Sanford, Florida, as Amended, including graphs and maps, as recom. mended by the Local Land Planning Agency in accordance with Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, and 1974 House Bill No. 4711, known as the "Seminole County Comprehensive Planning Act of 1971." All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity lobe heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commislon of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish March 1, 14, 1900 DET.32 4 Bdrm., 2 Bath 2 story home in picturesque part of Sanford. Large rooms, exterior done in aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family. Fireplace, corner lot. 1 yr. warranty. $37,500. - GENERAL FACTORY HELP (Corner of lOth& French) Steady, permanent, 323.5176 ******** LOVELY 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath brick home, large lot, fence, good neighborhood, convenient location to Sanford & I-I. Beautifully landscaped yard. I yr. warranty, $37,500. position for qualified Waitresses 5. Cooks Mike's Village Restaurant, 1500 French Ave., Sanford 322.9987. person. BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY WOODED 3.2 acres (390 ft. frontage) on Stone Island Road. $27,000. Good wages and benefit package! Carpenter forour mill. Exp. with skill saw, table saw, band saw, etc. Apply 9 to 11 a.m. Cobia Boat Co., Silver Lake Road, Sanford. Apply In person8:00 A.M. SecretaryReceptionist, typing, some payroll work, checkbook etc., Larson Development, Inc., $424100 Altamonte, Man. thru FrI. 0:30 to 3. - COOKS& WAITRESSES needed Immediately full I part. time. Apply Ranch House, Hwy. 17.fl, Sanford. I•nIiC'fl ,, Spare or part.tlme SaleS help MEINTZER TILE wanted. Work out of your own New or repair, leaky showers our home, set your own hours, 'specIalty, 23 yrt Exp. 0695352. EXCELLENT INCQeIAE, NO Tile floors installed INVESTMENT, Fringe NEWIREPAIR benefits include, paid FresEst. UOl7$3aft6 vacation, company car, retirement plan 1. more, For more information call Rich or Marcia aft 5 p.m. $343550. ADORABLE 2 BEDROOM, FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S.G.BALINT 522.0603 - _____ SERVICES UNLIMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 74 hrs. 3270771 Complete Mobile Home Repair Convenient store clerks full & parttlme, good company benefits. Apply at Handy Way Food Stores in Sanford area. essmaklng 'Aierations, asmaklng •Drapm Uphoistef' Experienced pasteup artist needed for West Volusla leading Shopper. Must be able to type. Send resume to DeLand Penny Saver, P.O. lox 1700, DeLand, Fl. 32720. - 3334105; aft 5:30,322.5430 FREIGRT HANDLERS Freight handler needed for private carriage dock operation In Sanford, Fl. Good salary & benefits. QvaIIf led Persons reply to Box 50, co The Evening Heraid, P.O. Bait 1457, Sanford, i. 32771, Equal OPPortunIty Employer, M.p. Creative Surfaces.lic, specializing In repainting, in & ext., wallpaper, wall texlng, uFree Est. After you have called the rest call the beit. 063.5393, - -1 Oibnng & S,dki - mal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennel,. Thermo. stat Controled heat, ff I loor. s1seping.bges, We cater to your pet. 33247* lob? Now Is your Chance to gof etulad. Apply in person to Wstgate TV. K Mart Plaza Shopping Center, SanfOrd 9:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. daily. ' ' - 1kM. ___________________ Wedding photography by John Cullum. Free engagement ohotos or color OslO. 3234235., Sanford Nursing 5. valescent Center, 950 Mill onvill.. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE 3214517 Custom built utility & beat, trailers, truck racks I misc, repairs. Get pienty of prospects .Adyertlse your proj or' service in the Classif . . ' ___________________________________________________ - EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built 38R. 3B w.fl8.4 sq ft. inter corn solarium & fireplace on ', acre wooded lot. 1)15.000. • CHECK THIS PRICE! 2 story. 3 BR, I', B home w-new car peting & 2 porches on corner lot. $33,500!! CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR, 2', 8 w7600 sq ft of quality features on beautiful 142* 128 corner lot. Below cost at $76,500!! TUtYø 332-3772, 322 0779, 372-5353 REALTORS - SUPER 3 BR, lB home in Sunland w.your own pool & patIol Dining area, ww carpet. new roof, fenced yd on a large shaded lot. A buy for 136,75.0. SPECIAL 3 BR, 1', bath home wail the extrast C.H&A, w-w carpet, OR, Fl. Rm,, Rec. Rm., FP I more. BPP SEP. VICE CONTRACT! Only 549,500! Assume 1 pct. mtg. BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2', 6 home in Loch Arborl Pool & patio! CHIP., eat.in kit., Fl rm & much more. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Just 146,0001 Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 PLUS ACRES PAVED ROAD FRONTAGE, TALL TREES ON ST. JOHNS RIVER. SAN'ORD AREA POSSIBLE MARINA SIGHT 537.500 TERMS AVAILABLE th.w. OPEN HOUSE 1701 E. 0th, Mayfair Saturday 1.3 Your Hostess NANCY FEHO This 4 BR, 21 home is country quiet, wC.HIA, 2 FR's. A truly spacious I lovely home. $57,000. Owner will hold a 2nd mortgage to 0½ pd. VA loan. NEW LISTING 911 Elm Ave. Don't miss this onel 2 BR, 1½ B. cocnp. remodeled home, Ia. LR, DL CIlIA. $31,300 w assumable mtg. at 10 pEt. 2565 EALTORS PARK Branch ' 1)') JLJ Build to Suit - our 101 or y.urs FHA VA. FHA 2355.245 M. Unsworth Realty ER MU L interest, assumable mtg. 141,000. Eve. 3Q$$.3640 Lk. Harney, lake front. 200' 537,000. ROSBIE'S REALTY 322-9283 241bUR E 8 ACR ES LAKE F PONT POLLING HILLS, NICELY WOOD E 0, VOL US IA COUNTY $28500 11 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT. VOLUSIA COUNTY. EXTRA SCENIC 556,900 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT, LAKE HELEN AREA, $50,000 Osteen 3 2. 1 acres, owner holding good price or terms $44,900. 42 C A&H fenced bk. like new, close in. Consider lease option. Owner $44,500. W Garnet? White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 372 788%, Sanfgrd 3 BR, 26, 2 story house $35,000 $5,000 dn., owner financed 299 3397 Realtor-Associate. REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency' Inc., Realtors 41COfldOflUfl ForSals 1 BR. lB. all appl. md, WID, approx. 770 sq. ft.. outside storage, pool 8. club house, assum. first or owner will consider termS. $27,000,. Orlando 777)790. Sanford 2 BR, 2Ba, appro. 1,000 sq. ft., full cisc. kit., newly dec condo. Call 373.7742 for info. 42—?obile Homes Wanted to buy, older Mobile Home, single or double wide. Call anytime 1-273-0711. tee uur beautiful new BROADMORE, front I rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 3335300 VA I FHA Financing 1 YR. OLD DBL.WIDEBeautiful 1g. 2 BR, 28, w Central HIA heat pump, big bdrms., I huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 519,90011 Harold Hall Realty, inc. 333.5774, 43-Lots-Acreage 3063231053 10 % INTEREST IS acre orange grove Eves. 322.0612,3221317 207 E. 25th St. 10 acres, part wooded, part pasture BROWSE AND SAVE It's .asyandfun.. TMWantA Way. .uCop cXomos SEIGLER REALTY BROKER 74)9 S Myrtle-. Ave Orlando 32? 1577 Sanford 37) 0640 + ijsii SOUTH SANFORD AVENUE 3 lots total 180*196, directly across from Sanora entrance. Zoned Residential in County. 1)6.500 cash, trade, let's deal. __________________________________ GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs exp as teacher & professional guitarist Studied theory & composition at Chicago Con servatory of Music Beginners enroll now, SSa tesson Student guitars available, $29 Also save on Gibson. Martin, Guild, Yamaha, etc Lackey's Guitar Center & Studio. Sanford 32) 894) - '- We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY INC. 339 2800 79—TrucksTrailers UTILITY TRAILER 8*5 5265 323 8028 l'h.ee 40 ft aluminum traIers Excellent condition Priced to sell 205 227 6493 days. or 705 2226)20 nights ______-. -. The Best Buy In Town cost Classited Act - - - - - s%est Sartoro 1?) Se?0 -- --- 80—Autos for Sale STORAGE AUCTION _______________________ SAT., MAR. 15th. 10 AM - 60-A---Busitess Equip. _____________________ TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig. 5.493 75 bal $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339-6386 . _______________ SANFORD, FL. - -- IELEVWON 97 I nile west Ot Speedway D,toia tl,',,h will hold .1 p)l AUTO AUCTION every 7:10; fl's ?4e only one In Florida YOU Ipt The reserved prIce. Cal soi-us8311 for furTher dettils. TRANSFER & STORAGE 62—Lawn. Garden _____________________ F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Clark & Ilirt 373 1580 RCA color console 25". sold new over $700 Balance due 5)7500 or tak.e over my payments $11 00 month in Still warranty Will deliver Call 11625)91 67—Livestock- Poultry RAW, & Color TV's Also Stereos Reasonable 323 6670 Yearling Steer. 1.000 lbs Very Well Fed. $700 373 6769 WE BUY CARS - _____________________________ 70) 5 French 75—Recreational Vehicles - 1913 Buick RegaIS90O 1971 Mustang $100 3310322 - 68—Wanted - :_-_r'" to Buy 1963 Ford Van like new motor & .,, . ..... -. - NEW & USED RATT FRIES Malor Credit Cards Accepted THE IIA I I FRY SHOP 107W 27th St 173 9114 i i - -.... MonteC,, Ii) 1973 AC. PS. PB. swivel tiuckOt seats. 63.000 mvii • $1,800 321 0825 att I . 1) Pinto, 79 mpg, good tires, New b.itt & mutfler I?? 11119 or 1730119 __________ I radio, '78 Dodge Mon,,O. AC. I'S. PB, AM FM S track stereo, take over pay mints Must cell -- 331 7750 Will buy iuflk Auto Batteries IIi's? Price' I . .... I - 76—Auto Parts Will buy old class rings A silver coins Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323 1888. The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classllied Ad s. - . The Buys are still The Best! ....,...,. yl ,iuto . .lir. 33.00)) ni $1675. consider sm,,ll car in trade. good mile'qe 3?? 0098 pwt'r . 915 W is? S BUY USED F URNI TURF. APPI lANCES & Pt LJMBING 1- IX T UI? ES Jenkins Fur nit ure. 705 F 75th St 373 o,ai Sat & Sun 9 4, 7122 Holly Ave. Several FamIiie All Misc. Hems _________________________ Garage Sale 284 Gale P1, Furn ,Misc. Fri. 8 Sat. 9-S 'S (,r,'nilin 6 . . Larry's Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in usnt furniture. Refrig.. stoves, tools Garage Sale 805W 3rd St. I hrs only! I S Sunday 75-A-.--Vans ' II I Cash 322.4132 - UST MAKE PAYMENTS -69 te '75 models Call 3)9 9100 or 831 4405 IDealer) tip .ut, AC, arpete'd. Iqe BR. deluxe fur,, patio doors, many i.. tr,is i,iuSt sell this week Cost $11 4(k) selling 56995 1 475 3348 19110 Travel Tr.%iler 35' - 323 7831 .____________________ I Good used TV'S. $758. up MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr Ph 327 0352 AUCTION $ev ADAMS ____ - DAY TONA ,\i,lTO I I SALE TO BE HELD AT Jewelry store fixtures for sale, Liotited display (OUfltCrS, alarms, fixtures, lurniture 377 5681 - - 73 Chevy 3 'on with Il : Slide in camper stove ret toilet. hester, steeps 5 Only 53.500 323 232• ______________________ ________ _________________________________ -- Yard Sale Multi family Kids clothes, toys. turn .cake pans, misc. Sal Only 186 5th St. Lake Mary 95 ---------- 79 Jeep Pik up Ps PB 6 Cyl 3 Spec'd 55800 323 9214 Dell's Auction Center i A low Three 40 It aluminum trAitOrS Excellent condition Pr'(e(j to S.-. 7OS 7?? ,j93 (1Ac . 705 17? 6120 nights DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY STAY L. Al F - Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings Cal? Bob BaIl 322 4103 2207 French Ret repo 16 cu tt frost free Orig 1529, now $205 or $19 mo Agent 339 8386 REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 377 7498 I Several Single beds 21 be,lutitul bcyleS like 00w D,inich modern chArS childs cm school desk draperies. lots of old & modern glass & ceramic items, plus a lOt of ewelry P. miSC - rchandise 59—MijstcaI ______________________________ KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 . - * AUCTION SALE * FRI. 7:30 P.M. --. - - - rFst,;tc' Commercial & RSi dential Auctions S Appraisals Call Dells Auction 323 5620 - ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy t792 Sanford, FIa 32771 _______________________________________ - - W,ishr'r rt'po OF deluxe model So org 5109 35. used short time Ba) 5189 14 or $19 35 mO Agent - - 339 8386 CailBart 47—Real Estate Wanted - - GUN AUCTION Sunday March 30th Consignments accepted SSNCOPD AUCTION 323 7310 - - __________________ 1k Sylvan Area, Sacres, $77000 Other parcels avail W Maliczowski, REALTOR 322 7963 72-AUCtiOn 322 7430 A OK TIRE NEW TIRES $19898. UP Sanford 7113 French Ave I ____________________________ I -. .. - - -- . 78—IV'Ktorcycles __________________________ 55—Boats & Accessories 53—TV-Radio-Stereo ---------- - - A OK TIRE 322 7480 Slio ks 5495 Heavy Duty $695 New Batteries $2995 74)3 French Ave. Sanford 1974 Ford pu F 100 Ranger 11.800, 195% 1 Dr Ford $1,800: various guns for sale Call ,ift 8)56 - S. 372 ___________ -. We buy equity in houses, opts., 8. vacant land Lucky Invest ments. P 0 Box 79 Sanford 377 4711 Sanford Have capital to invest? What are your interes? 8 Security requirements? Don 862 6611. 50—Miscellaneous LAKE MARY BLVD. & 17-92, SANFORD USED CARS AND TRUCKS for Sale Side by Side refrig., $73; picnic tble w 2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w-matt, $25; Oak Porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk, 170. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 09,81. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY. SELL, TRADE 31131SF. First St. 322-5677 Beds, Dbl. motel 6.5. 1 Mat?., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S French. 323-7340. Army Boots $11.99 Pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 10 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 urniture for all rooms, plus waterbed, stereo. TV, lamps, etc. No item over 5700. 323U73 - '77 CAMARO Silver, 34,000 Miles, AT, '74 ELITE Ac, PS, $ 4495 '79 ASPEN WAGON 4 Sp. 4 Cyl., 11,000 Miles. 6 Cyl, 15,000 Miles, AT, AC, PS $4495 MOlI Sr. Rig. REAL GATE '78 CUTLASS SUPREME 2 Dr., Burgundy, Interior. 21,000 '76 MARK IV $4595 Miles, Luxury SHOWROOM NEW '78 FAIRMONT 4 Dr.,6 Cyl., AT, AC, PS, Low Miles. ONLY '4195 PSAC, LowMiles. $3495 Dr., 9,000 Miles, Loaded with OptIons. ONLY 1, 2, 3 BR. SuItes Uafure. Adult- Family '71 FORD CREWCAB '5895 '6500 Story . 1505 W. 25th ST. UNFORD 4 Dr., LimIted Edition, Low Miles, Velour Interior, Black.Red, '2995 Miles, Sell. WHOLESALE VALUES 3 To Choose From. All Low Loaded with Options. Priced to $3995 '73 DODGE D-600 wim 14' Flatbed, Lift Gate.NEW PAINT '2980 WithsYd. Water Level Dump, REDUCED TO '6980 '75 DODGE D.100 4x4,V4,4$psej '4680 4*4 EXTRA CLEAN '73FORDF.600 '3480 ' With S Yd. Water Level Dump, 4 Speed, 2 Spied Roar AxIs. 3222090 '4480 '71 FORD F-250 - —1 '2595 EXTRA CLEAN '77 CHEVROLET C50 - 5Piel— Laua*'y AC, Low Miles, I 4*4, New EnIn., Auto, PS, Air, NEW TIRES Studio 4 Cyl, AT, '78 THUNDERBIRDS 75 FORD F.250 APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" $4995 LIKE NEW NEW CAR TRADE-IN '78 DATSUN 810 Save $14'., Designer Series, 34,000 '75 DART '77 GRANADA 4 Govenchy Miles. '74 DATSUN B210 4*4, Auto., Air, PS, Whit. Spoke Wheels, 12*11 New Tins. 2$ N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. lvi. 0524W 536.1300 $4795 ONLY GAS SAVER H. Ernest '2495 SEE THIS ONE '79 PINTO RUNABOUT $45 for 0' pick.updelivered 323-1947 aft. 3 iy buy used? New brand name x springs I mattresses at 20 t. above dealers cost. TwIn,, ull size, queen & king. Jenkins 'urnilure, 205 E. 25th St. 323 IS). 2 Dr., White.Whlte, Showroom New. Loaded, EXTRA CLEAN FIREWOOD S Singer Futura Fully auto, OpOssi's$ed, used very short me. Original $352, bal. Sill or Ii in.. Agent 7354305 322-1481 Orlando 644-8916 I Will buy 1st I 2nd mortgages. We tso make Real Estate I Busineu loMs. Florida Mar. tgage 'Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 477-2976. ... Immaculate 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, concrete block home in Sanford. Convenient to shopping. Fenced backyard with brick BarB-Q. Price: $35900 with approximately $17,600 assumable mortgage, 7't percent. N. N. Greene ealty, Inc., Realtor, Orancje City, 775-7272. ______ BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 7597 S Sanford Ave 373 1731 - .VF BUY I1SFDFIJRNITUPE & APPI lANCES S,anford Fur ,1$urC Salvage 322 8721 -- - - I - ''-__ Antiques Oriental Rugs Music Botes Slot mCchne% Bridges AntiQues, 323 2801 Fern Park, 311 Ridge Rd Carpente, ools, power toil. mtre box. oil paintings. diShES, Samson,te luggage, refrigerator, odds & March 13 14 15 MPCROWA.VE 'i43S' S French (17 97) Sanford 373 5371 24 acre orange grove, w 6" well Low Down Payment Cash for your Iatl Will build your lot as our lot. Y Enterprise. Inc. 644-301) Model Inc., Realtor I Pun button Contrgl, has caro usel slill 'n warranty Originally 1649, assume oay ments of $21 mo Agent 339 8186 - __________ Multi Family, Sat. 9 5 901 Cherokee Circle Sunland Estates I - CR0CETT w -- BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Cell 322 1621; 377 116Q . -_____________________ collar Paid for unk 3. 'tit*i r cars, t,IJCkS & heavy equipment. 322 5990 47-A--Mortgages Bought &Sokl 323-7832 VA-F HA.235-Cofl. Homes - - _____ _______ SATURDAY 15 QtoS 30 Cryst,l & Pine Lake Or _______________________________ ..r'l)iii. u',,"l irntirp F U RN I u t & iHINGS 500 S Santorct Ace S,,ptord 323 659) - - __________- . -________ 77—Junk Cars Removed 68--Wanted to Buy ________________________________ FRI & SAT 3424 S Sanford Av Across from Sanora 52—Appliances - .-------- . 17 LOTS. EXCELLENT AREA NEAR SANORA 15,500 EACH, WITH BUILDERS TERMS Vacant Lake Mary 3 2 blk. $39500 or best offer. 6.5 acres with small pond . BEAT THE HIGH COST OF HOUING We've just listed a 2 wilt income property. it's a great old home - Settling an Estate rum sm appil ots & :;o Locust Ave Cor E 20th A Locust Fr, & sat -.____________ GONE IN SERVICE OWNER SAYS SELL 5 ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STA TION. $5900 CASH. HIGHWAY I 1 FRONTAGE, De BARY AREA 15 WOODED ACRES, 13)500 - Used full size hotel motel bed ding. 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EXECUTIVE LIVING Lake front living i% avail in this 1'2 acre estate. 38R. lB w guest costage, fruit trees 192,000 -__________ - 3lIOOrlmndoDr. (17.92) Sanford - I $250 mo. & under if you qualify. 322 2994 BATEMAN REALTY - HAR.CAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. - , 36—Resort_Property Tired of house huntIng? 3.7, 5() mo. Lease, Dep. pool. Max. 2 child., no pets. Geneva Gardens Apts. 1505W. 25th St. ________________________ 1 Legal Notice _____________________________ Unfurnished SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE home) BR, 26, extra 1g. kit., 8. Fl. rm., one 1 acre, $450 mo. Seigler Realty, BROKER, 321. 0610. 28—Apts. & Houses ' 1 For rent mobile home, 12*60 in the country. No pets, $250 mo. + $100 clean up & damage dep. 323.3148. 2 BR. lB. 2 car garage w.work shop. $325 mo. wone mo. security. 323.5115 aft 5 p.m. 24—Business Opportunities 3—Wobile Homes For rent 1 BR 50' turn, mobile home. Older couple preferred, no child, in country. $175 mo. 322.1496 aft 6 p.m. - _____________________________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory. _________________________ CANNON REST HOME Special care for elderly lady or gentleman. Private room, goodfood, etc. 121 DeloresDr., Altamonte Sp.'ings. $341148. 21—Situations Wanted - Sanford Court Apts ____ LUXURY LIVING 3 BR. 2B, pool, BBQ, green house. 1g. patio. $55,900. - DELTONA. 2 BR $225, 1st, last, $100 sec. No pets. Avail. now. Owner. 514.1040 31—Apartments Furnished NEW HOMES Open 1 to5 daily Kit equipped, move in today for 533.900. Lk. Mary, The Crossing, rent with option.) BR, 28, FP FR, $525 negot. 669.4470. 33—Houses Furnished - Friday, March 14, 1910'—'SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 51-_Household Goods -- - 2 BR, 20, Condo DEL.TONA. 2 BR 5200 1st, last, $100 Sec. No pets. Avail now. Owner. 574.1010. 1 BR-%209 up. Pool. Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in. Sanford. Call 323.0670 Mariner's Village 'RN or LPN, 4 10 12 part tjrne. Apply In perlon Sanford Nursl & Convalescent Center, 930 Mellonville Ave. -- 43—Lots-Acreage -- 7ACRES FOR HORSES NEAR SORRENTO. OLD S BEDROOM HOUSE NEED FIXIN & FENCIN'. $350 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, BRflKER. 321 0640. Energy efficient 1 BR unit. 13 built.in power savers, attic storage 8. many other features. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Technical Maintenance Operator, Operate and maintain well water and waste water treatment plants in addition to other maintenance duties In campground. Must reside on grounds. Minimum of three years experience required. Ideal for retired person. $1.20 hourly. 3236323. 3 Isnes Minimum 41—Houses Sanford Court Apts Class A Mech needed for private carrier in Sanford, Fl. Must have background in diesel mechanics. Good benefits, salary commensurate with exp. Qualified persons reply to Box 51 co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, San. ford, Fl. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. M.F. 831-9993 322-2611 32—Houses Unfurnished - DIESEL MECHANIC CLASSIF Unfurnished '5680 ' ' ' r.. S., ...................... 4 r -r' a '- ' ' • - ,.bt&1..'(cA%. - i.,.4 , 4. .. - -'y-.r-;:..& Lj4pt r I, . 'r.- �SPORTS 10*-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 100 Winner Meets Pensacola Washington Seminoles Set By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Sanford's Fighting Seminole basketball team can take ft final step towards the 4A championship game in Lakeland tonight. But first they must step over a talented Tampa Robinson squad. "They are simply devastating inside," says coach Bill Payne of the Knight's bread and butter game plan at the forwards and center. 'They just take it to you and try to jam it inside." Size-wise, the Seminoles match up against Tampa Robinson just about inch for inch. Starting at the pivot for the Knights will be 6-6 Sylvester James, a senior who owns a 21 point per game average. He'll match up against Seminole's 6-6 Reggie Butler. Butler carries only a 7 and change average as far as offense is concerned. More importantly will be how well Butler can defense the high scoring Knight center, Tampa Robinson's offensive punch season average of 21.9 up to better than 28 points a contest In playoff action. The Tribe will need every bit of David Thomas' fine rebounding efforts in post-season play also. Against a taller West Palm Beach Twin Lakes squad, Thomas ripped a game high 14 rebounds, undaunted by a Ham front line of 6-7, 6-6 and 6-6. The key to a Seminole victory may well rest in the play in the backcourt. If Thomas, Butler and McCray can play the Knights to a stand-still under the boards, Seminole has the edge. Starting for Tampa Robinson at guards will be 6.0 senior Dick Lovett and 5-11 senior Tim Wheless. Lovett carries a seven point average and Wheless Is averaging eight points a ball game, but against - Lakeland In the sectional game that got them where they are, both of the Knight's starling guards were held scoreless. Matching up against thejn will be the familiar faces of 5-9 Keith Whitney and 6-0 Glenn Stambaugh. Sights On Tampa Robinson If Stambaugh and Whitney can connect from the outside, their shooting and ball handling could decide whether Seminole plays Tampa Robinson's strength in reserve lies in .back up guards Kenny Gunn and Darryl Patterson. Gunn is an excellent defensive player while Patterson, a fellow junior, possesses a good outside shot and came off the bench to score 12 against Lakeland. The Seminoles will be a lot healthier for tonight's game than they've been in the last two weeks. The Tribe has had to survive a team bout with the flu in addition to some pretty sound opposition. In making it to the semi-final game at Lakeland. Saturday night. However Payne feels the key Is the inside game. "Most people think you should hit from the outside to open up things under the boards," points out the Seminole coach. "I'm just the op. posite. I think if we can challenge them inside it will open things up for Keith and Glenn." Strength-wise the Seminoles appear to have the better bench, and they've gone to it with success throughout the season and into playoff action. Sixth-man Shun Thomas may well be the best sixth player at the state tournament, capable of spelling either Stambaugh or Whitney at guard. If Payne needs reserve strength under the boards he'll turn to Stephen Grace and Willie White at center and forward. According to scouting reports, A victory tonight sends them against Pensacola. Washington Saturday night at 8:30 for the 4A state championship, a first for a Seminole - Reynolds: 7hey've By SAM COOK - .1 ' -. SANFORD, FLORIDA "We've worked hard the last three years to get where we are," commented Five Star Conference Coach of the Year Payne. "A win tonight puts us where we want to be. But we can't eyen think about Saturday yet. Tampa Robinson -is an awesome team. It will take a great effort to beat them." Tile e Lakeland bound Fighting Seminoles: front row left to right are Joe Tonight is "Wear Orange Night" if Baker, Glenn Stambaugh, Robert Guy, Keith Whitney, Mike Gaudreau, you have plans on attending the Clarence Slppio, Shun Thomas. Back row left to right, assistant coach Tom contest. "We'd like everybody going to wear Smith, Willie White, Casey Jones II, David Thomas, Stephen Grace, Reggie something orange," Payne added. Butler, Fred Alexander, Bruce McCray, head coach Bill Payne, ?'.: ier Doe "We want to let them know we're all Terwilleger. A victory over Tampa Robinson tonight moves the Fighting from Sanford." Seminoles Into Saturday's 4A state championship game against Pensacola Sanford radio station WTRR will broadcast the Seminole-Tampa Washington. Game time tonight is 8:30 p.m. Sanford Radio station WTRR Robinson encounter beginning at 8:15 will once again broadcast the Seminole game with pre-game show starting at 8:15 p.m. with the pre-game show. junior Charlie Bradley and 6.3 senior John Brumfield. Bradley also owns a healthy average at 20.8 points per game while Brumfield holds an 11.8 average. Both are considered superior Jumpers along with center James. Bill Payne will once again counter with the front line of 64 David Thomas and 6.4 Bruce McCray. McCray has boosted a regular '- - Friday, March 14, 1980 High basketball team: 15 ruunueu out at LI1V 1(WWW1JS. Starting for the Knights will be 6-6 -- Ening Herald If Seminole High School Principal Don Reynolds could have his way he'd one and usually this time of year nothing is going on. Of course that pride started with the basketball team Brought Happiness lowered our expectations, realized we were a small The students were not school in a small town." negative, they realized Roach defended his Mainland was superb, but dumping by saying the Seminoles weren't going to that game really hurt." The next tuumble didn't win their district, so they come on the court, but off. didn't deserve to be In the top ten. And all this time you thought he was ranking the St. Petersburg Times And maybe not Just yet. "You know not all of those guys are angels," cautions YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE - Corn pI.t. W..k's TV Listings Harmony disciplinarian but that's not true," Richardson modestly related. "Wayne Epps be Saturday. As far as I'm concerned they're champlons If they don't win Reynolds. "Coach Payne's (assistant principal), Cor- another game." become very attached to that nellus Franklin (Dean), Jay Reynolds went on to say itself," reminded Reynolds. prescribe a state contending wild crew. It hasn't been Stokes (attendance) and it's been a unique team in basketball team every year It was a pride that was myself all work together. It's more ways than its awesome easy. established early. The for his' high school, record. "They wouldn't have come a team effort. The personable Reynolds Fighting Seminoles ran off 17 "The thing I'm most "It's a team that everyone this far without excellent maintains the Tribe's tin- straight victories on its way with Is for. When a player how these cares prssalve 314 date $0114 WW to a uwnber three state Sports Writer Paul Roach best teams In the state and coaching. Bill's a scholar of pleased boys have been able to needed some shoes, I went not potential district the game. He's excellent at the state tournament this ranking. coordinates the weekly poll switching defenses. handle the success, when and bought him some champs. out Lakeland for t he rankings. W he n th e Friday at Included in the string were "And more than that he's a most of them haven't been shoes," said Reynolds. "We just the tonic needed to keep poll came over the United tournament championships tournament Anyway Sanford upset tremendous motivator. He's too successful before," said take care of them." his school on an even keel. In the Rotary Bowl Tour- Press International wire Roach, the poll and brought in so many new Richardson of about the Along with taking care of And as everybody knows nament and the Oviedo service, the Sanford squad Mai nland when guard Glenn improvements that it's been same cast, which won only the players, Seminole High is had not only fallen out of the happy students go a long way Christmas Tournament. turned hero for unbelievable," exclaimed two games as sophomores. taking care of the fans. adIn making . an top ten, but out of the poll Stambaugh Then the first setback the second night in a row as "The high school went up Sanford's success not. Reynolds. entirely. Two losses to the ministrator's job that much cam the Tribe edged the BUCS W and bought 500 tickets and just how far withstanding, easier. unbeaten and ranked second second best team in the state 67. Forward Bruce McCray Along with Payne's on and can the Fighting Seminoles brought them back to the and all of a sudden you don't , Its one of the best things in the state at with 31 points carried off the court motivation, school," said Reynolds. "We go? rate, Sanford most the night, until Reynolds likes to point a that has ever happened to edged the Seminoles 78-75 In want to take 1000 people "Well, we 'hope all the Upon a prompting by the school," Reynolds a game that was decided in Sentinel Star Prep Sports Stambaugh's jump shot finger toward assistant way," laughed Reynolds, from Sanford." reverberated off downtown principal Lamar Richardson ..to me the hardest part will pointed out Tuesday Now, if the Seminoles can °' Editor Frank Carroli, Roach There were no reported and his counseling services, St. Pete. evening. "It's pulled the just take care of two more be Friday. But if they win hackec1 his rankings and "Some of those players than, the hardest same will student body together behind suicides in the clinic the somehow "We got th em (Ma in land) op ponents... found there was an following Monday though. when it counted the most,'! are like Mr. Richardson's the team, oversight (no, not that "No, that one didn't bother Reynolds said about the sons," Informed Reynolds. Twins Hold 'Thanks Canada'Day Sunday "When you're walking the the had a job) in the dramatic district tour. "He advises them and talks halls the place seems a little the students too much," still Seminoles WERE The Minnesota Twins have designated Sunday, to them every day. I don't nament victory, more alive. Everybody's confirmed Reynolds. March 16, as 'Thank you, Canada, Day' at Tinker talking about the team and knew Mainland was a great category "also receiving never been in a think he has missed a game "I've Field, in tribute to the courage shown by the Canadian a team and after all they were situation when seen so either. the game coining up. It's I've , What probably happened embassy in Iran in protecting American per of ranked ahead personnel. many people so happy. it vibrant feeling." was, as a face-saving move, Richardson is given credit The Montreal Expos will be Aftei the Mainland their first road the, was complete elation. playing Reynolds also points Roach inserted for turning around McCray's Tribe game of the spring when they tackle the Twins here which he Coach Bill Payne's Everybody I would :: the feeling of pride Seminoles that day. In honor of the remained unbeaten until a occasion, Capt. David Boyd, basketball team was all they career in a closed 6001' thinks was iut outraged cries of the Sanford meeting during the Tribe's commandant of the U. S. Naval Training Base in return encounter with would talk about. team and has carried over t aithful, f leading scorer's sophomore Bucsthis time In Daytona Orlando, will toss out the ceremonial first ball to start the "1'n people must have Now if you think McCray, year. the game, and the navy color guard will post the colors. Beach. "I think it t told me- they called St. Stambaugh, Reggie Butler, The occasion provides a unique opportunity for central pride in the student body too. "m. 2400int loss hurt," Pete," Reynolds relates Keith Whitney and David "There is a tendency to Floridians to express their personaI appreciation othe Everybo's going wound remembers Reynolds about about the snub. "We were Thomas are ready for the give me all the credit gallant effort of the Canadian embassy In Iran. 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WOO. 41 4 1% Mint -- - .,%- -, - , .. • �S I 2—EvnIng H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, io Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A Sure And Steady Starting Five Thirty-OneScalps Hang On Seminole Teepee Lake Brantley 56 Leesburg 52 Lyman 48 Boone 39 Colonial 56 Spruce Creek 47 Lake Brantley 58 Evans 36 Seabreeze 68 Merrit Island 49 Lake Brantley 42 Lake Howell 50 Lyman 49 47 Lake Howell Colonial 59 Apopka 60 Deland 66 78 Mainland Seminoles Seminoles Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole 67 71 56 48 79 75 88 43 76 97 45 69 60 66 76 97 75 75 Friday, March 14, 1$O-3 Glenn Stambaugh The newest face in the Seminole line up, guard Glenn Stambaugh has provided Tribe fans with the prettiest Jump shot in Seminole County. His uncanny accuracy from the outside has been a critical factor. The six-foot nothing-but-net shooter has provided the winning shot In three of the Tribes tournameat games. He's also set a new school mark from the free-throw line with a better than 88 percent accuracy mark. Seminole 83 Lake Brantley 62 Spruce Creek 47 Seminole 73 44 Boone Seminole 50 49 Seminole 61 Seabreeze Lyman 57 Seminole 79 Lake Howell, 68 Seminole 74 Evans Seminole 64 39 Apopka 50 Seminole 67 D•Land 57 Seminole 78 Mainland 80 Seminole 60 District Seminole 47 Apopka 46 Seminole 71 60 Lake Howell Seminole 68 Mainland 67 Region Ft, Pierce Central 62 Seminole 68 Section West Palm Beach Twin Lakes 58 Seminole 68 David Thomas Call him Mr. Rebound. Standing at a slim 6-4, David Thomas usually draws the toughest defensive assign. meat of the night. But he's proved he's up to the chalhngt. Thomas hit three important Jumpers at Ft. Pierce in a tight fourth quarter and then followed up his playoff performance by snagging a game high 14 rebounds against a much taller West Palm Beach Twin Lakes squad. Maybe the most underrated player in the starting line up, the Tribe wouldn't be going to Lakeland without him. Bruce McCray Big Bruce McCray has made a habit of smashing school records this season. The 6-4 senior now owns the single game scoring record and the single season point total In addition to being the squad's leading rebounder. McCray has come on strong in playoff action too, boosting a regular season average of 21.9 to a shade better than 28 points in dia(net, regional and sectional competition. The Tribe must have his continued scoring prowess against Tampa Robinson. -.•. ?; -.: • p __ I • INOLE HIGH SCHOOL'S "FIGHTING TRIBE" --.— FlowDalwashmII I . ropic bank of.snkiol. I $ANPOIDOPFICI CASSILIEIRYoFFIC, WINTER 1$01 Siousram $Ivd. . Phon.: -• • - Keith Whitney • ....,.win or lose, you've had aflpe season. __ ... we re Proud of you!i 101 Es1uft, Strss • ; C0068PTULflTion 19 I,' •i 678.2000 The smallest of the start. era, guard Keith Whitney plays the game In a big way. He's inter than a speeding bullet, kMs by defenders In a single bound, and passes ed assists like they're golag .st.1ut1e. Name Field Goals Attempted OFFICE Raid 434 sPrnNGs 4 Reggie Butler When Whitney's hot from the outside be poses even more headaches for the op. position. Together With Stambaugh the Seminoles have one of the best backcourts in the state, Percentage Free Throws Attempted Percentage Total PoInts Rebus AssIsts Average--- Maybe it's because he prefers to do his talking on comes from a large family, the court. lie's the squad's but you wouldn't know Keg- second leading rebosmder gle Butler was around unless and the premier defensive you hear4 him slapping center in the Central Florida sway an opponents attempt- area. Butler's shown he can edshot. also goto the hoop when he Quiet and reserved, Butler wants to. McCray Stambaugh Butler Whitney D. Thomas 315 151 478 278 IS pct. 54 pet. 4 4 151 98 N pet. 88 pct. 725 388 328 78 77 117 2i:9 — --- -- --- 103 170 61 pct. 47 88 53 pct. 253 309 133 131 249 53 pct. 67 98 68 pet. 329 54 201 142 263 54 pct. 53 95 56 pct. 336 254 123 102 V , ft I g a. r - 3 - .- .."? i-• �- -a I El 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 1NO Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, March 14, 1990-5 Talk About Team Discipline BySAM COOK Herald Sports Writer • He will never be mistaken 't• . . for the White Shadow, this . • 7: '. /" big, black, Imposing' gentleman, but TV's Ken Reeves isn't doing any more for : • •,.• k Carver High School than Lamar Richardson does for (• Seminole High School. Richardson is assistant principal and disciplinarian at Seminole. He specializes ,• ' in giving direction, which he . prefers to do through conversation, although he has used other methods. Right now Richardson Is jP shadowing the Sanford High basketball team which is taking Its maiden voyage to .. the state tournament Friday. .• Richardson, along with fellow assistant principal Wayne Epps, Dean of Students Cornelius Franklin and attendance man Jay Stokes form a team which has kept some of the Seminoles on an even ' scholastic and mental keel while Coach Bill Payne works the physical and emotional end. "We started on some of these boys a sophomores," Richardson recalls. "The first thing was to get them at 100 percent attendance, which we've finally done. "It's a teamwork concept. We try to show the boys the right way to go about It. U you come to school. lf you do this and you do that and work like hell, It will pay off," emphasized Richardson. Lamar Richardson makes sure shifty Keith Thus far the Payne. Whitney and the Tribe have stayed on the Richardson-Epps-Franklin. straight and narrow. Stokes system has paid benefits to the tune of a 31.2 season I ludlngf45fl remembers Richardson very satisfying for me," district, regional about previous friction Richardson said. "Sanford Uw'.-'won't have another 31-2 team and section championshIps, among students, "IUsedto play a lot of for 20 years. They've me biggest stop comes Friday nigl* though, when basketball myself. I'm in. reached the pinnacle of Sanford meets Tampa terested in It. But so are a lot success Robinson in the semi-finals of other people at Seminole. "These records can't be of the state tournament at Everyone has pitched in and erased. The 'ye definitely Lakeland. A victory moves don, hIs part. j.jgng .cpi'' then Into the dIW&O.IP "Bill Payne has done a' game Sataday against job ol moiding & ArA it's been boys hvin either Ponsae'l 0 a toem- do Won only two different backpmads that - Washington or. Miami wnss sophomores, flea be" pulled ftether to do Palmetto,. . __ boys - Al WIth the on-court; bm end aeIeaDy 'W.'ve IInI)y got than to _____ho- cons a bet*ii lop.,, pd - out R& rsi, that If you west Id atms on reins toe - UL • and IM enough . A - wa(. sports, thu 1118010, y'fl End that raIow at can do a oofts for 1"bind as Players, but onethe end," concluded of , Riebordeon who siongpersons also asid Richard. -. am Friday and Saturday with —. has w$hu,d "Seeing them mature and Santurd hepusto collect that "Thainthe best thing that hNaft do prosurs bu bow last pot of gold In Lakeland. could hippos to this echuol," The Long Hard Road To Lake'land %*4k District 9 Championship Daytona Beach Daytona Mainland 67 Fighting Seminoles 68 On The Road .' Lakeland * State Semi-finals Tampa Fighting Seminoles ? With The Seminoles h ( By JOE DeSANTIS few cramped legs. they returned to their seatsp Herald Sports Editor "Turnup the air con- In quiet solitude, faces Twenty hours on a bus, and ditioning," was the battle masked In personal con. some 950 miles ago, San- cry on the venture to West centratlon as the miles of ford's Fighting Seminoles Palm Beach. familiar scenery flicked by ended the regular season "shut that damn thing unnoticed. looking like anything but a off," was the Watch word to Memories o( the trip toFt, team destined for Lakeland. Ft. Pierce. Pierce are filled with the' But three trips to Daytona "Silence," was the script bbnT-bieeep, bhrrr.bleeep of Beach brought them the for the ride to Daytona a time killing electronic district title, a venture to Ft. Beach. baseball game. "Big Bird" Pierce the regional, and a The van trip to Daytona Steve Grace, seemingly round trip exodus to West Beach for the district title fascinated with challenging Palm the sectional crown, game against Mainland Mike Gaudreau for modern Through all of their provided the flat insight to gadget title honors, received travels, farther than any coach Bin Payne's colorful more than a few barbs from other squad in playoff action, characters, sleep-minded teammates life on the road with the with his toy. Tribe has provided a uw. The Seminoles held a "Turn that damned thing fun, a lot of the unexpected, closed door meeting at the off," came cries from the touches of frustration, rear of the bus for 20 overstuffed van. But Grace. weariness, ceadeile, minutes, no coaches allowed. continued to challenge the roudlness and more than a Following a big "Let's go," computer, and Seminole continued Its winning ways. The West Palm Beach ride was a hot and noisy one. Fifty-live players, coaches, cheerleaders, managers and a. few family members suffered the musty luxury of the chartered beast for 210 miles. The tropical ride proved to be happy one with the vicy over Twin Lakes, and a phone call back home from the familiar watering hole at the Ft. Deum rest PVE Wi area brought encouraging news that Lakeland, the season long number one ranked team, had been knocked off at the same time Seminole had been busy putting the finishing touches on a liii win over Twin Likes. Through all of the miles, all of the personalities, all of the Inconveniences of life on U* road, there has remained however, a patient sense among all concerned, A sense that the road would *9 •ventilly lead to Lakeland. SEE F Ibaight's trip Is one the Serthihs will be more than — *Region 5 Championship Ft. Pierce Ft. Pierce Central 62 Fighting Seminoles 68 Section 3 Championship West Palm Beach West Palm Beach Twin Lakes 58 Fighting Seminoles 68 I GUA fu& Sel,tigeb4 I L .y113 *; , V rr, •-, --- !'4'.F • t*r' - tt.b$o as"1111111øII4d • s,lantJiig JJ rs*Is1 =t riazrt • Real,-•"W&,e Mid as. radaR Everybody waidatoge so. ft. some, mack,oft a" WNW 'lie basketball town has dons a lot for this school by Just It's not 10 .• •. . — • -. . ... - I. . .: ,, yI. 1 ____ • • I I .. - a .- . 0. _R7 . , c -• •-.-- - — stkMpas.flIøt1rtil ImbUllft &S old.st city. -. ---. — _',_•--.---__'____ -! -. _ •----. .-- - sej; 010 SANI SEM HIGH FLAGSHIP BANY OF SEMINOLEIN" ALL THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED Ull West First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771 3000 South Orlando, Drive, Sanford,, Florida 32771 Sanford Plaza Drive-ins, Sanford, Florida 32771 1030 State Road 434, Longwood, Florida 32750 549 Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, Florida wi �—Evs.ni Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, March 14, 1NO - Plenty Of Reserve Talent On The Reservation Evening Hera ld, Sanford, FL 'It's A Consensus Opinion-They Can Win It All' 'Playing away from home will be a big plus for San. ford," added Peterson. lie was referring to the Seminoles district win at Daytona Beach followed by their sectional victory at Ft. Pierte and the regional win at West Palm ':— Stephen Grace - Shun Thomas Mike Gaudreau Fred Alexander tIU Jo. Baker Casey Jones N - - - ,ae . .. Robert Guy Clarence Sipplo A Record Breaking Perfo As this year's state high school basketball tournament quickly approaches, many of us pull our crystal ball out of the closet and make out like Jimmy the Greek. But who would have believed at the begimting of the roundball season the Seminoles of Sanford would still be alive and kicking in the final four of the state tournament. "We lost to one of the best teams in the state," replied Lyman coach Torn Lawrence after his Greyhounds lost to Sanford in the finals of the Rotary Bowl classic to start the season "Seminole Will be tough to beat in this district." Maybe Lawrence should take up forii telling on the side. Not only did Sanford win the diafrict title, but they have way to! ndforthestateaemifinals Fr1dv evening against Tamp. Robinson. Lawrence was right a second time around when he picked Sanford to beat Mainland in the district finals. I really thought that if Mainland beat Sanford both times during the regular season, that they (Seminole) would come back and win it the third time around. asloeg as he's Pched two in rgw, let's what ance - Records Old Records w.u, New Most Points For A Season 1979 2276 Most Points For A Season 1972 1936 I Most Points For A Gam. 1979 97 Most Points For A Gam. 1959 I Il*d "ord1/ 197797 Most Rebounds For A Season 1979 Most Rebounds In A Season 1972 975 I righting seminollos Lake Howell coach Greg Robinson also had his troops Greg Robinson Bob Peterson By BENTON WOOD When Bill Payne looks strong defensive player as andiscapableofcomlnginto. .rclii at ba Ck.banded down the pinewood for help well as good ball handler, the game and helping iW5WeDuir after one of his starters picks Thomas easily blends into strongly both as a scorer and that has been seen all year. up early foul trouble, he whatever game plan Payne tough rebounder. Tall and slim Fred doesn't have to look far for has in mind. Without a doubt the most Alexander and Casey Jones quality and depth. Help under the boards for happy-go-lucky of the It give the Seminoles even 1 Seminoles will have the Seminoles comes in a Seminoles Is reserve for. more Inside size for imperhaps the best sixth man variety of forms, ward Willie White. But when portant rebounding. at the state tournament in Six-seven junior "Big on court, White is all Payne has also been st'nm Thomas. Bird" Steve Grace would business. lessed with plenty of back Capable of playing either probably start for many His solid size and aur- up strength in the backcourt. at guard or the small for. other teams, the only prizing quickness have been ward, Thomas has been a problem is he plays behind a big aid to the Tribe. The Seminole bench, big keylngredlentinmanya bail Reggie Butler at center. Against West Palm Beach reason the Tribe is going to game for the Seminoles. A None-the-less, Grace has White dished out one of the Lakeland. a - r -- Most Rebounds In A Game 1979 51 Most Rebounds In A Gam. 1972 45 V Highest Field Goal Pet. 1979 57 pet Most Wins In A Season 197931 Best Season Record 1979 31.2 - Doug D•rshim•r ol. or very come if is a ii _ thought about his *team 's "They're going to win the state title," predicted -• -- efforts following the 68-58 S cti 3 _______________________________________ Highest Fl. Goat Pet. 197 54 pet Most Wins In A Season 1972 21 Best Season Record 1972 21.7 In • - you are an asset to the - . - . - Youm . Mr. Ed's Pizza anforommunty. Sanford Community. TM - ., .-... .in -tr i - U SANFORD PLAZA HOME OF ' Fsstaty ViJt!A)$.liI43q( . "PIZZA wmPZAZV . - . . CONGRATULATIONS ON A FINE SEASON Good Luck Tonight I SEMINOLES I 4. BEAT Best of luck tonitl Tampa . .Robinson to Seminole High School's fin, basketball team... .. __ Greyhound guard Sam Lemon confidently. They're got things going pretty good now, and I don't think anyone can stop them." For whatevpr it means, there you have the coaches and players (prophets, maybe?) pre-game forecasts directly from the crystal ball. But If you want the point spread you'll have to call Las Vegas and contact Jfnuny the Greek. 1 on your wlnning.st season ever I yw hope "Sanford has an excellent shot at It now," concluded Lake Brantley's all-conference guard Doug "The Birdman" Dershimer. "Once you get that far all it takes is a few good breaks to win It. Stambaugh and McCray are two of the finest ball players around, and they'll give a few people down In Lakeland some fits." • 000 1111 them a lot." Interestingly enough Robinson contradicts Peterson in his forecast Is this time, that he feels Sanford's success Is determined by the "They definitely have a good shot at winning it all," Seminole guards (Keith Whitney and Glenn Stambaugh). Observed the second Year Lyman head coach "They have "Stambaugh has done a super job for them," said an excellent rebounding team, they shoot well, and play Robinson. "Teams try to stack up against them inside but stiff defensive ball ... that's what you need to win a state then Stambaugh will hurt you from the outside. Once he title." hits, a few shots it opens things up for Whitney to "I'm all for 'em. It would be a big thing for basketball in - penetrate more and for the big men Inside." the Five-Star Conference to have a state champion." " I felt, all along that I"I know there are plenty of coaches around the state an a,uO d the material to go to state. that woald love to be in the same position coach Pare is in flOW." Robinson hinted that Sanford has gotten by their Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson's job wasn't made toughest test when they beat Mainland in the district easy for him as his Patriots ran into the awesome task of finals. facing Seminole four times this sea. 91 L , "If theycontrol can con ro tempo, "Sanford's five positions are well filled and it will take a tough to at. real tall replied Robinson. iuS will be a true test for Sanford. quick team to beat them," commented the Patriots' cowrt general. Hopefully they can bring home the state crown to Seminolee County." PeW=n Cites forward David Thomas as the key to t1w SemIncs' success, -. Let's hear from the folks who had to tangle with the "Thomas has beesi playing-real well lately. He will have Seminoles on the court this season. to tirough again Sanford to have shot at it." "I knew they were going to be good when the season started, but I wouldn't have believed that they would go to state," said Lyman senior center Glynn Bailey. "They have a good coaching staff and they play well as a team. I and indicating what Best Defensive Average Best Defensive Average 1970 50.0 (Old record still stands) Best Offensive Average 1979 689 B.st Off.nslv. Av.rag. 1968 67.7 Highest Fr.. Throw Pet. HIgh.st Fr.. Throw Pet. 1972 75 Pet (Old record still stands) p Tom Lawr.nc. This man certainly knows what he wants. A smiling David 1207 £ Friday, March 14, 1flO-7 . "THE STATE SANK OF t CS ItuEMftEHroIc UNEORD.BRANCH. OPENING APRIL, ml .. . II, .. . I a. - I $ �'I I—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 010 EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. 'Chie f Si Hi ng BiII The Man Behind The M iracle By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor The bags under his eyes are a little deeper, more noticeable over the last two weeks, and the voice is sometimes raspy. But Seminole High basketball coach Bill Payne couldn't be happier. The long hours, the weeks, months and three seasons that have consumed his efforts and energies stand on the verge of paying big dividends. Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles are knocking on the door of Sanford's first ever state basketball chainpionship. "Sanford is on the map," he states emphatically about the Tribe's 1979-80 basketball prowess. Indeed the Seminoles have forced Florida to take notice, Owners of a sparkling 31-2 record that includes the District 9, Region 5 and Section 3 championships, the Seminoles are two games away from reaching a goal that thousands of Florida prep cagers began thinking about months ago. "I guess every player on every team dreams about winning the state championship when practice first starts," a drained but inwardly pleased Payne discussed on a long ride back from West Palm Beach following the Seminole's 68-58 win over Twin Lakes that boosted thciii Into tonight's semi-final contest against Tampa Robinson. "Our dream can come true if we win two more games. Just two more games," When the tall, curly-haired basketball boss arrived on the Seminole roundball scene three short seasons ago, the future looked llke.anythlng but a journey to Lakeland for the state championship tournament. But patience, diligence, basketball - smarts and eoacnmg savvy have paid oil. Not overnight, but over a period of three seasons, Payne Barks Out Signals And Directs Traffic - [IsUre_Magazine basketball photos by Tom Vincent and Tom Netsel Congratulations TRIBE Seminole County's GREATEST EVER Basketball Team Fl RST FEDERAL.1 MID-FLORIDA N AdejeeledPIVdw ft.., fsU.wIig Ike Tdbs's Ionowimioumiwwot v i. Friday, March 14,1$O-9 "Those kids have really hung together and grown together," Payne compliments about the nucleus of sophomores that suffered through a 2-18 season in his maiden rear as coach, But things got better for Payne and the Seminoles. The growth and hard work was well reflected in last year's 1411 campaign. And this season's senior laden squad has matured under his guiding hand to rebound from a variety of aeraiues, are willing to help you out like that, I'm grateful to them." Despite some Wide-winning margins here in Seminole County, Payne feels the competition right in the Five Star Conference also provided the Seminoles with a healthy testing ground. "I was scared to death to play Lake Howell. Look back at those ball games. Every time we faced them they were sky high for us and gave us fits." "Lake Brantley almost knocked us off in the Outlook, Invitational too," he reminded about the Tribesl1m 45-42 win over the Patriots. Despite the tough neighborhood competition, his Seminoles seemed to be able to come up with whatever Was necessary to win, and continued to do so until the fatal final regular season rematch with Mainland's Buccaneers. This time on the opposition's home court. For the first time all season the Seminoles were outplayed, out-hustled and out-classed. For the first time in 29 games the Seminoles lost their composure in an 80.410 debacle. Had the Seminoles peaked emotionally in their first spirited effort against the Buccaneers? "No," denies Payne flatly. "I don't believe In that peaking business. They played better than we did and they beat us." The lopsided loss to Mainland couldn't, have come at a worse time In the eyes of many Seminole followers. The district tournament was less than a week away. But for Payne and the Tribe, the spanking at the hands of the Mainland crew and the ensuing slap in the face by the prep pollsters may not have come at a betteç time. "That loss hurt us, It hurt our pride a lot," Payne reflected. Two days after the loss the new prep top ten poll was released and much to the surprise and chagrin of the Seminoles and their fans, the Tribe had dropped from number three off the face of the earth. Why? Perhaps Paul Roche of the St. Petersburg Times and coordinator for the poll summed it up best. "They won't even make it out of their own district," was how Roche summed up the Seminole's chances for post season play. Mainland coach Dick Toth added fuel to Payne's psychological fire by Mating, "We beat them at their We were kind of sailing right along until the first place and we beat them at home. I think that should prove meeting with Mainland," Payne reflected of his squad's something. We don't like anybody coming In here and first setback, showing us how to play." It Cne before apacked, partisan home crowd. His skyHow did Payne feel his Seminoles would pertor*n in the high Tribe battled the mighty Buccaneers down to the district tournament following the back-to-back wire before bowing out 7845. psychological blows? "That loss was hard on the kids," remembers Payne. "I honestly had no idea how we would perform after "They worked so hard for that game but came up a little that," answered the Tribe boss. "Reporters kept asking short." me and asking me about the tournament and I didn't know The Seminoles may have been a little short that evening what to tell them. I had no Idea of how we'd play after the but their character and Payne's coaching set them sailing second less to Mainland." on another winning streak. One that Included victories Payne's troupe hardly gave their head man a strong both at home and on the road against three of the four ballot of confidence when It took a couple of last second ae*nl4lnalIMs in the Metro Conference Tournament, free throws by Glenn Stambaugh to squeeze the Tribe past "That's one of the big reasons why we're going to Apopka in the first round. Then the Seminoles had to face Lakeland," points out the former prep and college season long nemesis Lake Howell in the district semibasketball sensation. finals. "We knew that if we wanted to find out how good we are, looked better, a cloud of uncertainty hung Although to see it we could make it his far, we had to play, an it prepared for the third and decisive over do Tribe as aggressive adiedule." clash with Mainland, this time with the district title and a state playoff berth at stake. According to Payne, the aggressive scheduling ' "The triangle-and-Iwo defense was the key,' explained provided his Tribe with plenty of fine tuning. , Payne about the Seminoles' triumph by a single point in "When you go Into snake pits like Evans and Boone and the one game against Mainland that counted. Colonial and beat them at their places and at their style of 5W)eI, It's 50110 help you," he sound of the basketball "I used all that bad news, all the negative things that people said about us to fire the kids up again. They dwwdownn with the Mitro.teems. "I Owe a We round of thanki to a few of these Metro wanted It more than reached deep for that coins coaches too," Infurma the S-'bio.e ba.. "Guys like Dick }fo itle ats"nalIddNeftehiftateftalOok Ridge and And bow nw4' do Payne and his squad want the state Boone and C.i PSrain* hP*d me prepare for d'flplp? Wait P5k!) BliriL Dick Ballets made avajiable some 'Wave worked hard for the last three years. We think we have a good teem and we have good hide," he says. j — . for the maebing pret- ai wbsa'gu1w'OiW back yard *0 , - . Lam 0 - uw.+. A strict teacher, Payne chastises an errant Payne has on occasion tried to imply that the play in his scheme of things. striped shirts are human too and capable of a 1)00-boo. _________________ ..€i® too (g)..® ' VUX Sem i nole I n d ia n s (5J10 We Are Rooting For You , To Go All The Way. 0 1 Atlantic Bank -- 0 Every moe in S While the Seminala have caused the I. his heads ban to I I I •&. i ne best DflK around. MLIUkT 1l.I.C. 101 E. 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Live enshoe adventure - peppered confront the seedy, corrupt In lounge Tues. tiru Sat. 44 Park with old movie satire and stole it from some Nazis, chauffeur to Jamaican real wcrld. They should Drive, Sanford.. Mach I chase scenes - the who stole it from ... well, you dlignitary to huffy govern- learn how t dtU two-hour pilot of "Ten get the idea. and buddies. But there's 1° mont isreaucrat. THE ARK "1W" - Now open under new Speed" lived Up to its hype. real world here. The show But the series isn't going A couple of hundred tirills management featuring live 50's entertaInment It was fresh, zany and a lot of and spills later, justice anywhere. That's because just Isn't interested III it. Wed. tiru Sat. 9 p.m. UI elnahig. Happy How 4 UI 8 fun, prevails. And, having our oddball heroes take on Each case 15 lIke Lionel's p.m. Mon. tiru Sat. Located In the Sanford Plaza As a weekly series, acquired a taste for action, clients and situatione that first; he remains an Hwy 17-a. however, "Ten Speed" Is a the naive Lionel decides to ore just as much a spool of exaggerated innocent None st r off on HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE -Featuring disappointment. This is net open a detective agency. the harctholled school as they of steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks available another "I Spy," salt could "Ailmy life when I've gotten are. Fantasies spin within him. There's none of the In popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," characters rapport between the two of have been. It's a frenzied to a stop sign I've stopped," fanthies. Sanford. he declares. "This time I'm and the plots are locked Ins them that a show like this live-action cartoon kind of crazed competition needs. "Sheriff Lobo" In a trench gonna keep going." HOLIDAY INN — 1-4 — Enjoy live entertainment He hires the street-wise for zaniness honors. U the stories were a bit coat. in lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night Lionel takes on a beautiful more procedural and lowIn the pilot we meet Lionel Turner as his operative; every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you Whitney, a milquetoast which Is the only way the client who he thinks is an key - with ordinary people can eat Sicial. 1-4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. stockbroker who yearm to latter can get out of jail. The heiress. He tumbles for her, to offset tte be a hard-boiled dick. He has sgency, and the series, are in a is "The Malteste Falcon"lead players - then only to discover she's a call relationship between the a black belt in karate, business, Floiw.'s St. Patiick'$ Day Parade and Street Our stars, Benfl Vereen girl and extortionist and he's principals might have a carries a magnifying glass in Party Monday, March 17, on Park Avenue in his briefcase and usually has and Jeff Goldblum, are been duped. Turner idi him chance to grow. downtown Winter Park, 7 p.m. Floats, marching As It stands, "Ten Speed his nose buried In a Mark major talents by prime time straight about being so units, bands, food and entertainment, and Brown Shoe" may end Savage toih guy detective standards. As Lionel, Jeff naive, Einry University Choir from Atlanta, Ga., will Goldblum makes use of a Two weeks later Lionel up in the record book as a yarn. present a concert at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 15 Through an unlikely series finely honed deadpan. Tall comes right back and falls novelty Item at Messiah Lutheran Church, Caaaelberry. and lanky, with Intenee eyes for a murdered friend's wife, with talent — that burned of twists and turns, Lionel becomes the unwitting ac- and satanic brows, Gold- She's obviously Involved In itself out. "The Merchant of Venice" by William complice of E.J. "The blum Is a delightful straight Shakespeare, Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins Speed" Turner, a con man man. 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Then Manhattan... Lou Ferrigno, and he says no ... Andy Barbara Bush in her sensible "The Incredible Hulk" or book, standing-around-for-hours- whatever, will write his new Warhol's "Exposures," costing nine and-shaking-hands shoes autobiography, which is pounds per copy in London, made it to a Park Avenue probably thrilling news only is selling at the rate of 500 cocktail party at the home of to Arnold Schwarzenegger copies per day. It had the Mrs. Michael Sotirhos and biggest book-signing party in told us all how George is There's a Jane Fonda bio in the history of British creaming everybody In the grinding out stage. It's by Fred Guiles, who did the publishing for some reason sight. Air EVENING POSTGAME PROGRAM EVENING 6:00 MARCH 15, 1960 (12) (17) WRESTLING 10:00 (LI) (3 5) AMERICAN ATH AFTERNOON 11:55 LETES 1960 Athletes Include 0 WRESTLING 1:30 800-meter prospect Mark 0 (!) NCAA BASKETBALL Belger; swimmer Jesse VassalMONDAY that Is totally obscure to me. PRE-GAME PROGRAM Geraldine Chaplin is book, "Norma Jean"... Linda Matti VainIo and Craig Virgin. 1:45 Peter Beard designed a taking dancing lessons from 'Thompson, whom I knew MARCH 17, 1980 o (1) NCAA BASKETBALL cake for ladyfriend Cheryl actor-dancer Don de Natale when she was in the Miss EVENING SUNDAY CHAMPIONSHIPS Tiegs that looked like an ... bun Barrett moved into USA pageant it few 2:00 9:00 (L1 (35) COLLEGE BASKET- African landscape. It was her new Beverly hills boyfriends ago, was the MARCH 16, 1980 0 WORLD SERIES OF BALL "National Invitational decorated with lions and mansion, only to live in one l.inda Thompson who went AFTERNOON AUTO RACING tigers In chocolate. Wasn't room - the rest of the rain- with Elvis and is the same Tournament Semifinals" 2:45 1:00 that sweet? The fraus of soaked house was under Linda Thompson who just CD 0 AMERICAN SPORTS- 0 NCAA BASKETBALL TUESDAY MAN the hotshot Republican water ... Franco Zeffirelli dumped Olympic heavy CHAMPIONSHIPS 3:30 candidates are popping into dumped plans to direct the Bruce Jenner. Sweet little 1:30 MARCH 18. 1980 0 PROFESSIONAL The Big Apple a day at a Joan Crawford vivisection, I .inda sure gets around. 0 THE ULTIMATE HIGH BOWLERS TOUR 2:00 3:45 EVENING O@DNCAA BASKETBALL WOTHE SUPERSTARS 8:00 3:00 CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA BASKETBALL (12) (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta 4:00 0 Flames vs. New York Islanders fI 0 DORAL EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN The third round of this 3:15 WEDNESDAY PGA event Is presented live JJ INTERNATIONAL BOXSATURDAY 7L Xt C1) from the Blue Monster Course ING of the Doral Country Club In Miami, Florida. MARCH 19, 1980 4:00 EVENING 3) 0 DORAL EASTERN 5:00 Ike Item C4auctLie'i 1*0&k (!) 0 WIDE WORLD OF OPEN 9:00 4:30 (!J) (35) COLLEGE BASKET11 0 WIDE WORLD OF BALL "National Invitational 5:45 Tournament Championship" 11) NCAA BASKETBALL SPORTS SPORTS SUNDAY SATURDAY MARCH 16, 1980 MARCH 15, 1980 MORNING AFTERNOON - 11:30 9:00 THE STARMAKERS Bob Hope and Robert Urich a.m. to r 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Saturday featuring 95 • Hot entrees • 10:00 0 901 Luncheon Buffet Specials Of The Vv'eek A variety of salads TOM SNYDER'S CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHT Tom Prime Rib Buffet Snyder Interviews Loni Ander10:30 1:00 (10) IN SEARCH OF JUS.. (10) PAVAROTTI: KING OF son, Chevy Chase, Jack LamlICE Henry Fonda narrates a THE HIGH C'S An in-depth mon and Char. unique look at how the Amen- portrait of this great tenor. an justice system works. 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(]DO MIGHTY MOUSE / 12:30 HECKLE & JECKLE TARZAN / SUPER 8EV0 (l) 0 SUPERFRIENDS EN tI]) 1351ROBERT SCHULLER (7) 0 AMERICAN BAND4 10 PAINTWITHNANCY STAND (Ill 17ULTRAMAN 4(1O) LIVING ENVIRON8:30 MENT "Urbanization" 4(10)AN'fl011M 1:00 (12) (17) THE PARTRIDGE 0 (4) ADAM-12 Bandits FAMILY using tear gas and a unique escape route rob an armored 9:00 U (4) FRED AND BARNEY truck at a savings and loan bank. MEET THE SHMOO 0BU08 BUNNY I ROAD 8 (10) THE GROWING YEARS "The Child's Mind" RUNNER (Part 1) CD OPLASTICUAN @1 (35) AMAZING GRACE 1:30 BIBLE CLASS NCAA BASKETBALL (4) do (10) CROCKETT'S V1CTO. PRE-GAME PROGRAM RY GARDEN 0 STAR TREK An emer(12) (17) MAVERICK gency mission to save a planet Is delayed by a slave rebellion 9.30 (1]) (35) LIFE BEGINS AT CAL' on another planet. VARY (1)5 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL. 0(10) JULIA CHILD AND Altamonte Christian vs. UmatII. COMPANY Ii "Night (35) MOVIE l000 Monster" (0/W) (1942) 0(10)OLD HOUSEWOAICS Lug", Lionel Atwill. A pp4ed (12) 17 MOVIE "Requiem For man seeks revenge by murderA Heavyweight" (1962) Anthohsd0db0'5.(11/2 HnL) ny Quinn Jicide Gleason An (10) THE GROWING employment counselor tries YEARS 'Tb. Cl Mind help a wished-up boxer land a en 2) job. 1:46 ®NOM SASKETIALL + DAPPYOUCK . CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage of the Mideast or wsat ,onal s000uv AND _____ + . 11110111L =ii "UFO aD (35) MDVII + 100 ' Jfldi (1975) Docunwnty. (D• WORLD SERIES OP + Too MITO RACOIS lop dlIs. is 1 _I In INS revesllng. mined da- compass for $300,000 is mid (11/2 *s.) '°7MILY + "(INSEARCH OF PJS U(1 " j a+ Henry l,erf , unique look at hew the Amen. 5(17) MS "The Wadeat ShIp hi The Army" (liii) C1111111111101111ps + Jack Lemmon, Ricky Niso.. A ii nilsill shIp prove to U (1) CAsPER AND TOOK be Instrumental in M • 0(10) POOTST. "From A World War It battl To Zi" When a young boy. 210 pa trouble adjusting to $011001, (4)5 THE 000 COUPLE his parents begin to search for After their apartment is to help him. (R) robbid, FelIx talks Oscar into moving Into "Security Arms," 1130 ('To) FAMILY PoRrnAIT ® 1196 Jtf30f " e Strain Th ed Knot: Crises In PAT ALIURT _ + + ItS. Osmond, BId Caesar. Lam (DO MOM series. OF HAZ. (1)0 THE 0UI ZA The Dukestry to prove OW we not the ones rSsponhI- Story by Ru kiPIlnS 100 5(4) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host Andy Gibb. Guests: Tom - r _____ ___ + - New York Philharmonic tI1 (35) AMERICAN LIFE. Orchestra, conducted by Zubin STYLE "Carl Sandburg" Mehta; Beverly Sills is the host7.30 FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0 ® ID(35) MOVIE 'Move" (C) DONAHUE (1970) Elliott Gould, Paula (35) FLORIDA OUTDOORS Prentiss. A professional dog walker and his wife move to a "Florida Seafood" 8:00 larger apartment, only to dig. + cover that their moving man 0 GD CHIPS Ponch is serihas disappeared with their ously injured while pursuing a masked motorcyclist who has ' furniture. (2 Hrs.) staged a series of robberies. 0 (10) FIRING LINE 3:30 THE CHISHOLMS CD 0 PROFESSIONAL IN A MILLION ONE CD U BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the $85,000 Long Island Cushing, in a huff, quits and Open from the Garden City leaves himself jobless and Bowl In Garden City, New York. Shirleyoverloaded with work. TD(35) JIM ROCKFORD 345 (') GI JIVE The historic @ NCAA BASKETBALL Roseland Ballroom Is the setCHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage ting for a musical tribute to the 0 of the Mideast or West regional 400 (LI 0 DORAL EASTERN OPEN The third round of this PGA event is presented live from the Blue Monster Course of the Dorai Country Club in +- j ---+ - 6:30 (X) 0 THE ROPERS (M(17) NASHVILLE ON THE Chieftains present a concert ROAD showing the wide range and, 900 exceptional energy of Ireland's (4) SANFORD Premiere) celebrated musicians. 0 HAGEN (121(17) FRIPP ISLAND SPE(1)0 LOVE BOAT CIAL Host: Bert Parks. (U) (35) STREETS OF SAN 430 FRANCISCO (24(10) SNEAK PREVIEWS (17) MOVIE "The Bedford (12) Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel Incident" (1965) Richard review "Coal Miner's Daughter," "Leo And Loree" and "Night Games.' ISM DANCE FEVER My i'fty judges: Jerry Van Jack Jones, Alison Arngrlm. Guest: Fern Kinney, 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS World Figure Skating Championships, pairs and man's competition (from Dortmund, West Germany). GRIULY ADAMS 0(1 ) THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Lest =" Jacques go to the ocean's floor to observe famous - rock on Earth. U(1T)r*UPISHOU p510 (I') S THE MLJPPETS (twit Dy' 5(17) RAT PATR01 546' Uh11M1 POIST411AMS PROGRAM IVIEIINS h.A'_.tc... t Widmark, Sidney Poltier. 1000 S(4) PRIME TIME SATUR DAY (DO FANTASY ISLAND (35) AMERICAN ATHInclude LETES 190 Athletes 800-meter prospect Mark er; swimmer Jesse Vassal. and 10,000-meter racers Matti Vainlo and Craig Virgin. 1010 C5)• PAID POLITICAL PROGRPUMING 1100 U DO NEWS ) MOVIE "The Empty Canvas (1/W) (1854) Belt. Davis.Horel alL 0(10) ,ó,&yw000 mI U.ZNICK YEARS 5(17)010k 0E AND cop*iiy Guests: Anne oy ppj Donahue and Phyllis DSer. 1110 S (4') SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE b*osl qusat' James Taylor, Paul Simon, (5)• MI "RebUt Ruin" (C) (1970) James Cain, . ____ a i®• (DUMOVIE "No Time For ) BIONIC WOMAN Evel Jemle Soimnars 8si95il5" (1/W) (196*) Andy Issm up to make dssth-dsly- Griffith, Nick A. hig leap over the EON Gamin +am der, 5(17) cow 5(10) The . Good er, RIck GIiIIW Greham Put Old Summertime" (C) (1949) James, LTD. Uj J. + Judy Qjap, Van ney, Van Halsn, Mike Bindsi. Neither knowing is their swat pen psi, two tOO ____ ____ __ P ___ SU NDAY MORNING 530 (12) (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. --.-.------ . - L,j .'...', $ March 16 8 (10) QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "TV Interview" After Joe insults his family in a TV interview, the reporter offers to make amends by airing "a day in the life of the Pena family." (A) 6:00 51)0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0D (17) BETWEEN THE LINES 11:30 middleweight champion Vito BROWN SHOE Turner poses 6:30 5110 FACE THE NATION Antuolermo defends his title as a publishing executive in a CD U BILL DANCE OUT- against Alan Minter (live from scheme to keep Lionel's delec3)0 THE LIVING WORD DOORS ID 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. tive agency from going (13) (35) MOVIE "Abbott And Las Vegas). bankrupt. 8:45 4:00 Costello Meet The Invisible U(35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 51)0 CHRISTOPHER CLO- Man" (8/W) (1951) Nancy 1) 0 DORAL EASTERN ff2)(17) MOVIE "Gay PurrSEUP Guild, William Frawley. The OPEN The final round of this ee" (1962) Animated. Voices of 7:00 Invisible Man hires the scatter- PGA event is presented live Judy Garland, Robert Goulet. A brained duo as detectives. (1 from the Blue Monster Course group of farm cats has animat0 @ TWO'S COMPANY of the Doral Country Club in od adventures In Paris. (5) 0 MARLO AND THE 1/2 Hrs.) Miami. Florida. MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE (24 (10) FLORIDA REPORT 8:30 IS (10) HOLLYWOOD: THE (DO VIEWPOINT ON NUTRIONE DAY AT A TIME 3)G SELZNICK YEARS Screen lION AFTERNOON for Ann tries to give an ex-con a tests for the female leads (17) REV. TERRY COLE(12) 'Gone With The Wind" and start as a legitimate member of WHITAKER "Rebecca" as well as clips society. 12:00 730 from numerous other Selznick 03 (35) JERRY FALWELL cSJ 0 SPECTRUM (4) COLLEGE PARK BAP' (7) AND hits and interviews with actors, ISSUES 0 9:00 TIST CHURCH producers and directors B @1) MOVIE "Semi-Tough" ANSWERS (11)0 PICTURE OF HEALTH IS (10) WASHINGTON WEEK highlight this look at the career (1977) Burt Reynolds, Kris Kris(11) (35) DR. E.J. DANIELS of one of Hollywood's giants. IN REVIEW tofferson. Two professional aM 17 IT IS WRITTEN football players become 4:30 12:30 8'00 0tI MEET THE PRESS (10 WIDE WORLD OF involved in a comic rivalry to BAPTIST (3) 0 BLACK AWARENESS III FIRST SPORTS Linda Fratianne win the affections of their third CHURCH defends her world title in the roommate, the team owner's DIRECTIONS CD U (1) 0 REX HUMBARD ladies competition of the World daughter. (A) (3 (10) WALL STREET WEEK CD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE "Elec tion Economics" Guest: Figure Skating Championships (31) 0 ALICE Vera gets a fast (UI 1351CASPER Albert H. Cox Jr., president, (from West Germany); World lesson from the expert Belle on 010 SESAME STREET (R) Team Motorcycles On ice (from how to be a sex goddess. Merrill Lynch Economics, Inc. (12) 17 FUN HOUSE (7)0 ABC MOVIE "Force 10 Eindhoven, The Netherlands). 0(4) NCAA 1:00 BASKETBALL 4Z (17) MOVIE "1001 Arabi- From Navarone" (1978) Robert CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage an Nights" (1960) Animated. Shaw. Barbara Bach. Five (1) SUNDAY MASS Voices of Hans Conned, Jim Allied soldiers and a womar CD O ORAL ROBERTS of the Midwest or East regional Backus. With the help of a deal with the 11th German (0) (35) JOSIE AND THE PUS- finals magical lamp, a young street Army and an unknown traitor SYCATS (5)0 30 MINUTES boy in Baghdad is able to visit as they plot to destroy a strafe900 9 .W CD 0 DISCUSSION gic clam and bridge. "The Touch- wondrous places. (131(35) MOVIE S (4) OUTLOOK (131(35) JIMMY SWAGGART 5:00 ables" (C) (1968) Judy Huxt(5)0 SUNDAY MORNING 9:30 4 ) IRONSIDE Ironside KIDS ARE PEOPLE able, Esther Anderson. A pop U (4 CD 0 TOO Guests: Rick Mears, singing idol, kidnapped by four risks his own life to prove an 13) 0 AMERICAN FILM INSTI. TUTE SALUTE TO JIMMY Wallechlnsky, wanton fans, is hunted by a elderly hermit was murdered. David STEWART Host Henry Fonda Meadowlark Lemon, Tanya black wrestler's goon squad. (2 (M 35 GRIZZLY ADAMS 0 10 MOVIE "Can-Can" and guests including Alfred Hrs.) Crevier, Jimmy McNichol. 0 (10) PAVARO'fl'I: KING OF (C) (1960) Frank Sinatra, Shir- Hitchcock, Gone Kelly, Walter ttD(35) THE FLINTSTONES THE HIGH C'S An in-depth ley MacLame. Score by Cole Matthau and Princess Grace of 0(10) MISTER ROGERS (R) portrait of this great tenor, Porter. A cafe owner defends Monaco pay tribute to the (121 17 LOSTINSPAE both at home in Italy with his her rights when her dance hall noted actor. 930 SINGING family and In concert during is raided because of "lewd" 10:00 S (4) GOSPEL some of his most exciting dancing. (2 1/2 Hrs.) 0 (10) A SPECIAL CELEBRA. JUBILEE is presented. TION WITH STEVE ALLEN @1(35) WOODY W000PECK- performances, (17) MOVIE "The Trail (121 EVENING The master-of-many-media ER AND FRIENDS (1934) John Wayne. calls on his own talents and 0(10) ELECTRIC COMPANY Beyond" The "Duke" sets out on the those of a great variety of per(R) 6:00 trail of a gang of thieves. formers who span the spec0(1)(L)O BIONIC CE) ONEWS 10:00 WOMAN trum from low camp to high 1.30 (ID(35) Sf11) ARCHIE CAMPBELL ociety for this comedy / vaneHIGH THE ULTIMATE 51)0 Jaime tries to save the life of an s DO KIDSWORLD Of The Rapids" OSI scientist who Insists on ty11(17) special. till (35) PORKY PIG AND WINSTON CHURCHTONY BROWN'S JOUR" becoming a rodeo champion. CD 0 FRIENDS ILL: THE VALIANT YEARS 0 (10) STUDIO SEE NAL "ARealToughGuy" 121(17) WRESTLING "The Beginning Of The End" 2:00 "Cowboy" Trick roping with a Plans are made for the final 6:30 young Texas cowboy; Seattle's (5)0 MOVIE "The Double OI) NBC NEWS assault on Germany. Green Lake Crew prepares for Man" (C) (1968) Vul Brynner, (5) 0 THE BAXTERS 10:30 Britt Ektand. A CIA agent dls- "Naomi's Right To Know" a race. (R) (9 (35) PTL CLUB 007) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER covers Russian agents plotting (DO ABC NEWS (121(17) RUFF HOUSE Guest: to replace him with a mental Dr. F. Fuller Royal, M.D. 10:30 7:00 MOVIE "Beau James" and physical double. (2 Hrs.) 5(4) DISNEY'S WONDERU (4) THE SUPERSTARS 11:00 (C) (1957) Bob Hope, Vera (DO Miles. James Walker, gay The Supenteams compete In FUL WORLD "Son Of 0(41) is 0 NEWS second preliminary round Flubber" The inventor of (17) OPEN UP blade of the 1920$, is elected the of events (from Freeport in the flubber, an anti-gravity 11:25 mayor of New York City. (2 Bahamas). substance, finds himself in big MOVIE "The Student trouble when greedy outsiders (DO NEWS (1) Q FOR OUR TIMESPrince" 0(10)(C) (1954) Ann Blyth, try to cash in on his discovery. 11:30 Human rights in the detention o system f Edmund Purdom. While study- (5)060 MINUTES 5) (4) NBC LATE MOVIE Ing at Heidelberg University, a (7) 0 GALACTICA 1980 "lshi" (1978) Dennis Weaver, the United States are prince falls in love with a corn- (Premiere) examined, Eloy Phil Casados. The story of FLIPPER "City Boy" (11) .) (2 Hrs mon barmaid. 112 DO FIRST BAPTIST tIll 17 NASHVILLE ON THE Ishi, the last wild Indian to be 2:30 found in North America, is CHURCH ROAD Guest: Vern Gosdin. dramatized, (A) 0(10) AS WE SEE IT ©(17) MOVIE "The Happy Time" (1952) Charles Boyer. "Springfield, Massachusetts" (1)0 THE AVENGERS While 7:30 (121 (1 MOVIE "That Hamil- Marsha Hunt. Puppy love and (131(35) FLORIDA: FRONT investigating the reported ton Woman" (1941) Laurence romance highlight the life of a PAGE appearance of ghosts, Steed Olivier, Vivian Leigh. The trig- French-Canadian family during 0(10) GALA OF STARS and Emma uncover a number Ic, scandalous love affair the 19205. Beverly Sills is host for a salute of mysterious deaths. between Lord Horatio Nelson to the man y artists and Institu3:00 11:55 and Lady Emma Hamilton Is BASKETBALL tions who have given public (O WRESTLING ci NCAA • Portrayed. CHAMPIONSHIPS Coverage television its reputation of and Imprisonment + 1:1010 C)T33'i r cc::- coupmY 4 (10) CAMERA THREE "Hail To The Chieftains" Th. I 'c entertainers and service organizations that gave their time and talent to boost morale during World War If. Hosted by Van Johnson and June Allyson. flll (17) POPI GOES THE Miami, Florida. ____ __ JIMMAMIJOKOL __ Three young artists are fea- Benton. tured in performance with the CD Q LAWRENCE WELK __ ____ " other. (2 Hrs.) 2:45 (17) WRESTILING CDOAMERICAN SPORTS. MAN Bob Seagren learns the 6:30 art of hang-gliding from bal(4) NBC NEWS loonist Larry Newman; Robert (3)0 CBS NEWS Stack and Curt Gowdy hunt for CX) 0 NEWS duck on the Yucatan In Costa 7:00 Rica. 0(4) DONAHUE 3'00 CS) 0 HEE HAW Guests: ill 0 FESTIVAL OF LIVELY Tammy Wynette. Jimmie ARTS "Young Performers" Rodgers, Al Downing, Barbl ___ _ ' 1 MWINN , and To" P.Ji. (BIW)(1$35) Cary Git, 0014 greas in a new muelcat-vuiety In Fiiibidui Jr. Based on tiui ble kw a rash of SATURDAY March 15 Friday, March 114,1980-113 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legends Die" (C) (1972) Rich- world's opera, dance and Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck. A 12:40 reporter devises a scheme to (31) 0 RETURN OF THE SAINT ard Widmark, Frederic Forrest. music greats. An orphaned Indian boy, disil- 1121(1 ) PORTER WAGONER protest world conditions and Simon's objections to helping lusioned by the conniving White makes up a story about a man British Intelligence find a miss 8:00 man who introduced him to 0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S who will commit suicide on ing agent disappear when h rodeo life, strikes out on his PLACE Archie and Murray dis- Christmas Eve. (2 Hrs. 10 learns it is a beautiful girl own to become a top rodeo agree over what to do about a Mins) star. (2 Hrs.) prostitute (Shereo North) who has set up her business in their 3:15 (7)0 INTERNATIONAL BOX- bar. (A) AND ING WBA / WBC world CD 0 TENSPEED of the Midwest or East regional prominence In broadcasting the performing arts, f$jirigg. (D ILIt 1) performances by some of the 12:25 MOVIE "Meet hn '4 Show Filled With Stars Paul Anka, Debby Boone, Glen Campbell, Cher, Mat 1is, Lola Falana, Kris Kristofferson, Cheryl l.add IAberace, Ethel Merman, Anthony Newk'y, Oak Ridgt Boys, Juliet Prowse, Helen Reddy, Neil Sedalia, Davit Soul, Ben Vereen and Dionne Warwick are among (Ii celebrities who will headline "The Monte Carlo Show," series of 24 one-hour TV variety spectaculars beini produced for world-wide syndication. Patrick Wayne i host of the series, which will be taped in Monte Carlo. - E rmc % U ?tJ1ANk9L.. £ 5 AxP U E T6RAx It.A) L CLUE T' .'ELL Ti1( ..JAMC OF A 111 ERl[S G1ARAC11?. 0 0 TH 0 C) Gc 0 r TF J J I I I I I I I I RECLINERS Choice of Colors $77 , , Compare at 929 £ I s •i . I' �& 14—Evening "era Id, Sanford, Fl. MONDAY 6:00 0 @ (J 0 CD 0 NEWS :g (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "The Nominating Policy" 1 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Working At Marriage." "Natural Velvet." 6:30 8 @) NBC NEWS J 0 CBS NEWS D 0 ABC NEWS !JJ (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy helps a local musician get back to reality after success went to his head. (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Interest Groups" 4 (17) BOB NEWHART One of Bob's patients writes a play with characters bearing starlUng resemblances to the rest of the patients. 7:00 0 @J FACE THE MUSIC 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKER'S WILD (J (35) SANFORD AND SON A dispute arises between Fred and Julio over the boundary dividing their properties. (10) MACNEiL / LEHRER REPORT (i (17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 8 @ YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "Palm Trees And Icebergs" Children of Alaska t1 (17) 17 March EVENING Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 14, 1910 and Hawaii report on the landmarks, pastimes and histories of each state. () U THE NEWLYWED GAME CD 0 FAMILY FEUD ID(35) MAUDE Maude's axhusband leaves her responsible for disposing of his ashes in a very particular manner. 0 (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Sarah Vaughan. (Part 2 2) U(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria suspects the worst after Mike's once-a-week job of tutoring a curvie College cutie turns into a twice-a-week job. at her apartment. o 8:00 0 @1 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE While Laura and Nellie are battling for Almanzo's attentions, Charles makes an upsetting discovery about Loura and Almanzo. (Part 2) (R) COG WKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny involves the station in quite a hassle when he jokingly tells his listeners to dump their garbage at city hall and they do It. (R) CD 0 THAT'S INCREDIBLE 03 (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Gearjammer" (Part 1) (10) JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD "Sports In America: The Black Athlete" Interviews with Muhammad All, Arthur Astie, O.J. Simpson and other noted athletes highlight this exploration of the changing role of black participation in American sports. SERVICE Our Factory Trained Technicians Service MORNING 8:30 () 0 THE LAST RESORT An eminent psychologist (Judd Hirsch) arrives at the hotel to conclude some experiments with Duane and his mice. 5:14 CD 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 5:30 (U 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER P....' o o 9:30 '1 0 HOUSE CALLS 10:00 SNYDER'S 0 @ TOM CELEBRITY SPOTLIGHT Tom Snyder interviews Loni Anderson, Chevy Chase, Jack Lemmon and Cher. ç 0 LOU GRANT A St. Patrick's Day party at a local bar leads to a Trib Investigation of American financial and armament support being given to warring Irish, CD 0 STONE 11(17)BIG BATTLES "Battle Of Normandy" The greatest amphibious force ever launched crossed the English Channel to France on June 6, 1944 to secure the beaches of Normandy and the liberation of Europe. BA I RD.IRA Y DATSU N 1.4444 N. 17-92 Longwood, Ph. 931.1310 RESTLESS CD 0 ALL MY CHILDREN lID (35)35 LIVE A TUESDAY (DO O NAL "How To Get A Job" Bill Moyers reports on a program in San Diego, California that has had surprising success In teaching the unemployed how logo about getting a job. (R) .. DEAR DICK: I read In a recent newspaper Interview that teen actress Jodie Foster tried to commit suicide when she was 13 because she hates show business and hates her mother for pushing her Into a career. Please say this Isn't true. SCOTT PARKER, Kalamazoo, Mich. It Isn't true. I held your question for a year and a half, until l had a chance to sit down with Jodie and ask her directly. (Incidentally, her mother, Brandy, was there, too, and It seemed obvious the two are very good friends.,) Jodie said that story was based on an interview an Italian magazine printed - an interview she said she never gave. She Is suing the magazine, she says, even though It has subsequently been sold to another owner. No, she says, that never happened. DEAR DICK: What ever happened to the "From Here To Eternity" series? We enjoyed the pilot series, especially wmIm DeVane. MR. AND MRS JAM F. R1'I'LEN, Braon, No. Patience Is rewarded, NBC had it on the schedule, took It off, put It back on, took It back off - now It's back again and It may even be running by the time you read this. But, In the meantime, the network's contract with Devane expired so If the series catches on, It will be without him, unless they can persuade him to sign a new deal. DEAR DICK: Could you tell me the name of the actor who played the part of El Fuego Vaca In a Walt Disney series? We saw him In Germany and went up to him and 1:00 0 (4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES CU 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 2:00 5:40 0 (4.)THE DOCTORS (17) LOVE, AMERICAN OJJ(35) LEAVE ITTO BEAVER CU 0 AS THE WORLD (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY TURNS STYLE (fl) CDO ONE LIFE TOLIVE 600 (17) FAMILY AFFAIR (35)GOMER PYLE (II) 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS 9:30 2:25 (U 0 HEALTH FIELD G) (17) NEWS OlD (35) FAMILY AFFAIR CD 0 SUNRISE (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO6'10 2:30 GRAMMING 0 (17) WORLD AT LARGE ANOTHER WORLD 0 @J O (17) GREEN ACRES ltD (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 6:30 10:00 Q (17) THE GIGGLESNORT 0 (4 TODAY IN FLORIDA CARD SHARKS HOTEL 0 ED ALLEN (5)0 (35) PTL CLUB (II) 112 (17) NEWS 3:00 O (17) MOVIE GUIDING LIGHT CU 0 6:45 10:30 (X) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (1O)A.M.WEATHER 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD (U)(35) BANANA SPLITS AND 6:55 SQUARES FRIENDS (7) 0 GOOD MORNING (5)0 CELEBRITY WHEW! 0 (10) THE ADVOCATES IN FLORIDA BRIEF 1055 (17)1LOVE LUCY (Is) 7:00 (1)0 CBS NEWS 0@)TODAY 3:30 11:00 CU 0 MORNING NEWS (35) 0 (U) (17) THE FLINT@ HIGH ROLLERS CD 0 GOOD MORNING a STONES CUOTHE PRICE IS RIGHT AMERICA (10) VILLA ALEGRE(R) SHIRLEY C!) 0 LAVERNE (U) (35) HERCULOIDS (R) 4:00 (10) SESAME STREET 0(4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0(17) FUN HOUSE 11:30 0 BEWITCHED 0(1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 7'25 MERV GRIFFIN FAMILY FEUD CD U (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA lID (35) WOODY WOODPECK11:55 CD 0 GOOD MORNING ER AND FRIENDS (17) NEWS FLORIDA 124 (10) SESAME STREET a (17) SPECTREMAN 7:30 AFTERNOON 0 (14) TODAY 4:30 CD 0 GOOD MORNING 0 @ EMERGENCY ONEI AMERICA CU 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 12:00 lID (35) BULLWINKLE ([1) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND 0(4) CHAIN REACTION FRIENDS 8:00 CU 0(7)0 NEWS (17)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ([1)(35)1 LOVE LUCY 24(10) (35) NEW EDUCATIONAL ZOO REVUE PRO(II) 5:00 24 (10) OVER EASY GRAMMING CU 0 HOGAN'S HEROES I2(17) LOVE, AMERICAN lIb(35) TOM AND JERRY (12)(17) LUCY SHOW STYLE (10) MISTER ROGERS (R) 8:25 0(17) MY THREE SONS 12:30 @.J TODAY IN FLORIDA CX) 0 GOOD MORNING 0(1)NEWS 5:30 FLORIDA (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 0(4) NEWS ROW (UOM'A'SH 8:30 RYAN'S HOPE (.z) CD 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY O @J TODAY 0(35) DICK VAN DYKE (35) KUNG FU (7) 0 GOOD MORNING )(17)MopIE 124(10)3-2-i CONTACT AMERICA 9:00 @ THE STARMAKERS M'A•S'H While on their way back to the 40771h with badly needed antibiotics, Hawkeye and B.J. get lost. (R) FAMILY CD (35) COLLEGE BASKETBALL "National Invitational Tournament Semifinals" 0 (10) AMERICAN SHORT STORY "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg" by Mark Twain: "Barn Burning" by Wilham Faulkner. 0 (1O) BILL MOYERS'JOUn0, (U) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (10) CROCKETT'S VICTOflY GARDEN U(17) ROMPER ROOM 9:00 0 @D DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS CD 0 MOVIE U 11:00 (11!) (35) BENNY HILL (12)(17) LAST OF THE WILD "A Deadly Game" I wish l could fly like birds. Star The dogs, the cats, the and land In my nest. U I could fly mice and the mouse, I'd be a happy bird In a tall The lion, the tiger, the fox COMET ets tree. tS and the goose, 9 1 Michael Chaudoln They all come out in the AWNING dark of the night, bbst crazy SALE They look for food until the 35 break otdaylight. Ul had a lot ofgold EASY They look under rocks, I would buy everything TERMS • BAKID tNAMII. IINISII they look ln the trees, C1lO1CI 01 COTORS l would get a doughnut car POSITIVI STORM PROUCTIOP4 They look in beehives (all 'CUTS MATING AIM CON011I0P4ING UP TO ?O' I would be out of school These poems are by CO (10) THE BEST OF ERNIE o f bees. forever KOVACS Mildos Aunelementary schoolers from Molnar; M. 3214$20 FOR Fill NOM[ SURVEY tie Gruesome; Matzoh Seminole County. They The bears fled honey, the IwcoJd get a dog u big ua IllS (lads deer, cats fled H.ppiswhit.; Blue Bows; Percy ho ranked from the Florida Dovstonifts and the Nairobi mice, whoa It gets fall powa Poetry In the Schools %Trio. All the auimá lied feed it "Will tillkg me away program m.pupas OFF .. (17) MOVIE --Three Rifethillit's Elm Cheers For The IrIsh" (1940) taht by pad Bob WIiho aeewsw of Oviedo. Pupils are Thomas Mitchell, Priscilla MichaSi Fine Lens. generally provided with a Ueverybe4w..sedtof IWtsIIWthI$,,Sb,y tbow, but are not told 11:45 Pill In the vend what they uisdd writ.. CD• BARNEY MILLER they eadd hy nauthl I weuld men by n lest TheCivestheMean and awesidees. 12" The cow mu. plus pay for It will ether people. () a POLICE STORY Jy Aw I the â.e iiiiiiis sands of has" SANFORD 321.0120 iao ___ ivI held a Car that VW Is soft abn dm (I)• MOCLOUD A cometary nwA00 w,ald Is 1w1W. belled Who a his,.. SIN N. OR ANSI SLIM. TI, ORLANDO $44$ ommis and his wift 1 -. madlAPTIR HOURS CALL $31343 Is las a mother Red Dad Casdes' kd.sd of rdlift rile 0 SPIVARO CO. 4344ill IKIS$$MMII IN-U71 olne, dftuts It' and 90 it to COW jhe Ewa IVlikftwOidr5Ini.i. eO lUN10lIuLlOft'iAmerican ",i el 'I'ed I Ih)sts )'c 'ti •Li 'IIEyA Dsv1ii countries. 1-WEEK ONLY 6:30 CU NBC NEWS (5)0 ces NEWS CD U ABC NEWS (U) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy and Aunt Bee find that keeping ___ t. 1' _____ _____ . _—T-1 ----- ' . ------- . - ----- ..-.- ., .-.- • - -. .- or *'' '.• 1 - Kleiner -. .. asked U he'd played that part and he was pleased we remembered. His wife paid, "That was 21 years ago!" MRS WALLACE CONARD, Westerville, Ohio. It was a long time ago, and you are to be congratulated on your memory, even though you have the name of the character a bit askew, "The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca" was In 1958, and the actor who starred was Robert Loggla, DEAR DICK: How can a cat get an acting career? JULIE TOROW, Jensen Beach, Fla. A thousand jokes suggest themselves and, bravely, I will resist them all. Animal actors are generally the property of a handful of trainers In Hollywood, a few In New York. If you have a very unusual and intelligent beast, contact one of these trainers. Otherwise, there's not much hope. gather evidence against 9:00 0(3) THE BIG SHOW Hosts: Dean Martin and Marlette Hart. ley. Guests: Tanya Tucker, Joe ' Namath, Sister Sledge, John Curry, Jamie Fart. (1)0 CBS MOVIE "W.W. And The Dixie Dancekings" (1975) Burt Reynolds, Art Carney. A conman.thlet with a knack for robbing gas stations becomes the' manager of an aspiring country-western band. (R) a prominent hairdresser who is wealthy seas-- - -- __ ...._e5S•eSa fl5 ._e.-.. DEAR DICK: On "The Hollywood Squares," who writes the questions asked by Peter Marshall? And where do they get them? NANCIE CONLEY, Belleville, Ill. The program has a staff of writers who prepare the questions. They read books, magazines, newspapers, looking for ideas, but often press agents write In with suggestions, so they can get their clients' names on the program. DEAR DICK: Please settle a $200 bet. We were watching "B.A,D. Cats" and there was a dog on the show, named Hoover. My friend was trying to convince me that Hoover was a beagle, but I know It's a basset bound. He won't pay up until there Is proof, so please answer soon. LYNN BLECHRIE, Tucson, Arts. i hereby declare the bet's off, Neither. Hoover Isn't a fullblooded anything. He Is closer to a basset than a beagle, but close isn't good enough. For trained dogs, they usually prefer mixed tweeds — the purebreds are too skittish. Hoover is of mixed parentage, but there is some basset there. DEAR DICK: All of my family watches "The Dukes Of Hazzard," and in a few episodes, Sorrell Booke, who plays Boss Hogg, appears to be eating raw Liver. Is he really, or Is that something else? CAROL FISHER, Casetown, Ohio That is yuch raw liver. Booke says he psychs himself up and makes believe he likes It. He doesn't, — WEDNESDAY — - 8(10) MYSTERY "Rebecca" As mistress of Manderley, the second Mrs. de Winter's confi. dance is constantly shaken by Mrs. Danvers (Anna Massey), Rebecca's devoted housekeeper. (Part 2) 10:30 0(4) UNITED STATES Prep- arations for the funeral of a beloved but lecherous uncle lead Richard and Libby into an unusual and far -ranging discussion. 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Maxim de Winter (Jeremy foreign correspondent tries to B (10) DICK CAVETT Guest: Brett), whose first marriage to reconcile with his ex-wife. Alistair Cooke, (Part 2 of 2) 0(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY a woman named Rebecca end1200 11,111181:10698 Weighty proem" ad in tragedy. (Part 1) CU THE BEST OF CARSON 9:30 Guests: Ella Kazan, Bess TAXI Louis takes full Armstrong, Bobby Kelton, CD U ® Tw uss*vvnus advantage of his situation when Ardath Evttt. (R) CW SHBWLOSO the garage's vending-machine (][)a SARNAIY JONES A CU 5T1 refill girl falls for him. (R) young Chicano whole testimoCarver acquires a ny is needed in an insurance the celebrity when basketball . 10:00 case wrongly believes he killed center Warren Coolidge (7) 0 HART TO HART flt.' istwt I o.iqaq q1* fry tq'1J?f1'PP" (R - * the American iifestyle. 7:00 (4) FACE THE MUSIC (5)0 P.M. 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(A) (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Gearjammer" (Part 2) (24( 0) NOVA "A Mediterranean Prospect" The complex problems that jeopardize the Mediterranean's future not only the damage caused by the discharge of human wastes but by the deadly effects of chemicals are explored. (17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Flames vs. New York Islanders AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy O T TONIGHT Guest host: Martin Mull. Guests: Rob Reiner, Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis Jr., Betty White. 0 While CU U HARRY searching for a young drug addict, Harry gets in the middle of an underground narcotics street war, CDO THE IRAN CRISIS: AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A look at the latest occurrences In Iran. 0 (35) WILD, WILD WEST star. CD 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonzie gets unexpected help from the lovely and exotic Kat Mandu when his old enemy Rico McDowell. TD Ask Dick blackmailing his 6:00 0 CU CS) 0 CD 0 NEWS B (10) THE ART OF BEING HUMAN "The Intricate Eye" (17) CAROL BURNETT 11:30 FACTORY SPECIALS March 18 EVENING O 04CUac7JoNEWS Denies An Old Story Actress Foster Daytime Schedule 10:30 ALL MAKES of imported cars and trucks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. MOVIE Macomber Affair" (1947) Gre. gory Peck, Robert Preston. Based on the story by Ernest Hemingway. Murder strikes a safari in Africa's lion country. Friday, March 14, 1910-15 - EVENING 6:00 0(14) CU 0 CD 0 NEWS 0 (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "Advertising" (112) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Whiplash," "The Family." 630 0 CU NBC NEWS cS) 0 CBS NEWS (DO ABC NEWS (1]) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Barnay resigns as he believes that Andy is trying to ease him out of his deputy sheriff job. 124 (10) IrS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS "International Trade" (12) (17) BOB NEWHART Ralph Alfalfa, the Happy Farmer, comes to Bob for help with his stuttering, 7:00 0(.4) FACE THE MUSIC (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE CD U JOKER'S WILD (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON band in order to steal nuclear weapons for a North African dictator. (17)0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom becomes upset when Abby is asked to publish her thesis at the same time he is unable to soil his own novel, (A) 01) (35) JIM ROCKFORD While investigating the "traffic" death of his old Army commander, Rockford uncovors an arms-smuggling ring. 0(10) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Richard II" Derek Jacobi, Sir John Gielgud. Jon Finch, Charles Gray, Dame Wendy Hiller and Mary Morris are featured in Shakespeare's "sad stories of the death of kins." (A) (12) 17) MOVIE "Desiree" (1954) Marion Brando, Jean Simmons. Napoleon Bonaparte has an early and bittersweet love affair with a young seamstress who rejects him for another. 9:00 0(14) DIFF'RENT STROKES NITY Major Holmes (Roy Thinnes) suspects that Sgt Warden is his wile's lover and plots to kill him in upcoming combat maneuvers. 10:15 (12) (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN STAIRS "A Change Of Scene" Hudson finds himself caught in a personal crisis ambition or loyalty to the Bellamy family. -- 11:00 0 @) (5) 0 (7) 0 NEWS (U)(35) BENNY HILL (8 10 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Dukf Street II" Lottie returns froir finishing school with an unex• pocted guest. (Part 14 of 18) 11:15 (112) (17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tim Conway, Julia Child, Pete Fountain, Jean Marsh. 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Fred has different plans when Lamont and Rollo plan a romantic evening with two girls, 24 (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER p,gpØ (12)(17)8ANFOp,ØANDSOp Mary Tyler Moore. (12) (17 ALL IN THE FAMILY "Love By Appointment" Arnold finds a copy of Mr Drummond's will and assumet Doc?" (C) (1972). Barbra icewomen to find the psychotic killer who is murdering police (U) (35) COLLEGE BASKETBALL "National Invitational Tournament Championship" 800 930 (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports (4) HELLO, LARRY Larry on a roller-skating elephant, a joins the ranks of the unemBeverly Hills dleticlan that spe- ployed when he is fired for clalizes In extreme cases and a championing their causes. karate demonstration are (Part 1) featured. 10:00 (5)0 BEYOND WESTWORLD 'aue1diobols lnSl*iaIss robot-like slaves. Claire Chennault during World War II 11:45 LOVE BOAT 12:40 (5)0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Billy: Portrait Of A Street Kid" (1977) LeVer Burton, Tina Andrews. A ghetto youth trying to break out of his povertystricken surroundings finds himself trapped by the circum. stances of his life. 12:55 CD BARETTA Baratta joins a young girt In the search for �& - .---. . .- -.•- I. • SUNDAY EDITION 171 72nd Year, No. 177-Sunday, March 16, 1980-Sanford, Florida 32771 Proud Seminoles • Gave It Their Best Shot I .6-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday March 14, 1IO wORD ••... .... MENNEN WOMEN MOMMEME Now MEE MEN NONE MEN ••• • By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Seminole High's dream of a state basketball championship came to an end Friday night in Lakeland, but not without one of the most spirited comeback bids in state tournament history. Back From Vacation, ZZ lop In lop Form W "We came back strong, rested and ready to get back audiences aren't as fickle as together and play," says some may think. Three Frank, and Degueilo bears years ago, members of "the that out. Stripped down and li'l ole band from Texas" had SOUNDS jacked up blues rock at its become very big stars k best, 72's new album fits setting concert attendance Rob PattersOfl right in with the recent and record sates precedents F i _____________________________________ return to basic rock values. unheard of before. With world at their doorstep, they that: "We didn't take oft the . men being killed in an alley), "What we're finding," decided it was time for time because we were and the Caribbean, where says Billy, "is dommm that the something even bigger In a physically or mentally both he and Frank attended timing has been right. We do way: a three-year vacation. exhausted, but we didn't a Bob Marley concert but the kind of thing that people Blasting out , of secrecy want to get to the point didn't rim into each other. an once again responding with Degueflo, their first ip where we HAD to do that. While Frank lived out his to, though we didn't plan it In almost four years, ZZ Not a lot of thinking went fantasies In the islands, ,,, TWII to brings back the same "Aw into it. We just took off." Dusty traveled In Mexico. icnoss sowing 35 Army personShucks" Texas confidence No one had a clue where to IMIflI on a boat In the Seems like the "li'l ole I Place of sport 44 Actor Robed $9 An .n.sth.tnet abbr. that pit this trio on top find the trio. As Billy exPacific, Frank was called by bind" can't help but do equipment Ic 37 No. IndIan before. Plains, "after getting off the Billy with the news that things' In a big way, even 4 Rock star - 48— Brynn.r 21 Biblical vii. Assembly St.wart 49 Jazz man - sal (.q.) As drummer Frank Beard road, we never thought we'd manager Bill Ham had when It's disappearing from 7 Actor Bnab.ck 23 Actor Peter 38 Habitual* describes it: "We're In for start traveling again." signed them with Warner sight. When 72 Top strikes Vigod. 51 Ostrich's 40 Objectives another of those never$0 Entertainer cousin But travel they did: Billy Brothers (after getting all up the band, the fans are 24 Comedienne 4$ harvests Alan 62 Women** - Carroll 42 Actor ending tours. We just to Paris, Madagascar their old albums back from there, no matter how long 12 Vanity of 26 Cereal grass Lancaster obi.ctiv. decided to drop the bucket in (where he witnessed two London Records). the wait. quartz 53 Maul 27 Donkey 43 Palm list $4 Cooling 54 Cornstalk 28 Poetic cc-i• the well and see If she (var.) divice appendages traction 45 RIverbank good fortune, goes on a drinkspiass." 15 IS Aleutian 65 Horne for pigs 29 Actor stair (India) March 20Ing sings and dlsp.srs. (Part With the tour and record Island 68 SInai. Arnaa 48 Type of sand 1) 16 Indonesian 30 Official (abbr.) with selling as if 72 never left us, / Island 67 Small child prosecutor 47Famous carthe band has every rtlht to (1O)THEA$CENTOFMAN IT - Garfunkel DOWN (abbr.) PALMISTOWN, toonist (4)S feel they are one of IS Entertainer I Karl UsId.n 32 Mary -. of 48 Affirmative u.&& (Premiere) The story of "World Within A World" A visit - Burns stars in Peter. Paul reply America's beat, and In Uf. In the ruralSouth of te *0iP011111111* mine begins this ?08.parat.d RAerl& con and Mary SO Lam, tub the eyes study of the world of the atom typically Texan fashion, V_0)_RAATHs SEA AND 1930'sIsseefl 22 Actr.ss Ave trapflon _____through of two 9-year-old boys, one and the history of the remarkbiggest rock attractions. MY "Plate Tectonics" 3 From outside A able discoveries of 2Othosntu,It Was fl5Ve! In the bçokg CAROL •UNETT white and the other black. 24 Magician's to Inside (17) = lUll dIsUvIJ .1 word 4SIngor' lidred (D•MOC & ISIINDY Mork. for us to do what we did," l 26Act,.s. Flack 1IAIIo1IñtAI DrThE AMERICANS . naive to the powerofadvertisMvêgrnw 5Three U$ gUitarist______ Billy Gibbons marc." Fi j ________________ Ing, becomas a buy-a-hello "IllS District AttorneY" Carroll 9IIJN[Oj 3OSlngIng match lili9iijLIj tao o(thMrputaucc. "But County District Attorney Fred abotaiitsonly in tv logens. sctrnssDoda IFolkslflgIr •11j71Ij11uj V Worn, and •®N$ It's a wor (35) JIM ROCKFORD Cox is both an agressive and Bob _____ (ES CSS NEWS _________________ wtisnRockford11 towed Into I abrasive prosecutor and a 3tPIsmlr 7Atadlstarscs _____ ______________ that's what we're ____ (D•A;w; 33 Actor I— Braver town, he disoovers that devoted family man. beck tO y: were thi guys (1(35)ANDYGNPPITH Andy the small town officials are coNaboCsaw man (V) who nisanlt.WetMdii'tlaisk tiscIes Pus son how to handle 34 Son disk s Adjective ss. iivi9lIVII5lioimp 36 Actor Jams ftx op When we had It,." assvsn-yeer.old bully. ltOO If= Iilvt L!I8 titiI But what did they dø? 5(10)_EARTh, SEA AND 5(17) MOVIE "Games" 39 Sure (srctt.) ___ HILL __________ JIM 5161i lI1rn IEItflVI 11 1 (35) WfflIY B.ist Dty Hill explI'w SKY "Amble Barak- g" 42S1nsrPat 13Mt.codof hilly 5(17) 10$ NEWHART (bafl 0n1go0n1tu5 5(1O)TOSIANN0UNCED Caan. 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Grilled Sin..WOO and Oanic lisS. Nice or Mashed PeSsi.., aed __ _____ No. I. Veal Farming & $rstflhI wm VsIahle Ni. S Liver $ O.*etN with lice or Perils Cread MUPI P8SsNi1.asI V.ieS1Mu LIVE IIITIRTAINMINT IN OUR LOUNGE TUI$. THOU SAT.—p.M.tll2aJ'l. CRlrsm Ue& 12 ½ Rae_i Saswi.is ii Pd. Discoid 1'S SOUlS' Nut A.siv Ye Muse - - 7:00 S® TONIGHT Host: Johnny S®PAOITHEMUSIO Carson. Gussta Billy Crystal, (E• P.M. MAGAZINE 9:00 Suzanne Somers Loretta Lynn. CZ) S10$WILD •®QUINCY Qulflcydleoov- (LSCOLUMIO While on ff1) (35) SANFORD AND SON we that a friend who suppos- vacation, Columbo Is asked to When Lamont Is M In the nose idly died in an airplane crash, help investigate the goring over the affections of a girl, he actually was poisoned. death of an aging decides to take karate lessons. (DSBARNEY MILLER The (7)5 THE IRAN OPtISIS: 5(10) MA.CN, detectives bsco worried AMERICApt, 4OS1' A 1M about the way theY'll be por- look at the latest occurrences I 1DANDSON traysd as Harris' book about in Won. the precinct nears publication. 0 (35) WILD, WILD WEST 730 (A) West and Gordon two a killer •®TA00Oo4 (ES THE NEWLYWED 01) (35) DINAHI a FRIENDS beast and a mystery guarded II ___ Somers, Ron- by a senator and his three )S $100,000 NAME THAT nie Schel, Dr. Lee Salk. Dann son.. Roget.. Ken Minyard, Arnold 5(17) MOVIE "Two Guys TUNE 1001C From Texas" (1948) Dennis ff1) (35) MAUDE Maude 5(10) ALL CREATURES Morgan, Jack Carson. makesa bad situation 1145 able when Mrs Naugatuck's GREAT r SMALL "Hares Sense"James Humid, a young (E5 POLICE WOMAN A wedding plans Ma .. 5 (10) DICK CAVITY veterinary surgeon, moves to a dying policeman sets out after Guests: American Dance amnal Scottish town and begins the man who killed his partner his first job In an already estab- and discovers a mad bomber. (M (IT) ALL $4 THE FAMILYPrOCUM (Part 1) 1lam no in tao (ES SARETTA orderto have his grandson (1)5 SOAP 11:00 baptIzed. 10:00 5 (4) TOMORROw SI. S ® AOCKFORD PILES A S®INJCICNOOIM$ITHI hard-nosed women (Marletle 1:15 25TH CENTURY Puck arrIves Hartley) is assigned by a court (4)5 MARY HARTMAN, on a strange planet aduose to collect $35,000 in Iudgeiant MARY HARYMAN DOW. the Inhabitants balhsus a Isgend money from MR Fills (A) mess iffifia takes Mary staling that a 500'yss.cld man (4)5 IGIOIS LNIOINS For. hostage. and S1. Foley vokanwill d*,er them from the grlp mar alcoholic Gary Ewing, teem to execute a daring .$ . it -•' p... - - ' .. -•. .: - - Playing without the services of starting forward David Thomas, and slowed by a sick Bruce McCray, Bill Payne's Fighting Seminoles rebounded the floor from a 17-point deficit in the third quarter before bowing out to Tampa Robinson 76-73. 'I off . s.a • . The loss ended a spectacular Tribe season, closing the record books on a 31-3 slate, a season that entered the Seminoles in the history books as the best-ever team from Seminole County. ;•. A Herald Photo by Tom Vincent The dream Is over. A disappointed Steve Grace receives a consolatory hand shake from Seminole Illigh assistant ', ' rk I ,,ui,.1r I. I eI 'r,LI., Richardson .%ILIIarIson momen1 . ,., .-.., se ,,e'fl ,t1fl 1fl final state tournament loss Friday night. aI.LJ . Carter ns Hopes On Iranian I CtI 0 fl S - '-- - -P Ilk I - School records and individual records fell by the wayside as the Tribe forged to its finest season in history and represented the Five Star Conference for the first time in state tournament play. More on tho Seminoles on page lb. ' . ;__ • . I"I'm proud of the kids and what they accomplished this year," said Coach Payne of the Seminole's season. "We / could have folded easily tonight with David out and Bruce sick, but the kids reached down and battled all the way." Among their many accomplishments the Tribe collected the best-ever record for a Seminole County team and the District 9, Region 5, Section 3, lotary Invitational and Outlook Invitational titles to its list of credits. • - •.% I T .k. I - •- - • ..._•. •U v Point guard Keith Whitney 1)1111% flj) 1)11 8 fast break and takes air for a running jumper as '• :'.th' . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Tampa Robinson'sknights hustle back on defense. carter Inflation Solution: Sacrifice WASHINGTON (UPI) - President from mass, transit to welfare reform. fee with an equivident gasoline tax. sharing to states. IM tuillion in welfare Canlarsays Auertcans must sacrifice to Some $2 bUtton will be cut In the current —'There will be Increased monitoring reform and $ZS'mttth3n ton mass trwatt. halt Inflation - giving up "good wor- fiscal 1980 budget. of existing, voluntary wage-price Other projects to be cut are -At Carter's request, the Federal guidelines. The staff of the Council on projects, mental health and alcohol thwhlle programs" to balance the federal budget, borrowing less and paying an Reserve Board simultaneously an- Wage and Price Stability will double. But tteeitment, health grants, law enextra 10 cents a gallon fee for gasoline. flounced indirect controls on credit cards carter renewed his total opposition to lorceinent, city parks, highways, waste water But that sacrifice now, Carter told the field by 60 million Americans and on mandatory wagepriCe Controls. nation Friday night, will be "much less other consumer credit. issuers of credit onerous particularly for the needy - Jar(Ls must deposit with the Fed IS - treatment and space science. -For the longer run, Carter called for intensifIu(I efforts to deregulate the • ' officials said the cuts would include almost ever), major program area not than the serious suffering that will occur percent (if any expansion III their loans. 1xinking, trucking, railromi and comital ti, national uurit) if we don't arrest the inflationary As .i result, lenders are exputed to iliunk.ItiorLs industi it lit uri,ul the v ( ii (ii sought toni,ressiun1al approval spiral.' ration such credit, 1)05511)1) issuing lifting of ce ilings that luitit t he return That was the theme of the president's fewer cards or Imposing their own rules inostsinallsaversearn. Ilet-alled for tax for the government to withlitild taxes on Despite Ids hopes, Carter said, "our WASHINGTON (UPIi - President cuts to encourage investment and pro- i,itertst.irith di v ide nds in order to raist. Carter says he does not know when the past few days have been characterized new package of anti-inflation proposals, on loans. -Effective today, oil his own ductivity -- but only after the budget is billion. American hostages 'in Tefiran will be by bitter disappointments because, in unveiled Friday after weeks of top-level released, but is pinning his hopes on the effect, commitments that had been made administration review and after eight authority, the president imposed a $4.62 parliamentary elections in Iran to create by the newly elected president and ad. days of consultation with leaders in "conservation fee" oil ever), barrel of balanced and inflation tinder control, lie ordered liiiiits on federal hiring that In I separate move to re(luce credit, will result III it reduction of nearly 20,000 the Federal Reserve imposed a 3 percent federal jobs by attrition in three months. imported oil. Consumers will bear the ministration of Iran were not honored." Congress. Among the proposals: a stable government. -For the first time in 12 years, the ultimate cost of that fee by paying 10- surcharge on large banks if they borrow He apparently referred to the failure of Carter told a nationally televised news ''The nation is aroused now as it has conference in the East Room Friday the United Nations commission to meet federal budget will be balanced in 1981. cents more per gallon of gasoline starting ton frequently [miii the Fed to support never been before, at least in my lifetime, about the horrors of existing night, ''We have constant negotiations with the hostages, held captive since This will require $13 billion to $14 billion about May 15, when oil flow coining into their own lending Among the specific budget cuts Carter inflation and the threat of future in. and attempts to provide continuing Nov. 4, 1 979, as promised by the Iranian in spending cuts In what Carter called (lie country readies that stage. Carter communication with the leaders of government before the panel arrived in "good worthwhile programs" ranging asked Congress eventually to replace this priilset1 uere $1.7 billion in revenue flation," Carter told the nation. Tehran. Iran." "Whether they will have the authority -I believe that when there is a stable government in Iran, which may possibly after the elections are completed I don't occur after file elections," President know," lie said. "I certainly hope so." In discussing the Middle East and Abohassan Bani-Sadr and his administration may be able to free the other foreign policy issues, Carter stressed that "I am the one who sets hostages. Bani-Sadr said in an interview Friday policy." , , he will ask the Iranian Parliament to He went out of his way to say 1,1 release the hostages when It meets in have absolute confidence In Secretary (of state Cyrus) Vance," who has been under May. "I don't know when they will be attack by Jewish groups and New York's released," Carter said when asked if be Mayor Edward Koch who said Vance was was prepared to wait longer than May. "viciously anti-Israel." Carter said the United States is inFollowing the news conference, the president flew to Camp David for the volved in "very Important" negotiations weekend where his wife was expected to to give the Palestinians full autonomy on Doctors Language-Bias Report Expected n 2 Weeks I By DAVID N. RAZLER refugee attending Lake howell lligh two weeks, as soon as it gets Iiiiah apHerald Staff Writer School that present school programs do pri'val Ironi the agency. A federal report on charges of not meet the law's requirements. The investigation was prompted by a language disaimination in Seminole Point Out In January. a tealn of investigators complaint 1)), ClueuMyTruong, prepared County schools is expected In about two from the federal Office of Civil Rights in by her attorneys at Central Florida Legal weeks, says Office of Civil Rights in. Atlanta silent several days in the county, Services. vestigator Lee Wiltbank. evaluating the program and speaking to Truong, like many other nun-English The report is an evaluation of the students, teachers anti administrators, speaking students, receives extra help county's programs for non-English Since that time, the report has been in her classwork frommi volunteers through speaking students, measuring them preparation, %Viltbank said, explaining a the district's Dividends program against federal guidelines, draft copy of the document is now under She does not have a volunteer helper It is being prepared in response to final review. charges brought by a Vietnamese the West Bank and in Gaza. Join bUn, ____ .lt$uii* ,, Evening Herald-( USPS 481.280) Price 35 Cents lie expects it to be released in about Under the federal civil rights laws, all students iiuest be provided with an equal education, not suffering penalties for an inability to speak E.11glish. - In Seminole ounty, most students receive aid through Dividends volun. teers, which Central Florida attorneys maintain is not up to federal standards especially in Lhueu s case. C If the agency determines the district is speaking Vietnamese, Lake flowell deficient, it will insist the school board administrators say. prepare a proper remedy. Reasons For 'Extra' Operations By DIANE PETRYK the area's permanent population, he test involves the use of a syringe to "We have a contract with HEW on a "We have Internal reviews all Ifie the activities of the PSRO and referred Herald Staff Writer said. Yearly basis to review Medi care and re move a sample of a patient's blood to time," he said. "There's no way that I questions to Salazur. It federal government figures showing Salazar said the U.S. Department of determine Its gas content, know of a doctor could get away with It." Medicaid charges," Salazar said. he creation of I'SROs was mandated "Congress said if we find procedures that doctors in Seminole and three other Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) Salazar warned that people should not Salazar said the audits involve or - • .,T central Florida counties perform almost 30 percent more prostate removals than requested the P3R0 conduct medical scrutinizing patient records, tab reports, accept statistical evidence without first by an act of Congress in 1972o Salazar sai d. Its task is to fight fast-rising health care evaluation studies, known as doctor's progress notes, and records analyzing it carefully. the national average are correct, and nitici audits, on the prostatectomles. indicating reasons for hospital admission "For instance," he said, "suppose the care costs. officials note they may not be there it will also audit other procedures most and and surgery. The Orlando PSRO, funded by the normal frequency for a particular - - may be a legitimate explanation. It would appear there is an older population living in this area, said Dr. I Knneth Wing, Seminole Memorial --_1-1 fVt,i,.t ..t CS...tt ,.A.,,1 ,w.p$njnIu -- " '' '""' I1OSPILSI t.JUi Ut there would be more need tire for that type of surgery." -- 'I "It may be a function of the transient nature of the area," said Al Salazar, Orlando-based the of director Review Standards Professional Organization (PSRO), a gropp charged with making sure all services provided to Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries are medically necessary*"People come down here to get that type of surgery done and then go back UP north," he said, explaining that statistics are based en the number ni prtwrdiire.s per 1,000 population. But many of those undergoing the procedure are not part of frequently performed in the area. . He said HEW figures on numbers of procedure is 10 per 1,000 population. If a federal government for $429,OW this wish to be identified said he feels the Salazar emphasized that these audi ts procedures performed come from doctor is doing 30 or 40 per 1,000 maybe year, oversees Medicare and Medicaid PSRO has to come up with something to would be performed by physicians. Medicare and Medicaid insurance he's just the best man for the job and is reimbursements for patients in Orange, investigate "just to spend some grant Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties ,We will look at .the pattern," he said.. claims .. getting a lot of referrals money" "Once we determine WflI me normal "But the PSRO Is looking looking at more dc "Or, if the mortality rate for a distribution curve is, we will look at accurate data," he said. "It's looking at procedure is 5 per 1,000 and an individual cases that fall outside that curve, the medical records." doctor's rate Is IS per 1,000, maybe he's "But our physicians will determine the He said that reports last week that taking the more risky cases. Just to say standard for this area." appeared In an area newspaper and his mortality rate is three times the In addition to the prostatectomles, disseminated by United Press Inter- average would be damaging and unfair." other medical procedures to be audited national erroneously gave the impression The PSRO is a non-profit, private that the PSRO suspects many tin- corporation headed by a 15-member are: - The implanting of permanent heart necessary medical procedures are being board made up of 11 physicians, three performed. paceitem hospital administrators and one dental - Skull X-rays "We have made no conclusions at this surgeon. - IPPB (intermittent positive point," he said. And, he added, the PSRO Seminole County representatives on pressure breathing) tests. In this will study under-use of procedures as the board are Dr. Jorge Gomez, Sanford procedure, a device is used to inflate a well as over-use. internist and cardiologist, and Dr. Dr. Wing said he is sure physicians in Michael B. Buticr, Altamonte Springs patient's lungs to make respiratory drugs work more etfectively. Seminole County are not performing general surgeon. - Arterial blood gas (ABG) tests. This needless operations. Dr. Gomez Friday, declined to discuss - - .. .' ' -' . W4,1 S3 4-1 (hIlissions that were medically un. necessary we should not certify those bills for PY1iieflt.' A Seminole County doctor who did not _.•,. "' t, . ' . V'S - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'1,. ,#.;Ta ,.V_ :, . ... _% . ., ~, jk~ - -.. ,_ I.... is patently offensive because it affronts inents that lie contends are looking at Seminole as a possible haven after get- relating to description or representation of sexual matters and is utterly without redeeming social value." tough policies in Orange County and other neighboring areas. Curry said lie did not know if the Orlando City Council will now consider amending its ordinance. The Sanford City ordinance currently prohibits "indecent, Un.moral or lewd" behavior and at esta blishments that the Orange County ordinance. 'The city requires there be an serve liquor prohibits males or females from performing In a "lewd or lascivious" manner or exposing und parts of the body. - banks and savings and loans disclosed for lie said it appears the whole issue is being decided on what is profitable for someone without considering the public safety and welfare of the citizens of Casselberry. "I applaud Brantley's decision to hold Friday's obscene — ,0 ' meetIng the larger safe deposit boxes because of an increased demand by the private sector to store gold and silver, Some of the officers at those financial institutions said toddy they have some smaller boxes left and are running out of the larger ones — but none said they are holding any on the side to accommodate 1 to Schutte said. "Casselberry is definitely going to have problems," he said, If the route from SR 436 via Winter Park Drive to Seminola is used, cars must travel past an elementary ,chool and through residential neighborhoods, Schutte said, and if a route from U.S. 17-92 to Seminola is used for matinees it will conflict with traffic from the schools and traffic by senior citizens into the new senior citizen complex. In addition, Schutte said the third route from 436 via Oxford e,. e.. IIOUIVIU...in ,, I- .., I4I I UVIOO"IS UI WlU,IIVmt "a W Sul VL W eets. He pointed out that it is tr a mile Of strictly residential s estimated that track attendance will double if the conversion is The boxes, depending upon the size and DONNA s'ns which firm you deal with , • the survey, range in according to froin $6 to $50 per year. Are your contents insured? Some ' -' ,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,, fl,,,,,, 1"e , ke s y bankers say yes, but not by the federal government. Rather, they are insured by the institution's own insurance carrier protecting the box renter from loss by Herald Photo by Tern Netsil ,nrInIn ,,u,,in hut "i II " -s " t o sa f e .41epos11, can adequately prove what the contents Other banking officials say such insurance coverage is rare, since It is virtually impossible to known precisely what a renter has in the safe deposit box and whether or not the contents were removed before a loss occurred. If you can't find a conventional safe deposit box, are there alternatives? One — t ress, a tin can in a treehouse where the kids play, or in a breadbox." His serious suggestion, however, was to contact your credit union if you have one and ask about such facilities, or ask your financial institution if their safe is available to you. ,,Or, buy your own safe for the house," lie also suggested. There is a waiting fist for larger boxes at Flaihii of Seminole, Sanford, but Irene Brown, vice president, said this does not necessarily mean the demand was influenced by the rise in the value of . gold and silver. "We've always had a shortage of the larger boxes," she said. Annual rental ranges from $8.25 to $35. The waiting list for boxes is reserved for customers only, "Safety deposit boxes are a losing proposition for the bank and are offered as a convenience for our customers," Mrs Brown said boXes. ..they're In great e and of your box was and that the contents were there at the the time of the loss. to store gold and silver, Transfer Of Hospl* See DEPOSIT, Page IA oday I The commissioners informally agreed to do so county's $300,000 annuakontribution to such care Tuesday afternoon, but cannot take action on the has been used up. The contract stipulates that all Harris said the board's Insurance would cover matter until their next official meeting Feb, 26. them for suits on any actions they took as a board, No contract signing can occur before then. The clause, according to Clayton, would but someone might sue over the sale He said he didn't suspect such a suit was coming, "but provide legal protection to the trustees conpeople sue for a lot of things now and someone cerning any suits stemming from the hospital might decide to do so in the future." sale, but not for any acts taken before, for'whlch "I just wanted to make sure the hospital board their Insurance would be expected tocover them, "seriously ill" persons will be cared for, regar(Hess of their ability to Harris questioned the meaning of "seriously ill," N Is d lied that Ci question, not a legal one and It will be left uP to the doctors to decide who shall be insured or represented by counsel? nor for any acts they may commit as individuals is protected," HaffW expWned Wediliesday. After dbcusdon betwea Neiswender, the after the board is disbanded. Other areas of concern Neiswender covered board of trustees, County Canntission Chairman Bill Klrdthoff, Clayton and Hospital Attorney the 65.2 million in cash HCA will pay for the deal. What happens, Harris i1d. U someone lull sign the contract aftar the county agrees to the thehnspftal board of trustees over the sale ofthe deferaeclause. The contract calls for HCA to provide care for Indigents regardless of whether or not the Action Reports .......................... 2A Around The Clock ....................... 4A Bridge .................................. Is Calendar ...............................108 Classified Ads .......................10-118 Comics .................................. SB Crossword .............................. DearAbby .............................. 10 admitted to the hospital. Dr. Lamb ............................... 6B Editorial! ................................ 4A Florida ................................ IA floroscoliple ........... ................ $a "if a doctor determines they are seriously in, then they are to be hospitalized, or given included provision in the contract for care of IU tirustees thm authorized Ms. Showtj*er to dWmWw at the mftft " •. . j emergency treattrient," he said. Hospital ................................. IA Nation .................................. SA Ourselves ...............................is Sports ................................lilA Television ............................... 25 The Contract also provides, Kirchhoff pointed out, that the hospital may not be sold to y entity that will not provide ca re for Indigents. The county's $300,000 contribution can be renegotiated annually under the contract The county also has the option to buy back the replacement hospital if it is dissatisfied in any way with the way It Is run between the %hird and flf th yearofItsoperation. - DIANEpFmy • @ " S needed in Seminole County to halt the the contemporary community standar(Ls By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer If you've been thinking about renting a safe deposit box at a bank or savings and loan association In Seminole Count' because you realize how valuable that old gold and silver is you have around the house you may have a tough (line finding a box, . - - Polk has insisted such an ordinance Is dancing when "...the dominant theme uppet . -. , more • 00 county will spend a lot of money to pass such an ordinance and defend it in court, only to have it ultimately struck down. Department legal Advisor Jim Curry, the city statute says it is "obscene" ' •' Nelswender, County Attorney Nikki Clayton and satisfactory solution would be for the county to Hospital Corporation of America HCA), the firm omise to use its legal cowe1 to defend the taking over the hospital, to buy the hospital for Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger , board If theY are sued over the saic. money $500,000 if the county can't sell it for gave answers they found satisfactory. Kirdthotf said he personally would agree to after a replacement hospital is built, and emTh,answerto the lastquestlon,UkedbynewLy this, Wtbe couldn't speak for the restofthe ployee benefits under HCA. Trustee Don appointed trustee Arthur Harris stimulated a Reynolds questioned what the county will do with ' • S 06 concern to the oI • But there was no signing. Nelswender Adm inist ra tor R the luncheon meeting with trotm and county officials the poirtim of the 19. page contrwt he said he felt were Wiely to be of ' Orlando last night. Safety Deposit Boxes In Hi.qh Demand Here 7U tmstm &Aed quaUons, to w" DW40U Stenstrom, the 9mp ap*W that a hidigents, an option in the contract that requires S IV I - .0 . a to $ - , I I 0 0 ' ' - I Loop" 141M 1 2 - , , Craig - CM I 1491P 0N0..FVTM..M rMR0 ..HvW.,...WNPVRt MAIS 00000NP11M.-PUM-00 X, . : WANMAL WORL POSSMIONS INMNIOM I . Hospital Board of Trustees, sign the contract that would relinquish control of the hoSj)Ital to a Nashvile corporation, 13 ' struck down similar ordinances as unconstitution, al. He said he fears the Acivroling to Orlando City Police owner Hattaway has said the state will realize proceeds of from $1 million to $2 million annually by the conversion. Casselberry Council Chairman Frank Schutte took exception waiting today to Hattaway and the chamber saying the conversion list would be good for Casselberry while "neither has bothered to contact the city or our citizens to see if they agree" with their assessment, crews and four repor- hospftal, after the board disbands and Is no longer Shoemaker, chairman of the Seminole Memorial ____ nrdin;rn', ('nmmis,sion Chairman Bill Friday and Saturday. C'cmanick acknowledged Wednesday Mrs. Edwards said when the 30-second conuiierclals are processed and cut, she will be sent cassettes and will showthe city ordinance is "not as strict" as I .. . - . - the state. olds the nude or topless entertainment must swing again in The children were selected for the filiningata meeting at Lake Mary School Friday evening. The filming was done local community Is losing mi llions of dollars in revenues from the harness racing as opposed to greyhound racing. Th e resolution said the conversion would be in the best interests of the city of Casselberry, the county of Seminole and — The Orlando ordiname does not ban McMillan said the proposed ordinance is nude or topless dancing itself. In the city patterned after the Orange County 0 Two Ts,ves 11 company through at the proposal strictly from a financial standpoint. The resolution states the harness raceway has benefited the local area very little while a dog track will establish permanent employment for pari-mutuel employees. It said the state and approved. establishments that serve liquor. Assistant County Attorney Bob Repo)rts showed topless dancing in full Lance them at Lake Mary Karren - that the count)- and city ordinances topless and nude entertainment at conflict, therefore the city ordinance takes precedence in the city. applies only to females. Holiday Inn at the Sanford lakefront and of a group (if youngsters playing ball at the Chase field adjacent to can't imagine the fun and excitement they had," said Mrs. Lowery. The children who partici pa ted included: Christine it Mrs. Louise Edwards arran with the film production the of the motel where she and her husband stay when they travel to m e by Crivello-Barto Productions, Milwaukee. Directing the effort were John Barto, vice president *of the firm, his assistant, Jerry Chaykowski and Jonna Coulter of Bon Advertising, Louisville, assisted. The children who participated were 'paid $5 each. "You County legal staff is now studying a draft Judge Michael F. Cycmanick ruled of an an ordinance that would prohibit at the Lake Mary School. .Milwaukee, Mrs. Edwards said. She said she made contact • . Orange County. Brantley Calls Friday Meeting To Got Public's View On Track - '40. -, U Nil U P0 OIl Edwards Sausage Co. of Louisville. in one of the huge sewer pipes in the school playground. Other scenes were made at the swimming pool at the ters were on hand Tuesday to see Sophia 0 Blythe's horse, "Shannon," Mrs. IA)wery said. The film promotes a new line of franks'processed by t he children; and of children eating their franks while playing cerW WesWd Tespiltise to ft,Sa"et - - 1 " o T Itusvi e,an Troy and Tracy Turner, Carol and Cheryl what the recognized neutral zone once Soviet troops pull out could serve as a basis for talks with Moscow on troop withdrawal. West should have made things easy for his partner by signalling club strength but . The film scenes, shot in Lake Mary, were of the children Officials said a European proposal to declare Afghanistan an internationally trumps. EAST 1763 ~ I . of Tuskawilla Middle School; Kelly Re ynolds of Sanford Middle School; Crickett Haskins School; Sabrina Edwards organization, what American citizens who happen to be athletes... will do under Community In Rome Tuesday. But he stressed the need for a con- banning topless and nude entertainment it." within the city of At the urging of Seminole County Orlando or other incorporated areas of Sheriff John E. Polk, the Seminole cannot be applied In ,addition, Mrs. Pain Dell, inother of Sarah Loomis, , appeared as the mother in the film. In other scenes, Lance mid-April. But it was fun just participating, said Mrs. Nance Plylor's dog "Donna " was photographed as was Karfdn aggression in Afghanistan. continued with the queen. West took his king and continued hearts with south ruffing as soon as he could. Then VK I 4 3 • Ioes QJ •J 10754 Q $2 SOUTH .. .;I Q Illyler, Ruthann Perinchief, Kirb% Swinehart. Robert Reeder, Paul Evans and Kent Gorman, all of Lake Mary the milk protein, not the 4K 102 Q J 106 I . I After an Orange County judge's ruling the judge said. "Or I may be wrong in my Tuesday, the Orange County ordinance decision. An appeals court may overturn them- Lykens and Dusty Downer. Lowery, fifth grade teacher at Lake Mary Elementary School. Eighteen of the children who took part are in Mrs. Lowery's reading class at the school. said. Seminole CountN inay no longer have to lie said he did not know if the topless worry abo 4 - 1) aces on r, e tertainlflent flocking in from Orange the county, would try to move Into the Counly. It can now move into the city of city. Orlando. "Orlando may amend its ordinance," Commercial T aspect to it, nudity is not enough." he Herald Staff Writer selves in a television commercial or in still commercials in to endorse the conversion proposal I In By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Twenty-five children, one mother, a dog and a horse have had their chance to be television stars. Those who have Carter welcomed the proposal, endorsed by a meeting of the nine foreign ministers of the European Economic By DIANE PETRYK how a television coniniercial for , it it(-%%- brand of Coulter explain to Lake Mary school children [tot dogs will be Hinted. Her husband, who is a truck driver on a route between AW "N F%M! T"W W~ rr I11I . ! SAIM 0 V"Ir_,-~"i Herald Photo by Tom Notsel Sanford and Milwaukee, works for a broker out of THEY' R9 70 Of MV AMUr ocal Smut • of "Chubby Buddies" wieners to a group of cheering NORTH 4973 A 92 S I • fisWng; of a mother coming out of her house carrying a tray I ow Id i government's position. The government - CA Co . - Ilt . I P 1 £! . . • CRANK AND ERNEST ' said the committee "understands the .- __________ .. . ,• - OKAY RABBIT, .. sugar, the allergy will be to prescribe some calcium WEST ' . might want to get a doctor to 4 K 963 wil .5 - An overflow crowd is expected to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting Friday at Casselberry City Hall to express opinions on whether West had not bothered to the Seminole Downs Harness Raceway should be allowed to count declarer's tricks. If West had taken the trouble to convert to a greyhound dog racing facility, do this he would have seen State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, In whose district th at South had six trumps, a 975 the harness racing track is located, called the meeting "to give heart and two diamonds as me the opportunity to receive input from the local citizens starters and th at if South held 4. most affected by this proposal." even one club he would Vulnerable: East-West • State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, anable to lead toward dummy's Dealer North king and make his contract. nounced on Jan. 25 his intent to file legislation to be considered West ' Nwth East Snth Still West's wool-gathering in ft coming session of the Legislature to permit the switch. for gain are promising. your achievements today 1. Pus 44 did not give South his Brantley said today he has been contacted by numerous Pass Pus Pass TAURUS (April 20-May 20) because your basic motives contract. it was just as easy imost of them have a citizens of the Cas3elberry area saying they will attend the for East to see thit the only Devote as much time as you are unselfish.' Looking out for meeting. Brantley said he has invited the new harness track can schedule today to your lovedone0 willbeycxarprime wasy the defense could gather I owners, Jack and Bill Demetree and Paul Durvaes, and In four tricks would be if West new projects. Something big concern. Openink *Iead.V Q held the doubleton queen-Jack Hattaway to attend the meeting. for which you are hoping can CAPRICORN (Dec. of diamonds and South had In addition, Brantley said he has been contacted by several become a reality. 19) Th1 is a good day to get In been dealt four little diapeople around the state who are interested in the gathering. He GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) touch with friends you haven't monds and no clubs, .. cited Ili particular a representative from the Regulated I .1he harder you try today, the seen much of laiely. U they're By 06waM J& cobY So somewhere along the . . ... &W Alm Soniq Industry staff. -wa East chucked a diamond luelder you are. likely to close, give.'Ithem a call.''If an South was able to Although Hattaway Is sponsoring the legislation as Intimidate you It you are a note. a defender to count tricks fulfil hi' s contract. directly frnm the Demetrees or Dervaes. aim i ng for worthy rewards. AQUARIUS (Jan. 0.Feb, than it is for declarer, but (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Meanwhile, the Casselberry City Council on Feb. 4 CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) you may at this time have there are some occasions unanimously instructed Mayor Owen Sheppard to write to Your intuition should serve as more than one situation thist willien a defender has no real (For a copy of JACOBY Hattaway requesting that the city be permitted to "critique" an accurate gauge of public could prove profitable if excuse for Dot making correct MODERN. send $1 to: "Win at discards. Bridge," care of this newspa. the legislation Hattaway Is proposing. Sheppard told Hattaway South won the first bftrt in per. p.0. Box 4,89, Radio City in the letter that Casselberry and its citizens would like to be how to deal effectively with something today, while the dummmy and promntly led a Station, New York, N. Y. considered In each step of the proposed conversion, others, individually or In a aspects favor you. trump. East showed out and 10019.) The Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce action committee on Feb. 5, according to chamber legislative SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee and John Romita manager Bill Taylor, urged the chamber s board of curectors ___ •' u .. having the problem with milk LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Things you do today where you use your efforts and expertise er ise w id anoiner l produce benefits you'd least expect, Be a good samaritan. 'I — L decision is irrevocable," Carter said. "We will not participate in the Olympics South rose with the ace and by "'H"'I ow o r ux Astro.Graph Let te r. Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 10019. Be sure to specify birth When It comes to doing a little date. more horse trading today, It ARIES iMardi 21-April 19) will be hard to find your Today and tomorrow, con- equal. You'll be as fair to centrate on situation that others as you'll be to yourself. could mean somethingtoyou SAGFARIUS (Nov. 23materially. Your possibilities Dec,21)YouwfltaJce pride n ' y 5 NE NAME oF NAT 1200K OK" RN.' • year following your birthday by Al Vermeer ' WHAT o problems. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the ' Asked if the U.S. Olympic Committee would go along with a boycott, Carter . .. I 01. in Moscow this summer." WIN -AT BRIDGE ' Rule Nude ~. protein. another's point of view today, your self-Interests today. 41si he or she will see yours. Use for assistance if conditions this gift to work out any warrant N _ 1 "C Olympic boycott. "The president has made clear that our I ~ ________ 1r:T _________ I la.. soever of a Soviet withdrawal," Carter are available in the infant Bad. Other readers who want food section. Milk allergy is this issue can send 75 cents - more common in infants and with a long, stalnped, self- You should be very lucky at gaining the allies and sup. -1 P '- said Washlugton would hold firm to its tablets for him. sugar. I ain sending, you The You might check the dif Health Letter number 7-2, ferent milk substitutes that Milk Products: Good And _~ V 4 Included holding firm to a boycott of the that contain none of the milk much as a woman his age' Usually If a person Is would require. And if the milk allergic to milk, as opposed to substitutes won't work, you- Ilill I Because you are willing to see porters you need to advance ____________________ I I PRISCILLA'S POP E.J.. ..L.i INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I your long-range plans as well. PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) I' . [Be I loyal, they'll be helpful in VMGO (Aug. 234ilept. n) WFS I — — S it forgotten tomorrow, but is instead a response to what is seen as a long term problem." U.S. officials stressed the response that's why those products are addressed envelope for it. developed for Infants. Some of Send your request to me, in YOUR BIRTHDAY group. these are made purely from care of this newspaper, P.O. February20, 1980 LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) This coming year you are alert for both career and soybean products that contain Box 1551, Radio City Station, likely to be luckier than usual financial opportunities today. no milk at all. Others do New York, NY 10019. in your partnership Interesting situations that are ____________________________________________ arrangements. Allies you also extremely beneficial develop will not only prove could develop. by Howie Schneider A — For Wednesday, February 20, 1980 - L MEEK — 63 . . — ____________ ________ . relations gimmick, which will be il your husband see an allergist after the early 30s. Of course, your husband again to see if there's anything else that can be should receive an adequate' done. Meanwhile, there are a amount of calcium, even number of milk substitutes though It niay not need as. it BERNICE BEI)E OSOL r ___ i — HOROSCOPE _* , I ~j I — — come up with what amounts to a public years after the time we see it allergy. I would suggest that the level of sex fu)rmones. 60 59 spokesman Uodding short-term commitment to band-aid action and quick fixes or an attempt to sound like this at all but Usually In healthy men there rather sounds more like an is no significant decrease in — Department Afghanistan. Carter indicated U.S. willingness to talk with Moscow about Soviet troop withdrawals, but stressed Washington's response to the Soviet invasion "is not a . Your description of your time of the menopause, This husband's pr oblem does not does not occur in men.' — — — .j ((00 I — — 53 ___ — . ." ________ — — 58 E I — 48 47 57 HAlijoscwE I , 41 I _________ __ boycott the Olympic games in Moscow this swnmer since there is "no sign whatsoever" of a Soviet withdrawal from only milk . That's because probabl h as somethi ng to do there's an absence of an with the difference in sex enzyme In the small intestine hormones. A woman's sex hormones will diminish at the' that normally does this, 44 — Sta te 1 — rm .Iff . Carter said today the United States will tolerance, I'm referring to the doesn't occur until about 20 — p-. ' . BONN, West Germany (UPI) — U.S, I inability to break down the S . I y 65 ______ •' - 1 - I (-. A BLNKHEAD THEY'RE -~ I \~, ( I 0 11 \\, EEK ' NEVER BE ' Is EQM#Z TO MEN I _ ...i 'D o — — — — — 40 39 It — — I c."ffic:c,: U.S. To Skip I double sugar (lactose) found occurring in women. This 36 by Bob Montana YOUR CHARM ?~F'WHY DC)N*T YOU HIRE — 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Lamb along with the fact that after a develop softening of the bones time the shots no longer did in the urse of time if they're on a calcium deficient diet very much for him. DEAR READER— Usually and there are other factors I . when I talk about milk in- involved too. This usually — — — — 1 [NSPITE OF ALL — — I — 52 SHE — 20 29 — LEFT US FOR A — — I 34 — 41 1 IV~ WHAT HAPPENED TO YCIUR CUTE — — — 19 WVF,L15-,-3 . 14 10 11 U WVT 414T TO *T IMMEP OF GiM 15M65. `Nz:~r' 9 17 — - I: sgmm up,=F4TIM 8 — 15 ______ _______________________________ Sir-K, 13 - LKM Cleveland's waterfront Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 5 Cents Dr. 11 — — — — — — — — r r 72nd Year, No. 1 56—Wednesday, February 20, were hea milk drinkers. __ Now lie's not able to drink milk or use any foods that contain It. If he does, his eyes contain lactose but the milk water continuously and they protein has been removed feel like he has sand in them You might wish to experiment for as long as three days after with different ones of these to using any food that has milk see if there is a milk subin it. stitute that he entild use that How can he possibly get his would at least provide hint milk to keep his bones strong? some satisfaction and would Also Is there a pill to put in the definitely provide the milk so that he can overcome ealciwn. this condition? Men usually don't have as At one time he went to an great a need for allergist for shots every week supplements in the niiddie but this was very expensive, sears as do women. Men do 52 Bespatter 54 Clutched 55 City in Utah 32 French father wds) — 44 Heraldic cross 11 Fawn 46 Nuclear 16 Fre'hwater agency (abbr) duck aD 51 cry ht meal LAMB — I've people need a quart of milk a day to insure strong bones. My husband is 57 years old deck Italy 6 Portion of 28 Surface medicine coating 7 Between (Fr) 30 Scruff B Retreat 31 American 9 Owl's Indians 10 Aware of (2 (p DR. readinyourcunm that older 1 Soft mud Indian group 36 Spouse 37 One-billionth refix) 39 Atmosphere 41 For each POTATOES! 410wl? U (ze _________________________ DEAR and we were dairy farmers so 20 Snaky letter 43 Nail container we always liked milk and we DOWN rvil4i Needed For Allergy 22 12, Roman 45 Flip 23 Novelist 47 String Ferber 25 Otic coverings 2 Animal waste instruments 25 Epochs 29 Dawn chemical 49 Weather 33 At odds 3 Antarctic sea 26 Chine bureau (abbr) currency 34 South 4 Of God (Let.) 50 Swabs the 27 Volcano in i 1 _______ )_ ______________ - 19 Constructor 0 I Substitutes ________________ ! 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' ' - 4M1111111111 World ................... ............... 2A I ""i . ~3;g ,7\51 111h 11,; 3 - ' ,r W,.;41' - _ I. _V .= i_-~* ~_ - 'L, -1 1-1 V;4 all, -~&" -1 - - • mi. -~~ I r if Q ,I. - - • • - - - - - It *_ - . I - v .0 N..*. ___ W.i_!._L -_~'L.&,i4__muJ1L.,"L_ ,_=~_l , 111~ 1;_, I k~.IT 1 1-:i ; 14+ ., IcK.0 h , 11 __ ,~-W - . -I A �- 2A—ysn)na Herald Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wdne4i, k A Lake Mary May Rezone Site For Seniors Complex Classes In Cafeterias; Ry DONNA ESTEs helpful in handling future drainage problems. The drainage For Seminole Schools?'. Herald Staff Writer problems at Frederick and Second would be worsened If the $ - RLD IN BRIEF Iran Approves Commission To Probe Shah's Regime By United Press International Iranian President Abothassan Bani-Sadr today of. ficlafly approved a U.N. commission to investigate the regime of the deposed shah, clearing the way For the panel to fly to Iran. The approval came in a cablegram to U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim, saying the five. member commission "may (now) come to Tehran," The cable came as members of the commission, most of them distinguished lawyers, were in Geneva, Switzerland, awaiting word from Waldheim before boarding a U.N.-chartered flight to Tehran. In New York, a U.N. spokesman confirmed Waldheim had received the cablegram from Banj-Sadr. "We need some clarifications," the spokesman said, "but we hope to make the announcement (officially establishing the commission) shortly." The Iranian approval prepared the way for the next crucial step toward the release of the 50 American hostages held at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for 109 Bani.Sadr told Waldheim the makeup of the cornmission had been approved by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the Revolutionary Council and the panel "may (now) come to Iran." Kuwait Plans Oil Cut Back KUWAIT (UPI) - Kuwait will cut back daily oil production 25 percent beginning in April, Kuwaiti Qil Minister Sheikh All Khallfa As Sabah said today. Speaking to reporters before his departure for London, the minister said Kuwait "is determined to cut back its oil production from 2 million barrels to 1.5 mibion barrels perday." The vast majority of Kuwait's oil exports go to the Far East and Western Europe. None goes to the United States. King Khal.d Exhausted RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UPI) - King Khaled of Saudi Arabia is suffering from "exhaustion" caused by êK. •...i.. .1 a LVIIL ....,....,_.,i w VVVIdI iiir uie country, a medical bulletin said today. The statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency said the 67-year-old monarch, who has been hospitalized, "needs rest for a few days, and his health condition is improving rapidly." Tito Feeling Better BLEGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) - While President Josip Pros Tho's condition remained grave, his doctors today said the 87-year-old leader had spent a peaceful night and was feeling better. Despl the report of an Improvement, hope '11 'will survive, 220 Hostages Released SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Leftist militants have released 220 of 370 hostages but kept 150 captives and vowed tostep up their campaign against the moderate civilian-military junta. Developers of the proposed Loch Low Forest senior citizen street were opened at a future time, he said. complex, to be built on a Longwood-Lake Mary Road site, will The city's planning and zoning board recommended the ask the Lake Mary City Council to rezone the parcel at its 7:30 request be denied, p.m. meeting Thursday. The council is also to consider passing on first reading an The developer, Lake Villas Ltd. representative Alexander ordinance rezoning seven acres south of Van Buren from Kasten, will ask the city c.urci1 to take the first step toward agriculture to duplex zoning, as requested by Gary Todt. approving the project by passing on first reading an ordinance Tom Binford will make a presentation to the council rezoning the tract from agricultural to multi-family housing requesting that his firm be permitted to locate benches In the designation, city. Kasten has said plans are to develop 34 units In the first The council will also consider initiating condemnation phase. The complex is to ultimately have 210 units, he said, proceedings against Terry Bennett's property on Pine Circle In other business, the council will consider a request from Drive. City Manager Phil Kulbes reported to the council two County Development Director John Percy to abandon an weeks ago that he and Building Inspector Vince Butler found unopened portion of Frederick Street. By abandoning the the house Bennett is constructing to be an unsafe structure, unopened right-of-way, the 99-foot by 38-foot strip would be Kulbes said in an inspection of the structure he and Butler Joined to Percy's land and become his property, found 17 major cun3truction deficiencies. He said the entire Percy said today he wants the right-of-way abandoned to second floor of the structure should be removed, saying it is a "avoid the possibility of Frederick becoming a through trafficsafety hazard and rocked froth side to side while he and Butler way." He said the abandonment of the right-of-way will be were standing there, United Press International New storms moving hiland from the Pacific drenched the West Coast and neighboring states early today, producing flash flooding and -worsening the mudslide problem in Southern California. A series of violent storms throughout a large part of the West left more than two dozen dead and caused more than $900 million in property damage, The National Weather Service said heavy storms created flooding In Idaho, where a flash-flood warning was Issued for the Podneuf River. Flash-flood watches also were In effect for the Southern California mountains, central and western Arizona and southwestern Utah, President Carter declared three Arizona counties major disaster areas, as flooding throughout the state killed at least four people and caused upwards of $90 million in damage. Heavy snow warnings were posted for the Colorado Rockies where 6 Inches of snow was expected. N braced for the next storm, the fifth Calif In a week, racing toward the coast at 45 mph. The cleanup continued today from Tuesday's storm, which caused flooding In many area,, power outages and a tornado in activities - excluding intercourse with the able to track down the child and get her Herald Staff Writer child. parents' consent to ask her about Milliken, A Sanford man is being held without bond in He is also charged with photographing the said Bernosky. According to police reports, the Seminole County Jail on charges he child in lewd postures. the girl described the activities she engaged sexually abused an 11-year-old girl over the The child's parents had no knowledge of the in with Milliken and said she could identify past 10 months, alleged activity between their daughter and photos of her he allegedly took Clifford Joseph Milliken Jr., 54, a retired Milliken, who is not related to the girl, According to Bernosky, Milliken finished member of the U.S. Air Force and residing although activities had taken place over the supervised parole following a prison term for with his mother at 422 San Marcos Ave., was past 10 months, Bernosky said. a similar offense last April. arrested at his home Monday at :35 p.m. by Only the one child is involved, he added. "It happened in the usual way, he Sanford detectives, Sgt. W.R. Bernosky said. Detectives began investigating Milliken's befriended the girl," Bernosky said, adding The arrest followed what Bernosky called a activities two months ago, when they Milliken ga'e the girl money and trips to long, involved investigation, received a tip about his alleged 'activities, Disney World. The girl is from a "normal" He is charged by police with befriendingan Bernosky said, family, but her parents did not know a thing 11-year-old and engaging a variety of sexual The arrest was made only after police were until "she broke down" during conversations By DAVID USP$ i.ssn $5•, 55 AVS 1' '• - 00 '' lug i 4- 1 71 /* 5.99 1 6099 Crisp plaid shirt is woven polyester/ combed cotton with square hemmed bottom to tuck in or not. Terrific colors: sizes S.M,L,XL. - 5.99 The favorite short sleeve sportshirt is woven polyester /cotton in the most wanted solid colors. Sizes S,M.L.X1. 5.99 The classic golf shirt is cotton/polyester knit with buttoned-flap pocket, short sleeves, collar and X-placket. Fashion, solids, sizes S,M.L,XL cm 434 in Winter Springs at 8:20 p.m. Instead the cyclist speeded up, turning into a private driveway at the Intersection of the two state roads, (Costbrned From Page 1A) no extra cost to the customer as an extra basis," Popped said. list with only the smaller boxes available token benefit. Dot Brenner, vice president of Fir Choose T.shirts or briefs In white polyester- cotton. Another man, Identified by officers as Sham, burst out of a at this time, a Wink spokesman said. A check with Sanford's newest bank, Federal of Mid-Florida in Sanford sal trailer at the end of the driveway and leveled a shotgun at Costs range from $10 per year to iso. Tropic Bank of Seminole, disclosed that today, "Yes, there's been an Incrust Shuler, threatening to kill him. Demand has increased because of people institution won't have its safe deposit demand for safety deposit boxes latel The officer backed off while awaiting reinforcements. A wanting to store silver and gold, boxes for about another month yet, but With the economy the way it is, it stain short time Later three other officers arrived. '11w four First Federal of Seminole doesn't have already people are reserving them, to reason that people would be putt!r pa trolmen surrounded the trailer and used aowlhcrnto call on too many boxes available at present, but "We've already had about 10 or 12 more valuables inasafer, Insuredplaci" the armed man to surrender, is expecting an order of additional boxes people from the private sector reserving Atlantic Ba ot Seminole, accordli; When he came out, he was agitated, screaming I 'shoot me", In 2-3 week& Annual rental ranges from them for personal valuables,"said Jerry tospokeswomainJud Keller,mhnyha officers reported. $6 for the 3*5 to $30 for the 10*10 size. Poppell, Tropic's Sanford branch more boxes available as it doesn't mal It took them four or five minutes to subdue Shane with heavy They have experienced an increased manager. them available to the public but only flashlights used a dubs, police said, demand and although contents are Poppell said his bank will have 78 those with accounts at the bank. "V Shane later was treated and ant back to the jail bySeminole secret, many customers have indicated boxes in about a month ranging in size have a large majority rented Ow Memorial Hospital doctors for injuries suffered during his they wanted the boxes to store silver and from 3*3 to 10*10 costing from $10 a year a waiting list for the larger boxes as ev arrest. He was ordered held on $5,250 bond pending ap gold items, The spokesman said First to $45 a year, "We'll rent them out to have fewer of them and they are more pearance In court today. The cyclist was not apprehended. Federal has insurance of up to $5000 at anyone on a first come, first serve demand." Orlando Man Innocent In Burglary Dent al Center Opens For County Migrants The Seminole County Central Florida Migrant and Community Health Center Inc., 91 Division St., Oviedo, has a new dental department. Clinic hours during the day are 8 am, to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8a.m. to noon on Friday. Night hours are Monday and Thursday, 6-10 p.m. by appo clinic intment For an appointment call Jaycees Meet Thursda t Cancer - The Sanford- Seminole Jaycees will be looking for no members at its meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Sanfoi thamber of Commerce Building. Those seeking a way to help better themselves and the community are invited. Guest speaker will be Scott Gabrlel,on, a Jaycee state vi president. For more information phone 321-0115, Group Opens Sanford Prosthesis -Center SMnInolo County women who have undergone mastectoeniss impress her," said Mary Lou Foster, coordinotor of the plan to set ti the center and asked them to participate. $zi need no longer search from More to More on their own to center, said 11. manufacturers not only the types of prosthetic de1.i en the marha( "It glees a vesy Important place for women who have had lingerie and educational malaria],, sent samples, but au SAMPIN of all the devices av" nyaija to start At fir$ they are kind of floundering from the sighs medics) siçpllsrs lit the United States can now be seen dilly at the arawd,"ssd 'iiü center isa wgque service not being ofteçed Falter, underwent any plac ,ij else In the state," Mrs. Foster said. "Th Amorkn Canoe, Society's Preethesis Display Center at several years ago. e Idea evolved froc Oak Ave., Sanford, fran II a.m. tel p.m., Msed.y tlo A Jails Is the meat Important thing a woman who has my own floundoi'in&" she said. Friday A total of about 'Omastectdmy hid a mastectomy will pieduase In her life," she salt Mrs. operations lairs place as Information is also ivallahi, at the center on the 10 IUirsM Fester said the devices range in price from $70 to $250. "It's a nually In Seminole Memorial Hospital and Florida HospItaIl locations In the Diltona.DeLind and Sanford ares where Itn huge amount of money to spend for AItanonte, Mrs. Foster said. prosthesis can be pir'9ta.,d ____ 4dingm women make their, Id purchase before they The Cancer Society's "Reach to Recovery" progrij '11w pwpi, of the QlMs1 Is to wom whet 01111111 endly I they want currently has he n"w' f 1$ former mastectomy patients yaUah1 en On market aid let her cull old what does n on she M i1 rds fn all flip main, m,,vIIm tsil,l 5h,n ,J ha, it nmfllna Ii ____ WW% ____ — .. - - - -- - .. - ---- -- - --- - --- :"1:., *1 each underwear. 3 for 3.49 20 % off men ' s running gear. Misses tops or pants. 7 099 Men ...Deposit Boxes In High Demand - T-7 Pretty tops for misses. I I - . hN Cilee 15*55 wise wce.e.s Mis's. 13*' Mis$SL eisa.. sv Mi Wise $IJ5l MIMI i&$. C MsM WAS, I QP ____ W*iiiy, ehn.vy 3% "*—Vol.. 72, No. 114 ____ soft aWrfSofty. ~ 11 081 IV TU ,NOW 101 HAZIER be charged, Bernosky said. Costello will turn himself in latet Herald Staff Writer today, said Bernosky, adding he will be facing escape charge$ A lone gunman tied up and robbed six employees of the in addition to charges arising from InterferTffg with the youth's Butler Plaza Burger King restaurant Tuesday morning, arrest. escaping with an undetermined amount of cash, deputies say. DEATH INVESTIGATION The thief entered the back door of the closed restaurant at CONTINUES 8:28 a.m. Tuesday and pointed a blue automatic pistol at a Deputies say they still have not completed an investigatki group of six employees, deputies report. into the death of a Winter Springs man found dead Mond& The robber managed to tie-up the six well enough to hold morning, next to his car, them while he gathered money from the store on State Road The man apparently committed suicide, shooting himself i i'u ....,i j 1." iuiu escaped in u waiting car, aepuues report. the head with a shotgun, County Medical Examiner G.V. None of the employees were injured in the robbery, said Garay said today. BEER LEADS TO MULTIPLE CHARGES Assistant Manager John Anderson, one of the victims. But officers have still not completed their investigation ari An incident which began with an identification card check on YOUTH CHARGED AS ADULT IN RAPE declared the death a suicide a beer-carrying youth led to multiple charges being filed A 17-year-old Casselberry youth will be charged today on The body was found Monday at the side of Lake Avenue a fev against her and a friend, say Sanford police. charges he raped a Casselberry woman on Jan, 20, the State's feet from a shotgun. Nearby was a car the victim was in tt Sanford Sgt. W. R. Bernosky said he was on routine foot Attorney's office said today. process of purchasing, still running, deputies say. Jeffery A. HeEling, 17, of Casselberry, was indicted as an patrol of the Movieland Drive-In Theater's concession stand Garay said the man was capable of killing himself with 11* Tuesday at 9:24 p.m. when he saw a woman leave a bathroom adult on sexual battery and kidnapping charges Tuesday by a carrying a bottle of beer, shotgun, firing the gun with his hands, based on length of the county grand jury. wean and the victim's arms, When he approached her and requested identification, she He is charged with raping a 33-year-old Casselberry WOfl placed the beer in her handbag, revealing "narcotics LAUNDRY VANISHES as she Jogged at the Windward Square apartment complex off paraphenalia," said Bernosky, an item described in his report Three loads of drying laundry vanished from a Sanford State Road 436 on the evening of Jan. 20, as "a plastic pipe commonly commonly used for smoking martjiana." lau A t by police shortly after After seeing the Item in her purse, Hernasky ptaft 11, AV 213 Forest Dr., was doing her wash at 1 his arresta on Feb. 10, after Windward Square residents year-old Lake Mary resident under arrest, but he was in- W. 20th St., and left her clothes unattended at 9p.m. When sh reported prowler. terrupted In his actions by her friend, Dennis Costello of returned at 9:30, her clothing was gone, she told police, ASSAULT ON PATROLMAN CHARGED Sanford, he said. JEWELRY STOLEN A Winter Springs man was arrested Monday on charges of With the assistance of another officer, the two were taken to Burglars stole a box containing $3,745 worth of Jewelry fror aggravated assault and possession of a short-barrelled the Sanford police station, where the young woman was a Casselberry woman Friday, deputies report. shotgun following an attack on a Florida Highway Patrolman, charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession Sethina Fritz told deputies her apartment at Squire On Conan Paddy Shane, 27, of Winter Springs, was arrested at a of a concealed weapon a hunting knife In her purse and Apartments was burglarized between 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Six ..iI..,. ..e .J AA ..J 1 tI1i&. _i1. qua a 040 PAMU1114H wiu ui in White risung arrest wan vioience, tiernosay said. said she suspects friends of her daughter took the box con Springs. Rut Costello jumped and ran from the station before he could taming gold Jewelry a nd Ingots. FloridaHighway1 gave thefoUoaccoof the incident: - (wuslng HnWd J Na. - - wow and -V;0?4 _______ n Orlando man was found Innocent was committed, but was drunk and Casselberry officer Tuesday of charges he burglar burglarized a playednopart in it, In the arrest began pulling handfuls of , Casselberry drug being in Scott had been hitch-hiking earlier In drug bottles out of the paper bag seized in the car with a man who admitted corn- the evening of Sept, 34 when he was the trunk of the stopped car and lining Frelloo. mitUng the crime, picked up by Turner in a car driven by them up on the rail of the witness box. Joshua Scott, of 183C Silver Star Road, the Juvenile, police said. But his objection to the evidence being Orlando, was found not guilty by a circuit At Seminole Plaza, Turner took a crow admitted, because it had not u: court jury of burglary and grand theft In bar and broke into the store, stealing a Scott was In possession of it at any time connection with a break-In at the ihopping.bsg full of drugs and tripping a was overruled by Circuit Court Judge Eckerd's Drug Store in Seminole Plaza, silent alarm, according to testimony at Voile Williams, NATIONAL REPORT: AREA READINGS (I LUl'): tern- at the intersection of U.S. Highway 17.02 the trial. The "turning point" in the trial came psrature: $1; overnight low 46; yesterday's high: 74; and State Road 436. Turner 1ocksdhIvs1I into the trunkof when Turner did not place Scott In the barometric pressure: 30.02; relative humidity: 97 percent; He was arrested with Robert Turner the casthe juvenile drove Off down 43l, store or In possession of the drugs winds: Sosdhwsst at 4 nLp.h. and a Juvenile shortly after the burglary followed at first by one C-elh.rry Mowing the crime, as he testified for the WEIJN)AY TIDE: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 11:34 in the evening of Sept, 14, lfl, Turner is sol ear, and thee by several patrol profticution, said Figgalt, am., 111$ p.m.; lows, 5:39 am., 6:02 p.m.; PORT scheduled to enter a plea to grand theft cars from local police departments and Flggatt told the jury that they should CANAVUALI highs, 11:36 a m., 11:50 p.m.; lows, 5:30 a-m,, and burglary charges against him this the sberlfrs office. ke open minds throughout the trial, 6:13p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 4:49a.m.,4:43p.m.; lows, 10:44 afternoon. The disposition of chrg.s Flggatt became upset when a e jury took only a short Ibis to aALt against the juvenile Is not available. onto Hattaway Drive, where the trio was declare Scott innocent Tuesday fàllowing IOATU4G FORECAST: St. Auguatla. I. J41t5r filet, Old Public Defender James Figgalt arrested, according to the testimony of presentation of the evidence, which a allow 5maII craft should SWCIIS caution. Winds north to presented testimony that his client was many wltr:--::. began Monday morning DAVID M. around 11 knots today gradually becoming easterly indeed in the car at the time It. crime Figgait became upset when a RAUER $4 and southeast wound 11 knots Thursday. Seas mostly 4 to 7 feet. Partly cloudy. today low 7 Lows tonight low 5. Highs Thursday mid to Wier 7k. winds north to northeast 10 to 15 mph today econng southeast 10 to 13 mph It (I with detectives, he said. At First appearance before the cou4, Milliken was ordered by County Judge Mi Dickey to be held without bail, standaiJ procedure for persons accused of crim4s carrying a possible life Imprisonment. Police say they will be seeking two coun against Milliken: sexual battery, which carries up to a life sentence on conviction, ar$I lewd, lascivious or indecent assault or a4t upon, or in the presence of a minor, a lesé felony. Dickey will determine whether there Is probable cause to hold Milliken this atternoon. Gunman Gets Fast Cash Not Food anf odpi r a S Every day low prices on men ' s sport shirts. Board member William Kroll has added to the agenda his "clarification" on the subject of prejudice, but would not explain the item further, At a board meeting two weeks ago, board member: Roland Williams accused board member Robert Feather of prejudice in considering sports participation for transfer: students. When two black students transferred, Williams said, Feather didn't question the fact they were denied the rights to play basketball because they were possibly recruited. But, Williams said, when a white transfer student was, denied the right to play Feather called for an investigation. Feather said the student should be allowed to play if the investigation showed there was no recruitment._ By DAVID M. RAZLER WEATHER S .5to r ewide Saving Sanford Man Held In Sex Abuse Of Girl - Storms Drench Pacific1 Produce Flash Flood$ The Seminole County School Board will discuss the use of cafeterias, auditoriums, and libraries for classrooms and : overcrowded schools in south Seminole at its 7:30. p.m. meeting today at the board office, 1211 Mellonville Ave., N Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980--3A /1 ,t] 25% off men' s dress shoe IS Sale 11.20 Rig. $14. Acrylic knit running pants with elasticized waist bands and reflector tape. Unisex sizes XL S. M, L. XL. 1 Sale 7.20 Rig. $0. 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By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months. $24.00: Year $47.00. May Panel Reagan-Bush Debate Plan T,' To Force Justice To Give Pirates WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chairman Peter Rodino wants his House Judiciary Committee to vote on a move to force the Justice Department to hand over its Abscam bribery evidence to the House within 30 days. If the committee votes down the Idea today, then Rodlno, D.N.J., Is expected to allow the full house to vote on the proposal at a later date, rather than killing it outrtsht. A Du.g... fl tT r. a sja, i.'-. ated the controversy by introducing a resolution calling on the Justice Department to hand over its evidence against congressmen implicated In the bribery investigation within 30 days. Justice Department officials say they do not expect to obtain any Indictments In less than 60 or 120 days. Luster By almost any measure, Thailand has shouldered more than its share of the international responsibility for une million Indochinese refugees who have fled Communist regimes in Laos. Cambodia and Vietnam since - — 1g75. JEFFREY LEWIS GRIZZARD The Thais have granted at least temporary sanctuary to hundreds of th ousands of these ref ugees. They have permitted use of Thai soil for huge refugee camps although the presence of these fQreigners strains Bangkok's resources and may yet threaten the country's political stability. Indeed, the sanctuary and aid granted starving Cambodians in recent months may even provoke a Vietnamese invasion of Thailand's eastern provinces. But for all Th ailand's laudable conduct, It has tolerated one outrageous practice th at offends every civilized norm. Thai pirates, operating with virtual inpunity In the Gulf of Siam, are subjecting thousands of ref ugees to ordeals of rape, robbery and even murder. The unarmed refugees in their rickety fishing boats can neither escape nor defend th emselves against the heavily armed pirates. The sickening tales told by survivors of these attacks should long ago have moved Thai officials to act. Instead, the Thais say only that they lack the resources to police a 2,000-mile coastline, While th at is undoubtedly true, it is also apparent that Th ai police and naval units are not even trying. Nor is there any sign of a serious effort to investigate the countless refugee cornplaints. It has been suggested that Bangkok's I__I_ &L_ wiiiingncss to ioo we otner way as inai pirates plunder, ra pe and kill is the government's way of discouraging new waves of ref ugees from seeking tem porary haven in Thailand. If so, it Is a vile tactic fully deserving of international COfl demnat ion, Whatever the reason for the Thai government's inaction, the consequence is a new plague of suffering on innocents who have already endured a full measure of misery. The Carter administration could and should I'cons1derable Influence In Bangkok to press for action against the pirates. If even a few of th ese human vultures paid a price commensurate with their crimes, there would be less Incentive for others to extort profit from Southeast Asia's continuing agony. . S.-. HART p (orn rovv? Ur 6 0 Have 1-1a ir May Fall A Good t' Laugh... 6 Death t_ ----- -. . - . - Ex-Agent To Lose , use ' — -, ' ' 0--, "; Congress' Relationship With The President I ' b. -: , . FordDivorce Trial Opens DETROIT (UP!) — The first day of the divorce trial of Henry Ford II and his jeteettlng second wife, Cristina, opened with a jamnied courtroom and closed with long hours of legal maneuvering. The tangle of preliminary motions on evidence and 'I subpoenas made Tuesday by high-priced attorneys " representing Ford and his edrang.d wife left only a " few minutes for discussion of business In open court. ,; ,- - HOSPITAL 1. sommou Memorial Hospital Feb. 15 ADMISSIONS . . t144: COUld ftW Into y of the some problems his OWfl part)', Anderson probably lould flód they have learned frun Carter's ItesierthanotherRepuhte,ork w Wo the Desnocratj. .M The candidate with U bed prospects 8e Edward Kennedy —as hedosawith House Is Ide Uty to create a worki ng if partnership with Congress is 1".ost sorely eljct Hgfltfrth, — rooe strong feeilasj om Howard Baker of that poss dii. 1n are a of reaso ns why this Baker, now In hisfourth year as RIPUNkIfl flctdtlss. So would any effort to n'bák Whi* raises skis quesikirn Could any ci on schism has enderid frun the moment the leader, bas been In the Senate Moos liii. imperial prusitency. 4% fm C4jr'a job handle smditioioal "honeymoon" period ended, Baker gets high marks from cenea1u, who George BuMs ved the House and t month. alter Carter's Inaugural, to this day, ilee essm to like him PS,WMIIY. Going on lb. premise that It would be di!had stints as head of the CIA and And there Is no reason to believe the situation rimitto de .. t Carter, the answer has AnsUar GOP candidate well-liked lad Repu1gjca, Party, and later served In ill higkiy respected on Csp&tol HID Is Rip. Joke to be , United Nations and as envoy to (Ithia. No 9 ss One of the underlying reasons for the me two candidates lens Washington as- Anderson of lilbials. Although his ideas would could approach Conrsss from as problem Is that Carter never knew nor Un- perience Ronald Reagan and Jerry find resistance among some conservatives In angles. 3*JS. — ___ n.J ,,, Officials Reopen Probe BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (UPI) — Jefferson County authorities have reopened their investigation into a 1963 church bombing that left four young black girls ° dead and sparked a wave of racial unrest. Police Chief Bill Myers confirmed today two veteran detectives had been assigned to the 17-year-old bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church on the city's west side. That explosion ripped through the predominantly ";' black church, killed four black children and Ignited a series of racial protests. Police reopened the case after The New York Times , reported this week that Justice Department report Il/sheds new light on the case. Among other things, the report reportedly criticized late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover for blocking the prosecution of four Ku Klux 'Kianemen who were suspects In the case. — "Pm afraid ' u" Firemen CHICAGO (UP!) — Municipal labor unions supporting the week-old firefighters' strike threatened to shut down vital services today In the nation's second . largest city. C . "We will picket all city properties because we're at ba war with the city," said William Kugelman, a former fire captain and strike chairman for the Chicago Fire -i s. Fighters Union. The Chicago Federation of Labor, a coalition of city leaders, Monday voted to support the ' labor firefighters' strike by observing their picket lines. At Its meeting Tuesday In Hal Harbour, Fla., the 1 - V AFL,.CIO Executive Council also voted to support the striking firefighters and condemn the city for negotiating In bad faith. ' . By flZVE GWI'EL deratood Congress. He h learned IOC*, bat WASHINGTON '(UPI) One of the nolimach. unrelent ing problems that has A second term make on in plagued ___ - - -. 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Garlen, og... city James NiwNi, Icuffi Carolina - DNA Test S urprises - - — 41 ., , ,V; Profits WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court said " Monday the government has the right to confiscate the profits a former intelligence agent received for a book he wrote. The6-3 decision went against Frank W. Snepp III. He wrote a book — "Decent Interval" that was highly critical of the United States' withdrawal from Viet. - . - - OK'd WASHINGTON (UP!) — The government must pay for abortions for women on welfare while the U.S. Supreme Court considers the constitutionality of the "Hyde Amendment" banning most free abortions. The high court approved the order by a 6-3 vote Monday. A federal judge ruled last month that the Hyde Amendment Is unconstitutional. The Justice Department and the Department of Health, Education and Welfare are appealing that ruling. ,' ___ Let's ReIoln n — Argued Free Abortions i JACK ANDERSON I Photos cre iv 'e; ink . '. ................. irig z., CHICAGO (UP!) — One of the last remaining Issues In the case against mass murder suspect John Wayne Gary is how many of the more than 240 exhibits — including color pictures of decomposed bodies — will be shown to the jury. Defense and prosecution attorneys met for three .q. hours Tuesday in the chambers of Cook County Circuit Judge Louis B. Garippo to discuss which of the 246 prosecution exhibits will be allowed as evidence. Garlppo said Tuesday he would announce his decision today, the same day prosecutors were expected to rest their case. More that 60 witnesses have testified so far. Normally, I try to refrain from any cornA frie nd of the great Samuel Johnson Is ment concerning the latest in women's recorded as observing to the sage that he: fahlor and style. There are a couple of himself had always wanted to be a i'easons for that. philosopher, except that cheerfulness kept o, my taste In that area tends to be a bit breaking In. tacky. For example, I miss the hot-pants-and -white-boots look, and there Is nothing like a In that spirit I herewith provide a little: dame In short shorts and high heels. relief to those weary of Iran, Afghanlstan, Two, It doesn't do any good to tell women Kennedy and other disasters. what they should wear and how they should The sheer zany absurdities come tc1 us In a : look. Women simply won't listen to such delightful new book by Michael Straight. constructive criticism. Chances are you may not have heard of Mr.; If women would listen, we would never have Straight. He is an authority on art, and LBJ had to endure the sack dress and that awful named him de puty chairman of the new period when all coeds were wearing baggy National Endowment for the Arts, where he: blue Jeans, sweatshirts and combat boots in served under Nancy Hanks through the LBJ an apparent effort to look like female versions and Nixon-Ford years.He isa man of clvillzed of "Skag" on the way to the blast furnace. Intelligence and superb straight-faced humor. Despite all this, however, I no longer can The foUowlng comes from the chapter called: remain a silent obeserver because now "The excrement of the Artist" in the above: women are doing somet hi ng really stupid. I mentioned memoir, called "Twigs for an don't care how many letters and calls I get Eagle's Nest." I quote: trom lire-breathing [erninists, I'm going to "Miss Hanks was ill In June 1974. As acting: say this anyway: Chairman, I signed my name to hundreds of: The Do Derek braided-look, the "cornrow" grants, Then, one morning, an lmmense hairstyle that apparently is about to sweep batch arrived from our Visual Arts Office. the nation, is absolutely hideous. They were individual fellowship grants, Allow me to bring those who have been mostly for $3,000. sleeping for a couple of months, or who don't VVh te Ho "Fellowships in the Visua l Arts were gIven read People magazine or watch the Phil for specific projects in those days. Each grants Donahue TV show, up to date. folder contained a summary of the proJect WASHINGTON — Radio Free Europe the Thfa situation. RFE President Glenn This movie called "10" caine out, see, it proposed In the artIst's own words. I began to11 UIFE), which gets $88 million from Ferguson Ignored a specific directive from starred a young woman named Ho Derek, read them and a few left me perplexed: American taxpayers each year for beaming Gronouski not to fire the two men. who since has become the nation's latest lust. ,, .MyWoJti5u series of paintings, ten to' propaga nda to the communist world, has Noel Bernard, director of. thé Romanlan' fifteen layers of paint deep, conI *Ct, replacing Farrah and the blonde cutte tOUched off * IltOnal IflYUUUUOfl W ii on "WKRP" and other assorted, curvactous tldh* ig.t 1' tirely of extremely subtle grada ti o ns of grey. broadcasting a lengthy Interview with an say he is an old pal of Paul Henze, a veteran heads ,— The proj 1 ropoe will temporarily alleged Nazi war criminal and then firing two CIA operative who Is now a mem ber of me movie's plot would bore you, so all that manipulate Ihe goskyllne for he period employees who blew the whistle on the Brzezlnsld'a Whi te House staff. The two is rea lly necessary to know is tiat this "" of one ye ar . outrageous program. served together at RFE's Munich sta tion in (silly name for a girl) wore her hair In —My project is to Introduce taxidermy ass To make mat te rs worse, the RFE official the 19Os. tl "tigh y woven plaits, laced with beads," as ulpt ure media by using painted plywood sc directly responsible fir the broadcast has not People magazine described it. Here's how the White House man treated co nstruction, dirt, sand, gravel and animals even been reprimanded, posaibly because he I can describe it bet ter. As appeali ng as t he his friend's decision to dignify a suspected to create different environmental situations. has a close friend and former RFE colleague Nazi war criminal with a U.S. propaganda child most certainly Is from the forehead — I have In mind several pieces invol ving down, her hair looked like somebody had on the staff of the president's national broadcast, according to the secret transcript tjpIets of cur vature of the Earth, and security adviser, Zbtgnlew Brzezlnald. It is of a meeting of RFE's governing board, made a terrible mista ke, of nonumental man-made structures. These also possible that the Carter administration obtained by my associate Gary Cohn. Frankly, her hair looked like some thing the ('je templates would be transformed, The United States pulled out of the simply saw nothing wrong with the Interview, International Chinese might use to count on, or the result of Hense said It was "silly" to be concerned rolled, folded or somehow distilled in der to Labor Organization two yea rs ago with word that shampooing with Drano. Chairman John Cronouski of the Board for about Thfa's Interview, give insight to an otherwise vast visual or it would consider rejoining if the ILO would mend Interna tional Broadéastlng, which supervises But this rIdiculous Medusa.Ilke hairstyle Board member Walter Roberts snapped: conceptual order. its ways. The organization has indeed changed, called the "corirow" — a fairly appropriate RFE, has appointed a special counsel to leok "It's not so silly." — The Porpoise Opera Project is an exInto the matter. Attorney General Benjamin and having accomplished its goal in pulling out, name,I might add — is spreading like a bad Henze: "It certainly isn't serious from the perimental project tntended to function in an case of dandruff, and It must be stopped. Civiletti has asked Gronouski to report any point of view of the White House." the United States would now do well to get back in oceanarlum's porpoise stadiwn. th O erwise, we violations of law turned up by the in-house might soon be up to ow Roberts: "Well, It's very serious from the The old ILO had become a puppet of political •'o reflection, I signed these grants on the eye balls in once-attracti ve women who ha ve probe. point of view of this board.' ground that the projects had been endorsed factions in the United Nations. It was issuing all become rope-heads. The interview, last May 1, gave a 'Y by our professional advisors and that they Hense; "Let me state tt White House attacks on Israel drafted word for word by Arab mere are plenty of reasons, sisters, not to pathetic airing to the views of Valerlan This, position on this Iuus. Bishop Trifa, as probably would not harm the Endowment.I an members. It was steadfastly refusing to focus its give In to what Is nothing more than a Justice Department documents charge that America n citizen, represents an Important But a further group of projects seemed to me concern for human rights and trade unionism on Hollywood-bred fad. Please pay atte ntion TrUa, as a leader of the Nazi-oriented Iron AmeTiC ethnic group." to be more questionable. In one of them, the Guardinhisnative Romanla, was personally the Soviet Union or Communist countries, its while I list them: Rep. Ho1 asked PTesldent Carter artist proposed: l.Ifyouwanttomakeyouraelfappearto responsiblefor thedeaths of j votingproceduresweredlstortingthepurposeof 4,000JewsLna to ffre Hens. because of this exchange. —AlooptourofWesternU.S — dripping ere bloody 1941 pogrom. have just hit town from another planet, th th e ILO as an agency where labor, business and Itead, the 55-year-old Brzezinski aide ink from Hayley, Idaho, to Cody, Wyoming, — He eventua lly came to this country, settled been a method much less drastic than ha vi ng given even more responsty for government meet on equal terms. an e vent commemora ting the birthaces of yot hair cornrowed. Have one of your eyes In Detroit, and became a bishop of Carter administration's foreign broadcasts. The departure of the U. S. delegation and its $20 moved to the middle of your head, for InEzra Pound and Jackson Pollock. Romanlan-American Orthodox Epliopate. thter tly, a National Security Council million In annual dues produced results, The ILO stance, The Justice Depar tment is tT3dflg tO disPort "Another sta ted: official stat ed that Henze's disgraceful — I will rents gr ound level studio with high is no longer picking on Israel. For the first time it 2. A corrrow at most Hollywood beauty him on grounds that he lied about his past remarita were taken out of context ceilings and a cement floor, adjacent to a lush has made an issue of the rights of workers to form salons can cost as much as $400, says People, when he became a U.S. citizen. tcii$ proves ObSfwi5 meadow, And to this place I will bring some up tO 10 hours to complete. For This is the man Radio Free Europe saw fit independent unions in the Soviet Union and Foothote: Rep. Dante Fascefl, D..Fla., will fri four hundr and some strangers. I will bring ed enacker s, 45-minute IntervIew, you can have your to put on the air In a Czechoslovakia. It has reformed its voting hold on the RFE situation, entire chassis rebuilt with money left over for Congressional Investigators, for Rep. a full grown sow (whom I have or schedeled f procedures. Holtzznan has also known since her ninth day), two female four new pairs of pantyhose. Elizabeth Holtzman, 1)-N.Y., have received asked the Justtomorrow. ice Department and General This leaves the United States on the outside of rabbits (who know each other an4 me), a 3. Cicely Tyson, the brilliant actress, also is evidence that "the broadcast was not simply Acc nting Of ou fice to investiga te, an organization which can accomplish something a gorgeous woman. There was a pict ure of an Inadvertent Judgmental error, but buck (stranger), two ringed neck doves (strangers), a wooley monkey, Georgina worthwhile on behalf of working people around Cicely Tyson In People magazine with her WATCH ON WASTE: Rep. George represented a conscIous management (who knows me slightly) All of us will the world. After all , one of the guiding spirits of hair in corurowi, She looked a lot like Stevie decision made over staff objections." It was, Danielson, D.Calif., Interrupted a three-week contribute to er the cr Wond , a pattern con gr e ss ional junket to t he Inv tigators, "part he said t es of of Far East for a eation, malntènaflce and e ILO w th hen it was founded under the old change of such an environment. Cor di e Mae Poovy,a girl in st e decisio re ect to twoday tr to Los Angeles and back. bl ns with sp my school, such que iona e Th of Nations was Samuel Gompers, the American "These, and a score of comparable grants, I the first female in this country to wear both substance and personnel made over the first-class tickets from South Korea to labor leader. her l' . California and back to Tokyo cost the taxdeclined to sign..." oonrows. mat's because her past several years." payer' $1,4. Although Danielson refused to father ran a dairy farm and one afternoon she The Investigators also found that RYE ,, I still declined to sign the got her head caught in one of the milking employees, "have been harassed and cIo.e what omclal business prompted his grants Th ey went out anyway," machines. We used to spend recess Utowing threatened for attempting publicly to eip side trip, sour ces repost that he went rocks at Cordle Mae Poovy. what they consider to be th. facts of this Angeles solely to be Interviewed for a federal Now, dear reader, if you do not feel that this Experts are saying if you wear your hair case." Indeed, two employees In the Judgeship. By jolithig the Far East junket sort of thing represents a reasOna$e use ci manjaj Broadcast Division, Edgar Rafael from the begiimii, Instead of waiting till na conmrow for too long, all your hair might the taxpayers' money, well, you can go I fall g, and Jacob Popper, have been fired, ap after the Interview, Danielson got to take his somewhere and punch the wall. There's not uj wif, along on the military plane for free, ItimM 6.1 hope It parently because y much else you can do about It. £_ - . • _________ 1, United Press International a court injunction to block the affair. Illinois Rep. Philip Crane each received Everything is set for tonight's debate Common Cause, the national citizens less than I percent, with 12 percent unof the Republican presidential can- lobby, also oppose the debate and is decided. didates in New Hampshire, but another seeking to have it canceled. In Charleston, S.C., to campaign for forum Including just two of them is under A new CBS-New York Times national the state's March 8 primary, California heavy fire. poll found Sen. Edward Kennedy's businessman Benjamin Fernandez said The Federal Election Commission has presidential campaign in serious trouble. Bush's campaign in Puerto Rico on its table protests by Senate CBS said that while 75 percent of the "probab- was the dirtiest political Republican Leader Howard Baker, Sen. Democrats contacted in a poll last June campaign I have seen in 30 years exRobert Dole and Rep. John Anderson, said they had a favorable impression of perience in Republican ilitics." saying the so-called front-runner debate Kennedy, the figure fell to 69 percent in Bush won the primary Sunday, and Saturdav in Nashua, N H., wnmild Nwe!nber and plunged "rcent r r ernanuez was fourth with less than I discriminate against them. Tuesday. percent of the vote, lie said Tuesday he The complaints, filed Tuesday, are The president is riding high, CBS said, has asked his attorney to "ascertain aimed at the Nashua Tekgraph, which is and the Democrats polled want him whether Bush violated federal election sponsoring the one-on-one confrontation nominated by a 3-1 margin, law — which we believe he did." between former California Gov. Ronald On the Republican side, the poll found Ut' claimed that Bush forces prevented Reagan and former U.N. Ambassador Ronald Reagan still leading but with Fernandez' poll watchers from doing George Bush the two GOP candidates George Bush closing the gap. generally believed to be leading in New Another poll, this one confined to New their job. 101(1 voters Fernandez had Hampshire. Hampshire. showed Carter with 47 dropped out of the race, and put sample The three members of Congress are percent to Kennedy's 29 percent. ballots with Bush's name on them in charging the newspaper's expenditure of California Coy. Edmund Brown Jr. had6 voting booths. money for the debate is discriminatory percent, with 17 percent undecided. Connally, rushing via an interstate because it advances the candidacies of On the Republican side, Bush who highway in Massachusetts from one New Bush and Reagan to the detriment of the registered only 10 pe rcent in a similar Hampshire appearance to another, was other contenders. poll in October, now had 37 percent to pulled over by state police and his driver Dole's Washington office said late Reagan's 33 percent, Baker's 10 percent, was given a warning for speeding. Two Tuesday if the FEC turns down the Anderson's 5 pe r ce nt and former Texas reporters chasing the candidate in a complaint or falls to act soon, he will seek (;v. 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When not staring at each other, the eyes of the superpowers were clearly focused on two other sets of diplomats in the room, the Indians and the Pakistanis. The unthinkable was happening: the Indians and Pakistanis were talking of trying to heal the rift that has kept them at each others' throats since the two nations were carved out of British India in August 1947. Each of the superpowers has a stake in the complex politics of the subcontinent, particularly since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and that's liy the) ere attending an otherwise dull party. "What's happening between India and Pakistan?" one slightly tipsy Indian diplomat intoned. "That's the question everyone in this room is asking." The reception was held for Indian Foreign Secretary Rum D. Sathe by his nation's ambassador to Pakistan during a twoday visit to the Pakistani capital. The results of the talks were accurately described by one Pakistath newspaper as "warm but vague," a sign that the two sides were merely exploring the other's attitudes. Although the stfps toward rapproachment are still very tentative, the superpowers have good reason to be Interested. Pakistan will be hard pressed to present a credible military deterrent against Soviet forces in Afghanistan, even with foreign help, if it iiiust also worry about its border with India. The vast majority of Pakistan's armed forces Is deployed along the border with India, against whom it has fought three wars since 1947. The "Indian question" bedeviled recent talks between Pakistan President Muhammad Zia ul-haq and U.S. National security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. The Americans could not or would not promise to come to Pakistan's assistance if it were attacked by India. A large part of the closed-door talks, ostensibly held to discuss a military response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, was spent on India instead, officials close to the talks later acknowledged. If, on the other hand, Pakistan and India can reach some sort of understanding, the task of arming Pakistan becomes far simpler. There will be only one border to worry about. The Soviets obviously are betting that the two nations cannot pull It off. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is scheduled to visit New Delhi shortly and he Is reported ready to deliver 2 billion rubles worth of assistance, continuing a campaign to woo the Indians. The Americans and Chinese, on the other hand, have lavished their attention on Pakistan, which they see as their best opportunity to prevent further Soviet adventures In the region. If the Kremlin can whip up Indian fears about a reinvigorated Pakistan and Islaniabad's close ties with China, it will have won the game. 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All but one of Seminole's graduating seniors got onto the scoreboard. Shun Thomas, Joe Baker and Casey Jones managed to score for the Tribe. '/.. 'I s great that everybody got In the way they did," a happy . Pilyne commented about his revolving door line up. "I've said ...r. tithe and time again that we have five very good starters but we also have a lot of kids on the bench that can come in and do a job for us." PBulldogs never really threatened in the contest after One-half of Seminole High's Thomas duo, Shun, blqwlng their eight-point first quarter lead. eyeballs the inside lane while driving against $tambaugh, Thomas and Whitney saw to that by combining DeLand's Fred Hinson. Thomas beat Hinson for fot 17 of the Tribe's 22 second quarter points as the home squad the bucket and the Tribe easily beat I)etand on todk a 42-31 lead into the locker room. Parent's Night. Earlier this year, on the road, it was Deland that held the ledd at the half by a seven point margin. 'P, We forced the pace more this tlme," pointed out Payne. 'At thin place they went to the four conrners early and held the bail on us." By SAM COOK This time however the Tribe's front line was much quicker Herald Sports Writer t h the outlet passes to the guards and the Seminoles The Moon enters its third phase Thursday afternoon at 3:15 layed their fast break before an appreciative home crowd. p.m. when the University of Central Florida Knights entertain uard Fred Hinson and center Darrell DeShazier, both of Washington and Lee at the UCF baseball complex. ['ariasi will have back next year, almost single han. The Moon Is Bill Moon, a dapper, fast-talking former 'Bostohian, who h8s his Knights looking skyward for a 30-w1n nao season alter falling a little short last year. the court to pace the Bulldog offense with 20 points while L I Shazier In Moon's organizational first stage UCF posted a 24-22 warmed up In period four to notch 23 points, 10 of game was out ledger. Last year In Phase lithe Knights went 27-16. Included closing minutes when the I se coming In the was a tie for first place in the Sunshine State Conference with reach, always tough Florida Southern and a first-ever post-season Prior to the contest the departing seniors wexe honored with tournament berth. I eir parents as the administration presented the families wlth This year's schedule lists 51 games including an 18-game homestead beginning Feb. 27 during which the Knights bring L'he Seminole junIor varsity set the winning tone for the back a heavily In Vanderbilt, Temple and Columbia. ening In the opening game as they turned Moon feels good about the composition of this year's squad I vored and only twice beaten Deland squad by a 42-37 which fields 10 seniors, three juniors, 10 sophomores and seven i argin. freshmen. Payne and crew will now start preparations for their final "We've got a good mix," explains Moon. "And we've decided me, a monumental rematch with the state's second ranked to put some faith in our younger kids." uad, the Mainland Buccaneers. That contest, In addition to That faith he hopes will be well-founded as Moon has pentother Friday night season closing games will determine the dIed In three rookies for tomorrow's starting lineup. Colonial for the district 9 Class 4A tournament that begins next High speedster Tim Foskett will patrol center field with hopes ednesday at Mainland High School. of replacing Hal Stauts, one of the Knights top hitters of last DeIAND (17): Hisses N, Ross 0, McGee I, DeShazier 24, year. sy i, Thomu•, Hamler 0, Gout z, Gordon z, Brown o, Along side Foskett is right field will be Sam Nattlle a 30111cr 9, 26 6.13 $7 D. Thomas 7, Titusville Astronaut product. Behind the plate Freshman SANFORD (7$): McCray 3$, Stambaugh 11, hitney 1$, Butler 1, S. Thomas?, White 0, Grace 0, Gaudreau Jimmy Hawkins (Ruston, Vu.) completes the rookie corps. *Iexaaderl, Baker 1, GuyO, Jose.?, SIpplo 4. Totals 32 14.20 Hawkins hopes to fill the vacant spikes of another tough Knight graduate— Jeff Rudolph. Senior Chris Jarmuz will also see a lot of behind the mask Halftime: Sanford 42, DeLand 31. Team fouls: DeLand 18, duty. "We play 51 games and one kid can't catch them all," ford U. Fouled out: McGee, Tech fouls: none observed Moon. completing the outfield is senior Bill lialpin. Moon is looking at last year's all-region choice as the "steadying Influence For his young pups." Unlike the lack of experience in the outfield, the Infield is loaded with veterans. Sanford right hander Mike Link hurled a perfect Former Sanford High ace Robert Smith will handle the duties at first base. The right-hand Smith batted .398 last year I -run, no-hit game Tuesday afternoon as the I ighting Seminoles blanked Edgewater 5-0 at and will be looked on for some power. "We're looking for Robert to produce some big runs," Moon I water. said ut his Fifth place senior hitter. "lie's a consistent "Absolutely perfect. 21 up and 21 down," said an hitter,abocapable of the long ball." cited Bobby Lundquist about Link's masterMoon's double play combination is made up of senior second ece. "It's something you don't see very often." baseman Frank Surmaczewlcz (StandFord, Conn.) and Butch The Tribe's hard throwing senior struck out "Bulldog" Round at shortstop, who Moon calls the key to our defense. I ne and helped along his cause with a basehit and At the hot corner will be senior Glenn Miller, who is being ored a run. for his job by another talented newcomer, freshman pushed was the offensive hero as he Shortstop Walt Law Mark Deglotnine. ent 2-4 including a two-run homer in the sixth Hoping to give the veteran infield a diet of groundballs will ning to put the game on be Moon's number one pitcher sophomore Karl Hodges. The Sanford picked up single rI.Vs in the second, rlghthanded Hodges Is a sinkerball specialist from Crystal *d and seventh innings. Bobby Wells went 23 River. The number two man Is Tim Syverson, a 6-2 190-pound ith a double and scored a run. nlghthander from Umatilla. Behind Syverson is another 2-3 was with a double and a George Porzlg also Sanford Smith. This one Is Robert's younger brother Terry, an m batted in. The Tribe's next encounter will be iIflpo5ifl 6-3 185-pound Junior nlghthander. riday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Sanford Memorial "Terry has struggled with his control tn the past,"saidMoon Ladium. about T. Smith who was 3-5 at Seminole Community College last year. "But I think he's found himself this year. 011 002 1 5 100 ihford Senior John Matthews, who was used exclusively as a 000 00() 0 -0 00 reliever last year, will be the four th starter. Last year's (eWater workhorse Pete Sass and Winter Park senior Joe Russell will Link and Spin. Hamilton and burger. also be used as starters. Russell is attempting to come back from surgery after being one of the state's top pitchers two years ago. InthebullpenwillbeworkhorseteamcaptainMikeMlracle, Sanford's Fighting Lake Brantley, In a 5 p.m. Randy Delgatti, the Knights only lender, and JImi ft ba tmlnoles soccer team match Thursday In DeLand. more forkba specialist ll Tommy Marlin. Evans High in COWsemi-final action sopho foiled DeLand 4-2 Die*iay product Billy Jones and right bander Tommy Foy will be advance Intothe semi-final yesierday, Lyman picked up a starters to knoc k counted on as or relievers. Of the district oir• second period goal Handling the batwork for Moon's hill corps are designated off Spruce Ck 2-1. while L hitters Wayne Gardner and Warren Picke tt.. Both bat left Mainland APOPha handed and are juniors. The righthanded DH is Tommy King. . * SR 22 FILED FREE .',,. NWAW HOT POINT Save 12Ol x • $7995 SONSWO, iL 'p XC i[j ? ii I ' I .• Midsi WI)flLC By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor One couldn't blame DeLand coach Art Parissi and his Bulldogs If they feel like they spent Tuesday night in a revolving door. Seminole coach Bill Payne turned loose his nine departing seniors before a packed Parent's Night crowd In a constantly changing line up. The end result was a convincing 78-57 win before the home town folks, the Tribe's last home game of the year which boosted the state's third-ranked team to a sparkling 26-1 slate heading Into the season finale against Mainland Friday night. The Bulldogs took the spotlight the first four minutes of the contest before Bruce McCray canned a rebound for the first Tribe bucket. From there it was all down hill for Parissi and company, who earlier this year stated Seminole didn't have the guards to beat Mainland. Thethen it was revenge or just a plain old hankerin' to do gc d In front of the home town crowd.Seminole's guards did ju t fine thank you. len Stambaugh accounted for 16 points, all but two coming on his sweet jumper while speedy Keith Whitney left Deland ds zled as he continually broke the Bulldog press for 10 points as six assists. I As usual fellow senior Bruce McRay was on the receiving I of those assists to on ce again pace the Seminoles wI th 27 ts. 8346831 i:!r I I $2299 Tdbe s Veterans Bomb Bulldogs 78-5 7 The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan (country at center of map at eft) has opened up a new chess left) game For power and supremacy In the region. If the Kremlin can whip up India's fears about an attack from Pakistan, it will have won the game. The',*. Chinese and Americans,, meanwhile, are hoping to arm,, Pakistan against a Soviet threat by convincing India'w, i ' those forces would not be aimed , I at that country. OV - SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Singer-dancer Nikolai Massenkoff says that when it comes to Russians, Americans can only see red — and It's ruining his career. $33 Massenkoff and members 'ix1e'*I3C9D I of his Russian Folk Festival are all so-called White Russians — a term used to describe anti-Bolsheviks — or CIZA 100 Jews who fled communist regimer. But they have become a target of recent anti-Soviet feelings In the United States. Prior to the Soviet march on cnW,.uAM,FMMP* Afghanistan, Massenkoff's raft Hurry While soul-stirring renditions of s' They Last ballads and dances spanning , 1,000 years of Russian history enwere received thusiastically by sellout --.-I. crowds throughout the country. But in the past two months, dl$TrKk ticket sales In areas where N.' 17S fans once were turned away for lack of room have dropped drastically and bookings have been canceled. SAVV$AVE? When the troupe performed Model *TH2211 In Texas last month, the promoters received numerous calls from citizens concerned "whether these people are the Russians," said Sandra Calvin of the performers' RURWATOR organization. A group with FWM anti-Soviet signs set up pickets outside a Houston theater where Massenkoff was performing. "It is absolutely Incredible that the present situation in 0 Pow V.W ow Afghanistan is proving a total wipeout for the Massenkoff 1.1411 Russian Folk Festival, which Rolls Out Is an American and not a On Wheels Soviet company," said Miss Model Calvin. Since December two shows psices ON ITO have been canceled, and aunerous others including a 1'M1çpncert in Mann County aptMar.Threatened by poor box office sales. Yet In May of last year, 200 fans had to be turned away when the last of 3,000 tickets was sold for Massenkoif's N.'. price 29fl appearance at the San Jose LAWNIOY Performing Arts Center. And 8flFPROPftLED In July, the troupe attracted IAWNMOWEI 4,000 San Francisco enFIEEUA$$ thusiasts, nearly four times CAT$iEI the number who came to see such Hollywood stars as James Darren and Vincent Price. UATT$I "The whole thing Is PRICE ridiculous because we're not NCR RAIlS I Red Russians," Miss Calvin said. Wednesday, Feb. 20,1980--9A r Defectors Reg. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. q Yanks Cool To Soviet I-----==i SPORTS - V i.t.b35 • •. • 1.1. �El 10A-Evening Herald Sanford, FL 1 Wednesday, Feb. 20, 19I0 Is Sloan Leaving 'Tobacco Road' For Gator Alley? Dershimer's Shot Sinks Greyhounds By BENTON WOOL) Herald Sports Writer Lake Brantley coach Bob Peterson celebrated his birthday Tuesday evening while his Patriots enjoyed their first victory ever over Lyman by nipping the Greyhounds 66-64 in a Five Star Conference match up. Doug "The Bird Man" Dershimer gathered in a cross court pass from center Torn Moths with four seconds left in the ball game to score an unmolested lay up giving the Patriots their fifth win of the season. Dershimer led all scorers with 24 points. "It's great to beat Lyman," replied the talented senior guard. We've been waiting four years for this win." Lake Brantley got off to a slow start much to the displeasure of a noisy Patriot gathering. They missed their first nine shots from the floor as the Greyhounds climbed to an early 10-0 lead. The Patriots finally put their first points on the board with 2:25 left in the first period on a basket by senior center Jeff Sevor. Lyman held on to an eight point advantage as the first quarter came to a close. "We were a little tight early in the game," said Peterson of his squad's slow start. "But once we got untracked the crowd pumped us up and got us going." Dershimer led the Patriot charge as Lake Brantley sliced the Lyman advantage to 31- at intermission. The lead changed hands 13 times in the second half and was tied another six. Dershimer canned 11 points in the third quarter \chile Greyhounds Sam Lemon and Jeff Nelson combined for 11. Former Greyhound John Hoggs, now wearing the Patriot Blue, grabbed an offensive rebound and followed it up for a basket knotting the score at 51-all as the third quarter came to a close. Guards Gary Hays and Andy Luce tallied the first eight points of the final quarter for the Patriots, keeping them close. Junior center Bob Knight took a feed from Luce to give Brantley a 63-60 lead with 1:40 left in the game. Lyman quickly called for a time out, then stormed right back as Kevin Hillman hit a lay up and then Sam Lemon fired in one of his patented long jumpers to give the Grayhounds a shortlived 64-63 lead with 40 seconds left in the ball game. The Patriots came back down the flour and Hays was fouled as he drove to the basket. He hit one of his two free throws to tie the contests at 64-46. Lyman then missed a shot with nine seconds left on the clock and Brantley quickly moved the ball up the floor for I)ershimer's winning lay up. "Lyman played us tough but we didn't back down," said Peterson. "Coach Lawrence did a good job of substituting and staying fresh against us all night. The trio of Nelson, Lemon and llillman accounted for 12 points each to lead Lyman's efforts. Following Dershimer in the scoring rnlwnn for the Patriots was senior guard Gary hays with 17 points. Those two, along with five other seniors participated in their last home game before an appreciative crowd. "We've had good support all year," remarked Peterson. "The crowd reacted tonight as if were 21-5 instead of 5-21." "They were our sixth man tonight," added Dershimer about the home crowd. Juniors Andy Luce and Torn Moths combined 14 more points to the Patriot attack. "Andy came off the bench and did a good job for us said Peterson." "I'm glad we finally beat Lyman," replied Luce, who played at yman as a freshman. "It makes the season worth while." b'tbe'dntor varsity contest Jay Poag led the Patriots with 18 points as Lake Brantley knocked off Lyman 7140. I (A 111 G 11, N. C. , U 1) 1 Mier 14 %ears, it 267-125 record, St'lIIIC little. "Would I be influenced by the chance to their basketball prograin without Coach Norman Sloan. pressure'.) No. no, no," lie sWd. ,, You can't escape pressure. As. Niirni Sloan and North Carolina State have IX?en one and fi away from reflect the overall strength of the conference. if ~ou're talking to someone from the Big 10, they're going to say theirs is the" North (irolina State, and the name Norili Sloan eventually enters the uonver .,t ion." toughest conference.' Others speculate Sloan feels he is overshadowed by Smith But as the seasill. grinds do%%ri, reports inotint that the 53- and North Carolina, the Wolfpack's arch-ri%al just 30 miles personality is such that I don't live in anybody's (if Florida here he coached before coming to Raleigh. Many published report_s have htiiii going: others have him gone. shadow," he said. "I don 't know Why in the world, people like to talk about Siiiith and uiv relatio ns hip, he added. "That's foolish. I don't have a dislike for Dean Smith. I have great respect for him. 1 think ke's one of the top people in the business," Sloan is a iiian Impossible for fans to react to with indiffer- of entrenched figures to a struggling pro~,r,an. The •'.CC !:a; bee:; t.: cu!!cg t :;l:ct;;;ii- h;; "a been to f oo tball. It is ii league where coaches aspire to go, not leave. U('lj\ failed to interest North Carolina coach Dean Smmuth n hen John Wooden departed. And, not since Frank left North Carolina for South Carolina in 1961, has an ,\CC coach left the conference 'oluntaril. I _ .---.-_--.-- lie-is __-.-_-_ - Sitting in his iiiuiiaculate office . Sloan calls the offer made to him by Florida "attractive,' but refuses to discuss his intentlons until after the season is over, lie does, lionever. (len, Millie motives observers have offered for n by he noultl conS sider leaving, don't believe I could ever enjoy coaching an more than I have this year,'' said Sloan, who r e team was 18.6. and iii the running fora bid to the NCAA playoffs. -I have never loved iny. inaking. But Wolfpack ath.letic officials this week made a Jot) any mnore, and I think I get better at it each sear." (hunter offer to Sloan who has never had it contract since Some liave speculated lie is tired of the pressure cooker of ' /RE PLACID. N.Y. I UPI gold iiiedal race at the Winter Olympics. Erie II&'i(k'n won his third gold medal of the games - the It I., only ones earned by the United Sultes in competition thiv by taking the men's 1,000-meter speed-skating event. The N)adison, Wis., student proba , bly will win two inore in the 1,5(x) and 10.000 ineter races twfore the ganies are over. But unless las sister and l"ratianne can get their acts together, that will lx' the grand total for Uncle Slam's athletes. Entering Tuesday's competition in the inen's figure skating it appeared the U.S. had a good shot at a gold medal. Uut, compulsory figures - slipped slightl during his short pro. gram and fell to third place. Tickner will probably (10 well in the final free-skating portion iii the program Thur sday night but he will have a hard job overhauling Britain's Robin Cousins, y, is in second place biehind leader Jan Hoffman of East 'L'hie weather is expected to rise Into the Us which mitay iiiake things very difficult for the women skiers nho will be coinpeting in the first run of the giant slalorii. ''We are very worried abou t the weather,'' said Marc liodler, president of the International Ski Federation. ' coming to Raleigh 14 years ago. And, he says, there have been First race-S.14, C. 32.04 2110 10.00 160 6 nd Out Scott 5.40 6.60 7 ro 5.20 2sker Dale (24) 91.30 T (24.7) 427.40. Second race_S. lit, C: 3I:1 S$obbi Heart 7.20 3.60 2.60 6croll 6 40 300 2'o Bowler 2.60 (54) 23.40; P (54) 4090; T IS. ó 73.00; 00 (2-5) $210 e. 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A: 31:44 ighway Agent 19.20 7,80 1.60 ran's Getting 7.00 3.80 7.20 ineola Big Jill (1.4) 35.00; P (41) 133.30; T (4. 11 1S0.20. Eleventh race- S-Il. D: 31:11 13.10 11.20 11.10 ack Heart mooth Princess 5.00 160 3,10 eerite 1(1.3) 34.40; P13)) 142.50; T 0' 1225.00. Twelfth race-',,C: 39:11 6.40 3.10 3.00 yeI 5.00 3.00 fla Ring 6.10 FTTQht Attendant 0(2.4) 12.40; P (2.4) 20.40; T (7 1)169.20. Ar3314; Handle-$2$5,190 4 ____________unman ==, PRESEASON I LAWN PEST CONTROL 3 FERTILIZERS PER YEAR INSECT CONTROL INITIAL SERVICE '33 EVERY OTHER MONTH 625 11 I j çseball S WIth This Coupon ONLY Tuesday's results Junior college $eminoleo,B,evardO ART BROWN I PEST CONTROL CALL TODAY '1 ilt ard 000 W N-042 minole 300 000 M - 690 Le vrson, VovainiC (7) and priest. Burgermoister (30) and lair. Hitters Brevard: Orkis3 Gage 2 4, Allier 21. Arringer HR Brevard 3.3, RB. Records minole 4.11. High school ' Sanford 3, EdgewaterO Oil 023 1-5101 Ianlgrd 00 000 0-000 !dgewater - - I 322.8865 - - - -. - • 7,80 9A ••• lk (perfect game) and Spain. Carter, Brajwell (7) and Hunt. Hitters Law 71 HR. Wells 23, Prozig 2.3. Records Sanford 3.3. - - w.•- .•, -. _;_t; -- ,_- FIagler PC 000 00- 024 Daytona Seabrene 007 SX 13$3 - Maher. Brehm (3). Coates (3), Slurniolo (1) and Maloney, Robinson (4). Rose and Clindt. Hitters - Flagler Palm Coast Bertha 22. Seabreere: Hubert 38, Rose 20, Quint 20. Records Stetson tO. Flagler 02. Lake Howell?. Oviedo S Oviedo 102 020 0-575 Lake Howell 000 250 X-752 - Geiger, Duda (5) and Robinson. Smith and ReindI. Hitters Phllpott 2.3 HR. Odazs 2.3. Lake Howell: Miller 3B 3 RBI. reday's games College Washington & Lee at Rollins (2). I p.m. Embry-Riddle at FIT. 3:30 p.m. Tampa at Florida Southern (Marchant Stadium). 7:30 p.m. Junior college Indian River at Miami- Dade North, 1 p.m. South Florida t Seminole. 3 a.m. - Pro Basketball NBA Standings Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W I. Pct. GB Boston 14 15 .746 Phila 44 16 .133 New York 30 31 .492 15 Wshngtn 25 31 .124 19 New Jersy 26 36 119 19' Central Division W L Pd. 08 Atlanta 36 25 .590 San Anton 32 29 .525 1 Houston 30 30 .soo 51 , Indiana 30 32 .181. 6'.'z Clevelnd 26 38 .106 II'. Detroit 11 17 .2)0 22 Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pd. 08 Kan City 31 26 $91 Milwauke 3$ 21 .556 2" Denver 23 39 .371 ii Chicago 21 12 .333 16' Utah TO 42 .323 17 Pacific Division W L Pct. 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Irma Miuiseeva and .\nilrei •\1inenki n mi n in hit' silver, medal at Innsbruck four %var.s ,igii, took the ln'o:wu' miit.'dal. made it Edgewater 0 1. S.abr.ez. 13, Palm Coast 0 ,AT SANFORD-ORLANDO JSale' each tire. PililMi' SCOREBOARD Andy Holloway 40 lb. 10 oz. The GENE GILMARTIN Mark Van Goug 10 lb. S oz. FISHING TOURNAMENT for Joe Minlch 6 lb. 8 ox. the blind, sponsored by the Sanford Lions's Club, was a and Bill Payne with the tremendous success Satur- Largest fish weighing 4i lb., and a total stringer of 8 lb. 13 day. There were 20 participants OL Thanks go to all who helped in the tournament, trophies were awarded for the largest In making this one of the best catch by total stringer weight tournaments held, and the contributions made in giving and largest fish caught. Winners In the lot 5 places these sightless anglers a day to remember, was a truly were: rewarding experience. James Merritt 56 lb 8 ox. Up To 7,000 Sq. Feet - Uot impressive looking, but (foes it great job." .2 Nattile RF-5-11, 195-questionable due to father's hlalthi-"tren,endous tools and team's most naturally gifted 0 '- pious Hans I3rinn and Norbert Hahn took the tni'-miian luge. East Gcriiiamiv has non six gout miit'dals at the ganies, Ilion' than any tither country . biathlete in the Olympics. Theachievement was all the muuire remarkable because Nelson had spent the last three days In bed with the flu and had not pract iced iii a n t'ek. ;. Miller SS-64, 175-moves to short for injured Round- Dom brokski cla imed t he 158. SPECIAL Olympic gold and caine before the Ring of S eden. :\ritlreas Wenzel of I ieclitcn.steni won the silver medal and Austria's Hans Erm took the bronze. Fast (;erIilal tori three of the other four medal events contested Tuesday_ Llritth Wi'h!tn_ 1. ''uhIflhieu. ' _ .,u, .ri I~ 19th place. the fourth best 111111VIdUill effort h% in American Knights News: Although injuries to Round (25 stitches from a spike wound) and Halpin (severe ankle sprain) will keep those two frL-u1 the UCF lineup, here's what Thursday's openuing d;iv batting order should look like. 1. Foskett ($F-6-0, 170-6 60-yard dash-''can run like a ilded dog." oq Racing Peg 2:40.74. t phase But they could be our weak points too," Moon warned. "We must adjust our emotion to play everyday, not just for the big ones like Rollins andFlorida Southern." Merritt Hooks Gilmartin Fishing Title At Monroe I Tire size %% Ith it %% Inning little (if 32: 10.69. It %%as tile first 01% Ilipli. gold "We've got as good a chance as anybody we play," was how 1otin summed up the conference race. "Our strong points are t uthusiasmnand u'nunl inn. regional championships TUGS- class and Bart Biddle earned day, but only three will ad. the 167-pound title. All but vance to the nationals later Biddle were selected by the regional selection committee this month. Robert Wimberley won the to compete In the nationals In 118-pound division, Doug Omaha, Neb. I• - - - - - - 0 I ngt'mar Stenniark, ho captured the giant slaliti e ith a str o ng run down Whiteface Mountain. Stenmark turned in it second nin of 1:20.25 Tuesday for it CollIbined total time ot iiit'tL'tl in the biathlon for the l';;ist Germans I. Ic Nelson of McCall. Idaho, n;is the top U.S. finisher ill UCF Baseball continued from page PEMBROKE, N.C. (UP!) Peters was victorious in the - Four wrestlers from the d category, Rich , Fratianne, the world champion front Nortliridge, Calif., is 'When I got home I think it was almost good I fell mie work harder," said Fratianne. 'I Reg. $28 ca pit's fed, tax'. Size A78.13, The Mileagemaker' ii features a full 4 ply polyester cord body. Whitewall. Vladinitr Imballov of the Soviet Union tied for third. . Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1910-IA Sale 4 for $91 ('anadas (;actan Boucher, I"rode Uoefinlfig of Non;is and the favorite to win the gold medal in women's figure skating but she fell twice in the nationals (luring the short program, Site competes it, the compulsory figures today. the oL the competition. other job feelers in other years. ..0 -- - . U.C.F. Wrestlers Win Regional Championships captured NCAA Division 11 'I'lle undefeated U.S. hockev t`ealll Aso mll be III artioll tonight against West German and a 4oli niedal ill be contested in the 4x10 kilometer cross country relay. Ullrich file 10-kilollieter biathlon and reigning Otani. Beth ilelderl has been a disappointment in three races so far but she has her best chance today in the women's 3,000-miieter spee(l skating race. ''it t.'ould be my best event," she said. ''I just hope l'iii not in the first pair again. When you're first, you sort of have to guess v. hat the ice is li ke." ariford, Fl. ,-i.J. 17 to 29 Save on four 4-ply polyester tires. Fratianne's stiffest colfllwtltion IS CXpectC(l to ('iiI1' Iroiii Annett P(tzcIi of East (;crmanv co nsidered a go od free skater. Tuesday's results University of Central Florida - Eric Heiden has done his part. Now its UI) to his sister, Beth, and figure skater Linda Fratianne to get the United Stlates out of the deep freeze in the .e he has will) opposing fans that has earned him the nick name "Stormin Norman." 'I think tiiv intensity and involvement in a game out there is mitisiinderstood at tiiiies," said Sloan. "I ant emotional. I don't think a Lx'rson is necessarily mad because he's intense. Some people call it a temper. I call it being emoti ona l ." Sloan has also had his rocky moments with the press, but is generall respected for saying what's on his mind. "Ciii not going to say things to promote to you an image I'm trying to project,'' Sloan said. "Sometimes I think that may have " orked against tue. There is also the matter of money. The package offered by Florida is reported to be three times what Sloan is now the Atlantic Ciia.st Conference, where as many as live teams Heiden Ca tures 3rd o (lOst ii the road. tleground %% ill flee - - Toix,Lco itoii(r to return to the Universit% Wilde oltpack backers are stunned b the remrts, it is equally difficult for others lU the conference to envision ACC basketball liming one its most coliriul. ell- known and E" , I(I far as w inning is concerned, everything is relative. The teams file same for it lorw little," remarked one hardcore Wolfpack lan Y( iti get I tit o ;a i -onversation %% I th anyone. an vw here about year-old survivor of the nation's toughest basketball bat- The "Bird Man" Doug Dershimer drives against Lyman Tuesday night. Dershimer lilt a lay tip with four seconds left In the game for a Lake Brantley win. this season have been ranked aniong the nation's top 20 at the and a list of 1ioniiis that include it national chaiiipionship. it's almost IifllPSSIblt' for North Carolina SLIte fans to envision - , -1" '' .'''-..- • ,.'i•_ '•' , '4 ,: I �Wednesday,Feb. 20, 1980 FLORIDA BRIEF JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - Friends, relatives and neighbors today puzzled over how the "very jolly and outgoing" wife of a wealthy businessman could kill her two small children and then take her own life, IN Deals JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!) An 18-mem ber statewide grand jury, the fourth in Florida history, was empaneled Wednesday to look into allegations of bribery and kickbacks in state land acquisitions over the past eight years. The grand jury, whtch was-selected und sworn in by Circuit Judge John Rudd, of Leon County, will in. vestigate the state's environmentally endangered land program as well as the state purchase of park and recreation lands since 11J72. "We'll be ready to start presenting things to them in a month to six weeks," said State Attorney T. Edward Austin, of Jacksonville, who was named legal adviser to the grand jury by Gov. Bob Graham. Although the term of the grand jury is one year, Au.stth said it could be extended an additional six months if necessary. He said he expected the in. vestigatlon to take at least 18 months. The main focus of the investigation will be on the quarter-billion-dollar environmentally endangered lands program. which was administered by the state Department of Natural Resources. - The children's bodies were found at 10:15 p.m. Monday on a deserted beach near some sand dunes 12 miles north of St. Augustine after Jackson, returning to the couple's Jacksonville home, found a 3-page handwritten note from his wile, In it, she threatened to kill the children and commit suicide, police said. The note also I(ids, Herself? Wife 1(111 Indicated where the children's bodies could be found, Palmer, who was lying face down about 12 feet from his brother, was shot four times in the chest with a .22-caliber pistol. Rhett was shot twice in the chest. They were found by members of the St. Johns County 4-wheeldrive posse. "It makes you sick," Capt. R. M. Williams, of the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, said. "Anybody who would do something like this has got to be sick." By early Tuesday afternoon neither Mrs. Jackson nor the 1979 gold-colored Cadillac Coupe de Ville she was driving had been located. The search extended into south Georgia. i"inalb, a four-man groundskeeping crew at the River Bend apartments, dumping leaves near a Cadillac parked in one of the apartment spaces, spotted Mrs. Jackson's Police said Nancy Bauer Jackson, 32, the wife of Robert A. Jackson, owner of North Florida Food Systems Inc., fatally shot her sons, 3-year-old Palmer and 5-month-oh Ithett, and then drove to a Jacksonville apartment complex and shot herself in the head. Statewide Grand Jury Looking into Land Why Did 'Jolly OURSELVES 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. moved to the exclusive Colony Cove neighbody, kneeling on the front floor, her head on borhood where the Jacksons lived six months the seat. ago and Mrs. Jackson was the only neighbor "She carried out the intents of her note," who showed them any friendliness. said Jacksonville homicide detective Gordon Bass. "She shot herself in the head. It was "She was a dear person," Mrs. Smith said. sometime Monday night from the physical "Last Christmas, she came over and brought evidence we've gathered. We're pretty sure." us cakes. We saw her last week, and she was She was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt in good spirits. There did not seem to be and a red hooded sweater, Bass said. Next to anything wrong." her on the front seat was a note, saying, "In Mrs. J. W. Davenport, principal of the Lake case of emergency notify my husband." It Lucina Elementary School, where Mrs. gave his name and telephone number. JacksOn taught first grade four years ago, Police said they did not think Mrs. Jackson remembered her as "very happy, very jolly had any prior history of mental illness,and outgoing." Her sister, Ms. Sandra Rodriguez, a resident of the River Bend a,. rtnients, said, Jacksonville Police Sgt. C. F. Romine said "Maybe she was coming to see me and just Jackson, who was under sedation, "talked to didn't make it. We were very close. I don't his wife about 4 p.m. by telephone Monday) know the reason. It's all so jumbled in my and everything seemed fine. She seemed head." completely rational and apparently wasn't Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith said they upset." Cook Of The Week Family Brings Home Bacon That Walks On Four Legs AFL-CIO, Teamsters Discussing Consolidation Tuesday special committees have been named to begin direct talks on such a move, which would bring the nation's largest union back to the organinzation that expelled it in 1957. At that time, the federation took the action BAL HARBOR, Fla. t IJP!t - After a 2. year breakup. the Teamsters Union and the AFL-CIO have started a negotiating process for the 2-million-member union to reaffiliate with the federation. AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland said because the Teamsters would not answer questions about corrupt influence over the union. The two immediate past Teamsters' presidents, James Iloffa and Dave Beck, have served jail terms after holding their Teamsters' post. - Now, in Kirkland's effort to have a "regathering of the clan" in the AFL-CIO, he teels that law enforcement authorities, not the union movement, should monitor ethical 1 standards of unions. ' 1 I - - CAL OL '4 -- CENTER Sea Search Called Off KODAK IKTRA 1 CAMERA OUTFIT REG. 9.99 RIO. "'.5% • 795 By CAIWILL NURSIRY Assorted Tropical Plants dSaIi7 - Now lmpcov.d w_ ISU r'ir' P1*51111 RACNIT ' Dent miss o ,hot' 8 guaranteed Hoth,,. LOUNGE CHAIR OO - State Challenges Ruling SAVE 3.00 Easy-to-use kit Includes color film, flip flash, manual & p.rsonollilng Initials. Similar to Illustration - Al-i_ - A 1.39 Adjustable. REG. 12. "The case is of vital importance to the state of Florida," Smith's brief said, "because it involves the scope of a federal district court's authority to interfere with the carrying out of state law absent prejudicial error of federal contitutlonal magnitude," Smith said. MRS. NEZZIE S. CAMERON Mrs. Nezzle S. Cameron, 69, of 306 W. 13th St., Sanford, died Tuesday at the Mt. Dora Medic Home following a long illness. Mrs. Cameron was born Oct. 10, 1910 in Sanford., She was a member of the First Baptist Church and a homemaker. Mrs. Cameron Is survived by her hueband, John M. Cameron, Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. W. J. (Jackie) Sullivan of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs, Kenneth Lancaster of Columbus, Ga,; and five grandchildren. Services will be today at 4 p.m. at the graveside at Lakeview Cemetery, Sanford with l. Rev. J. Ted Cnsmato offtcIath. In lieu of flowers donations are to be made to the Harry.Anns Crippled Children's Home in Urnatllla. 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OAkLAWN MEMORIAL PAU l000luistimmoo ieee Q Peck of 24 Tablets MON. TNIU PII,4 SATURDAY 1111-111 SuNrd (III) 321114I3 10 I.,. $1.4 W.ly..ss i. $1.15 Ws1,s.ns I. $1.15 W.ly..n, PAST ACTINS MUNIRAII MILK OY TUSAMSISICIN OIL, 1 ö.. M*N11IA tot trlf of ',00I tttuit,,, boil g.nIe An onto, 'd S to.oii,,, conqe,l,on £ heotfoth,. to,tcl,,, odorless Rt'q WITCN 11*211 Use for body m0000ge no ,ninty. 16 at after ho.ng It, at A Doss.i,us.nt . 11Afl TAhITI ielip,., nasal sinus co..gcs,.on Pttk of 31 EPSOM SALT C Limit 2 hwy Fib, 23. IWO W,Sh.'ui ('o;'o" 6tl ZAYRI PIAlA SAMPORI 2/59ic 1 Limit 2 ttiru Feb. 33, 1510 ' --% ------------- MOUTHWASH Pi,,0 1t I —'i.-wif i s ott Let's be realistic, Abby. The in love once (maybe twice) in a lifetime. Unfortunately, some opie never fall in love, but thjy find other things in life slit are equally f ul filling and 2/2' - DEAR ABBY: Why is so much emphasis placed on sex these days? Like eating and sleeping, sex is just another bodily function. Some people require more than others and there are a lot of folks who ha'dly ever think aboutit, Today, everywhere you look you VV WIlUV UJiU books jelling you how to have "good” sex. There are even $herapists to teach people how to do something that comes naturally when two people love each other. My sainted mother would turn over in her rave If she knew that people are actually going to iecialIsts to get instructions qn how to make love. avera ge person falls 1$.øi. SCOPE WALGREINS 39 __ t',',t,,tttp, ,,.I,'f 2/13' 2/ 1 " wz 1.49 . ---•------. ------------------.--- I lb to, both n CLEANSER W*L.1UN I PACK O 12 1 SOrithoig S 4f(.PTI.] I 14-oz. AJAX I. 51.75 $upposltotl.s ' wz2/1" - am 1.59 CIS MIS i1ISSI? S$ Pmsst M...dd Pwk F -' Regular $1111.9,111 loosing V111111" - - ci Li k e Eating And Sleeping, Sex Just A Body Function rewarding, laybe if we stopped talking about sex so much, we'd have fewer hoàkers, rapists and •• Limit I hwy Fib. 33. 1110 .es.crazy people. Right? 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Get Abby's new for. booklet: 1% hut Teenagers CONFIDENTIAL TO Ought to Know: Send $2 and a WASHINGTON STAR lung stamped (28 vents) sellREADER: You can either addressed envelope to ABBY: earn it or marry It. But If you 132 Lasky Dr., Bturl Hills, marry Its you will more than Ullf. M12. Cfl1 It, ' The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: I. Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), double spaced, and written narrative style Uhird persomo. l)o not abbreviate. A contact person's name and phone number Is necessary. Keep releases simple. Organization releases Uhe program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior to publication date. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week In advance. IIAKEI) lLl:.tNs I PUli(l ground beef I o nion, (IiI)I)I)Ud I small bottlu clitsliI) I cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons S}rUJ), molasses or honey (II tablespoon hutteri melted in cup boiling water. I tt'11S1X)Ofl vanilla ('ream butter, 11(1(1 sugar, and cream well. Add otne egg at Ii time and beat. Sift Flour 1111(1 So(L'i together and mix ..I...___.....I ......I. aII(C[JItl(CI} with Worcestershire sluice ,(l(l chocolate mixture then the I green t'hi(II)IXSi bell pepper, Salt 1111(1 P1'PI>er IOWA F MI MEATS. 10, - We Sell onlyU.S.D.A. Choice naturally aged heavy Iowa beef HORMEL YOUNG SKINLESS DEVEINED BABY STEER 09 LIVER LB. GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER VIRGINIA SMOKED SLAB WITH MINI-BASKET TUB FOR SMALL OR DELICATE BACON LOADS LEAN MEATY BEEF 4 SLICED TO ORDER $ 39 SHORT RIBS LB. FRESH, NEVER FROZEN PREMIUM GRADE WHOLE 4 FRYERS inhihitlons and hangups, and M CUP UP Sic LB. iic e O;p And when I'm asked how much I weight, I say, "One hundred and too much." IN PlKETO1' DEAR HAZEL: Ain't it the truth! DEAR ABBY: How do you get rid of a guy you don't cure for? CINDY USDA CHOICE AGED CENTER CUT CHUCK 04 DEAR ABBY: I have some standard answers for nosy people who ask me how old I am. I always say, "Plenty VIiOAIfIIIJV 71 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD ,.4, f na Good Thru Feb. 29 $400' ..-- . .c IL. '. bL. • Jl'b.4'iL !e'i '- " ,, ' ,' 1. LB. $169 $189 LB. - FRESH DAILY LEAN GROUND CHUCK DIANE BUTLER CHILDREN'S HAIRCUT Under) 348 ROAST OR MORE LB. PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE IOWA MEATS ..!IOIS. FRENCH AVE. or $AWFOftD - 7 7 ,7T vanilla. Mix well amid bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Serve with it white Itiled 1(111g. enjoy sex without guilt. HAZEL I..... IJUILCUIIIIIK. SLICED TO ORDER 2.IN.1 WASHER rapist Is more interested In degrading and humiliating women than he Is in achieving sexual gratification. Finally, sex between two people who Lost each other does not always insure mutual satisfaction nor does ft come naturally. Our early training has conditioned many of us to regard sex as nasty and sinfuL But thanks to therapy ("lessons," if you wilip, we can be taught to overcome our or 3 tablespoons cocoa linti I 'l'lIltEE-Bl:AN I)isli No. to I Gallon Cseees . :1 eggs 3 cups sifted flour I square ('hO('o,lfltC i cup chopped nuts lllenol well and iur icing over hut cake. I t..It..............„....I i •fll.fIIJI IIIiLI.sL (I ITNION SMOKE DETECTOR KILI.hR 1 oauis C.sCSII$rSti Tuesday morning at his home. Born in Olanta, S.C., he came to Sanford In 19. He was a contractor and a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Roberta Truluck, Sanford; mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Truluck, Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Madeline Scott, Coronado, Calif., and Mrs. Cecelia Terwiliegar of Starke. Briason Funeral Home-PA Is In charge of arrangements. -. I ran kidney beans By TOM NETSEI. 1 can pork and beans Herald Staff Writer I can pinto beans For most people, bacon Brown heel and drain. Mix comi's from the supermarket beef and other iriredients wrapped in plastic, ready for together in a baking dish and the pan. bake at 350 degrees for 45 For (avk Tipton. bacon '' litinutes. comes front the 10 acres of KAI'AMA OK land slit' and her husband GREEK CHICKEN " own. . 1 frying chicken . It walks on four legs. has Several gloves of garlic, a curls' tail, and has to be fed . depending on taste ever' day. . -. 1 ('ilfl tOmato paste The 'l'iptons live with their 1 CIflflliiIiOfl stick ' three children at 9 Scott Dash of oregano *" Ave. in Sanford in a typical pound Parmesan cheese. residential neighborhoNl with grated enough land to have a small 1 pound spaghetti vegetable garden. Brown chicken on 1111 sides 'We had a vegetable ill butter, Saute garlic in a big garden in the backyard,''pot and add chicken pieces said Mrs. Tipton..but 1)0(1 to and tomato paste that has give it up because caring for it been diluted enough to cover "took too iiiuch tune."' chicken. Add cinnamon stick The Tiptons have their 10 and orega no. ('over and acres a few miles away off simmer for one hour over low Sanford Avenue and have ' heat. called it "The G ood Earth.'' When chicken is ready, ('00k , "It's a good feeling to get spaghetti and Place Oil large back to the earth,"' said Mrs. /serving platter. Sprinkle with Tipton, who is a secretary' and •'' grated cheese and ladle on bookkeeper at hopper chicken and sauce. Elementary School. ''We're . MEATB.tl.LS proud of raising our annuals. , I pound hamburger ''We've got three Black Angus I IIiIIICC(1 0111(01 ('OWS, a mother 011(1 father pig I CIII) bread crumbs and Ofl(' jUst iul)OUt grown, We , 2 ('fZS, hx'att'n haven't had luck with eggs 'i cup fresh pa rslt'y. ' hatching yet since I can't get ,1 (liOI)I)t'(I any liens to sit on the eggs.'' : 3 tahlespotlis iiiiltt Every day either she or her " . . l . tt'aslxtOfl cuiltu) powder liusb.'md Thomas hop in their Dash of Worchestershire Herald Photo by Tom Netsel l)iCkul) truck aitol go Iced the sauce animals. Gayle 'l'ipton fries home-grown hat'on, Salt and I1)PC Feed bills are reduced by ICING Mix ingredients and form picking UI) culls and recently? REALLY MOIST CAKE Lu saucepan, heat until it into small halls. Add milk if blemished vegetables from ill a bowl: just begins to boil: needed. Keep dulled. Fry in farmers and flea markets. It 2 CURS lilIinlrIx)se flour I stick margarine oil and serve with a sauce or is a Lot of work, she admitted, 2 cups sugar :t tablespoons cocoa as hors d'oeuvres tin toothbut her freezer, well-stocked l-3rd CU) IIIitk I)LUS I picks. with bacon, ham and pork, is Heat In a saucepan until just tablespoon BROWNWI(NE CAKE but one of the benefits they get boiling: I stick butter Remove (rout heat and add: pound niargrorinc From the land, she said. 3 1-3rd tablespoons cocoa 2 cups sugar I box powdered sugar, Mrs. Tipton's lather WOS in 1 cup water sifted 1 teaspoon soda the foreign service and before cup vegetable shortening 1 cup buttermilk I teaspoon vanilla she married, she and her Pour this over dry ingredients parents lived or visited in then add: more than a dozen countries '. cup buttermilk around the world. Being a i tea.spoomi baking soda I W'hou'couponjl 09 n.r.A.rIJI.mu.L Lillili J . .................................................... AREA DEATHS itiarried to Jim Emerson, and they htavc two children. Debbie, 16 and Jimmy, 13. Tue family lives in I .ake Mary. And how does Queen Glenda feel about her reign! ''I'm really excited. It's a nice thing to be. But queens still have to prepare breakfast,'' Mrs. Emerson laughed. She said she had enjoyed being a Valentine Girl with the other candidates. ''The girls are all sIcilil each has tier own special qualities,'' site said. "I 'III glad I didn't have to be a judge.'' The other qu ee n candi(lates were: Monies McGibbon, XI 'I'hieta Epsilon; I .(HS Stiiithi, (anlIlI.i IAtmlibda; I'hyllis Miller, XI Epsilon Signia ; flat Val, Winkle, Theta Epsilon; Charlotte Blades, Zeta Xi; Kitty Corley, Xi Beta Eta; and June hielimls, Ci( Council. Co-chairmen for the Annual Valentine Bail were Margie Belne and June Helms. Proceeds fromit the gala are directed toward deserving community activities. -----------------------------------------------------flj flf(.1TJI.1: hgul.r $ 14,11 TIRMITI Herald ohotos by Grge Shriver , 999 - REG. S. adjusting Queen Glenda's raiment. Assorted colors, luHy TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Attorney General Jim Smith says a federal judge In Orlando went against rulings of the state and United States Supreme Courts when he threw out the death sentence of con. victed killer James DuPree Henry. Smith asked U.S. District Judge John A. Reed Jr. Tuesday to reconsider the Feb. 14 ruling and to hear oral arguments on the Motion. He also asked Reed to delay his order giving the state 90 days In which to resentence Henry. '." By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Editor In a setting of hearts and sweethearts at the Sanford Knights of Columbus Hall, pretty Glenda Emerson was crowned Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Queen for 1980-81 Saturday night. Judging the eight Valentine Girls representing the chapters of Beta Sigma and the City Council were the executive board members of the Orlando City Council of Beta Sigma Phi. Master of Ceremonies Alex Serraes introduced the candidates as each stepped through a large lighted heart witht her husband. Who would she be? In presenting the candidates, Serraes "told their stories" 'ia a series of slides he photographed of the candidates in their everyday life roles. Mrs. Emerson, a secretary at Central Florida Produce, is a member of Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter and has been in the sorority for 15 years. She is Thi SHOPPERS - 'i.. of Beta Sigma Phi City Council, after Glenda Emerson BSP Queen A _rorT77-o7 , w ,4 00o - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) The Coast Guard was unable to locate the bodies of four Haitians Tuesday before a six-hour search was called off because of high winds. The missing Haitians were part of a group of refugees whose vessel was swamped in heavy seas Monday about ) miles east of Port Everglades. The Coast Guard said 12 people and three bodies those of a Latin man, a Haitian woman and baby Haitian girl were pulled from the shark-infested waters Monday after the crew of a 70-foot sailboat returning from the Bahamas spotted two men struggling in the water and radioed the Coast Guard. crowns Queen Glenda Emerson. Left photo shows Betty Jack, president .! 1962 It was 9:47 a.m. when the Atlas rocket unleashed a torrent of flame and shot Glenn like a bullet kward the heavens. He was encapsuled inside a ship Friend. ship 7 about the size of a telephone booth. He was 40-year-old Marine Lt. Col. John Glenn then, and he circled the glove three times at a speed of 17,400 miles as hour, comumienting all the while on the many sunrises and su nse ts he witnesses. Retiring Queen Ruth Hoffon, above, I Glenn Marking Anniversary CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) John Glenn returns to the site of previous glories today as he marks the 18th anniversary of America's first orbital space flight. Glenn' now a U,S. senator from Ohio, is visiting the Cape to dedicate a $3,000 marble monument marking the bite where he began that five-hour trip on Feb. 20, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980—lB *&:z,,.., , 325411$ �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980 Subway Riders Strike Back At Tormentors NEW YORK (UPI - City subway riders, long the victims muggers and others, are fighting back. In three separate incidents Tuesday, passengers helped torment their tormentors. Early in the day, about 40 passengers and a conductor chased a knife-wielding robber until the culprit was tackled. They held 1dm down until the police arrived. In another inci(lent, a chivalrous Bronx boxer "smacked" , teen-ager who was bothering a young woman, then stared him down until police intervened. It turned out the teen-tiger had a loaded gun. And a man who resisted an attempted robbery and wound up on the subway tracks, helped transit police find and nab two youths in the case. In the first incident, passengers at the Times Square station pursued Tony Malcolimi, 24, out of a southbound train yelling "stop him, stop him." Transit Officer l)avid Orshowitz said Malcolm of New York City boarded the train about 4:30 a.m., pulled a 7-inch hunting knife on a man and yelled, "Give tue your money," By the time the train stopped at Times Square, the next station, jxilice and Transit Authority officers were alerted. Malcolm, alarmed by train whistles summoning Police, darted out of the car, but was chased by the passengers and the conductor. lie was tackled and held down until Orshowitz and Officer Charles Irving handcuffed him. A little later, boxer Pedro Odiot, 25, was riding a subway, taking his 9-year-old brother to the gym. Pedro "hates to see people being abused" and the sight of a 17-year-old bothering, young woman "acting fresh - with his face right U next to hers" did not make him happy. "1 stood up and told him to lay off," Odiot said. "lie told me to mind ill)- own business and then my brother noticed lie was putting a gun in his pocket." When the doors opened at another stop, Odiot, who became a professional boxer a year ago, "smacked hint" and the youth fell out of the car onto the platform. Before the doors closed again, the teen-ager scrambled aboard. 'l'lie train started moving and he told Odiot lie would "kill him," For several tense minutes, the two eyed each other, and as the train rumbled into the next station, CODS burst into the tar and collared the youth. "It's not that I intended to be a hero, but I hate to see people being abused," Odiot said. Raymond Fermin, 31, was accosted about 2a.m. by two teenagers, one of whom brandished a silver-plated gun. The victim then either fell or was pushed to the tracks as lit' fought tile e two young imien. Parents Accused Of Murdenng Their Children United I'ress International She was the first baby in Guadalupe County, Texas, to be born in 1980, and a few days later she was brought home fromit the hospital and christened Dianna Maria, the fourth child of Antonio and Juanita Panlaqua. On Feb. 5 she was rushed to Santa Rosa Children's hospital in nearby San Antonio, bruises covering her body, her left leg broken and her heat! severely battered. Although she showed no signs of life, she was put on a respirator that forced a heart beat and fluid-carrying tubes were hooked up to sustain 41 medical definition of life, Six (lays later a test was made on the baby's brain activity, and the day after the test was run again. Two days later, doctors ruled the child's brain was dead. At 2:38 p.iiz, Tuesday, a court order in hand, doctors pulled the plug on the respirator and dismantled the tangle of tubes. Dianna Paniaquu's heart continued a faint beat for seven minutes, then stopped. By nightfall, Juanita Paniaqua was charged with murder -We're filing them (the charges) now," said a spokeswoman for the county attorney's office immediately after the death certificate was signed. "It will be murder," The removal of the 6-week-old child's life-support equipment was one of tummy recent actions in several states concerning child abuse and death at the hands of parents. In Monroe, 141., a state district judge opens a hearing today to decide if St. Francis Medical Center officials can disconnect a respirator from 9-month-old Kristy Crawford, whose brain was ruled dead shortly after she entered the hospital Last week. Her mother, Deborah Crawford, 19, is charged with cruelty "bouncing the infant repeatedly on a hard to a juvenile surface." 11cr attorney has filed for a restraining order to stop attempts to have the plug pulled, which could result in a charge of second-degree murder against the mother. Also today in Wichita, Kim., and on Thursday in Fort Collins, Cob., adults appear before judges in preliminary hearings involving (lie deaths of their children. Kansas authorities argue that on Christmas Eve, Thomas Saud, 25, beat his 3-month-old stepson unconscious. Michael Saad was kept on life-support equipment until last month, when the courts finally ruled the equipment should be removed. Saud has been charged with second-degree murder. The Fort Collins, solo., court case involves the death of John Hernandez, a 4-month-old boy ordered removed from lifesupport machines last Wednesday when it was ruled his brain TONIGHT'S TV WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00 13 4 5. OIL U NEWS (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS Management" ,12 (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest Jack Kluqman ;4 6:30 4 NBC NEWS [5; 0 CBS NEWS io ABC NEWS fit, (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Goober falls in love With the new waitress in town. but as tar as shes concerned. Andy is the Blue Plate Special . (10) IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 'Internal OrganiZation r (17) BOB NEWHART Bob Rob proceeds to blow up after offering advice to his wife and therapy group on how to handIe personal anger 7:00 0 (4 FACE THE MUSIC (5) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE fl JOKER'S WILD (fl (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred buys a 'hot" television : and gets into hot water 4, (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 12,(17) SANFORD AND SON Fred gets an act together for a TV amateur show with Lamont and Bubba (7) 7:30 0 (4) TIC TAC DOUGH 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (Ii) (35) MAUDE Maude and Walter both Show up at the Harmons' party with a 'date" (Part 3) c (10) COLLEGE BASKET. BALL Central Florida vs. Rollins 110 7) ALL IN THE FAMILY After he finally finishes school, Mike lands a permanent lob 8:00 D T REAL PEOPLE Reports on women who wrestle in mud at a nightclub, weightlifting toads, singing as therapy and "' interview with the Unknown Comic are featured 5 0 CBS REPORTS "The TroubleWith Women" The effects of the drive for sexual equality are examined through profiles of three women from varying backgrounds: Harry Reasoner anchors 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels become targets of a deadly ring of thieves out to silence them forever ii i ( 35) EDWARD AND MRS. SIMPSON "Proposals" King Edward VIII begins to consider abdication 01 the throne as his only alternative when he studes the ways in which he could possibly wed Wallis Simpson (Part 5) 11 (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "The Wages Of Sin" The Bellamys lump at the opportunity to be relieved of responsibility for Sarah when Watkins offers to marry her 9:00 mond residence, Kimberly's questions from a panel of boyfriend asks to bring his sisreporters and constituents. ter along as a date for Willis T U XIII WINTER OLYMPICS Special features, coverage of CDC CBS MOVIE 'Escape (Premiere) Timothy Bottoms, competition not televised earliKay Lenz. A young American. er and a summary of the day's sailed in Mexico on drug posevents In Lake Placid. Frank Gifford hosts. Session charges. plans a daring escape from the corruption 11 (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF and brutality he finds inside the EDDIE ROBERTS Dolores and prison's walls Herb plan to got back at Eddie 0 XIII WINTER OLYMPICS and Marsha. Eddie and Zindell Events scheduled to be coy- commiserate about their ered include U S vs West captivity. Vivian and Tony are an item again Germany. ice hockey (live): women's compulsory figure skating, women's 3,000-meter speed skating, women's giant slalom, first run men's 4 X 10 MORNING kilometer cross country relay Jim McKay hosts 6:00 (1L (35)DINAHIa FRIENDS POPI GOES THE (17) COLLEGE BASKET0 COUNTRY (MON) ALL North Carolina vs North U (4"i PORTER WAGONER Carolina State ('TUE) I { 9:30 HELLO, LARRY It's a real soap opera when Larry meets a pretty new neighbor in the laundry room 4 (10) AN EVENING OF BRALILIAN TELEVISION The best of Brazilian television, featuring samples of typical commercials, popular programs and coverage of the annual Brazil,an Carnival, is presented fl 1000 0 4') BEST OF SATURDAY 153 0 MIKE DOUGLAS (J U MOVIE j (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 12 (17) LUCY SHOW 9:30 (] (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (I (17) GREEN ACRES 10:00 fi .4' CARD SHARKS (35) PTL CLUB i (17) MOVIE SQUARES $) 0 WHEWI 11:00 (A) 11:30 0 4 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (Ti U FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON 6:55 MORNING IL U GOOD FLORIDA 10:30 1j (35) CANDID CAMERA 7:00 0 (.4) TODAY C MORNING NEWS IL 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 7:25 0 (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA IL 0 GOOD MORNING 2:00 0 4 THE DOCTORS 0 AS THE WORLD 12:00 U (4 CHAIN REACTION 0 2:25 1.5 ) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 15 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL fl' (3 5) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS . (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)(MON.THU) 4:00 0 L4 THE BRADY BUNCH 1$') 0 BEWITCHED IL 0 MERV GRIFFIN ifi. (35) WOODY WOODPECK ER AND FRIENDS 24 (10) SESAME STREET t21 (17)SPECTREMAN () 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (THU) 12:30 Invited to dinner at the Drum- Lance P resecu to rs Show Evidence About in si ers (35) BUGS BUNNY AN FRIENDS (11 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND • - .9,.. I $ What a catch! And what a bargain! You get a generous serving of breaded, tailless shrimp surrounded by our famous chips, two goldenbrown hushpuppies and our creamy coleslaw-all for this low, low price. But hurry! This offer is for a limited time only at participating restaurants. CHICAGO (UPI) One of the quintuplets born nine weeks prematurely earlier this month has died of respiratory distress, and another was listed in critical condition today, - ii Special Value 1 , ), 'p "I THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FEB. 21, THRU WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1980... CLOSED SUNDAY.... 4007 E. Colonial Of., Orlando - -. thst dvii, i.,u, or, is., i,r,f,q pIvpmIvd al 4 ivasseIr, I I M,.,. t..,i,e (hiando and Aiia,,,,,,,tv Sj,,,,q, ',, SPACUFTI'I SAL ('F; 2 Clove. Garlic .3 Quarts Tomato., (2 2 lb Cans) 3 Cans Tomato Past. k. Teaspoon Capers Si Teaspoon Red Poppers 4oc5 Progresso White or Red Clam 'the bottom co,.rsd with Si oh,e oil and Si cooking oU. R.mo,e cio,ss, brown most ffi oil, add remaining ingr.di.nts. Leave 6rne9 and uncovered for S hol5, 51k - Tomato Paste ----------- ' 49' • occasionally. S'v.s Ito to Progresso Italian Bread Crumbs........... 45' ., by lstty ANon, from the book 1000 Pius Rscipi,. The Am.rican Canc., Socilty Tom-51 Progresso --- -- --.-- } Wins Vinegar............ I2Z. °' 49* Progresso Garlic tIle:. III Wine flS w9l'..............bet. 4910 Progresso . nestrone Soup ...... . ? 39' 4:. Lsntil Soup ,,,.,.,,..,..,,. IOcan 390 Pumpernickel roll Sweet butter - 'Drown illack rlo,.s in fry pan whch has 89' Progresso Pure Progresso eats with the family, taking no salt or sugar. She watches her calories as she doesn't want to put on weight. This woman Is a long-time heart patient. She only recently 1O ;oz. Spaghetti Sauc• Broiled veal chop Herbed rice Lemon sherbet with fresh strawberries Hot coffee Nay Leaves Teaspoon Ground Cloy., Si Teaspoon Caraw•y Seed Si Teaspoon Savory Si Teaspoon O,.Osno 2'ibs. Ground Meat (But or Veal Pock) ' DINNER THREE White wine (two glasses) grandmother who lives with her daughter and son-In-law. She LiAi .it MEAT FLAVOR. PLAIN OR WITH MUSHROOMS. PROGRESSO with chives $40 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park Fern Park Plaza. Fern Part MARINARA, Buttered broccoli Unbuttered toast (two slices) Half grapefruit Iced coffee 3;•7 W. .i.,i o.. Orion" villf S Stmsran Blvd., Orlando so Hwy. 431, Altamonis Springs $102 W. Cpi.ni& Dr., Pins HlII Vhut's cooking Scrambled eggs 2100 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD 7141 S.. Orangs Blossom Trail, Orlando were in fair condition, said spokeswoman Joyce Rice. .*,s. .'.-.----•- DINNERTWO White wine (two glasses) Another person interested in good food is an 83-year-old The other three quints, Elizabeth, Allen Jake Jr,, and David, "-I Sweet butter :.c Copyright 1980 by Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips Inc All Rights Reserved Nicholas Moeller died Tuesday at Northwestern Memorial Hospital where the quintuplets were born Feb. 9, His brother, Mark, was in critical condition, a hospital spokeswoman said. - Canned pears, cookies Iced coffee SEAFOOD For 50 years we ye made Italian meals a family favorite. I mashed squash Crusty rolls RIMP INNER Quintuplet Dies; Other Critical it was delicious!" - " BREADED TAILLESS Friday, 30 minutes after he was removed from a life-support system, Catherine Schultz, who has not been charged, has admitted slapping the child but contends she placed him on a bed and while her back was turned the infant rolled off the bed, hitting his head on a carpeted concrete floor, In Buffalo, N.Y., last FridaX, authorities charged Vivian Walker, 2$, with second-degree murder in the death of her 2 4year-old daughter. Examiners found burn marks on the child's buttocks and several bruises, Mrs, Walker Is pregnant and has four children - who have now been placed in foster homes. Publix By GAYNOR MADDOX Special To The Herald Worried about a heart attack? You might try sipping a little alcohol before dinner. Such relaxing news comes from Harvard Medical School researchers, who report that mo4erate drinkers those who consume two beers, cocktails or klasses of wine each day are less likely to die of heart attack than teetotalers. Why this appears to be so Is only speculation so far, but we interviewed heart patients of two New York specialists who recommend two drinks a day. One of these men will be 86 in June. He has been in the hospital three times with severe attacks of angina. Now he has a pacemaker. He lives at home with his wife and does some paid work each week for his old company. He avoids adding salt and sugar at the table. Instead, he uses pepper and lemon juice for seasoning. He often has his meals on a tray in front of the television; now and then lie dines out. These are representative of dinners prepared by his wife: DINNER ONE Highball Unsalted crackers and cheese Thin slices of panbroiled steak Frozen deep yellow a - IDUIBILIX IA -ILIAN Ifocl) VA L - '• His mother, Rita Hernandez, 19, has been charged. She maintains the boy's injuries were suffered in a fall Feb, 6, but doctors already have testified the child previously suffered two skull fractures, a broken left arm and a broken collarbone apparently Inflicted in beatings. In another Colorado case, Denver authorities are investigating the death of 8-week-old James Michael Schultz last Stir together sour cream and ginger. Mix in cherries. Ser' e with salads. This kitchen-tested recipe niakt's 4 servings. Little Nip MayBeGood For Heart - was dead. cheese, (lien mix into haiii-celery mixture.) Arrange 4 pineapple slices on lettuce leaves. Mound ham mixture on top of each slice. Top with maraschino cherries, if 2 eggs, separated 1 cup milk ' cup maraschino cherry juice 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup 1 1 2 pt.) whipping or heavy cream, whipped 12 cup chopped maraschino cherries Grated sweet cooking chocolate In medium saucepan, mix unflavored gelatine with 2 tablespoons sugar; blend in egg yolks beaten with milk and juice. Let stand 1 minute, Stir over low heat until gelatine is completely dissolved, about 5 minutes; stir in vanilla. Pour Into large bowl and chill, stirring occasionally, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from spoon. In medium bowl, beat egg whites until soft peaks form; gradually add remaining sugar and beat until stiff. Fold egg whites, then whipped cream and cherries into gelatine mixture, Turn Into 8 (6 oz.) juice cans and chill until firm. Unmold by dipping in warm water and loosening sides with sharp knife. Roll in chocolate; garnish, If desired, with additional cherries. Makes 8 servings. 'D 1 ': chop ham and celery. I Place peach halves on k'ttuce leaves. Mound ham imllxtun' on peaches. BY GEORGE! CHERRY LOGS! 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 6 tablespoons sugar , 5,,,, • S •,h1%, Combine ham and cek'rv in food pr(K'essor. P rocess mth cutting blade until chopped. 1 If you have nil ftol processor. would have loved. After tasting this delight, you too will say, .., teaspoon ground ginger Cup red maraschino cherries Are Yummy "I cannot tell a he ' J AI cup sour cream Is Combine ham, celery and cloves in food processor. process with cutting blade until chopped. Mix in cheese. i If you have no food processor, chop ham and celery. Stir together cloves and And there's no need to chop down a cherry tree to make them! The rich and creamy mixture is simply a combination of unflavored gelatine, milk, eggs, whipped cream and maraschino cherries conveniently molded in empty juice cans. Once unmolded, the "logs" are rolled in grated chocolate and garnished with cherries for an honest dessert George THE GHOST 'II 4 large canned pti('h halves 4 lettuce leaves - SPECIAV! Tuesday & Thursday •. .i' ,p / (S'"i_ ll cups leftover hamii chunks Maraschino cherries ' for garnish ( Cherry dressing George Cherry Logs ,Mv red rmiarascliira' " ribs celery Lettuce leaves By ('Up ('h1ERK' SAI.AI) It's always fun to celebrate a birthday so this year, why not honor George Washington's big day by serving these delightful "Cherry Legs." 5:00 15) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 Overdrafts from those 40 ('lit'rrs Dressing (,'cimbint' i CLII) IiiayoflflaLs(' and I i cherries. PFt('li' WM- 1 cup leftover hain chunks 2 ribs celery Dash ground cloves 1 CUP creamedcottage cheese 1 i 20-ounce I tan pineapple slices, drained J (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE 11'(17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (NON) (17 ) GIGGLESNORT HOTEL (TUE.FRI) 4:30 12:15 Serve with cherry dressing. This kitchen-tested rccijx' makes I t'rvIrlgs 11AM SALAD WITH CIIl':ltRV I)ItESSING 0 (41 EMERGENCY ONEI o ii U NEWS halve remaining PmntNlf)plt' slu't's ;\rriflg*,' around salads ' TURNS ONE LIFE TO LIVE 7) (35) GONER PYLE 3:00 10:55 ) 0 CBS NEWS desired. slices of bread. For example, tllt)tmfl(i a special ham salad made with creamed cottage cheese over pineapple slices and lettuce. Top with herry dressing for added flavor and visual appeal. Or spoon ham salad over peach halves. Serve with a dressing flavored b' sour cream, ginger and cherry. These simple dishes can bring a gourmet touch to your table. 0 (4' ANOTHER WORLD 10:30 HOLLYWOOD 0 Salad Gets Gourmet Touch limo-salad sand iches make hue eating. But there are more ways to enjoy ham salad than merely spreading it between 2:30 0 HIGH ROLLERS w 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT IL U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 6:30 0 c4 TODAY IN FLORIDA (,5) 0 ED ALLEN .S 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS IL 0 ALL MY CHILDREN oS (35)35 LIVE I1I (17) NEWS fi (4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 0 (4') THE WILBURN BROTH. 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Guests' Joan Rivers, 0 (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER $263,000; 53 1973, and up to end, records of bank overLou Ferrigno 8:25 CHICKEN S drafts allegedly permitted percent in 1974 and up to M a REPUBLICAN PRESI0 t4) TODAY IN FLORIDA favored "insiders" by the four $821,000; and 55 percent in DENTIAL FORUM: NEW DINNER IL U GOOD MORNING HAMPSHIRE Seven major Lance's 1975, and up to $618,000 defendants at FLORIDA Republican presidential candi. hometown bank are being depending on the day. Prosecutor Edwin Tornko dates John Anderson, How8:30 1044110a 1 elyintroduced. ard Baker, George Bush, John 0 (4) TODAY The government intends to said Tuesday that he hopes to Connally, Phil Crane, Robert IL U GOOD MORNING ILSC the records to show how complete the evidence stage Dole and Ronald Reagan - field '1 $ Vrench Ave AMERICA the defendants gave special of the trial within a day or two consideration to Calhoun and begin to call witnessesthe I First National Bank checking government will use in an Take time out for good things accounts held by 21 persons, attempt to prove that the four consisting of the deiendants, defendants misapplied bank funds. their families and associates. All four defendants played a IF IV =rJp1WAThB,#Ar*SM role in the bunk's operations: Aj9iurTmwhcTS Lance served as president from 1963 until 1974 and board chairman until 1977; Thomas May. "U 3221602 Mitchell was a board member and stockholder; II. Jackson ALL SEATS 990WED. CAtch • Month, MAT. Mullins was a stockholder; and Richard T. Carr was a LrL.AZA I ) 7:40 ONLY bank official and stockholder. Samuel Lamar Harrison, MOUNTAIN FAMILY ' vice president of the Calhoun ROBINSON bank and a ten-year eni[PLAZA 174$ ONLY ployee, identified checking % account summaries reflect do SETTYMIDLER 1% I biannual status of overdrafts • at the financial institution. The Rose R s. ••.. The government has / charged that the group of 21 1 A "insiders" controlled 40 • I' I •: Pi. 1`921 322 1211 i checking accounts at the N 7:30 1, Calhoun bunk, representing '•••. •• 111dI' ' / - , DRIVE IN MAARE •-ff ; -a ,.•• • 0.5 percent of all the accounts at the bank from 1972 to 1975. • 0 (4) DIFF'RENT STROKES Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980—jo Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. u Proariesso PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT 1O)o:. Tomato up ca" TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Progr.sso Horn. Style CIII k I°°'. So - can 390 where shopçEig is a pleasure .(•',. .' : i.A r4(,. i 'ri' ii4' at Publix -, recovered from a broken hip. 0. I , & S '• - ,f 4 -. * -, • 40 I • 'a - lb" -.,. ..L C.' �• 45-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Serve 910 Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1 Tas Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl.Wednesday,Feb. 20,1910-5B SPring Is 'I Just Around The Corner ty Piml.ntoes add color and flavor to shrimp quiche, left, a classic Winter is on its cuisine contender, and squash last leg and spring casserole, a thrifty, but good, dish. 'will be breezing in Vegetables During Lent ô.fore BAKED VEGETABLE DINNER 1 pound squash 1 pound potatoes 1 pound tomatoes 1 pound onions Popular Quiche Takes On i cup chopped parsley 1 cup olive oil Today's popularity for France's time-honored delicacy, 4 eggs, beaten salt andpepper to taste quiche, takes on added flair and flavor with this delectable 2-3rd cup (small can) evaporated milk ,,*. Peel potatoes. Slice all vegetables and arraIIge1Trbdka -r_t.._a r izit&va*o p- Quch. Perfect-fc'- brunch-hmc!}r-!ate .Ldup - -• pan, sprinkling parsley, olive oil, salt, and pepper between evening entertaining. 2 tablespoons flour layers. Add a little water; bake in moderately hot oven (350 A guaranteed taste winner with succulent shrimp and the 1 jar (4 oz.) pimiento, cut in pieces degrees; about 1 hour. Serves 10. flavorful blending of special ingredients, this quiche Is the 12 cup onion, chopped Florida is expanding its cauliflower crop and that's good basis for alight yet filling meal that is matchless when served 1 4 teaspoon nutmeg news. Fried Cauliflower and Stewed Cauliflower are among with a fresh fruit salad and some piping hot muffins. I to 2 cups canned, frozen or fresh shrimp the vegetable choices that Mans says are "good." 4 cup sharp Cheddar cheese, grated Good tasting and looking too FRIED CAULIFLOWER Combine all Ingredients except cheese. Pour Into partially Send for a free recipe booklet by writing: Associated I egg, well beaten baked pastry shell and bake at 375 degrees about 40 minutes or Pimiento Canners, P. 0. Box 73, Griffin, Georgia 30224. Salt to taste until nearly set. Sprinkle grated cheese over top and return to 1 medium cauliflower PIMIENTO SHRIMP QUICHE oven to melt and until filling Is set. Garnish with bright Juice of 1 lemon I optional; 1 partially baked pastry shell pimiento pieces. Serves 4 to 6. Steam cauliflower with .s cup water. When tender, remove water and break off flowerets. Dip into the well-beaten and nd salted egg. Fry until golden brown in deep oil. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Serves 4. o SHOPp, STEWED CAULIFLOWER I large cauliflower - swinging into Added Flair v * I Top Round Steak ...•.•. eggs and mix well. Let stand for 1 hour. Then shape into I '. Inch balls, rub In flour, and fry In part olive oil and part butter until golden on all sides. Serves 4. Variation: An additional finely chopped onion, sauteed in butter may be added to the mashed squash with the other Ingredients If desired. Ever wonder wha t else you could do with Florida Endive, besides eating It raw? Well, try this Braised Endive, Avgolemono recipe. • ________ - stand still. ____ ______ ______ _______________________________ ___ ____________ twowtsoicoio,o, S&Wpnts • W ___ I ____ ____ ____ Px widy • _____ • I • _______ •___ Cwenknc, Good Anytime! Tropicana Brand __ Orange Juice ............. Kodak / -' Red Grapefruit ......... 8' i ____________________________________ Aunt Nellie's endive, halved Sassy& Spicy, Frozen Ice water Saluto Pizza....... cup butter salt and pepper • 1 tablespoon lemon juice icup meat or chicken stock 2 eggs l lemon, juice o( Soak endive In Ice water for 15 minutes to erlap, Dry carefully with piper towels. In a skillet, melt butter and in it arrange the endive.Add salt and pepper and the 1 tablespoon lemon juice and brown the endive lightly for 2 minutes on each ' ' Pke. "°'• Sliced Beets '2' 4 F&P - Fol Swanson "Main Course" 1 Cao Cheese.............. '' 69' Rich's Coffee Rich ....... 3 . Apple, Cherry or Blueberry PIes... 2 ,.. '. Kidney Semi ....... 59' SllcedPlckles 69' Creamy or Super Chunk, Skippy Peanut Butter ' $123 1 Salad........... ' 85' Nice .......2 .'489' _____ ____ 10C PPFRIDGIARM50* OFF LABEL gal. bat. AdA $488 alt and pepper to taste Green Giant Cream Style Corn, NlbletsCornor Water to cover Fresh Garlic ............... For Your Garnish Needs, "Spice World" Brand can Wash fresh okra and trim by removing cone-shaped portions at top. 1'lace okra In bowl, sprinkle with vinegar and allow to stand for 1 to 2 boirs. Rinse thoroughly In cold water. Saute Wow In part of the olive cO. When browned, add tomatoes gradually. Cook for 2 minutes, then add okra, parsley, salt and pepper, remaining olive oil and sufficient water to cover. Add lernon dims lfdeslred. Bring toaboll, lower heat, and cook for 30 minutes or until okra is tender. Serves 4 to 6. Eggo Frozen, Blueberry Waffles..,.,,......,. ' 2 pounds zuoclini Ztablespoonstomatopaste 2 cups water 14 cup olive od Parmasailt or Romano theese, grated Grated sharp th'.ddar Morton Bavarian Crime, Semi gucdgnl and slice in half lengthwise. Arrange sue dial In a baking pan, cut side up. Combine tomato paste, water, and olive oil and pair over the zucchini. Sprinkle with Parmesan or Romano or cheddar cheese. Sprinkle with oraio and bake In a 371.degree oven for 30 minutes or until zacclülli tender. Serves 4toI. (tja' have string beans on the tabie then braise than Greek style. PICItZDTURNWS Ipainthhwalpi Glazed or sly Do,..... 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Broil, un covered, 4-6 inches from heat, for about 20 minutes or until light brown. While chicken is browning, melt margarine in large fry pan over medium heat. Add onion, green pepper and garlic and saute about 5 minutes or until onion is clear. Remove 10 slices of peaches and reserve until later. Measure remaining peach slices and add syrup to make 2 cups. Pour peaches, syrup and tomatoes Into blender and blend for 30 seconds. Stir into vegetables in fry pan; add vinegar, mustard, steak sauce and 1 teaspoon salt. Simmer, uncovered, for 20.30 minutes, reducing sauce to half the original amount (It will be very thick). Remove chicken from oven; sprinkle with remaining salt and pepper and cover with sauce. Bake in 325 degree F. oven for 20 minutes or until fork can be inserted in chicken with ease. Remove from oven and arrange slices of peaches around chicken. Broil 5 minutes, watching carefully to prevent over-browning. Makes 4 generous servings. FRUIT-JEWELED ASPIC SALADS 1 can (17 ounce) fruit cocktail 1 envelope unflavored gelatin I package 3 ounce; strawberry flavored gelatin 1 can 116 ounce; stewed tomatoes 12 cup chopped celery 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper 3 drops Tabasco sauce 1 cup sour cream 1 tablespoon honey 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind eeia j S. i-._• I 12 9 GINGER WALNUT CHICKEN 1 whole broiler-fryer chicken 1 can 1116 ounce; cling peach halves teaspoon soy sauce 3 tablespoons lemon juice, divided 1 tablespoon grated onion I teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons ground ginger, divided 1 teaspoon paprika 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind one-third cup walnut halves In shallow baking dish, place chicken breast side up. Drain peaches, saving syrup. Set peaches aside. In small bowl. mix together 3 tablespoons peach syrup, soy sauce, 1 tablespoon lemon juice and grated onion. Pour over chicken. Mix together salt, 1 teaspoon ginger and paprika. Sprinkle over chicken. Cover with foil and bake in 400 degree F. oven 40 minutes. Remove from oven. Combine remaining peach syrup with 2 table.'xons lemon juice, remaining ground ginger, cornstarch and grated lemon rind. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until thick and clear. Arrange peaches around chicken in baking pan. Place walnut halves in center of each peach. Pow thickened glaze over chicken and peaches. Sprinkle with remaining walnuts. Return to oven uncovered, baking 20 minutes or until leg moves freely when lifted or twisted. Makes 4 generous servings. Dressing: ... $1.9 $1 79 ______________ __n.inalese.aw ISI. ....... _____ - . 11 I DaFreeh Pimento Cheese Sprsad............... I '. ,. , ,, , ••, ,. Dsa.l.Nt, 45* 149 NsdRos.($wss$enWInInsW$OMY) T 99* Cheese Food..... ls`6 ____Dessert Assoitid FIIVOcu of OIIM .......... 2 50 ,- s'ee Grope J&ly... . ....... Vuic Sliced Kosher l'usis e • ." 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BRAISED OKRA 1 pound fresh okra 'icupvinegar 2.3 small onions, finely chopped $309 Swift's Premium PoT.n Boneless Beef ' $309 s Premium ProTen Beef Swift' KeyClubSt.ak .••••••••••• ' $309 Swift's Premium ProT.n Beef • 49' . lb Swift's lirsmlum ProThn Bonelss Bl For Your Tossed Salad, Fresh Crisp Florida Iscarole or Endive.... 29' Good Cooked or Raw, Fresh Florida O Chick Peas .... '. Green Onions............. FlippoBido ONve Oil................... Progresso _____ u "°' .... '. 12 01. CANS 0 11 Good Fried With Onions, Fresh Tender Zucchlnl$quash......... pw o 39' Add to Your Relish Tray, Sticks of Florida Crisp Carrots ........... 2 , 29' For Eggplant Parmeun, Plump Purple Fresh Eggplant ............ 3 For Your Salads or Relish Trays, Zesty "Sun World" Brand (2 bunches per pkg.) ? 69' 69' Dinner Smucker'sFreshpackSweet $1 Fresh Mushrooms ..... scan e . Yellow 79' Sirloin Steak Beer 39' b' U 1. 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Florida Sweet THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FEB. 21, THRU WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1980... Chuck Iv. Ro.at Flavors Florida Tasty Seedless tomatoà. • cY RC • FI ser vice Progreaso italian Syl. ' USDA Choice Boneless Beef Rice-A•Ron ............... _______ $209 Chuck Blade Roast J ____ • USDA Choice Beef Chuck Blade Steak ...... --C " - I $309 USDA Choice Beef I / 30 ' USDA Choice Beef ' ___ :' USDA Choice Boneless Beef Make time I., ___ LEmom $309 Rib Steak ...•.....•.•.•...•.. ' MUM :p, 1011, CLUIS USDA Choice Beef Loin [ • MFOI • UlfT • MWO ~RNFR 4.0 ! ____ ___ ' Sirloin Steak ." .f_ Addsaltandpepper,cheese,breadcrumbs,meltedbutter,and heads Florida to the rescue. ____________________________________ lm n Saltue the tender greening of spring with menus light and easy as the season. Chicken is it year 'round favorite. But its so adaptable that new and sprightly flavors make it brighten spring menus. Versatile, easy to serve, economical in calories as well as at the check out counter, chicken is rich in good food values as well as compatible with other foods. From the early days of our country when baked chicken was served for every Sunday dinner, right up to today %'.hen exotic international seasonings bring far :tway 'xer!d ever c!oacr, we all cajy d.iikti. Always compatible and available, canned cling peaches add special color and texture to Ginger Walnut Chicken. Grown to hold their shape and color even when cooked or baked. golden cling peach halves add nutrition as well as glamour to miwals and help to balance everyday or party menus. l r--- _____ fruiucome i &nuslg - I. easily. Canned Combine cooked squash and pimiento (using liquid in pimiento also). In a buttered baking dish, spoon half the mixture. Add three slices of ham, the remaining squashpimiento mixture, and top with rolled ham slices. Sprinkle with brown sugar and dot with butter or margarine. Bake in 375 degree oven for about 25 minutes. Serves six. . . ' spring lightly and -_-___.- ----_-- --- - Shop Publix Italian Food Festival because the taste lFesti ____ al of Italy has always made good sense. Spaghetti, manicotti, ravioli.. these are Publix the dishes Florda cooks learned to love back in the , L 1930's. Their families loved them, too. Because - IIji T • .• • .-.. hearty pasta dishes smothered in sauce were as ______ • economical as they were delicious. It's still that way od Especially since , Publix has all the • .( -• ingredientss you J -•. need to make an Italian feast a taste _____ ____ I t ay. sensation at your _-._ I . - • a • house this evening. ;;;_ j• .•. . -_• c:'-... '3- i fl .. 11AM 'N PIMIENTO SQUASH CASSEROLE o y.toaLhani___.__ -vlices-riit i can or jar, 4 oz., pimiento diced 4 cups cooked isliced or mashed) yellow squash '4 cup brown sugar 3 tablespoons butter or margarine a i S1JCp JDUbliX it l pound diced lamb l 1 medium onion, minced 2 tablespoons butter salt and pepper to taste 2 cups boiling water Sepatate cauliflower into flowerets, wash, and drain. Brown lamb Lul onion lightly in butter. Season with salt and pepper. Add cauliflower to boiling water. Cook until tender. Remove from water and combine with meat and onion. Simmer for 20 minutes on low fire. Serves 4 to 6. Are squash the family favorite? Introduce them Greek style to the family with these scrumptious suggestions. SQUASH FRITTERS lti pounds summer squash Boiling salted water 1 large onion, finely chopped salt and pepper 3 tablespoons grated cheese 3-4 cups bread crumbs 2 tablespoons butter, melted 2 eggs Flour Olive oil and butter for frying Peel squash, cut in half, and cook In boiling salted water, with onion, until soft. Drain thoroughly and mash until smooth. - doldrums by - . 4 large ut of the winter -- 1 pound okra long. Get I '..ftrAm or I hey L'±.!"°.--- Drain fruit cocktail, saving syrup. Soften unflavored gelatin in 1 4 cup saved syrup. Heat remaining syrup to boiling, combine with strawberry gelatin in large bowl. Add softened unflavored gelatin stirring until all gelatin is completely dissolved. Add tomatoes and juice, celery, green pepper and Tabasco sauce. Fold all but !2 cup fruit cocktail into gelatin mixture. Pour into individual 1 cup molds or into 5-cup mold. Refrigerate wtil firm (at least 2 hours). Combine ingredients for dressing. Unmold salad onto bed of lettuce. Garnish molds with remaining fruit cocktail. Pass honey-sour cream kesslng. Makes 4-6 servings. PEACH SOUFFLE 1 can (16 ounce) cling peach slices 2 tablespoons kirsch 2 tablespoons cdlntreau 'i, teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar 3 egg yolks 4 egg whites 4 teaspoon cinnamon Drain peaches. Puree peaches In blender or force through sieve. Sprinkle pureed peaches with kirsch, colntreau, salt and sugar. Place In saucepan and heat to scalding. Remove from heat and cool to lukewarm. Beat in egg yolks. Beat egg whites with cinnamon until stiff. Fold peach-egg mixture Into egg white. Turn batter Into buttered 1's quart souffle dish. Bake in 4254grees F. (hot) oven for 20 minutes. Serve Immediately. Makes 6 servings. - - �6111-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980 BLON DIE Dc'cu5rIL- .. 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LB FULL 1 4 FRESH ON SMOKED PORK JOINS SLICED INTO . . 1. 1139 . • ji P. , - 99 99 . , 2-KOLL i ROAST STRIPS (u"i-~Zcllll) - BEEF MIND BONELESS fir 'j'l inj ' USDA CHOICE 12. a" Cubed Steak $ UNTRIMMED WHOLE • PORK -i:i:1 I I LB. 1 TOILET TISSUE .0 79 I AIRROW $229 RUMP ROAST . -_1_- S . BEEF ROUND BONELESS - , , 2 I Crackers DIXIE DARLING CORN s9c .. . blii 4. $J-, '1:,. - ' I gry I {.k j TOMATO, MA;- MCKS CELLA, 49 0 09' A ELESTE HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE '14 I' HMVIST ralsm THRIFTY ALL FLAVOR. 23%.ox. DILUXI OR 24-ax. SAUSAGE & MUSHROOrA ICE CELESTE VINERIPE , I . C C 3 HIADS I C LL K4ftjST FRESH LAMM e OWN NAMT 3aT HALF W SAVE 104 - SUFFIBRAND FUDGE AARS 00 i SOUR IF CREAM 99 PKG. GAL. SH "Lt PlEmIts on 0*05 Ica W SUPERIUND PIZZA MILK TOMATOES I Z 01- - WEIGHT ASSORTED COLORS ______________ . ,i" our i --- W -_ W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE B NELESS BOTTOM W 11 BET YOU Romita f LI1! _ COUPONS GOOD ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $3.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARI"IS. ------- jH Uj CANW% IT by Stan Las and LIMIT THREE PER COUPON PONS 0000 ONLY WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF $3.00 ON MORE EXCLUDING CIGARITTIS. , ' SPIDER-MAN Ej • LIMIT ONE PER COUPON III III III III III ill 11 TO SERVE sti" g.1 East Z! COU $100 PKGS. ,.. OPEN ulr tt Thav.s MARGARINE - W N-:ATM.IDGE by Bob SUPEURAND(QUAITIRS) U i GLIANTITY AIIC1Hn I 11111SERVID WINN-01111111 STORES INC. o. , FRANK AND ERNEST JAR I 21, 1980 D TO 11-4 E -7Z)P OP LI FE IS N 'TO PIN0'THE ONE 13 CCA;m I DEEP SOUTH iii 'HOROSCOPE HIS AAOLUJN 5 (OtIPOId 0000 C*AQf Stl,0i1 OSIotA ftta0 .OtuSa *I (YStIS cu'I&ILO?It Su'd'(S cost is ut MAIO. 0v'' IS I ISSIIII I'.D4 (YV bit ) I HAVE CLIM ..._ 32-oz. FEBRUARY 21-23 I _' r___ .., FIB 223 ... cOv'O' ,o'o d O1A''OI SIM 'dOlt OS IOtA SIIAaC) VOUSIA LAI OT$iiS ("AILOTTI SUMItS (011(5 III A(O OU'I' (5 1 1*11th "('405' COUN b ,,' • Pmas CAM I (1 COUPON FIB 21 -23 MAYONNAISE •N W ,COUPON GOOD ''"' POV51 GMD Wednesday, Feb. 20,lflO--7B •1 t. I '- AVE 41111111 - L110 Evening Herald, Sanford, p, Dr. Lamb A IJICE~ .. . ,.• Memorily healthy woman of 57 and have $H00 lived a normal life. I Lake no 59 German river - .5 t: or sho rt I •5 60 Time zone •1 (zy; pills bit my mind is slipping 18 4) abbr :. -. fast and my memory is nil. I 1A ON Sound ' Id 61 Woodwind ig rlowing forth do everyday things by habit instrument 33 Pneumatic 10 Length 21Vl ast period of read the paper, have con62 Tailed Wheels measure (pi I tim %~ .. versations (short ones) and amphibians 35 Abate 11 Summon 23 Mae West 2.20. 40 Glacial epoch the next day or the same 16 "The role DOWN (2 wds) 24 16, Roman mth" evening I have forgotten what BEETLE BAILE Y by Mort Walker 20 Je wi s h m onth 43 i read an d w ha t said. My specialist in internal medicine 45 Noble gas 29 Auctioneers 1 Mesdames 22 Lubricated to look for such problems as Z THIN h usband is ready to divorce . (abbr) 46 Ambush word TRANSLATION: 24 Christian A LITTLE SPLINTER have the low blood sugar or other 2 Othello villain me and tells file I 47 Attila*s YOU CAN GET ITOLITZ 32 Thinking HE WANTS YOU holiday 3 King of beasts I defects, IN MY HAND followers metabolism memory of a 3-year-old. 34 Shone TO HOLD HIS 4 Ancient port 25 Constellation 48 Traditional 36 Lofty well-known clin Ic neurologist who will look for I went to a 26 Hospital user HAND AWHILE of Rome knowledge 37 League of and they could find nothing oi- problems related to poor (comp, wd) Incorrect 50 W H 38 Nations City ea er 28 Species of aware of so they said I am sick with circulation to the brain and (prefix) 51 s River in - moth 6 Purpose v.orry I try not to let on and various diseases of the brain Arrange in 52 Europe l Bulgarian 39 Eat sparingly 7 Clip sequence sometimes even forget how And, finally and quite iticurrency 8 Money 41 Is possible 55 Defense dodumb lain until my husband portant, a psychiatrist who 9 At value (Lat, 31 Normandy partment 42 Afternoon will be able to pick up such reminds me. invasion day beverage 2 wds) (abbrj What is the matter? Is there things as a depression. 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 5 6 Many middle-aged people anything I can do' I need your have a change in mental help. 14 12 EAR READER - YOU I -were wise in seeking medi cal really depressed. The 16 17 THE BORN LOSER consultation, Many people depression can usually be by Art Sarsom ---who start having memory treated so it really is a tragic 18 problems and short attention error when a person who has a I BROU*ff IT spans, sometimes associated depression is labeled as being YOU with additional symptoms, senile and isn't properly MY New 6 T-Te-12have changes that are related treated. 24 25 26 W~n, 27 28 29 30 31 WOPM I am sending you The to the aging mind. Some of CPJ MUCH 0 these same symptoms, in. Health Letter number 14-2, R HIM 32 33 34 35 cluding poor memory, can The Aging Mind. Other 4 36 37 occur in young people and readers who want ft issue have nothing whatever to do can send 75 cents with a long, 38 39 40 41 self-addressed with an aging mind so one stamped, I ______ 'a -has to use a little discretion in envelope for it. Send your , --42 43 44 45 request to me, in care of this deciding what's going on, In any case, about one out of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 York, ftvepeople with these changes Radio City that are commonly called NY It will give you 10019. ARCHIE 53 54 56 by Bob Montana senility really have an un. more information on all of the j- denying medical problem different things that urn sos _ _rNO, BUT SI'JCEMOOSE 1r(HELLTIPOU - T11, (iT 70 DO --TIPf/Y HAT IF GuR, IS CROSS J which should be treated, happentoapersonastheyget CAR.' COURTEOUS THIS IS HEN I COPE TO,414 DRrIING 'iEEK ! 1! Intermittent periods of older and have such changes 61 62 INTERSECTION T HE TELLS YOU L O e associated in imntal -with low blood sugar. An There are lots of things inability to provide adequate people can do to prevent such oxygenation to the brain can problems and to help them. be the problem. That can selves. The more letters I result from a variety of cit. receive from people like By BERNICE BEDE OSOL culatory diseases involving yourself the more impressed 1 'the heart itself or from a plug am with the point that mid. if %i of arteries going to the brain dleaged people ought to start For Thursday, February that interfere with blood flow. giving themselves a memory There is such a long list of training program, You could YOUR BIRTHDAY who stimulate you mentally. things that can cause this probably still benefit from EEK & MEEK February2l, 1980 byHowieSchneider Through an exchange of problem that I'm convinced this yourself. You can Projects you conceive this ideas, you may learn of that a person who has such exercise the brain and the I lrM fr( coming year will have an something that will expand symptoms needs to be seen by memory system similar to 1HAL)K5 FOR R€1.AIk) Ik)G ME excellent chance for success. LIVE ALCM? ,at least three different exercising the skeletal your horizons, When you think you've come LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) If specialists. Th ese include a muscles. The trick is us ing it. up with something good, you've been contemplating submit it to the people who making a minor adjustment cow con get it to the nuirket-p1we. to help your vAbik or cwew. PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) this is a good day to do it. Your first thoughts are likely VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to be your most productive Your judgment is quite keen lead in dummy and continuo s today. When you get an today. so abide by your with a spade won by the king idea, put it into action and evaluations if you've thought NORTH 2-20-10 after East played low. Neit ID 410854 necessary then make things through to the last came the eight of diamonds. 9 A 10 7 2-40 corrections as you go tail. Both Wests ducked *K73 took Romance, travel,8Ll; my LIBRA Sept. Oct. 23) r Second trump put !. A resources, possible pitfalls PRISCILLA'S POP by ermeer You manage Your own affairs wEsT EAST with the ace in order to lead coming F an career •J 7 well today and you re also •A 3 d to di 9864 IVKQ52 months are all discussed in good at running the show for Southis queen and West's ace. CONGREGATION THAT THEY K4VE TO HANP.THEY MAPE TALKING A LOT A990UT OA962 4 J 10 5 4 your Astro-Graph Utter, others. A use will be found for At table one, West led back WMLP TELL AAE RESORT M LITTLE THEIR PCINr. AACNEY LATELY! 10 8 6 2 6943 which begins with your bir- your skills. a diamond. South ruffed, OPENLY WHAT PRANKS LIKE THIS! SOUTH thday. Mail $1 for each to casiml all the clubs, led his SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) THEY THINK! 62 and let Astro.Graph, Box 489, Radio One of the big reasons friends tdeh P;ast took his queen and City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be will want to confide in you #Q8 claimed the rest of the tricks, sure to specify birth date. *AJ7 today Is that they know since Ent had been thorough''--. ARIES I March 21-April 19) suggestions you offer will be 'iR5T Vulnerable: North-South Iyend played. In your financial dealings constructive. You won't try to Dealer: South At the other table. West ngs today, judge their ideas. West Nos'th E took time to count out South's . _ great significance. Use your SAGI'I'TARWS (Nov. i• hand. West saw that two smarts to figure out ways to Dec 21) Busy yourself today Pass 3• Pass 44 tricks in the red suits would start making pennies add up with a worthwhile hobby or. be r*cmary If he wanted to Pan Pass Pau set declarer. If I to dollars. held the I with small tasks around TAURUS(April 20-May 20) house, instead of calling in a Opening lead* 2 BUGS SUNNY club. any lead back woull by Stoffol & HeIrindahl Yotr words carry a great deal repairmari. Mr. Fix-it has W0d4 it East held both king of weight with friends today. nothing on you. and quftn of hearts, an imme. P W Advise them where you can, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. diate heart lead was neces. and be sure to pay com- 19) You should excel today in UrY to stop the Potential end Jacoby ion By Oswald Z West led ;beart and GEMINI Doc* (May 21-June 20) or creativity. Forego the declArer Was walking around Someone fond of you who is physical chores. Concentrate Tod& MW dwided & working behind the scenes on ft mental ones. today will be saying comAQUARIUS 0an. 20-Feb. South player made tm spdo plitmntary things to persons 19) Move quickly on any me AM Me o0w went (FOr a copy of JACOBY who can advance your in- bright ideas that could con- C111. MODERN, und $1 to: "Win at The biddins and culf is Bridge." cas of this tw*-VEI. terests. tribute to giving your family a went the ume way a V9 Pgr, P.O. Box 489. Radio City CANCER Oune 21-July 22) greater sense of security. tables. Stfitl0n, Now York, N.Y. Seek the company of persons Your thoughts are winners. EAch &Wth won the club loolo.) _S s....5 (2J? ',: I iLli AIEIC N C R Ci £ i 17 Dog doctor, .:: #N) JAIXIE t0t EN AICIKM Man Twin Pops 0 0 0 79 SAVE 2OON3SUPERBRAND SWISS STYLC IrF A, SSOIRTED FiAVORS) LYNDEN FAMS Fries 2 SAGS rt 3 c"t 89 EXCUSE d TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K Ryan lOONIES W18"Mmor"loam W Craig L.ggstt SM. mi. ff i Wr r11•-_ 11 9 -_I1ir __ DELICATESSM SPECIAU T111JW 59 1/ 2 LL 12 PIECE &ATCHIM FAMY IPACX IINCLU1011111i 148. POTATO SALAD. I LB. COLI SLAW aL 00 FMID C I 77 0 1%, FJ EACH $769 (U;,_111. 'JC___ r: ______ 1-i1• _;'fr__________11 __Id_____I_______ ' __________________ only :; _ $I ,111 �.. . -- a - SB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - ..-. - - • -. . . - . - Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1$0 Exerclese,Propi er Det Form If you're exercising on a regular basis, you're on the way to being fit. The other pa rt of the way Is eating right, A beginning exercise program shouldn't be full of pains and strains. Nor should a good eating program consist of selfdenials and unap pe tizing meals. What it should Include is a good titix of a variety of foods providing the nutrien ts needed by the body, with the number of calories consumed no more than the number of calories expended. Nutritionists say that Americans consume too many calories, eat too much sa lt and too much fat, especially Salads FRE&ST VIE DRESSING 1 cup corn oil 1-3rd cup lemon juice or vi negar teaspoon salt ' teaspoon dry musta rd ' teaspoon paprika ',, teaspoon cayenne pepper Meas ure into jar corn oil, lemon juice or vinegar, salt, dry mustard, paprika and cayenne pepper. Cover; shake well. Chill. Shake before serving. Makes 1 1-3rd cups dressing. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. February i saturated fat. To alter these eating patterns they recommend that most Americans: —Eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains. —Eat less fatty meats and more poult ry and fish. —Cut down on sugar and foods high in sugar content. —Use less salt and eat fewer foods high in sa lt content. —Substitute skim milk for whole milk. Eat fewer egg yolks and other high cholesterol foods. —Eat less fat and pa rtially substitute polyunsa t ur ated fat for saturated fat. Fora practical food guide that follows the recommendations given he re, see the good groups in "Shaping-Up for the Long hun" (available from Dept. SU.FC, Box 307, Coventry, CT 06238). And to start you on the way to completely the Fitness Connection, here are a Few basic recipes that are low in sa t ura te d fat and cholesterol, moderate in calories and sa lt. For additional copies write: The Fitness Connection, Dept. Fc.X, V I/S 1' IMP '4.. AN ' I : .t 1lo __ CLIP THESE VALUABLE PEACH UPSIDE DOWN CAKE ...made with pancake mix :i ieupuwi giulcU ' 4 lemon nilu / I teaspoon salt teaspoon dried thyme leaves In large skillet heat corn oil over medium high heat. Add broccoli, mushrooms, carrot, garlic, lemon rind, salt and thyme. Stir-fry 5 to 8 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Makes 4 (about 14 c1) servings. STIR-FRIED GREEN BEANS Follow reci pe for 10-K Broccoli omitting broccoli and tntihrnntns 5Tgp green beans etit into ltnvh pieces upsp4 1 cup sliced onion. Makes 4 (about %.cup) setvings. STIR-FRIED ZUCCHINI Follow reci pe for 10-K Broccoli omit ting broccoli and mushrooms. Use % pound zucchini, sliced (2% cups) and I cup sliced celery. Makes 4 (about % cup) servings. J.R.402 WIN flfl ill Ill N tot US N 1* w iso, c. itt ii tu, we tu& WIN Iii CMll Ml Is N 1 lAS III 25 till till I A (lot tw* w $1 il 111W IWI I I I I------JR4OS WIlT*1155,) III 25T'S-t(5 I(s5 list (111* IICNCUNIV?la$pSAlu,,W, I3SL5O PellEtS 1111111 "MIS (MAIN U.S.No 1 Chef Potatoes UAKIN SAN *titi*, P*Ml nr LB , 'a$ Lcvw A SAVE 1A V 1V"ILOSV j.4ti"ALL PURPOSE ONIONS 3 LB BAG 39 ½ cup corn oil iwu cup lime or lemon juice cup finely chopped parsley 1 clove garlic, minced or pressed ½ teaspoon paprika ½ teaspoon salt t teaspoon pepper 1 pound flank steak Stir together corn oil, juice,Daraley, garlic, paprika, salt and pepper. Pour over steak in dish. Refrigerate at least 4 hours, turning often. Remove steak from marina4e; place on broiler rack. Broil 3 inches from heat, brushing with marinade and turning once, 8 minutes or until cooked to desired doneness. Cut steak diagonally into thin slices. Makes 4 servings. .. PEACH UPSIDE DOWN CAKE a J l . 1`14 A LB A Ill .1 C SAY, * LiStS 1ii itis Ikili IMI WIt Boneless Round Steak SAil NI alliS 0011 1H5 ryt%fr et FLORIDA 15$ 3STAS$1OO 1 00 SAVE 30C FOR SAVE 5ALI stiPccoa,iz / IIV9 5*11 IN * to lush VIOl? Nil to Smoked Slab Bacon "To II $155 III 11 Lykes Smoked Picnics $269 LB .894 ' Fresh Pork Butts nwoor ASSORTED way. . lilt * * Shill P1111 1155111 $ IN Fresh Pork Snare Ribs $AVS30C A. Los . Fried Battered Fish Portions $168 5*4*1k, PU 384 884 Fyne Spread Otis. Oleo Fyne Taste Meat Bologna 5*11* lAst co Pantry Pride Sour Cream Hygrade Meat Hot Dogs SAYS W sw ?a Faill no Sliced Imported Ham $ill NI list PU Fyne Taste Meat Franks PANTRY 5*501 IA!! * lIst PU tWit 141 Ow BROILED CITRUS ChICKEN Follow recipe for Slalom Steak substituting I broller4ryer chicken, cut in parts, for steak. Broil to 6 inches from heat, brushing with marinade and turning frequently, 35 to 45. minutes or until fork tender. Makes 4 servings. F.F.V. Crackers GIANT ROLL hi Still MIt SAIl SM HI lii F.F.V. Crackers SM flC$ SU iU INK iki PM$TU r ii FI.I.V. SAVE 100 I,.aki,. u UI! W list st 11 SM Joan of Arc Kidney Beans 3/1 Bol 68 2 2 1.01 S PRO r SM * list lSMfll 4.2001$1 5/1 Henny Pen Dog Food 5*11* No Panfly Pride Waffle Syrup 19I LOAVES SM hUIM II ULMiUfl ue 1*.. ui. ci.. iii.. w'oe muea nvi.wwa ma SM *1511 J4'A * &0*/ Sol 1111111G. 90 89 Quaker Quick Grits .4 SAVE ISg LAMB S LE Ulf IN IN PSI 51111111.111 SAIl * Nu FAA Sunnyland Smoked Sausage to CM tilt PIN SW N Folger's of c$1co~t! I?sa a. Ph INISt Dynamo Liquid Detergent Mw I*St $111 484 Palmohve Liquid Psi Ajax Cleanser r TWO SUPER SAFEGUARD SOAP 790 TWO UNITS - ____________________ Ajax Landry Detergent -- CAMAY BATH SOAP 2' Ill'- — SM * 1st III $1h1 Cold Power Detergent MIS I JOY LIQUID DETERGENT ONE QUART SPIC & SPAN CLEANER LI FABRIC SQFT*NEI SHEETS 119 _____________________ BOUNCE , — 79 2.79 49 2P 139 PuIl•A•Pxt srea 994 SPIN Layer Calis SM *4PM COLONY TRIO CHIANTI *051 0* *NIN(SIILLEI ALB, "Was ROOTSUR,Oa TANITIAN auv SWN I $511 PuS OMSA I I WIN _"V L~mmmmmmmmm Ever tow p,ce/ I SAVE 30C 'A $339. $289 1.5 SAVI $01 RIUNITE WINE ° 5L. uycn Sos CANS AMIRUSCO OR BIANCO SAVE $ FROZEN 3 SAVE tic $249 401 694 594 SM * tIPS .DIMW COUNT I - AWUA ••• -TOOTHPASTE to is to Cracker Jacks UhIWIIwC i 3208 M I I L 99c 7/894 B1C DISPOSABLE SHAVER /894 sweet peas 4oz SAVE 3 ii;" • COLA i4151i 1 I TOMATO V 1 aD JUICE I I " OWhAVE VIM fth .PDIIT RITIr I CLIMAGARD MOTOR OIL 10W40 QUART — AAA Faiflous Club Roil; so 11% ft SW Olympic Neal Irsi Residue SAVE SOC 36C TUNE PACK I!41 __ u, u, SAVE 20c 6 PAK I2oz N.R. BTLS. BEER ROSE OW WHITE * . MATUIS WINE 1 !! TOM'S 3 $si StAllS POTATO ClIPS ON CON CNU$1-$sti COIN C1W$ OS MITZI*.$-4-Ma NACAO TOW. TILL*-4st NOT Mill-S lu NATUIM. POSCOIN $ANF0111110.IAYRE PLAZA NIWAY 17-92 I AIRPORT BLVD. r' 99c 69 Si,! 151 Its, IIAZ(N Pet Quik Maid Waffles 3/1 Viasic Kosher Dills Si,! III 1st LISt YMIJAS 994 1 flhI2knr Instant Grits &j u SAW! 411 1st ti'l NI IN t5? Pantry Pride Tea Bags 1 PANTRY PRIDE. Assorted Flavors 64oz 9/SI e 69 DRINKS Carpet Scent PINIAPPLE/GRAPIFRUIT Heinz 57 Steak Sauce $129 Viasic Polish Dills 994 594 294 Uvl III Net Bruce Sweet Potatoes till lit Mt WNI$TLU TEA KETTLE$399 uv, III. 2.5 4 Kikkoman Soy Sauce HERSHEY CHOCOLATE $ SYRUP 24oz SI I , . -. QUICK PRUNE AND NUT POUND CAKE 1 package (12 ounces) pitted prunes, coarsely chopped 2-3rd cup sherry 2 teaspoons grated orange peel 1 package (1 pound 2.5 ounces) yellow cake mix 1 package (3% ounces) Instant vanilla pudding mix 4 eggs ~ cup vegetable oil 1 cup chopped nuts Powdered sugar In small bowl combine prunes, sherry and orange peel; set n*Irle iS mlns,t,e. In tnrn k...I U4IIULZIV t. V4IS IOU pudding mix, eggs, oil and liquid drained from prunes. Beat with electric mixer at medium speed S minutes, scraping side of Bowl often. Fold in prunes and nuts to blend thoroughly. nerously grease and flour a 12-cup bundt pan. Turn batter Into pan; smooth top. Bake in 350 degree oven 50 to 55 minutes until springy tothe touch and pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes; turn out onto rack to cool nn.nrJaiai.. w1;qawl7. it._. Dust WIIB Po ered sugar. -. • ia - ,. . . ', •:jr' A 1' - ..z.:.t .. i a.. Ge ,n.. -- . wd SLICED ON CUT UYI QUICK PRUNE AND NUT POUND CAKE ...laced with a hint of sherry I S - ......... fl; ,S I BEETS H I Stir in 990 tAft * list SAVE 109 £NT111110 ALUMINUM dUUVJJdli. Sill At list 4Ioz CAN SAVE 10 I-----------i.a_ LW 51 Chun King Chow Mein Owl 475 SINs 0 QT. SIZE 5 liv! NI EvIl 111111 *55? Del Mont. SODAS .....1 ....Il .. wlu lI& Iii until well mixed. Gradually stir in a small amount of hot grapefruit mixture. Then stir egg yolks into remaining hot mixture with grapefruit rind and butter. Cool for 10 minutes. Turn Into pastry shell. Top with Meringue and bake in 350 degree F. oven 12 to 15 minutes, until lightly browned. YIELD: 6 to 8 servings. MERINGUE 3 egg whites L l teaspoon cream oftartar 6' tablespoons sugar Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until frothy. Gradually beat in sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time. Beat until still enough to hold sharp points. Spoon over grapefruit filling in pastry shell and spread so that it touches Inner edge of crust all the way around. SAVE 30c ______ ...,,n water and grapefruit juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. In small bowl, beat egg yolks a, p149- 160 SAVE sa list PIP Silt SlIM COMPOst imm ,'g 99 PURE FLORIDA HALF GALLON CARTON 2 BABY WET WIPES ——--- - SAVE 40C . $1" Ajax Cleaner 98 SLICED I2oz CAN so 7 Dynamo Liauid Detergent 1 HOOD ORANGE JUICE ACON 6 PACK SAVE SOC 31 Coffee Hi rmels Smoked Ham FYNE TASTE Ft'sI &ytrnAvei*t/ % cup corn oil 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 1½ cups unsUted flour icup quick oats lz teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon ground ciimamon ½aip coarsely chopped nuts In large bowl with miser at medium speed but corn oil, NUIP eggs, vailla until thick. Add flour, oats baking powder, salt and cüvlamon. But at low speed smW blended. Stir in nuts. Drop by level tstbIeepooia 2 inches apart on greased cookie abeet. Bake In 350 degrees F. own 12 to 15 minutes or until brown Makes about 3 duliL $188 Oscar Mayer Variety Pack CARLING BLACK RED, WhITE LABEL BEER & BLUE ML CROSS-COUNTRY OATMEAL COOK I8 $198 tykes Square Cooked Ham NEW ZEALAND 680 rjrp,,,e/ i6oz Oil II Ul f * ISst PU ,1.69 590 Cleaner $198 LISt GRAPEFRUIT MERINGUE I'iE 6 tablespoons cornstarch 1 cups su gar s teaspoon salt ½ cup cold water 2 cups fresh Florida grapefruit juice juice of 3 medium grapefruit) 3 egg yolks 1 Teaspoon grated grapefruit rind 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 baked 8- or 9-inch pastry shell , ON Juysh,avce,ksI smi lit *. Sno 5111 I I 1 Paisano Italian Sausage 994 ,2 Hormel Pork Sausages 2 ta blespoo ns butter or margarine, melted t 4 cup firmly packed brown sugar 13 to 15 peach slices, well drained on absorbent paper I tint 16-oz. can) one-third cup chopped nuts Cake: l cup milk 3eggs one-third cup butter or margarine, melted 2 cups original pa ncake mix '- cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon ' teaspoon ginger For topping, pour butter Into 9-inch round layer cake pan, coating bottom evenly. Sprinkle sugar evenly over butter; arrange fruit over sugar. Sprinkle wi th nuts. Heat oven to 350 degrees F. For cake, add milk, eggs and butter to combined remaining ingredients; mix just until smooth. Pour batter evenly over topping. Bake at 350 degrees F. about 35 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Loosen edges of cake from sides of pan; immediately invert onto serving plate. Serve warn, or cooled with whipped cream or Ice cream, if desired. Makes 9-inch round cake. Mix ,.-.,,I.lnr,4 ,, sugar SHOULDER 2/1 2/1 2/1 11.1 101?,, II t?lil Shut $1.48 p.e,, Pride i SO. CUT $ lUst SAVE 1OC A LB Gwaltney Big 8 Franks SAVE 609 A LB IM IlD1IU list "it 115 IISW F.F.V. Crackers sMrnlstuollR 0 LB I GRILL CREAM FRANKSi CHEESE MEAT HAP a u '5FO,1 Bt's! 119 SAIl NI Ni PtA Nil Nil 884 1' 884 1 984 SAYS * flu Pi$ Sliced American Singles Le MM * Nw CM 111101 Oult WILl 0*51 U"* list NI $s(9 $169 S*vl*lk,psipt,,pSW )iawuy ON TiMfi MUSiCITlIWS Best &qciirJvcerksI 1051)1 05 (al 051.11 PSI MUU SAVE 300 A LB Easy Diet Cottage Cheese 5*11 * Ph, PsI OtIS SAVE Sc CANDY staiN. M $ U Is ....Mr s 5 LBS is ''" . $129 3 TO ,•t .n U" * I (ShIN VIII? NM FRESH (rR1O UICY . .5269 Chuck Blade Roast GREEN CABBAGE SAVE ISC S .$189 iftIv Nih rn Special Trim Hams FRESH STALKS • ' Sul iN hut 1,011 'l(5*vil,m#Wu $459 [AM I , sI Boneless Shoulder Steak EACH Planters Mix Nuts 69 1 1$2 Beef Blade Chuck Steak 1*11*151550011 115* m no SW S*V1*IMjC11 VI 2O RANGES FOR 494 151? 50Ff. Graden Hose Toppi ng: - - 2 394 Uft IN 1(05 2PkGs 294 Tender Red Radishes 5*11* Juicy California Lemons 12 tot 794 SAC 100 Fresh Florida Grapefruits 6 SAC It * Li Fresh Yellow Onions J20 Fresh Carrots Jos119 LB BAG R--------ESH FLORIDA nvMJ Follow recipe for Slalom Steak substituting 1 pound sea pnllnn. ... In knit Broil A mph.s Cut li,ri,øp •....RrMi o• from beat, brushing with marinade and turning once, 8 minutes or until scallops are opaque and fork tender. Makes 4 servings. Follow recipe for Cro.Cowitry Oatmeal Cookies substituting 1½ cups corn flakes and ½ cup flasly chopped mixed bled fnit for oats and nuts Add 1 talilispoes grated orange rind with cinnamon. Makes about 34 da.e. Otto . 94 BROILED CITRUS SCALLOPS coom - ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED. FEB 20 THRU TUCS FEB 26. IRSO QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED IN YELLOW /\ TEMPLE . pc ° ta,(u IflTAT u 'i to Fresh Slaw or Salad c$ 1P gcouFt1' 8LALOMSTEAK MAN lAtIN COOIU Follow recipe for (ou-Country Oatmeal Cookies substItuting 1 cupwhole iran oareal and ½ cup rslslns for oats and nuts. Makes about 34 dosen. COIN FUJIE FRUIT I _I flUUfl.O To make meringue: Preheat oven to 400 deg F. Beat egg whites and cream of tartar un til foamy. Beat in confectioner's sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time; continue beating until stiff and glossy Completely cover stacked cakes with meringue, sealing meringue to loll. Ba ke 5.6 minutes until meringue is light brown. Makes 10 se r vi ngs. .,ft Sno White Mushrooms SIft SI I IS SAVE 1O as.w.wre eMS WWt.ta. S#5 JR406 l4$1Øp45 IlSa1u.t(S 11175 lilt 1*1101 ILC.10PlV?LSISA,*ilN, tss PS*ICT ilCtWl Vt :III Xt $ '1.1? Broil . 1'I I J.R.403 I • —I I 39 - AW hs Likl SURPRISE BAKED ALASKA 1 frozen Butter Recipe Chocolate Cake 1 31 i 02.) I frozen Cherry Cream Cheese Cake (19 oz.) A whites ½ teaspoon cream of tartar ½ cup confectioners' sugar Remove frozen Chocolate Cake and frozen Cherry Cream Cheese Cake from foil pans. Cut 2 inches from I end of Chocolate Cake. Cut t his small piece in half lengthwise. Stack Cheese Cake on large piece of Chocolate Cake. Place 2 small pieces of Chocolate Cake side by side on top of the Ch eese Cake. Place sta cked cake on an aluminum foil-covered baking sheet; let sta nd at room temperature about two hours. M ea nwhile, place egg whites in small mixer bowl; let sta nd at room temperature. a,0t, t oo;-_O-M0 0 IDE I LAUNDRY I' BOUNTY1 DETERGENT1 I TOWELS i 49oz sox I I JUMBO ROLLS I I $ I 59coo 5oom IIIILI1 __ 'u '. - GRAIN . i •i . 'Thk CAN — AND SAVE! IWOUPONS I I GOLDEN I / I I STEWED • I MACARONI I TOMATOES I I& CHEDDARI I I 7.2Soz 170Z90 PKG. SAVE • i . i:. w . ' (;l{API-:liulT Ml-:luN(;uE I'll' ...8 light textured dessert —.' WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD nib .. - SURPRISE BAKED ALASKA ...no ice cream in the cake lOX BROCCOLI 2 tablespoons corn oil 3 pound broccoli, cleaned, trimmed, cut into flowerets, stems sliced li cu ps sliced mushrooms 1 large carrot, cut Into 2-inch strips •ShSS - it ., I . i mp PRIDE Stir-Fry _ e i. t . at 0~ Macaroni d Chddar $132 - 1 PANTRY ITALIAN DRESSING Prepare Free-Style Dressing using red wine vinegar. Add I teaspoon dried oregano leaves, " teaspoon dried marjoram l ea ves and '2 clove garlic. Remove garlic before serving. Makes 1 1-3 cups dressing. The real surprise in this luscious dessert is how easy it is to make with a frozen Butter Recipe Chocolate Cake and a fr oz en Che rry Cream Cheese Cake, both made for you with lo vi ng car e by Sara Lee. Don't let the naine -Baked Alaska" worry you. Since there is no ice cream in the cake, timing is not so critical. But do keep an eye on the cake while it is in the oven, because meringue does brown quickly. - For best resul ts when assembling the "Alaska,' remove bo th cakes from their foil pa ns while still frozen. Also cut the chocolate cake as described in the recipe while frozen. - ___ HERB DRESSING Prepare Freestyle Dressing using white wine vinegar. Add 'f teaspoon dri ed savory leaves, '-. teaspoon dried basil leaves, 'i teaspoon dried dill weed and ' clove gar li c. Remove gar lic before serving. Makes 1 1-3rd cups dressing. February is the month for holidays, love and fabulous iesserts — a time when che rries and chocolate just naturally -1 go toget her. If you are fond of chocolate-covered cherries or Black Forest cakes, you won't be about to resist this fantastic Surprise Baked Alaska — a mer ingue-covered chocolate cake with a surprise in the center — a Cherry Cream Cheese Ca ke Filling: -- 'z 92 I . 4 Wednesday, Feb. 20, 19so-9 The Month For Love, Fabulous Desserts Is mw Fitness is not a natui condition. People h to work hard at all t activities to gain claim, such as tW Winter Olympics, or even dancing. Or else planned exercise may be the answer — at a lot of hard work. Watching the diet may be another hard job for many. Th e Fitness Co nnection. Dress . -- , -. - �01 106-Even ing Hearid, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb.20, 1W ________________________________ Legal Notice S I' iIpnd — Legal Notice _Ar1ms 41—Houses I(XS Need person to do HEAVY work (laundry, dry cleaning & PT driver). Must have valid chauffeur license. Apply in person 113 Palmet to Ave., — Sa nford Dry Cleaners. - Notice is hereby given that I am V. -:FICTITIOUS NAME engaged in business at 830 Hwy. Notice is hereby given that I am 1 97 Longwood, Seminole County, FURN DUPLEX-near down CALEND engaged in business at P.O. Box Seminole Orlando - Winter Park town. very neat 2 story. Cozy Florida under the fictitious name t, Lake Monroe, Fla. 32747, Of AUTO LIQUIDATORS OF home for 2 families, or great Seminole Cuunty, Florida under —4 investment with excellent i LONGW000, and that I intend to the fictitious name of FORMITEX, 322 - 2611 831 - 9993 income. Assume B pct. mtg. register said name with the Clerk INC. FLORIDA DIVISION. and 29—Rooms THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 $36,000. that I intend to register said name I of the Circuit Court. Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES County, Florida in accordance Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with the provisions of the Fic44C line 1 time Seminole County. Florida in ac SIeeping. kit.' pniv. Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Election of HOURS Iltious Name Statut es, ToWit: 3consecutive times 39c a line cordance with the pr ovisions of the laundry. Elderly lady, Section 865.09 Florida Statutes officers. Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: S3 PM working or ret. Private home. . 8 00 A M 7 consecutive times 36c a line 1957. Inc REALTOR,MLS' Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Sanford. 323.5627. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 'the Sanford Chapter of AARP, noon, Sanford Civic Sig. Samuel Wyner 1957 SATURDAY 9 Neon Center. Dr. MichaelM. Kolkin of Longwood will be the Sanford Graclobs livIng. Peas Publish Feb 6. 13, 70. 27, 1980 3 Lines Minimum or Night Sig. Formitex, Inc 3235774 Weekly & monthly rates, utilities 'DES 27 speaker. Covered dish luncheon. Florida Division Oak Ml. S. . Inquire 500 NOTICE OF PUbLIC By. Benjamin D. Coate DEADLINES GED Test Orientation, Orienth MEETING 4p.m., Seminole Community President 41—HnuSes . The Seminole County Local College. Tests scheduled for Feb. 25, 26 and 27. PubliSh Feb. 6, 13,20.77. 1980 Planning Agency will conduct a Noon The Daylefore Publication DES 26 public meeting to consider making .. — ..----------. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 SANFORD-Pàdè1ed I BR Midway. NewlyremodeledlBR. recommendations to the Seminole ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sunday - Noon Friday plus den-air, tile bath. SflO. Senior Citizens Tour for a day at Seaworid. Leave block on 1 acre, Ig sc porch 1. County Board of County Corn Adults. 811.7813. fenced yd. New ww carpet & Sanford at 9 a.m. with pick up at Leed's in Seminole missioners regarding adoption of STATE OF FLORIDA ______________________________________________________ (H. Quiet country living. By, the following Ordinances or Plaza at 9:30 Return at 5p.m. Call Doris Rogers DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL Beautiful I OR Condo Owner. 531.500. 322-0216. revisions to adopted Ordinances. . SERVICES Fully eqpt. kit. + W.D, Pool for reservation. AN ORDINANCE AMEND. 4—Personals DIVISION OF BUILDING CON. 18—Help Wanted 323.6570 . ING SECTION 42.03310 OF _____________________ STRUCTION AND PROPERTY Public meeting to discuss proposed conversion of WILSON PLACE- gorgeous, ORDINANCE 77.20, AFFORDING MANAGEMENT .iIIed -nsw..hnme. ..LB.R=$2Q9uP.POOl.Adu1tS.OflJYSeminole Harness Raceway to a dog-racing facility, ! PROVISIONS FOR THE PLACE. ---P ...WhvflpJnn..... c-T -- Eeen 'on Lake foyer 8. baths, Ig brick F1' in Ada. Just So. of MEP1 OF ADVERTISING Mate" Dating Service. All City state Rep. Bobby Regional Juvenile Detention i:30 FR w-paddle fans, built in Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in BENCHES IN THE UNINCOR ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa Center, Seminole County, Florida. AAA EMPLOYMENT . Brantley, host. Sanford. Call 323.1670 microwave, half acre oak PORATED AREAS OF SEMI. ter. Fl. 33518 No. Hrs.-7833. _tareç's Village shaded lot. $95,000. NOLE COUNTY PROVIDIN; FOR: Department of Health and SATURDAY, FEBRIMRY23 . AN EFFECTIVE DATE IN Rehabilitative Services. think Positive Americat Order Community Day, of Central 31—APartments Furnished SHADOW LAKE WOODSA RESOLUTION TO AMEND your "Welcome Home Host. QUALIFICATION PEOPLE All bidders wooded half acre shows off this SECTION 1 4.1, SEMINOLE Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth mus t submit prequatification data ages" bumper Window sticker 4 OR split plan w.wood 1 stone PLACING COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGU. Efficiency Apart ment todayt When they get home of their soccer clinic and "learn by doing" activities. eligibility to submit exterior. Great room w.FP, LAT IONS TO ALLOW THE Prefer working person let's give then a big Central proposals live (5) calendar days solarium, sunken shower - tub COUNTY TO ACCEPT IRREVO Gen bookkeeper & office skills. Ph. 904.775.7516 Florida Welcome' $2.00 (in p.iorto the bid opening date if not Sanford VFW Post and Aubiliary Benefit Barbecue, combo in Master, & low CABLE LETTERS OF CREDIT Super boss & surroundings. cludes tax, postage & han previously qualified by the - .-. .- -------------' assumption Price 598,500. noor to 6 p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront, ISSUED BY A BANK OR OTHER Division for the current fiscal year dung). SAK Promotions LTD, 32--Houses Unfurnished SAVINGS INSTITUTION AS AN MANAGER TRAINEE music bz Rhythm Rascals, t3azaar and bake sale. P. 0 Box 978, Casselberry, Ft. (July I thru June 30). - .-- --- -FANTASTIC 4 BR, 26. huge kit.. ALTERNATE FORM or SECUR. High School grad, will train. $770 32707. Sealed bids will be received. Proceeds for Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive formal DR, 1g. Master BR, ITY TO SATISFY CERTAIN LE. mo. Exc. benefits, readaloudon: Lk. Mary Blvd., 3 BR. 28, ..-------publicly opened and citrus trees, low cash to mtg.Workshop for the adult handicapped of Seminole GAL SUBMITTALS REQUIRED garage, ref., range, Moving to a newer home, apart. Perfect location ' IN THE PLATTING PROCESS. County. Open to public. LOAN CLERK microw ave, drapes, no pets. DATE AND TIME: March 12, ment? Sell "don't needs" fast AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Application & processing exp. $375 mo. 862.6893. . 1980 until 2:00 P.M., local time. with a want ad. SECTIONS 696(a) and 6 98, SEM . EXCLUSIVE ½ acre in country,,.' Cathedral Court No. Angel for a boss, of Amaranth in. PLACE: State Office Building, INOLE COUNTY CODE, ADOPT. 3 BR, l'.'z 8, 10 mm. to Sanford3 BR, 26, Carport, stallationoI officers, 8p.m., Masonic Temple, N. at the Hearing Room, 941 West ING THE 1979 EDITION OF THE privatearea,CH1A,lg.patlo. AC,S32SflrstlIast FACTORY MAINTENANCE Park, Morse Boulevard, Winter Ave.. Sanford. STANDARD MECHANICAL 6— Child Care carpeted, easy cash to mont.. 349.5540 Elec. & welding exp. Top Florida 32789. CODE WITH CERTAIN AMEND. Only $4 5,900. notch company. ' PROPOSAL: Bids must be 4 OR, 1½ B, Fl Rm.carpeted, MENTS THERETO; PROVIDING Sanford VFW Post on in full in accordance submitted 8 p.m., post borne C.H.A $325 mo. FOR INCLUSION IN THE SEMI INVESTMENT Western Auto, GENERAL LABORERS Will Baby Sit with the requirements of the + dep. 3220216 lakefront. NOLE COUNTY CODE AND 12.000 sq ft. auto lift w.air' Use muscles & get rich, Many In my home. $25 wk drawings, specifications, bidding PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE compressor, 1g. sign in front, openings. Sanford TUESDAY, MARCH 4 and contractual condition, which SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYLE DATE. owner will sell inventory at may be examined and obtained Over 50 Club of Ssifor4, 10:30 a.m., Redding Garhome3 BR, 28, extra 1g. kit., & AN ORDINANCE AMENDING cost. This is a real money -CASHIER-HOSTESS from the: Fl. rm. on 1 acre. $450 mo. Ph. SECTIONS 6 126(a) AND 6127. dens social hail. maker. Only $135,000. Chance to be charming exc. 9od Things to Eat ARCHITECT -ENGINEER: Se igier Realty, BROKER, 321. SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE, dining spot. Gutmann Dragash Associates 0641. ADOPTING THE 1979 EDITION SATURDAY, MARCHS UNBELIEVABLE lake front Architects Planners, Inc., Post OF THE STANDARD PLUMBING Naveloranqes&grapefruit home on 1g. chain of lakes. Sanford Kiwanis Club Pancake Day and Theseareonlyafew. Lk. Mary New Home 938, Drawer Office Sanford, . CODE WITH CERTAIN AMEND. $4 bul BR, 28, C.H&A. paddle boat, VACANTI READY tion,March 8, Sanford Civic Center, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 Florida 32711. MENTS THERETO; PROVIDING 327 6733. 3220362 sea wall, dbl. car garage, w.w CALL ANNETTE TELEPHONE: 305 3225472. 3 BR, 28 home w.FR, eat-in kit., p.m. Auction begins at 5 p.m. FOR INCLUSION IN THE SEMI. 912 French Ave. car pe t & much more. Priced to Appropriation No. I 7"9"!33 _________________________ cfbl car garage in Brandermill. NOLE COUNTY CODE AND Corner of 10th & French sell. $87,500. t SATUR9AY, MARCH 15 $450 mo. CONTRACT AWARD: The PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE "YOUR FUTURE IS : 11Instructions DATE contract will be awarded by the Second Annual Sa nf ord Road Race, 8 a.m., 100 00 H.D. Realty Inc. REALTOR IF YOU REALLY WANT TO OUR CONCERN" Executive Director, Depart ment AN UKUINANU AMINDING 630 8600 SELL HOUSE, CALL meter plus mile 7:30 a.m. "Fun Run" starting from of General Services. SECTION 651. SEMINOLE I _______ US. WE HAVE BUYERS! cinrnrd Civic Center, Publish Feb. 13,70,1980 25c RAINBOW COUNTY CODE ADOPTING THE 23c . COOKS&COOK TRAINEES -t c)lent DES-67 -.1979 EDITION OF THE STAND. — CHALLENGING REWARDING ARD BUILDING CODE FOR USE Creative Expressions 322.7813 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O fast food take-out store, in. WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY; 2 mature, r es ponsible young THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL surance, cr edit union, profit .. OMITTING SECTIONS 111, 112, men would like to rent turn, or CIRCUIT IN AND share avail. Apply Lake Mary FOR -----------AND 113 OF THE STANDARD part. turn. house in Sanford. Inc REALTOR, MLS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA .. 66 Food Store, Lake Mary , Fl. Ip_i _ BUILDING CODE AND ADOPT Lake Mary area. Have dep. _________________ Case No. $0.21.CA.o4.p Call Nelson 666.5209. 323.5774 Day or Nigh Kitchen helper, experienced, Mary C. Wms, to Doris E Lake, Dorothy P., Lots II & IS & W 2511 ING APPENDICES 0. H AND I. PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF PT. FT. All around assistant begin 1421 chains S 7 wo chains W of Lot 16 01k C Tr 10 second rep of SWORKING SUPERVISORS THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE DORIS MARIE BEASLEY, for quality restaurant. Prep., of NE corner of NW4 of NW4 of W600ft Sanlando Springs, $32,300. Exp. in cabinet making, cutting AND PROVIDING AN EFFECPetitioner-Wife salads, line working. Apply in NE'4 of Sect, $75,000. The Babcock Co to Laura C. formica Be a leader. $1, 000 TIVE DATE. and person, see Mrs. G. • DeItona Robinson. 316; Windward Sq.. Johnny Walker Real Est. Inc t mo. to start. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING DEWEY Inn. BEASLEY, Daniel J. Cacciatore & wI Karen Sect, 3. $4,000. ORDINANCE NO. 19-9, THE Respondent -Husband M. Lot 145 & the E', of Lot III Fred Mange Jr. &wf Joyce M.to Immediate opening for LEGAL COUNTY ENERGY General Laborers- Day shift, M.M. Lords First Add to Citrus Carl Stuart Courtney, Lots S 8. NOTICE OF ACTION EFFICIENCY BUILDINO SECRETARY. Typing skill, apply at Mill office between S 577,500. Bik, 33 Sanlando The Suburb TO: DEWEY J. BEASLEY minimum oo w.p.m. Demo& 11 a m. Ref. Req. American Olin AM Homes of El Inc to Beaut. Sant Sect., $41,625 11.5 CODE" TO ADOPT MORE ENwhose address is unknown strafed concern for the poor. ERGY EFFICIENT REQUIRE. Wood Products, 700 Marvin Jaime Jaime V. Soto & wf Myrna, Lot I Percent, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Apply In person at CENTRAL Rd., Longwood, Ft 131k B Greenwood Laks Un 1, Richard B. Rogers & wf Nell H. MENTS FOR THERMAL AND action for Dissolution of Marriage FLORIDA LEGAL SER. 559,100. loTondaL.Chas$ain,Lot9BlkQB LIGHTING EFFICIENCY DE. has beenfiled against you and you VICES, INC., 104 South Park SIGN STANDARDS FOR USE Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc to Wm. Quail Pond Add to CO. 535.600. are required to serve a copy of RN or LPN, Ito I? part lime. Avenue, Sanford, Florida WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY; Sabal Point B. Soyars, Lot 3 Cluster P Sterling Prop Inc to The your written defenses, If any, to it Apply In person Sanford Nursinl I RQvIQING.EoR INCLUSION IN ______________________________ AIItS.Ung ______________________________ . Southron PaitlN 21, 147,700. Crp, Lot 29 Whisper' & Convalescent Cett.r, 930 on: SUSAN A. ENGLAND, At 17's!sIr AN EQUAL OPPQRTUNtTY,.11 HE EM HOLE COUNTY CODE Superior Constr. Co. Inc to Wood atsabalPoint UN2,$fl,500. torney for Petitioner, LEGAL - MeflOnvill.. EMPLOYER AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC. Jeffrey L. Ginter Awl Masayo, Lot Winter Springs Dcv Crp to Delco CLINIC OF ENGLAND & EASE SEALING & MAINT. CO. TIVE DATE. Complete Mobile 591k I? N Orlando, $37,, Inc Lot 161 Winter Springs Un CHEEK, P A 1007 East Highway Spring special 2 coats of sealer MINORITIES ENCOURAGED AN ORDINANCE DECLARING Home Repair Cou ntry Homes Inc to David W. $31,000. 436, Altamonte Springs, Florida TO APPLY on 1500 'ds or more, 25c per sq CERTAIN BUILDINGS , OR Wm S. Dakam 8. WI Barbara A. Foederer & wf Diana B., Lot II 37701, on or before March 3, 1980, yd; restriping 9c ft. STRUCTURES WITHIN THE UN. $370 per thousand for envelopes toParkAve. Mobile Park Inc, Lots Tuscawilla UN 7, 5101,500. and file the original with the Clerk Any cleanipg extraSERVICES UNLIMITEO INCORPORATED AREAS OF you mall. Postage Paid, Free. Joseph P. Lafleur Jr. & Beverly 9.15 BIIi k2 & lots 1.19 61k 1 of the Court either before service Division of Maior US Corp. is AnyrepairextraNew or Old. Small or Large, SEMINOLE COUNTY WHICH BLW.EH P.O. Box 13332A. Morton to Paul D. Duval a. wt Dreamwold Second Sect, $100. on Petitioner's attorney Staled use only Federal Spec. seeking DOT qualified drivers We Inside or Outside, Top or ARE UNOCCUPIED AND UN. Orlando, Fla . 32809. Mary E., Lot 124 Wedgewood UN 3, (QCD) Robert E. Marinak & wf abo ve, or immediately thereafter, for materials. Co'smicoat Sealer. the road private -. Bottom, We do it All. Home SUITABLE FOR OCCUPANCY $65,300. OphetlaR.toRobert F. Catledge & otherwise a default will be entered Been in Seminole Cty 20 yr's carriage operation to be based Repair l Remodeling. F.nces, AND WHICH ARE UNSAFE, Small Est. Inc to Edwin W. King, wf Denise M., Lot 21 BIk E Sum. against you for the relief prayed Or1134-6303 in Sanford, Fl. Qualified ap. Sanford 322-7510 roof, of, carpet, plumb, patio,' DANGEROUS OR UNSANITARY The WL. of the N½ of NE'i less merset N Sect, $28,000. for In the Petition. plicants must have two-man MMEMMMEMMMMMiNNOW etc., etc., etc. Chances are if TO BE PUBLIC NUISANCES; the W 50 ft of E 19011 Plus Rd 46 r Paul N. Unger to U.S. Home Crp WITNESS MY HAND and the learn exp., be at least 25 yrs of we can't do it no one can. 24 hr. PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF The E ½ of NW'. Of SEI,/4 Sect, w Sect, $100 Seal of this Court on this 28th day age & have a min. of 2 yrs. DEFECTS TO OWNER; PRO. 332.0771 Richard T. Bargamian & wf $496000. of January, 1980. over the road cap., good VIDING FOR CERTIFICATION Sharon L. to Charles R. Lus I wf Robert F. Graham Jr. & WI (SEAL) references & a proven safety TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Elizabeth, Lot 7 61k A N Orlando Mary Ann W. to Michael F. 322-0213 Mrs. Barbara Johnson Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. COOKS record required. Interested COMMISSIONERS WRITTEN R ebuild Condemned Hov Spangler &wf Debra S., the Sloft (after 5p.m.) Bldg 2116, Apt. 2 Terr., 516.200. Clerk of Circuit Court applicants please reply to Box FINDI UGS OF THE NUISANCE SOBALINT 322.5645 Masters Cove Apt's Frederick B. Drementz & WI Jan of 1 lot 16 & lot 17 BIk 202nd Sect, Seminole County IL co The Evening Herald, IF NOT ABATED IN SPECIFIED E. to Julian T. Caldwell & WI San Lanta, $27 000. Age-Newborn to 1 yr's. . . By: Cynthia Proctor P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. TIME LIMITS; PROVIDING FOR Winter Springs Homes Inc to Carolyn R., Lot 5 61k C Camelot Sa.m.to S p.m.-Mon. thru FrI. 1 Man, quality operation Deputy Clerk 32771. EOE M.F. & THE DETERMINATION OF Once D. Belsner & WI Helen M. UN 1, You supply all necess. Publish Jan 30 & Feb. 6, 13, 20, $ yrs. exp. Patios, Drivew ay's SUCH NUISANCES BY THE $40 per child-per week Ross Builders Inc to Wm. W. Lot 66 Wildwood, $47,800. etc. Wayne Beat. 327.1321 1980 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS. Winter Springs Homes Inc to Keenan Jr. 1 WI Eleanor, Lot 14 DER 103 SIONERS; PROVIDING FOR NO. P M Mildred F. Worden, Lot 43 Wild. BIk A Sky Lark Subdv, $46,000. TICE TO OWNER, IF KNOWN, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF wood, $37,300. Ralph E. Kschal to Knud P I's easy to place a Classified Ad OF SUCH LAND, BUILDING, Mature woman to care for Semi. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc to Kundesen, Lots 71 S addenda to We'll even help you word It. STRUCTURE OR PREMISES . CIRCUIT invalid & housework. Private FOR Donald J. Devito I WI Evelyn F., SEMINOLE Cell 327.2311, Alt 7 Palm Springs, $323,000. DECLARED TO BE A PUBLIC TOWER'S IEaUfl'SALÔP( 'COUNTY, FLORIDA room & bath. Good salary, ' Country Club VIII Gliders Inc to Lot 17 01k B Sterling Park UN 4, NUISANCE; PROVIDING FOR formerly Harrl.tt's Beauty Nook Perm. Ref. req., able to drive Michael J. Defeo & WI Marie, Lot $5&600. PUBLIC HEARING; PROVID 5196. lit St., 327.3702 CASE NUMBER: 003$SCA.I$-L 322399$. Olin AM Homes of Fl Inc to 51 Country Club VIII UN I, $14,700. ING FOR METHOD OF SERVICE RE: THE PETITION OF; . Country Club VIII Older's Inc to Andrew L. Koberlein & WI Ellen OF THE NOTICE AND SUM. MINDI NELL LETELLIER, a DODD __________________________________________________ Stanley M. Glasser I wf Carolyn B., Lot 6 Cluster L Sterling Park Retired Radio advertising MONS; AUTHORIZING THE Minor L., Lot 57 Country Club VIII UN 1, UN $46300. salesman, want to make extra Landclearing, Fill Dirt I. CIaj'' BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS.. and The Babcosk Co to Morris $10,100. income every month? Call the MEINTZER'TIL! SIONERS TAKE Chuckoormly TO NEC. NELLIE MAY ERASURE • her FF Scm to Belco Entrp Inc from Steinman I WI Mildred, UN 306, BIG ONE WETO. 904.734.9396 tew or repair, leaky showers our ESSARY CORRECTIVE ACTION 372.7991 Mother NW corner of Lot 17 BIk 0, DR. Cranes Roost VIII Sect, 3, Condo, specialty, 23 yrs.Exp. 8691362. TO ABATE PUBLIC NUISANCE Bartender .Cocktail Waitress. Petitioners Mitchell Survey of Levy Grant, $36,900. UPON FAILURE OF THE OWN. Tile floors Installed Exp., apply in person Deltona The Huskey Co to Russe ll T. 1851000. ER TO DO SO; PROVIDING FOR NEEDED NOW. NEWIREPAIR Inn. Mon thru -Fri. 2 to 6p.m. TO : ARNOLD LETELLIER W. Kirby Moncrief Ind & Tr to Swain Jr. Lot 1001k C Sweetwater A METHOD FOR THE ASSESS. ' Free Est. 13017$3aft6 address unknown Club UN lA, $79,900. FE Sam From the NE¼ of SW'/ MENT OF THE COST OF SUCH CARPENTERS Last Known address: The Babcock Co to Kenneth R. Sect 71, $100. ABATEMENT TO THE LAND Parttlme Estimator Unknown Clarence W. Angle & wf Octavio Slate I w'f Rachel R. Un 202 tERTIFIEOLAWN UPON WHICH SUCH NUISANCE Exp. only need apply YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the '. M. to Donald D. Royer, Lot 7 61k 4 Cranes Roost VIII Sect, 3, CNOD, & LANDSCAPING EXISTS; PROVIDING AUTHOR. Petitioner, MINDI NELL LETEL. 322- 111"S A . S. Russells Add to Fri Reed, *5.4,700. FREE ESTIMATES 322.7903 ITY TO SELL MATERIAL SAL LIER a minor, and NELLIE MAY 'Alterations, Dressmaking,, $12,500. (QCD) John S. Andrew's Jr. to VAGED AND TO CREDIT THE ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES: ' - ,. 'Drapes, Uph*tstefy ERASURE, her Mother. In the Anthony Juliano I nd. Tn., to Fl Joseph M Muraslto Sr., begin it PROCEEDS AGAINST THE COST Do you find time on your .3230107 above styled action, has filed a Homecraf firs Inc The E lift of the SW corner of NEI. Of NW'/4 of OF ABATEMENT OF THE NUI - • hands? Do enjoy you Petition in the above styled Court Lot 7 1 the W 36 ft of Lot I 91k H Sect. 6, $100. SANCE; PROVIDING THAT housework? Could you use for the Name Change of the minor LW Park, U.000. ....' $3.10 hr. during the hr's. the (QCD) Same as above, property ASSESSMENT SHALL CONSTI. child named in that Petition, and (QCD) Donald F. Keilman to Plinting by Anthony Corino, TUTE A LIEN UPON SAID LAND kids are in school? Come see having a Width of 23 it on either you are commanded to serve a Eleanor M. Keilman, Lot ill rvwalI. 1.IIlnnt. -, ari xx,..,. r....i,.. - .. Collings imx. n -..vuuiry or i*t., pros re, us. Quality Inn North, 1.1 & side of a road having a centerline AND PROVIDING METHODS OF copy of your written defense's If Wood-crest UN 3, $100, rsoalr•d. Re;. & Comm,1 FORECLOSURE AND COLLEC. cleaning. Free Est. 3220071. 431, Longwood. which has a point of beginning any, on CARMINE M. BRAVO, Isiah Porcher & WI Mary to I Remodel & Additions. ' — . TION OF SAID LIEN; PROVID. UPJOHN HEALTH CARE apprOX.663ftW.7lOftSoftheN¼ ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney, Mildew Hodgson I Henry Por. Call 8315398or $620134. ING FOR HEARING BEFORE BROILER I GRILL COOK corner of sect. 6, 1100. wttoseaodressIs: $43 State chit', Lots 15.21 W.F. Leavitts Road THE BOARD OF COUNTY cOM FOOD WAITR ESSES PpJ,*Ing&IlsIr ": 434, Suite 109, Longwood Village, 628-0636 Subdv, $100. Ar Di Homes Inc to John A. MISSIONERS TO CONTEST THE COCKTAIL WAITRESSES Longwood, Florida 32750, on or (QCD) Senate Wms to John D. Gisn&Seatng -. SERVING ORANGE AND. Quinn Jr. I wf Ruth E. Lot 270 COSTS AND CHARGES IN Exp. only apply lnperson beforethe alst day of March, 1980, Wms. & WI Damp, Lot $ revised OR SEMINOLE COUNTY Barclay Woods Third Add., CURRED BY THE COUNTY TO CASASANDRONI Trent Painting IRepair . flit the orlg [not with the CI, p1.1 of Dixon Subv., $100. Animal Haven Gromlng & ABATE THE NUISANCE; $123,600. 300E.CommercialAve. Interior I Exterior of this Court, eith.i-wiore service (QCD ) Michael S. Davis to Carol Boarding Kennels. Thermo. DRIVERS.WAREHOUSE AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF ' Free Est. 327353 A.H. Davis, Lot lOIess the E 15.40 Olin Am Homes of Eli. Inc. to COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO on PetItioner's attorney or im. stat controlled heat, off floor lsnmedate openings. Must have Cashler.Hostias iateIytt'ufter; otherwise,a ft of I the 31. 98 ft of Lot 11 Elk 67, Leon E. Elderidge Jr. 1 *1 Betty sleeping boxes. We cater to -Fl. Chauffeur license, 23 yrs. APPROPRIATE AND EXPEND Exp only AMshiltl days. Apply default may be entered against Sanlando The Suburb Beaut. Palm S. Lot 1 Cluster P. Sterling Park your pit. 37267-,$2. PAINTING& REPAIR or older With good driving F.. FUNDS TO CARRY OUT PROVI. in person Deltona Inn. i you for the relief demanded In the Springs Se Sod, $100. Un. 21, 847,300. lndlv. rms. & houses cord. Annual starting salary in 510145 OF ORDINANCE; 06. Mrs. G. Petition. Make room Hi your attic,'óràgi, Rodney G. Green I WI Judith A. 3221251aft 3p.m. -. excess of $10,000. Exc. Corn. CLARING PROVISIONS OF THIS Tony Coppola As. Inc. to Sell Idle Items with a Classified to Ray E. Bowling lwf Marion M. WITNESS my hand and the se& pony benefit's, major Florida Nurses . Nurses Aide P.T ORDINANCE ARE SUPPLE. E. L" I WI Mary Raymond Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at Lot 34 Garden Grow UN 1,576,980. Painting I Remodeling Aluminum Distributor is Call 322.3133 MENTAL AND IN ADDITION TO of the Court at Sem inole Coun. Lot 51 Twenty West, $36,000. 3332611 or $314993. Charles Amedeo&wf Shirley V , at Sanford, Florida, this 1511% FREE ESTIMATES, expanding to Longwood to After 6p.m. OTHER ORDINANCES; PRO. ____ to Charles Amed.olwf Shirley V day of February, 1950. 06 Call anytlm. 349.5239 (QCO) Carolyn M. C. Trotta I serve greater Orlando area. VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; Lot 4 Old C Tangiewood Sect, (SEAL) 31 p.,, . Anthony J. to Anthony J. PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN Call 2 p.m.4 p.m. to schedule Waltness-.*p.r$enced P T, $100 At't' H. Beckwith Jr. Interview. 33161$4. Trotta, Lot 311 Winter Springs Un THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE ___________________________________ Sun RiseEnectors Inc toMichael $100. P.M. Quality food service. Clerk of the Circuit .6. AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC. Apply In per'son. $es Mrs. 0., S. Senla Iwo Helen, Lot $7 Sunrise Court TIVE DATE. CASHIER Dettons Inn. UN Housewives Cleaning Service -Susan 6. Tabor The meeting will be held in Fan. In, 0.1 i--- ..w, •L Sunrise rict0r$ Inc to Michail Personalized, fast, dependable Deputy Chit Wedding photography by Johà Room 474 of the Courthouse. Insurance, credit union, profit be. Senla I *1 Helen, Lot $7 Regular orl time basis Publish Feb. 20, 77 I. Mar. 5, 17. Cullum free engagement Sanford,Florida. on March 6, l9SO Share avail. Apply Lake Mary L.gd Sunrise UN 2A, $67,000. Please call aft 5p.m. 677.5194 1900 photos or color 1*10. 3335251. at 3:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter Food Store, 66 Lake Mary, Fl. Sunrise Erectors to Lee I. Davis DES- 94 as poss ible. The meeting may be ' __I ______________ PlCT0T10fj1N1M1 I WI Esther, Lot I - Sunrise UN I, continued from time to time. Notice is hereby gIven that we $50,000. -.Hifl!nIfl,sm.* Written comments may be Oiled Welding Sunrise Erectors Inc to Thomas are iflhii0d In business at 500 E with the County Planner and those W. Hammontree & WI Jan F,, Lot semoran, Casselberry, Seminole pppea,ing will be heard. Carpentry, Palntlflg,MaInt. $6 Sunrise UN 2. MAN. County, Florida under the I Ic. BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE;. Woody PrIce. AGE o Of all types, LIc. Bonded g Comm Center's Crp foist N t tItiom . name of SPACE chairman I 3-6$3$ insuredAtlanta, Parcel A: Commence at SOLAR SYSTEMS, and that we -UlS, 3214517 Seminole County Local the SE corner of IlItt of SEth of Intend to register said name with Custom built utility Ibest' Planning Agency Large reception area with 2 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, NW1Iii Sect, 5109.598. trailer's, truck rack's & misc., Publish February 20. 29, 1980 Custom design homes. adjoining private off Ics. Ronald C. Wilson & WI (Isle to Seminole County, Florida III $C . repairs. 06504 ddltloAs. ti-01111111111 James D. Peacock Jr. & Carolyn cordancewlthth.Provislonsolthe Fully caFpeted, I A. Lot 7 W.kiva Hills Sect, 1. Fictitious Now Statutes. To-Wit; E LO central air &W h4. Section $63.19 Florida Statutes $100,000. TM US Navy offers great lob water and garbage collect ion Robert J. Ettwein & WI Ireida 1CP. if %?iI qualify, furnished. F. to Ruth Bartholomew, Lots 41 Edgar I. Hyatt To LIA Youf Bohm. ood pay. Wit hemeffis, and a 1581k 8 Maine Add to LW. $43,980. lob Hansen chairs to loom Wade you ealO Ample Ølv3te parking. Mary Lou D. Hell Viefiman like Jocelyn Welch Got toe each - call your Navy NJ 322-2611 or 831-99 Mary Lou O. Hill I ho MW. A. Publish Feb. 3, 1$, 30, 27, 1950 recruiter. Call us celieclx Mumenommomens~ Vlehman to S.L. DeVote & *0 06170 93T Qeargi Tiegle at 32114m. CLASSIFIED ADS AR - i ';. OFSANFORDREALTOR ' - - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 10108, : 4-2. Like new, consider lease Option $44,500, broker owner. - 126.000-St. Johns River access, $3,500 dwn. for 10 act" es, owner will assist with financing. . REALTOR 322-4991 I. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE -. Eves. 349-5400 3221959 _________- When you place a Classlf led Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. , _______________________ 2 OR, 20, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for $33,900. LUXURY LIVING 3 OR, 28, pool, BBQ, green house, 19. patio. $53,900. EXECUTIVE LI VING Lake front living is avaIl. In this 4' acre estate. )BR, 18 w. guest collage, fruit trees. $92,000. _______________ Land Clearing _____________ . REALTORS 7710 Sanford Ave. - 3337977 ___________________ If you are having difficulty Ilndin _ - j. JUNE po1zwLTv. .t - ., 'REALTOR MLS Lw 223-2913 ,3fl.WS DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 7 BR, 1 lath, 19. covered patio, and fenced backyard. EXTRA room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA liveable. $27,500. .:s - W. Gannett White Rep. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone 323.7181, Sanford g 2 BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DOWNTOWN, FRESH CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORCH INEW ROOF. $21,900. Just, perfect for sm lam. or rtlred couple. 2 ON, IS, Lit, FR, very attractive kit,. Dêltone. ___ NOW RENTING Deltonal Here it isl Should be 373.000, only $64,505. Custom bull? 32. has everything in. Cluding built-in Microwave oven. II, I HUGE DUTCH COLONIAL, MO. DERN , POOL. 3 BEDROOM, 2½ BATH, FORMAL DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE, EAT. IN KITCHEN. REDUCED TO $32,900 WITH ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. N4nest MOUI lip Sr Z wis. m*n .' N. I Wallet csiaib. Ph. Eve, z-'u 111 Thit1 ilvening Herald Classified offer no fancy claim. 5.';. Just Results I 322.7070 j s • a I • 4 Spirit is with',, too for route Punt se,it cotrpto,I And Spirit as a longer wheelbase -import ant for a solooth ride Spirit s a lot more car ri a lot ut other ways, too GUARANTEEING EVERY EAGLE, CONCORD AND kfl'M ?1W1k* 1M S NIT#TYPAL 1141111111111M SPIRIT LIKE 12Ej41TY ry part except tines. NO CARS Even If It lust wears Otjt.' HAVEEVER FACTORY RUST PROTW7W' BEEN EXCLUSIVE FL ff#V. , GUARANTEED iW) RUST*ARR4I7P" ATkO(XTM COST. BEFORE ',, 22-gallon THE gas lank lets it go 4miIes• THRU 'ALL JO Pi.pjh*, esirn4ie,© (PA e',i'nPpil rn; 9 (Isp lips,' i'iJa?PS 'ii "i-4' '. - ' -.' and rniieaJe rid, ,d'p 'liP i'iilii."iJ S&o'..'I *.41h'ii111Ill iii% '1.3 I?.;. 'p' p0, Actual h?iPI*4t V.1.49. iii i.-'i,tit.I, be it's H"cp,' '.ii.r'icai,Ip rt'41 t'.i-..' I - •'.''.'' •''," - , 'l'm9r t 0' $4n I .I(id ,ii 1_I'. ' ' A4".li.i, dpi ,..'.l ;.'iii;a.P ii,.'... -' 'i%ipii -S ,,4,,4ipii ,,' 12,,- it ,,, 4,5m . .. , ','.,,Sl"ed ii. ii?'?4? ,.' ,,? ii, .1 Z',.r-,'i n,i'....' ''( I,- ,y i-i,,'., '-'I ,i4?. i, -, ri American Motors CIROCKITT og II BUILDING THE SPIRIT— WITH A 21-GALLON GAS TANK THA T'S 81/2 GALLONS BIGGER THAN CHEVETTE' BUILDING LUXURY C4R THATGOES FARTHER WiTHOUT STOPPING FOR GAS THANANYOTHER COMPACT IN AMERICA. CONCORD. BasedonEPAestimates Concord's eont design and 0 4 - R OOM HOUSE ON LARGE CORNER LOT NOW 3 BED. ROOM, 1½ BATH, ORIGIN. ALLY BUILT ASA DUPLEX, VACANT MAKE OFFER. $21,500. a 4 s BUILDING THE ONLY COMPACT AUTOMOBILE Will! AUTOMA TiC 4-V/HEEL DRIVE ,.,;;J=!~ JJERIC4N EAGLE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES, CEN. TRAL HEAT AIR, DIBARY AREA. com& S A N FORD MOTOR CO. EAGLUHRITNiD CONCORD -AT SEIGLER REALTY $00 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL. 322-4312 BROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 327-1577 IF I Foss I NEW HOMES - lip with payments $750 & under to qualified buyers. 113 Carver Ave. 1.7034474, • 0 YMENT g 4 I 9 4 4 REAL ESTATE REALTOR.322-7$a -.Goil'fishlng, lake frontage, 3 ace mini farm. Comp. w3 BR hrne. Osteen. Notici ' .çfl.T• Sy7,000. 322-2287. . Sanford 321-0440 CaIlBart - ___________________ _____________________ —i Executive Home-Loch Arbor 3 OR, Rec. room, pool, 7 yrs. old Assume 7½ mtg. Owner will bold 2nd with large down. ______________________ ' ____________________ • buyers, New homes with monthly Dayments under $250. Low down payments. 322.2717 to drive, a BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM. 2 lob, or some service you have BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 need of, read all our want ads CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL every day. HEAT I AIR. CUSTOM , FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST ", BE SOLD THIS WEEK I PRIntIng - - .. L . . . - -I - - .. I— 1 act. lftrere'st to qualified a place to live, car ,_ , - 323-2222 6 _________________________ .. CALL — Branch Office LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, WOODED, WITH ALMOST NEW BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL HEAT I AIR, MANY EX TRAS. 989,900. !I.EVJIIIIY __ APTS. PARK STEMPER AGENCY I. Lai&LannS 'I REALTORS Save Gas-move Into this (like new), 3 OR, 21 home, central lOC$$,d, only $45,000. assume mont. at 7%. ___________ LIVE- IN COMPANION ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 531,000-4 + acre's + Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, tfds won't last, call I see today. -, 1 2565 $20,000-New Listing, 3 BR, lB. Oder home, good cond., corner lQt, owner finance with sub. slantial down. . _____ 322-2420 321-0759 Bssut yCg, yiASII I Rep. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave ONM~~~~ ____ Sanford's Sales Leader BATEMAN REALTY - ____ f MORRIS REAL ESTATE ______- 9 A.M. & 5 P.M. NURSES Al DES— 3 to 11; 11 to? ______ HAL. OLBT REALTY -_______ .. .ssmaklng _____ __________________________ experienced RN's— LPN's HOME CARE— HOSPITAL STAFF wy 92. 1 mile . Babysitting StMes ' DAYTONA AUTO (TION - ________________ ____________- TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS between ------ REALTORS - , ________ ____ -- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 8126 - _____ ransJc'flpj - - J. - RORSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 179? Santord. Fl. 32771 ____________________________ Harold Hall Realty' . especially large quantities Call collect 901 387 6709 by Feb 21 _______________________ __________________ ____ TO LIVE IN BOOKS _________________________ -________ ________ AcCessories ______________ __________ .-- 52-Appliances 8o--Autos for Sale - , ______ - CASHIERS 11 . . to 7 A.M.shift. Please apply In person to MIKE FEllED A5SIst.Gen Mgr or Chef RUSSEL 5-Boats & - Ads will help ou fed 'ha? oh ___________________________ 2 ______________ _____ - - , I _______ ___ __ ________ W (tIJY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIX 1 PP F S Jenkins Fur nIury' 205 F 25th 5? 323 0"I - Auc. _ It's like pennies from heaven wh en you sell "Don't Needs with want act ____________ Looking for a job') The Class ,tied . - WAITRESSES DISHWASHERS' - — STENSTROM REALTY _________ CAVALIER MOTOR INN Is seeking Get PI.'fltV Of prospects Ac1verts sour product or cervicO fl the Class i fied Ads 79—Trucks-Trailers '. Ton Chevy PU 350. auto trans, PS. PR $1.000 327 7682 __________________________ Antiques and Modern Furniture One Piece or Houseful Bridges Antiques 373 2801 ______-_____________ -. 1978 Dodcie step sde $2005 takeover $111 mo 372 1855 aftA Wc buy used furnitur FURNITURE & THINGS 500 S Sanforct A ve Sanford 3?) 659) BARGAIN TVs Why pay more' HERBS TV 7597 S Sanford Ave323 1731 . _________ - . . . Inc., Reaftors ..'.. - Transfers •, off of total inventory of brand new intersprinq bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery Noll's Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 1792, So of Sanford 32287" to BUY _________________________. used TV's. $25 & UP MILLERS ?6I9OrIando - Dr Ph 327 035? Don't Pile no longer needed It ems ___________ Park _____- Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We at$o make RaI Esrre '.1 Business Ios Florida Mor 'tgage Investment 1104 E Robinson, Orlando, 1222976 CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS Of merchandise every day, ___________________________ Good -- - 68—Wanted _______ 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time Original $59'). hal $181 or - ' $21 mo, Agent 339 . ic03 Orlando Dr. .. 38 Order The Real Estate Agency . . - ______________________ . ' -- ______ ___________ ______ 47-A'---!/crtgages Bought - 53-W RadItereo ___________________________ _____________________ ______ . ______ ______ Wednesday, Feb. 20, 198l1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Goods y'St Of Speedway. MICROWAVE D,ji?ona Be,tch w l OId high as an elephant's eye Place 42bile Homes 213S' S Fr en ch (17 921 Sanford plic AUTO AUCTION "v' ry a classified ad, and pile the Push t,ltori untrols iiS ,4ro " 323S324 — money in your wallet! S9usiCaI .v (lilY USED FURNITURE & rchandise tt2esdayl Saturdaya,1 L !'s psy'. Still fl WMr,tflty i only one In Florida 'iou ie Room for an office with 3 Bdrm 2 ice our beautiful new BROAD.... APPLIANCES Sanford Fur 'qn.illy s649, assume pa', '' — .,.... - - '; t;.ç,j.j ' Bath home to enjoy. One half 3c - -. Ciii M 733'a 0, 41 MORE, front I reCtOR's ci,.. .....rnentSL,f. t1. s,... It. S(4icce!'areou ''' .PU$V organs Stock . . gill fir further de$elis. REGOiMbBILEHOMES .. ,.learance tIp savings Call busy four lane. Owner may t t. " -. 3235200 - Ihit, Ball 3?? 1103 7202 French 72-Auction '75 Cadillac Sedan deVille. P.1 1 assist with financing. $36,900. VA & FHA Finanrina It you're in the business of building — -______________________________ ____________________________ powered Lot of extras good your businy's USC the cond 53.500 3228909 . PO? Estate C4mmerciat & Resi BEAU T I F U L HEAVILY Classified Ads oft en I. ______________________________________ 62-1-awn-Garden ' $45 for pick up delivered 43—Lots-Acreage - dental Auctions & Appraisals WOODED 3.2 acres (390 ft. Ref repo 6 cu It fros frm'e' UST 323 .1917 aft K PAYMENTS - 69 ft - frontage) on Stone Island Rd. — CCII Dell's Auction, )?)5670. . Orsq $529. now $705 or $19 mo '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 it I DIRT It. TOP SOIL. . Agent 339 8386 05 (Dealçr) 's L0% S'\Nfl InC. Side by Side refrigerator , - -------. 76—Auto Parts I 'IACULATE 3 Bdrm home c.Il Cl a rk & 4irl 12 3 7'.i picnic t able. w 2 benches $30. . -. MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP 79 T Bird, PS. PH AC NMOI.1 I WASHI 1.1 I',;rtc, -. - With carpet. New energy ' lull size baby bed w mattress, ' Lt blue. AM FM stereo SSJOQ 5cr-ct' Used Machines saving CHA with assumable Whatever the occasion, there 5 a $25. Oak porch rockers. $29 95 Geneva) acres-$1o.000 JUST LISTED 3 OR, 1½ 6, 2 NEW & USED BATTERIES 32? 1173 MOONI' V APPc lANCE 322 5' pct. mortgage or classified ad to Solve it Try one metal office desk. $70 Jenkins Lk. Harney 200-537,000 ;' story condo in CC Manor! C. Will buy punk Auto Batteries refinancing priced at $45,900. SOoO Furniture 705 F 25th St 323 HIA, w.w carpet, eqpt. kit., - --Best Price Malor Credit Cards '71 VEGA Mus t sbe to appreciate, 0981 ,nvr rep1, GE ct,'Iui, "l'(lpm DR. spacious rms. & more. BATTERY SHOP '72 IMPALA 323.7832 -_ idI Or-9 $40935 used snort app SERVICE CONTRACT. 027th_St , 3239114 Duffie Bags. 54 99 up _______________ 65--Pets.Supplies 500 Palmetto Ave 327 SSIL Just n.i,soot Eves, 322 0612, 322 1587 in,,' ('ii $189 1.1 ir 519 Is ,, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Ai;,',,t 119 8 207 E. 25th St. A Ok TIRE 301 Sanford Ave 322 5791 322 7480 ' '72 Chev Camero. 350 auto Manch,'ster Puppies I filO Old SPECIAL 3 BR, 1'-',B home on a --Shocks $495 Heavy Duty $695 — SIp) A $15 house fiest dOOr to Air, Ext Cond , 51.195 ' beautiful lot, many extras! C WI I SON MAI FR F UP NIT UP E New Batteries$29.93 We specialize the 5 Points Bar 37? 7591 869 1017 53-TV. RadiOStereo HIA,w.wcarpet, DR. pan. Fl. 'Y SLL. TRADE . — 13 French Ave., Sanford FARMS rm w.bay window, nec rm, W 1" . 311 31SF Fmrt St 322 56?? — '71 Lmn Cont . extra clean good RANCHES bert app SERVICE CON. tires, fully equip AM FM TV repo 19 - Zenith Sold oriq GROVES 67-Livestock Poultry 77—Junk Cars Removed TRACT. Only $49,500, _____________________________ 5850 322 2611 before Want to Buy- 1 or 2 BR house, $493 75 bat S183.16 or $17 md 51—Household Goods 6½ acres for only $16.500 . Very _____________________________ Agent 339 $3t6 owner to hold mtg. Write P.O. EXCLUSIVE 3 OR, 18 home in Rabbits for Sale BUY JUNK CARS All makes & models, small down good terms. Osteen. _— - -. --- Box 261, Sanford. -Dressed, live or any s i te Wynnewood. Lg. landscaped From $10 to $50 payment or will trade for Why buy used? New brand nemç TELEVISION lot! Pan. El. rm, Ig patio, w.w 323 6656 alt 1 Call 322 1621; 32') 416Q anything of value Call Garb or box springs & mattresses at 20 H. Ernest - RCA color console 75", sold new Sr. BUDGETS SLIM ARE carpet, Dining aea much John 65-1 1370 pct above dealers cost. Twin, ' over 1700 Balance due $175 or T0, Dollar Paid for Rink & us BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 1 ed morel BPP SERVICE CON. Rig, full size, queen & king Jenkins Broker 68—Wanted take over my payments $17 to Buy cars, trucks & heavy equipment. '78 Ford Futura. 6 cyl FROM THE WANT AD TRACT. A buy for $37,500! , PS P1% Furniture. 205 F. 25th St 373 — 290N. 17.92, Casselberry, El. month Still in warranty Will COLUMNS. — 322 5990 Ster eo , AM FM. 8 track, CH, 0981 I320O deliver Call 862 5391 Eve. 567.355! ' SUPER 4 BR, -, 28 home in AC, wire whl covers. very good 1.,Mayfair on a beautiful loll C I ------ash322-4132 cond Burgundy & Black — .'. Used full site hotel motel bed 78otorcycles Country 3.1, Extra fenced lot. HIA . Fl rm, FP, Ig rms la $ 7Q AND THINK A MINUTE Lk. Sylvan Area, 5cr5 $27,000. I $.600 or best offer 3?? 1)53 '' ding. Very cleat,, $14.9 5 ea PC Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. $34,500. -_. Mother-in-law sultel Enjoy If CI,lSsmfied Ads (lidn t Otner parcels avail. W. Buy 1 Sell, the fi ne st in NoIPs Sanford Furniture A OK TIRE used your pool-patlol app SER. 372 740 work Maliczowski, REALTOR 327 there wouldn't be any furniture Refrbg, stoves Salvage, 17 92. So of Sanford 7 3 VW model .41? .:.0 10 acres, 14 horse stalls, 2 tack NEW TIRES$19 891 UP tooli. VICE CONTRACT. Yours for 7983. 322 8721 CALL 2113 French Ave sheds, close in, good terms. $61,500. -- Sanford 323 9513 $31,000. - MP ________ LITTLE LAKE MARY- 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath lak efront home ith beautiful view, fireplace, fruit trees. 1 yr. warranty. $73,000. . University ~ REALTY WORLDS IMS. French Ave 3220231 322-3353 . 323.3772, 322 0779 - 1 BR, 19, all appl md W&D, approx. 770 sq ft outside storage, pool & Club house, assum first or owner will consider terms $27,000.. Orlando 277 1798 __-'-"--"-'--"-'-------------------. .. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT OO SQ. FT. Pd"LICIISU - We buy pquity in houses, apts & vacant land Lucky In vestm"nts, P0 Box 79 Sanford 327 1711.. - - - - ---- We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs AWARD REALTY. INC 119 3800 1 -. — For Sale )))) . Realty MLS. - . Fitness 113 51—Household 41—ReaI Estate Wanted -- LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323 6400 Knowles Realty Inc R EALTOR TOP 628.3005 ___________________________ 3fl.50l or e ves. 323.0517 ALL FLORIDA REALTY , -- Hail REALTOR '- ____ - 41A—COndotT%iflIUfl'fl _________________ u.m. p.m., Casselberry M. Unsworth Realty bldg. lots in Orange City. Buy now build later. Prices range from $2,150 to \$3.000. • Day - lot ep yours FHA VA, FHA 2335 245 a i- Harold Hall Realty ____ 41—ijc -- ---- -.--- Build to Suit _ our I BR, FP, well kept fenc ed yd, garage alum, siding. Lovely home on or only $29,goo, ' — 41—Houses - I I i I RE ALTY KM 24 HOUR II 322•92$3 VA-F HA-235-Con- Hornet Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. ,d9ilf., PJ!9L4443QU $ 1111 I 11111 1 I �12121—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1980 'Super Shrimp' Could Provide Income - - - - FULL LITER ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES TEQUILA AT ALL ici ARC'S IN FLORIDA CERTIFIED ASID WHITI OS SOLD 72nd Year, No. 157—Thursday, February 21, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 Wr4 '" wiSh'S 10__YE. B LE N D PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU TUESDAY, FEB. 26 JUAN ISTIIAN UPICIAL must perature zones within which the waterfeeding remain; development of proper food, for regimens and stocking plans; and procedures harvesting the shrimp. good Perry said they might eventually make a crawfish or crop to be cultivated along with in produced catfish in ponds — and might even be rice fields. 'Catfish farming is already lucrative and something like this could be equally successful," Sea Foods, said Harlan Pierce of Battistella requirements and growth patterns. He plans to conduct similar experiments this summer, refining them on the basis of last year's results. At LSU and Southern University in Baton sentistsJoines W. Avault Jr. and Jay V. Rouge,u Iluner are also experimenting with the prawns in ponds, checking their growth patterns when fed. Roadblocks to commercial production include the necessity of importing larvae for the shrimp into Louisiana and held in brackish water before they are placed in fresh water; critical tern- At the shrimp lovers around the state and the nation. PECAN ISL A ND, Lo. UPI "A landowner that would want to try to raise sprawling Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in southThere are, officials stress, a lot of its. them for recreational value, with no real profit But experiments will continue this year on motive, could raise them I now with no real west Louisiana's coastal marshland, where scientists have been working for several years on freshwater pond cultivation of the prawn, which problem," he said. "We have by no means found Super Gators," a new animal is undergoing can grow to one-quarter pound in tropical that commercial production) would be climates. They taste sweet, something like lob- economically feasible to attempt in Louisiana. I study a Super Shrimp, actually the giant Malaysian ster. The shrimp think in the next two or three years we'll know prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergil "I know for sure that it can freshwater be grown in the where we're going." Perry conducted experiments on the prawns in holds potential in a few years as a crop that state;' said fisheries biologist Guthrie Perry, could pr ovide a secondary income for Louisiana who has been conuucting experiments for the 12 freshwater ponds on the refuge last summer, farmers and a secondary source of seafood for state Wildlife and Fisheries Department. without feeding the shrimp, to determine stocking 94)0 Louisiana Farmers For ITS 4 YRS. BITER _ - _ i - ••j- Kelly Quits With the priep of Lw gi—O and Detroit having trouble unloading their gas guzzlers. it is difficult sometimes to I'emeniht'r the days when cars were big and gas was cheap. When this Colonial station located on French :VefltIe at lath Street closed last year, a gallon of gas was selling for 59.9 cents. With prices expected to rise further, one might as well relax and enjoy It 6 YR. V.0. CANADIAN 7.99 QT. 6*99 QT. j - SUORM11 IV 1K. Os V.0. BARTON .-Jç -, The Good Old Days ammmowof • Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents ANY 12 - 95.85 because these are the good 4)1(1 next year. ANY 12 79.95 - (lays House GOP Conference we will remember —m -, REGULAR MYERS RUM ABC BRINGS DOWN FRENCH WINE PRICES 1!1 7 JAMAICAN IMPOITID NICOLAS BEEFEATER FRENCH WINE e CANTEVAL RED - -' - 2 f . ____________ ' _________ - _______ 14 TOTAL SALE D E NNE TT .: - - 11 .CANTEVAL WHITE s CANTEVAL ROSE 1492 asoia 3 U.YY2SA0L 5.4 OX. iiV 2.41 EL IN CASE LOTS 28.95 &ntt DIOKI K ANY 12- 82.95 F GALLONS colleagues to expel him from tilt- group, rt;ItttieFUj but said lie took it only Kelly, a ttnrd.tt'riii I louse intrilht'r. as ii-i of an investigation he was conalso agreed not to accept aii inure 11.t ducting into •i group of shady charac. congressional fwitts for his re-t'leitiori ttrs ('Ili)iligIi lx'titist' (if hits alililittell ai'Uh,dt' said Kt'll s defense speech (t'Ptalitt' a $25,000 uniilet'i-ivur bribe airiiiI tutu ta\iil •urnitinig Some GUI' The l i t- ptuhlicaris had plinniei1 iii gu t' 111(111 hers de.' putt' thit' ithespread each House iuit'uuuber seeking re-eltctrori this year $5,0t) for tilt- pruuuiur (iliul sktptituiu iiVt'I' his explanation that he paign and .0tM) for tint' general election, at -t - t'pttil ttit l'Bls irn(ier('over bribe to Rhodes said. Rhodes said $4,kkl of it has I itthit'i a StSflt investigation he was initkuiic already been juutt to t'ach init'iuibtr. Mr. Kt'l h it'si mucil btca u' be lb Ls( *uKtr thomas O'Neill, I)%%-allied it) save tilt- Republican a ttacked the R e publ icans for r from taking an action lit' fel t otild not i)t ii taku rig 't hi it hit' cal led a prt'mua ture appropriate." IIUtLS(' lli'publucari leader move agalikst Kell% , John lillodes (if Ari/ona told reporters 1t ' - -'x.. ?.r -- - -'-_,' • r • 'C.'. 'TT-1 • • • .. - ------ Zon ing Board To Cons ider Pion iii I.) \J I1 I I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer GOOD WED. FED. 20 QUAV LAUDERS Site 5.29 SCOTCH UNIT 0111 P0 CUITONII W/COUPOU GOOD TUEI M. 2$ LAIKERS 25A OL 2.99 ROSE UNIT TWO PU CUITUNU W/CWSU QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH DISTILLED BLENDED & BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND MADE BY GLENU VET 51199 UN 7.49 at USE U.95 CUE 83.25 PREMIUM AICNhR.ALI I I. sp* ns CASE OF 24. 5.95 PSAMI s_ 11111MUTIM Si, 1N1 11101AU C.PP ULTRA UOIIT 111111112 7.4 P011111 AU$TRAUA 14.91 NOON TIMP. 11 CenterWa ts I' Expand n The base contract with approved state parking area and rellabi litat loll of thit' 'Flit' commission will hold public funding of $323,650 inchides 25 sleeping current tiarking lot surfacing, it service hearings at tile meeting to consider tile plans for expansion of the rooms, two isolation rooms for an road north of the site; holding room following requests for change In zoning: Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center and a new Hardee's Restaurant, two rezoning requests to permit con- estimated 6,500 additional square feet to renuvatiuns in the existing building; it — to multi-tauiiily district to permit the facility. The facility currently has clear story over the quiet activity area l it construction on it one-third mucre'site at 9,000 square feet to house 13 juveniles scheme for bringing light into the ac- hit' southwest curlier of East 25th Street struction of apartments or duplexes and from Seminole County. Tile addition will tivity area for more energ) savings). and Palmetto Avenue as requested 1)), I a request for a conditional use to permit permit Lake County youths also to be renovation of tint' administration area for 'It'd Williams. sale of alcoholic beverages will be housed there. sound-proofing; and ulterior decorating. It' lti-family (hstflt't for the 1.12considered by the Sanford Planning and Pop said tue entire ('li,St of hit' &'X The state forestalled placing Seminole acre Parcel at the southeast cornier of Zoning Commission at its 8 p.m. meeting youths with Volusia County youths in pansiun if the alternate plains are funded Lake Avenue and 24th Place as requested today, Volusia County and closing down the woul d total $45O,0(). l it, said the stateb linuald Sullivan, The juvenile detention center, located Seminole center two years ago, opting Department of I l ealth and Rehabilitative Tiut' board will also consider a site plan north of the county's new jail, now under instead to combine Lake and Seminole Services has Indicated tint' additional for a mu'' hlmurdee's Restaurant at 293:1 construction near Five Points, is a available before conmay be )'ouths together at the Seminole Center. Funding county-owned facility, leased and struction begins on April 1 or at the end of 0r iando I)ruve. Plains are to demolish the Pop said alternates included in the the six-months construction time alluvt'd old Endicott salt's office and build a mew operated by the state and located within structure %%- till entrances off U . S. 17-92 Sanford's city bounds. contract to be let on March 12 include it for tine project. T.J. Pop, of Carl Gutmann architects, (lining room addition, classroom adPop said (li e alternates were Inclu(Ied minuti Airport Boulevard, said today the expansion plans to be ditionn ; pantry-maintenance storage in the construction contract as a uuiethotl A request for permission to sell considered by the commission include addition; concrete bunks I bunks built U (if saving unoney and gives tine ability to ak'oiiolut' beverages for consumption on both state-funded improvements plus on it slab off the floor topped with execute change-orders at a later tune premises will be considered for a new mattresses) ; alternate plans for which it is hoped state fireproof outdoor without rebidding the alternate inn- restaurant to be constructed at the recreation with lighting; additional provenitents. funding will be approved, southeast corner of WxnLsoni Avenue. - 0, Nt-111 sald the Republicans had after a two-hour closed conft'rtruit' ug it tt'ri dut process of Ia 't inn taking meeting. at - I tutu •igaiuist Kt'Ilev, and that Kelly's action lieadt'd off .ini t'xpti-tt't De nim rat. nild take no such action Vote to act'ul)t tiiiilhiiliii)tis l&'.itlt'rshiip t't-atust' flout' oh tilt- six I bust' unienibers recomiuuerid;utton that tilt- 159 other ii iijilitatttl Ili tine probe hadeven been i{elfl,hlRuii lboust' iiut'inbt'rs expel 11111, tu.urgt'tl, iuuucti less from the party group br iris conduct in iit'ir It'ailersiuip just dies when (they the bribery investigation spirit antiit art' Pushed b a fe of those kids with "He did it in good great deal of aplomb." Rhodes s;tuti of lit' bright I(tt'aS. ho don't kno%s about dut' iti'tt'ss, said o'Neill. former Florida state judge auid assistant prosecutor. But Rhnsks od es —said 'A t'dnnt'stIa , 'We took Kelly is one of seven I louse in ut'iuibcrs tilt- action because hit' tiuigressnnn:in has and one senator implicated lit Abscam adinitted lie received funds." Iran Insists Panel Not Linked lo Release By L'nhIt'd Press International u-u Ill Ill uis,stuuni. Iranian authorities insisted tuit1;i hut' U.N. Commission urn Iran, delayed at hit' request of Tehran, has nut u'onunt'ctuunu When tilt, approval finally came, 'Aaluhhut'u,ui said Iran requested the panel dt'las Its departure until tint' weekend to alltiw intuit' tunic for it thorough with the release of the ituuien- ut'aui hostages and said Iran is delerminud ti get hit' deposed shah bath. Both Ayatollah Ruhiullahu Khiiuunut'unui and President Abtulhiassann Ilaiuu-Saulr said Iran was determined to get tint' slumuhu returned for trial. Iianiu-Saulr manal l"ort'ugnu Minister Sadegh (;huitzb;udt'ur denuit'd thie work of t ine coin iussion math ann directt 'omus'tboui with freeing the 5)) Americans ili now in their 110th day of captivity, In Geneva futur of the five men tint' U.N. Comnuumuissionn iiit't tunIa with "I rani after htinni, ),citing to hum to stop, . N. officials and imitt'rnatuuinal orI never considered using nmuy gun because U all I knew at that time was that it was gmtmiutmitiWiS to gather documents and just it traffic arrest. Finally, I just caught background infor;uuatuoni bum' their Iii 1 i t'nidcrst'uretarv-( euueral Diego CurIovt't, t ito will arciiuiupamny the coin. nut issuunu hi Tehran, pru)t)a Wy this w u't'kt'nuit 2 Dade 1-b mes BurgIarized 2 Fam es Die , A suburban Village said lie was on routine patrol street. I chased hunt. hit' hut tint' dead end UP! MIAMI policeman chased a car up a one-way when he saw a 1979 brown Cadillac of the street and came to it stop and street early today, ran down the driver ''coining the wrong way down a one-Way jumped out of the car and ran. - on foot, and the vehicle was traced to a burglarized home containing the stabbed bodies of the two occupants. Two more bodies were found in another 6441614411 liii, i - ''lit' didn't resist. I handcuffed huimni and to the car. I looked inside mat saw a TV set and a jar of pe nnies in took him back burglarized home nearby. The bodies in the first house were those of a middle-aged couple. Those in the second home a few doors away were those of an elderly couple. In the second home, police also found a poodle that had been stabbed but was sf111 alive. Names of the victims were not unmediately available. Dade County Public Safety Depart. ment police were questioni ng a 17-yearold youth , a spokesman said, Policeman John Brtchko of North Bay hue back seat,'' Butchko said. I4utc'hnko said ire checked the car's (lenitification numbers and traced it to a rouure in North Bay Village. "Another officer, Donald Kati., went to the mouse, lie found tine bodies. Tire owner of (lit' car was among the victitus,'' Butchiko said. Butchuko said another television and other items were found in the tr un k of the car. But (1. N. officials said the departure of iii iussiu un was still contingent on a tilt, commission vi-run light from tV;uldhueuir and so far no had been received to in. uhu,'att' ant t'x;u't (leparturt' tinnit', i list n'uuct uris Asked oil 'l't'Iir;umr radio whether this dt'lmu was m'elutcuf to his statement there ,,,, ,-------- ------------- ui in, ttwet'nu true 3 ,I41 I. One commission inut'mnibt'r, Mtiinamiiuuu,,'d Bedjmuouu of Algeria, returned Itt New York Wednesday night but U.N. officials said it was not related to tue work of hut' commission and hue would return to Geneva in time to join the other ni it'nr ibt'rs when they leave [(Jr Tehran. The five prominent jurists urn tilthe commission were ready to leave (;t'uit'vmu commission twice Wednesday for the Iranian capital where they are to investigate alleged crimes of the ousted shah. But thiev had to wait un til U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldhreimn i received it telegram from work. cuuiuiuiutssiunn members had gt'mut'ral iIisctLssuuin today with U . N. hrrt'Iiarahuuiiu if its Iran confirming approval of the cunuunnussmows work and time release of the hostages, hod bzamleln said : ''Certainly not, bt'u'muust' we munude our point of view on tills ii imutten' know muLti time commission and (hit' U N frunu the very start." Asked w iut't her mini Iranian personality had pronuuist'(I the hostages would be rt'lt'ast'd as soon as tire commission started work, ( ;iruutb-,,;idehi replied: ''This is riot so. When I was in Europe, I had not (hue slightest uontmiu.'t with any members of the cuinnuuurussion except for a short nuiet'tu mug w ithu Mr. I Louis Edmond ) I 't'ttiti, and not promise has been made in this ii uattt'n'. . I Layer s Teacher Report Angers Casselberry Parents By DIANE PETRYK statements the parents made about the teacher at proper channels with their complaints, but they Herald Staff Writer An emotional outburst by one Casselberry Elementary School pupil's mother accompanied Seminole County School Superintendent William Layer's report to the Seminole County School Board Wednesday that staff Investigation shows a teacher at that school is not abusing children. two school board meetings, Seminole Education Association Executive Director Bill Moore said the SEA is seriously considering suing the women for slander. "I've talked to the attorneys," Moore said. "Their actions are serious violations of the law, The outbursts they made at the last (Feb, 13) school board meeting and last night are not the need documentation by witnesses willing to Mrs. Rodney Rossell, 841 Hibiscus, and Mrs. - I IlL. -! Fli I '1 I — fl D -q = " i '-' • ,pJJiLr nil! 'r- _-, -- •- •--_. . - .. 7. 7 ..• - •.' £ - .- .-. 1. . -. - ., ..........- - . ...-., '. .......- . . . - -, rp . . - ., .'. • -#e. . •- 77 - Migdoel Figueroa, 513 Grandview Way W., both correct wv~ to go about such things. of Casselberry, complained to the school board Feb. 13 that a Casselberry Elementary School teacher stepped on the fingers and toes of children, acted inappropriately and lacked ability to teach. The school board directed Layer to investigate and report back by Wednesday, Layer said Mrs. Rossell and Mrs. Figueroa handed out flyers to students on school grounds to get their message of criticism to other parents. "This action was not proper, ethical or legal," Layer ematica11y told the women. Reactingjp Pm 4tjLØ1on,,,gJ flyerfld the "These unfounded charges damage tine teacher's reputation and the teacher's cifectiveness in the classroom." Rick Harris, president of the SEA, told the school board last night that the board has acted Irresponsibly In allowing the accusations to go on at a public meeting, "The actions here are legally questionable," he said. ,You (the school board) should control the meeting to the point that people are not standered. "The parents have the right to go through testify under oath." Layer reported that the investigation into the teacher's background showed past evaluations from more than one principal that said the teacher had a deep dedication to teaching and loved children. Layer said minor criticisms of the teacher were never repeated in subsequent evaluations. He said investigation showed that if the teacher stepped on the fingers and toes of any pupil it was accidental, After Layer's full report, Mrs. Figueroa was apparently angered to the point that she shouted from the audience: "My son got stepped on! It was not an accident, (The teachers went up to mini and squashed his hand against the floor. My son does not have to be abused! I send him to school for an education, not for that." The teacher did not act inappronriately, Layer - also reported, adding her teaching ability is satisfactory. A classroom observer reported that one of the teacher's instructional techniques was outstanding. Pupil behavior in the teacher's class, Layer said, is less than satisfactory at this time, as is teacher disciplinary follow-through. Layer did admit, however, that a substitute teacher the parents complained about for using foul language, did so and said that substitute would no longer be employed. Layer said he did not want to rehash "wino did what" in the teacher's case, but said he preferred to offer solutions. These were: Increase instructional aide time in the classroom. "Two pair of eyes can better handle discipline problems in the class," he said. Instruct the principal to firm-up disciplinary policies In that room. Have the principal make sure disciplinary measures are followed, including counseling, paddling and suspensions, if necessary. fie said about five pupils in tire class are not "un-task" and need additional help. One pupil, he said, needs special guidance counseling. These recommendations did not satisfy the parents. "We're not interested in what (tile teacher's) - evaluations were years ago, Mr. Layer," Mrs. Russell said. "Why haven't you talked to tile students in the 1 class'! . she asked, "All '20 of them couldn't be liars. In fue't, thi s has gone urn for four years. We have parents who will say i the teacher) pulled students' ivair, hut them with books and stepped on their hands. - "My son is so frustrated because he isn't learning anything this year, he's going to end up at one of your expulsion hearings." Layer said the investigation results do not iuiean tire matter has been laid to rest. 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CdJON 0 CHARIOT?( StJuTtI COUlSI 1(5 MADION COUN?ufS a AS(t(I IN 041MORT COJr ,_. — — I I i - -15 GOOD MUCH 13-15 sind Iw ditted 4x,tween Feb. 21.I9 ta Train . Gains Contracts Railway Services, a wholly-owned new passenger cars to Amtrak, and the pulled off their runs. subsidiary of Auto Train in Sanford, has increased demand for passenger train "It's part of a two-year overhaul landed two new contracts totaling about service, Amtrak is pulling cars program to meet the Increased demand $55 million that should have an impact scheduled for retirement out of storage for railway passenger service," Cruver on the local economy, according to that for repair, Cruver said. said. firm's president, Phil Cruver. "Amtrak was supposed to have about Once the 25 cars are refurbished under Cruver said Railway Services, located 280 new cars delivered some two years the current contract, there may still be at the Auto Train yards west of Sanford, ago from Pullman, but they ran into more Amtrak work for Railway Services, signed a contract with Amtrak for about $4 million and with a Canadian firm for some problems and only got about 180. So according to Cruver. The contract about $1.5 million to refurbish passenger our Initial contract with Amtrak is to contains an option to work on 25 more refurbish 25 cars at one car a week. That cars. train cars. means we'll go to two shifts, seven days a To carry the new workload, Railway "We understand Amtrak will let us week," Cruver noted. Services will hire about 50 more emwork on the first 25 as a test and to ployees, Cruver said. Cruver said Amtrak is having about 200 determine later what their additional Railway Services, for the most part, cars refurbished, some coming out of needs are. Of how well we'll do the work W been restoring and repairing freight storage which were scheduled for and that we'll satisfy Amtrak we have no cars, but because of a snag In delivering retirement; others in need of work being doubts. How many more cars Amtrak will want refurbished down the road, we don't know," said Cruver. Railway Services presently has two divisions, the one in Sanford and another in Portsmouth, Va. At Sanford, there are 20 employees who work in the freight car wheels shop and another 70 in the passenger and freight car maintenance and repair section, according to Larry Reuter, vice president and general manager In charge of the Sanford operation. Cruver said the contract with the Canadian firm, Marine Industries Limited near Montreal, is for wheel and axle maintenance and repair. I — Ford Shad Come Home To St. Johns 0 Acquiffed By JANE CASSELBERRY last two years seems to be on the increase. Many shad are Herald Staff Writer also being caught now in the Puzzle Lake area, Moody said. Four of the 540 American shad fish tagged in Canada's The female shad drop their eggs about April and the semiBay of Fundy last September have been caught by buoyant eggs are then fertilized by the males. Moody said fishermen in the St. Johns River, according to Harold the mature fish die after spawning because of the rapid Moody, fish biologist with the Florida Game and Fresh- increase in water temperature by the end of March, or water Fish Commission, because of the drain on the fish's energy to make the long Moody, whose office is in Eustis, said the shad tagged In swim in shore. the research project in New Brunswick, Canada, were The young remain in the river after hatching out until the evidently Florida shad, who have returned to the temperature cools to 60.65 degrees, usually the next River to spawn and die. He said the first tagged shad was December, before swimming downstream to the ocean caught in St. Johns the first part of February having swam where they remain until they reach maturity in three to five l,800 miles ln 4 'i months. The highest recorded travel speed of the shad Is 17 miles a day and Moody said these fish must years. As a result of Dadswell's project, much is being learned have averaged that. about the American shad, Moody said. "It is exciting to find He said the arrowhead of the spaghetti type tag is Inthe fish tagged that were caught here," he said. "These serted just below the dorsal fin and the rest of the tag streams out containing the tag number and notice that a shad seem to have a strong Instinct to return to the place they were spawned." reward will be paid for returning it to St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. Moody urged anyone recovering one of Eight of the tagged shad were recaptured in the Bay of the sha d so tagged to return the tag to Dr. Mike Dadswell, Fundy and one off Nova Scotia, 220 miles from where it W8S fishe ries biologist for the Canadian government, who is tagged in the Cumberland Basin in the north end of the bay. conducting the research project. Fish of all sizes and ages were found In the bay. Moody said the shad began to arrive In the St. Johns by Moody said the American shad project was conducted to the end of December from the Atlantic Ocean by swimming see exactly where It oea and the e.earcbers had no Idea btfilrelhwáttr spawning grounds. He said the UP the fish would be fOwt1 In F'Iorlda. ii number of shad coming to the Lake Monroe, Lake Harney, Dadswell is expected to come to Florida In the near future and Lake Jessup area had been greatly reduced, but in the as nart of his shad research. '1 5, IIPWW •.;.-••' '1' .-,.. ,: .- .....ç .a. :'. WINAMAC, I nd. (UPI) - An Indiana farm country jury today found the nation's second largest automaker in. nocent of reckless homicide for the Herald Photo by Tom Vincent deaths of three girls whose 1973 Pinto Janies I). Tesar, Seminole Memorial Hospital's new administrator, exploded In a rear-end collision, awaits the decision on his aj)pOiIItflleflt Wednesday as the first The Pulaski County jury rejected the meeting of the new hospital board begins. I1('A's candidate. Tesar prosecution claim that faulty design improper gas tank placement in the was approved by the board unanimously. Pinto made Ford Motor Co. liable for the deaths of Judy Ulrich, 18, her sister, Lyn, 16, both of Osceola, I nd., and their o n cousin, Donna Ulrich, 18, of Roanoke, Ill. The girls' car was struck from the rear by a van on U.S. 33 near Goshen, Id., on Aug. 10, 1978. The prosecution had contended the car DIANE PETRYK d rotation system, he said. was moving and that the speed of the Herald Staff Writer "Three years will be the maximum impact would not have been sufficient to Unanimous approval of Hospital number of years any boa rd member will trigger an explosion if the car had been Corporation of America's candidate for be eligible to serve consecutively," safely designed. The defense said the car administrator of Seminole Memorial Lewis said. "Then they will have to be off was stopped and the impact estimated Rospital came Wednesday as the first the bod at least one year before they I by Ford lawyers at 50 mph — would official act of the hospital's new board of can be appointed again." ruptured the gas tank and made an Intrustees. r The board now will be selfJames D. Tesar, 40, of Port St. Lucle, perpetuating, he added, beca use th e will begin his administrative duties members will (ill vacancies as they conic See earlier story Page 5A March 17, taking over from Charles C. up. Bentley, who served from December Chosen entirely from nominations of 1977. the county commission and local doctors, HCA spokesman Doujl Lewis said the board will be responsible for the dayTesar was nominated for the post to-day operation of the hospital and for because his experience has been in ad. keeping HCA informed of the long-range Mrs. Telson said she moved for the would be the best course. Not spending ministration of a hospital similar to needs of the facility. The Seminole County School Board Masters, a former South Seminole Seminole Memorial. Tesar is currently decided Wednesday to appeal the Middle School guidance counselor, appeal because she feels there needs to more money." Although the board can't sell the decisions of two state arbitrators who because he said the authority of aT- be "clarification" between the authority Harris told the board the three year's assistant administrator of Lawnwood hospital or commit to any purchase over ordered flie board to rehire and give back b1trators conflicts with the constitutional of theschool board and the authority of back pay in the Cornelison case would Medical Center in Ft. Pierce. lie served $5,000 without consultation with IICA. the arbitrator, Lewis said the board is more than just an pay to a librarian and a guidance authority of the school board. amount to $40,000. "The cost could go as there from 1978. The comtitution grants a school board "I agree with collective bargaining high as the $60,000 or $70,000 range if the Tesar said Wednesday he will consider advisory group to the parent corporation. counselor it Previously fired. every administrative task from the The action came despite a stipulation the authority to "operate, control and wholeheartedly," she said. "And I Intend appeal runs on," he said. "The board works, plans, guides and board's contract with the teacher's supervise" schools in to abide by Its county. the in the law. But which super. Julian said he still does not know if the viewpoint of how it relates to patient directs through the administrator," he If the arbitrator's decision Is binding, codes which? The state statutes or the back pay award would roll on while the care. said. union which states: "My purpose is to provide the best "Both parties agree that the award of Julian said, this will take the decision. contract?" "The board is responsible for the appeal Is in litigation. But he estimated the arbitrator shall be final and binding." making authority away from tIs elected Bill Moore, (SEA) Interim executive an appeal to the Supreme Court would patient care available," he said. "But quality of care at the hospital. The board that's the job of everyone at the hospital. decides who practices here and creates director, said the constitution and the take at least two years. The stipulation is part of Article VIII of officIals, the contract which lays out grievance When read the sentence in the state statutes give employees the right of Harris complained that the length of Our tasks may vary but our purpose Is the environment that they will practice procedures. Step IV of the grievance board's contract with the teachers that collective bargaining. And, he said, there time the Issue will take will further the the same." in. Tesar Is a graduate of Southern Illinois procedure calls for binding arbitration, stipulates arbitration will be binding on are restrictions on constitutional bodies. "Irreparable harm" that has been done "We don't run any of our hospitals University, where he received a from Nashville," Lewis said. "They've broken the contract," said both parties, board member Pat Telson, Board member Roland Williams said to Mrs. Cornelison. Seminole Education Association (SEA) who made the motion to appeal the one reason he voted against the appeals "This could have been resolved at Step Bachelor's degree in business adAs Director of Domestic Development is the cost. III of our grievance procedure," he said. ministration in 1972, and of Washington for HCA, Lewis will now be handing over Cornelison case, said today. President Rick Harris. "Ilhaven't read that." "I think we're spending more and more "But we have our national association's University, St. Louis, where Ix.,received the reins of the Seminole Memorial School Board Attorney Ned Julian Jr. The contract between the board and of the taxpayer's money on legal issues backing. We're prepared to go as far as a Master's degree in health care ad- Hospital take-over operation to HCA's urged the appeals in the cases of Lynette Cornelison, a former Jackson Heights the teachers took effect August 21, 1978 when we would do better to spend time necessary In this issue to protect her ministration in 1974. Regional Vice President, Jim Main. He served a residency in hospital Middle School Librarian and Ray and is to run to June 30, 1981. Improving staff-employee relations. That rights." Main will decide whether the nine— DIANE PETRYK administration from September 1973 to member board will be increased to 11. He July 1974 at the Lester E. Cox Medical said Wednesday the corporation is Center in Springfield, Mo. From July considering an il-member board to 1974 to September 1978, he was assistant provide a position for a lay person from administrator at Oklahoma Children's Deltonu. Memorial Hospital In Oklahoma City. "That's where 30 percent of the As hospital administrator, Tesar trill hospital's patients come from," he said. V , l become a voting member of the hospital If such a person is named, another board wtmich approved him. It would ha ve doctor would be named as well to I. • been possible, Lewis said, for the board maintain a 50-50 balance of physicians to ha ve rejected the Nashville, Term., and lay persons. The Florida High School Athletic firm's candidate and selected another The board is expected to name a Activities Association official who was administrator, chairman at its next meeting, the date of by the Seminole County School The eight other members of the board, which has not been specified. •. Board to investigate possible recrui t- he added, have not yet been Informed of Bentley, who declined HCA's offer of a ment of high school athletes in the the length of their appointments. One- position at another HCA facility, has said county, has confirmed he will attend the year, two-year and three-year terms will he will go into real estate in the Seminole school board meeting of M arch 19. be gran ted the various members to sta rt County ar ea. In a letter to School Board Chairman •. ................. #KTEIU Allan F. Keeth, Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the association, said he will attend "to discuss the contents of your recent letter with regard to possible recruitment violations of high school Action Reports.. ............... 2* The Evening Herald Sports Around The Clock .............. 4* students." Department has brought you the Bridge ........................10* latest in Seminole High basketball Lay requested he be placed first on Calendar .....................12* news throughout the season. agenda. Classified Ads ..............12-13* t, Reporting more than just scores At Wednesday's meeting, board Comics .......................10* and results, the Herald has gone member Pat Telson asked the school Crossword ....................10* behind the scenes, In the locker tendent's to Inform the three _______________________________ Dear Abby ..................... 9* S room and on the road for a close transfer students, around whom the Deaths.........................2A look at the Fighting Seminoles. recrultmentcontroversyhascentered,of Dr. Lamb.....................10* And now the Herald brings you the March 19 meeting. to .......................4* even more. The students are Gene Green, Florida ........................3% Don't miss Friday's Leisure transferred from Lake Howell High Horoscope .................... 10* Magazine, which this week School to Lyman High School and was Hospital ....................... 3* features nine packed pages of - -. later denied eligibility to play baseball' Nation ......................... 3A p stori es on the Tr ibe's eff orts to y "weld sass csu:1v and Harold Daniels and Sylvester Wynn, Ourselves ................ .. 1-9* capture Seminole High School's oIht$Uitag81nStthe3ChoOlbOard No how the Sports ........................$7A Seminole Raceway dispute Is resolved, this first-ever statc basket ba ll lt ycax' when th ey were deided the Televisi on terprlstng business ....................hA Lake Drive In Caaseiberry Is prepared. eliort championship. opportunity to play Weather underway convert the longtime horse racing and training IA ' into a transferring (rain Seminole High School World,:;:: tA facPlty dog racing, to Lake Howell. — DIANE PETRYK . - P rt St. L Ma To Lead H os pital - . - - - School Board To Appeal 2 Rulings Athletic Head To Hear County Transfer Cases I $EMINOLEk RACEWAY SD F EE asked - - .' HORSE & DOG ' • ' '"' ' Seminole Tab Friday 'ALFALFA 1 t,. • CUBE NOT TAKING , ______ ' superin '- matter current on ANY CHANCES now to . An track ::::' for IBM I In L A rr ____ ___ 'U 4 f1 �J .. -•..- ;A—Evtnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ThurWay, March 13, ' Last W ords: IN BRIEF lran Armed Forces Alerted For Election Shah Can't Find Hospital PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) — A hospital spokesman says there is no room for Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi at Paltilla Medical Center, despite reports the deposed monarch would be admitted to the facility for an emergency operation, .k Reporters waited in the hospital for the shah to appear but hospital administrator Rogrigo Moreno Wednesday denied reports any space had been cleared for the shah in the fully occupied hospital. In a related move, Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, one of the world's foremost heart specialists, has agreed ' 4 examine the shah to determine if surgery is necessary for his spleen problem, a Baylor College of Medicine spokesman 55315 "If he determines the shah needs surgery, he'll do -said--.. puesman Wednesday. "He fully an. ticipates surgery if It's necessary." 1. , Lê ft , at.... - - Lance Government Witness Changing Story In Court? ATLANTA (UP!) — A prosecutor claims a government witness' testimony favorable to the defendants in the bank fraud trial of Bert Lance and three others may conflict with testimony the witness gave to the grand jury that Indicted them, Irosecutor Edwin Tomko said Wesley Smith, president of the Northwest Georgia Bank of Ringgold, has a "desire to help the defendants" which "permitted him to be more open" with questions from defense attorneys. "I'm not calling him a liar," Tomko said, but he added that there is a "possibility" Smith's testimony in the trial was different from what he told the grand jury. Garwood Motion Denied CAMP LEJEUNE, N .C. (UP!) — A military judge has rejected initial defense efforts to widen the courtmartial of Marine Pfc. Robert R. Garwood into an Investigation of American POW behavior in Vietnam, Col. R. E. Switzer Wednesday denied a defense request for propaganda statements and recordings made by the American POWs, Defense attorneys for Garwood, charged with desertion and collaboration, claim the material is crucial to their argument that Garwood is only one of many prisoners who cooperated with their Vietnamese captors. Woman Coal Miner Killed I •• h • . •• IN BRIEF ,~ t~ Sanford police say they arrested two persons on drug Sunday, taking only one thing, a .357 magnum revolver, charges and seized about a pound of cocaine plus assorted Vida Galloway, 74, of 419 Pecan Ave., Sanford told police the other drugs Wednesday, after an Informant made a buy at the thieves struck between 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., Sunday. Sanford marina Holiday Inn. David M. Norris, 20, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and an unnamed BURGLARY REPORTED, WALLET RECOVERED female juvenile were arrested at 11:45 a.m. by Sanford Burglars at tacking a home near Altamonte Springs had a detectives, after a test on a vial of powder obtained from them taste for gold but not credit cards, deputies report. Indicated It was indeed cocaine, police say. Norris was held In Jack Clossen of 110 Live Oak Lane, Spring Valley, told lieu of $8,400 bail on charges of possession and delivery of a deputies his home was burglarized Saturday afternoon by controlled substance. thie ves who entered by ripping the screen from an open win. ueecuves say an tnzormant bought oug t about an ounce of the dow. powder from Norris for $1,200 just before they made their raid, SUIT FILED He reported the theft of close to $2,000 worth of Jewelry, but When the substance tested as cocaine, pollee entered Norris' Earnstlne and Walter Simons have filed suit in Seminole was surprised later when a person living nearby returned his room, seizi ng the $1,200 and a large quantity of drugs r- Circuit Court, charging Austin Jackson with negligently wallet, found a few blocks away in an empty lot, deputies say. eluding pills, marijuana and hashish with an estimated total operating his car on Sept. 1, 1979. Clossen told them he did not even realize his wallet had been According to the suit, Mrs. Simons, a passenger In Jackson's street value of $15,000, police say. missing. car, fell from the vehicle through an open door, at the corner of CAR DRIVES THROUGH HOUSE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING A Sanford home was damaged and its residents shaken but Airport Boulevard and State Road 46. A 72-year-old Sanford man was treated and released uninjured when a car slammed through a wall early Wed. The Simons are suing for pain, expenses and other T Tuesday from Seminole Memorial Hospital, after he shot damages. nesday morning, deputies report. himself In the hand while cleaning a pistol, deputies say. Bonnie Hart of 205 Airport Blvd and her three children were ARRAIGNMENTS Henry Hills, 72, of 2756 Airport Blvd., was cleaning his Zu awakened at 1:40 a.m. Wednesday when a car driven by Agnes The following persons were arraigned on felony charges calibe r automatic at 5 p.m, Tuesday, when It went off, striking Periero, 39, of 101 Exeter Court, Sanford slammed into a wall. Tuesday before County Judge Alan Dickey. All pleaded in. him In the hand. The bunk bed of Barbara Hart, 14, and her 8-year-old sister nocent, and will have their trial dates set April 28. Teresa, was shoved up against a wall by the car, but neither — Clifford Joseph Milliken, of Sanford, arrested Feb. 18 and CADILLAC DRIVER STEALS FROM HOME child was hurt, deputies say. held without ball on four counts of sexual battery. He is A Maitland home was burglarized Tuesday of $11,410 worth Perlero was held at the Seminole Jail on charges of driving charged with having sexual relations with an 11-year-old of Jewelry and silver, by a man driving a Cadillac, deputies Sanford girl, under the Influence of alcohol and reckless driving, Her say. suffered about $1,4XI damage, me house about $4,000, deputies — Terry Lee Knight, arrested on Feb. 29 and charged with a Josephine Googin, left her home at 563 Green Meadow Court, Sanford armed robbery. Maitland, at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, dees 'IY. Mitthaw Howard MèKInley, Irrested Feb. s arxt ciarged : Netghbori told the putiss that *1 with burglary by Altamonte Springs police, Cadillac drove up to the home, and a man stepped out, used a Lake E key in a box near the front door, and entered the dwelling. t d — John F. Strickland, arrested by Sanford police Feb. charged with attempted kidnapping and aggravated assault. Googin told deputies the key is outside the home for use by real esta te agents trying to sell it. But the thief had other PISTOL TAKEN things in mind, deputies say, reporting he made off with a Burglars struck at the home ofa74.year.old Sanford womanlarge amount of jewelry and silver. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The Lake Mary City Council at a special 7 p.m. meeting today Is expected to support legislation sponsored by the Seminole County League of Civic Associations to restrict the number of new liquor licenses available for bars and nightclubs in the county In 1981. b By United Press International Soviet-installed Afghan President Babrak Karmal, trying to make his regime more acceptable to his countrymen, has reshaped the government to include officials jailed or exiled under previous Marxist regimes. In all, Karmal appointed 100 new officials to key government posts, the Press Trust of India reported Wednesday. Among them were more than 40 former diplomats, politicians and civil servants, many of whom had been Jailed or exiled since communists seized power In April 1978. I directly above Swain's, testified she heard Swain and Mary Williams arguing the night of Jan. 15, then saw the two walk from the apartment, Swain carrying a 12-gauge shotgun. Swain at first said he wanted to use her phone to CãII the police to take Mary Williams away, Sutton said, but he went back down a flight of stairs to the sidewalk, facing Williams, she told the court. Williams said "I don't believe you'll shoot me Mr. Sonny.'" -.-t, ..., ,." Sutton told the court, adding "the next thing I knew the gun went off." Mary Williams died less than a minute after she was shot in the abdomen, said Seminole Medical Examiner G. V. Garay, explaining she bled to death when the shot passed through her aorta. While Marblestone kept stressing the point that Mary James 'Sonny" Swain leaving the courtroom Williams was allegedly unarmed from the time she left her apartment to the time of her death, Fitts attempted to inW ed nesday. troduce testimony that she had left her home in a rage, and morning after calling only two witnesses. The witnesses both was sometimes prone to violent anger. told the jury they were in Swain's apartment just before the With the Jury out of the courtroom, Fitts attempted to shooting and that Mary Williams had angrily threatened challenge some of Dorothea Williams' testimony, saying it Swain's life, contradicted a statement she made before him and Mar. The Jury of five men and one woman was scheduled to blestone several weeks ago that her daughter had left home begin deliberation following closing arguments this afternoon, threatening to "fix" Swain. Marblestone successfully blocked The prosecution presented witnesses tracing Mary Williams' introduction of that testimony as being improper under walk from her home to Swain's apartment, neighbors of Florida law. Swain's who claim to have witnessed the shooting, as well as Swain Is formally charged with second degree murder. If he Sanford police testifying on evidence and Swain's arrest, is convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of life inBertha Sutton, of 74 SemInole Gardens, the apartment prisonment, l • Afghan Head Modifies Rule 1. t Sanford Police Seize Pound Of Cocaine 1 • NA110N I Don't Believe You 'll Shoot Me ' . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer "I don't believe you'll shoot me, Mr. Sonny," said the young woman. The man standing several feet away from her raised : his shotgun and fired, killing her almost instantly. That was the picture painted by the prosecution Wednesday at the murder trial of James "Sonny" Swain, on trial for the Jan, 15 murder of his girlfriend's daughter. -. Swain, 51, of 73 Seminole Garden Apartments, is charged with killing Mary Williams, 21, of 14 Cowan Moughton Terrace, with a single shotgun blast shortly after 11 p.m. on a sidewalk just -outside his apartment, 1. By United Press International According to the prosecution, the shooting was the result of Iran put its armed forces and police on alert today an argument between Swain, Mary Williams and her mother for Friday's election to choose a Parliament that will Dorothea, his girl friend, over whether Mary's boyfriend decide the fate of the 50 American hostages, the Soviet should continue to share an apartment with the Williams, even news agency.Tass reported, though he was unemployed and not contributing to the rent. The Parliament to be elected in the voting was not State's Attorney Don Marblestone told the Jury Tuesday expected to convene until next month and thus a morning that he would prove to them that the victim went to decision on the hostages held since Nov. 4 could Swain's apartment to discuss an earlier argument between conceivably be held up until May,Iranian officials Dorothea Williams and Swain which resulted in Dorothea's have said, decision to order the victim's boyfriend from the apartment. At the United Nations, Secretary of State Cyrus An argument followed, Marbiestone said, outlining his Case Vance had an "extensive exchange of views' to the Jury, saying Swain and Mary Williams left the apart. U.N. commission that recently returned from Iran and ment, Swain carrying a shotgun. As Mary Williams turned and . Is still convinced It is the best avenue for negotiating faced him, Swain raised his gun and fired, killing her, Mar* the release of the hostages, blestone concluded. Three and a half hours later, the prosecution rested its case. Attorney for the defense Albert Fitts rested his case this MRLD I. - - .•. • • FLORIDA IIrt1 BRIEF. 4 • ______________________________________________ - :' NATIONAL REPORT: Winter storm warnings and watches '..were in effect today from Illinois through southern New :En1and because of a powerful low-pressure system that ,dumped heavy snows on parts of the Midwest and torrential :rains In the South. Snow with strong winds in northeastern Iowa was blamed for the deaths of two Des Moines, Iowa, men critically injuring a third. Heavy snow was falling in 1ndIana Wednesday night, with up to 7 inches forecast before it today. :: AREA READINGS (P am.): temperature: 74; overnight low: 66; yesterday's high: 88, barometric pressure: 29J .'relative humidity; 55 percent; winds: Southsouthweat at 14 ,-.p.h. FRIDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 5:31 a.m.; 1owa, 11:39 a.m., 5:56 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 5:31 a.m.; lows. 11:39 a.m., 5:56 p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 5:23 :.m., 5:45 p.m.; Iowa, 11:30 a.m. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustin to Jupiter liki, Out I Miles: Aamaflcraftadvlsorylsineffect, Winds becoming : 111 outhwest 20 to 25 knots today, shifting to northwest 15 to 20 )uniis late today and becoming northwest to north 15 oc.".caslonally 20 knots tonight and Friday. seas ',snoMlyS to 1 feet, Scattered thunderstorms today with locally -stronger winds, Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. AREA FORECAST: Increasing cloudiness and warm today 11th a good chance of showers and scattered thunderstorms. :radual clearing and turning cooler tonight and Friday. Highs ;oday low to mid SOs. Low tonight in the SOs. Highs Friday low :jo mid 70s. Winds south or southwest 15 to 25 mph today and crthwest around 15 mph tonight and Friday. Rain probability loday 80 percent. ' - AREA_________________________ DEATHS Mary xpec e Back Liquor B ill To 10 The league has submitted the legislation to the Seminole County Legislative delegation to curb the new licenses to be in mid-1981 for local establishments based on census figures. The census Is expected to show the county more than doubled its population in the 1970 decade. Liquor licenses for bars and nightclubs currently are allocated at the rate of one per 2,500 residents. The League Is asking that the ratio be changed to permit one license per 4,000 residents. Larry Cole, president of the league, told legislators last week estimates are that about 40 new licenses will be available to Seminole as result of the census, adding that it is feared the rash of new licenses will encourage the creation of nude entertainment establishments. ('T) . 1 I . I1JiP Pilati 1401 'iè9 . The delegation accepted the legislation and urged Cole to get support for the Issue from governmental bodies in the county, The restrictions would not affect hotels, motels, private clubs and restaurants. Si tiNy •. • 11111`111W fqww son j • 1*11 I • •, SALE 1999 At a workshop to be held following the special meeting, the city council will discuss the possibility of gaining federal grants for water system improvements and to begin a sewer system for the city. • - PuhIlohed Daily kIg _ _ __ __ E. ph ,477 ________ From* b" ' Herald, keMi Class Putup Paid Of Silford. PlerISa Wit _ ___ sf..tMI. 41/' $459 SAM" 5' $4399 ,:a, '30.99 $a" 06, U7.99 41"" 544.n AM N3.IS. av asau Year. SUN. WON.S1.)Ig Msu*, Nfl, S Nulls. U745a • 'W ____$,99 $#. '_______ • u1.ø $34.9, 'I' UL99 544.99 &W INHWV. ph, 131-40 ________________ •• - paint. _____________________________- 7,9 IlIwyRk , Ili! em _____ ii ER n . jrhkw &IeendsAprli7 • ñ 'Non bWieung '' C----c&.,.. . 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Some credit cards now allow permanent balances. —Most bank credit cards now require payment each month of between 5 and 10 percent of the unpaid balance. This percentage could be increased. —The total amount of credit allowed an individual could be cut, Presumably this would apply to future credit, so consumers would not have to pay off large amounts all at once. —Grace periods for example, allowing 25 days after billing for payment could be reduced. —In theory, use of credit cards could be forbidden entirely for a period of time, but sources within and outside the administration regard that as unacceptably severe. - .1 HOSPITAL NOTES aw Roger "~SEMINOLI MEMORIAL HOSPITAl. MARCH 12 si! ADMISSIONS SANFORD Janice Broker Jennifer D,flS Carl A. Johnson •'Sanfrd 311 French Ave, Ph. 322•16S1 Lucy SOminir Thelma Foorst, DoBory Catherine D. Mills. Det.and Joseph H. Copie, Dellona Lln4a G. 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Bob Graham said the extra gas should prevent the lines and frustrations motorists encountered at the end of January and February when the pumps went dsy In some tourist areas. ' - CHICAGO (UP!) — John Wayne Gacy winked and waved at a bailiff as he walked out of the Depression-era courtroom, He gave no indication a jury had just found him guilty of the Y1 sex slayings of 33 boys and young men — more than any other x U killer in U.S. history. of The swift verdict by the jury of seven men and five women reached in one hour and 55 minutes following the five-week UI trial — meant Gacy, a 37-year-old building contractor, parttime clown and convicted sodomlst, could face the death penalty. "I'll see you tomorrow," Gacy told one court guard as he exited the courtroom where his dea th penalty hearing was scheduled to begin today. U Attorneys were to meet with Cook County Circuit Judge Louis B. Garippo to discuss who would decide Gacy's fate — 09 the judge, or the jury that found him guilty. IGacy Wednesday stood emotionless as Court Clerk Violet Botica read 33 murder verdict forms, one for each of the victims killed during Gacy's seven-year rampage. Over and over, 33 times, she read, "We, the jury, find the toIondantgulity of t1w mPtsak ... guilty olthe murder of John Butkovlch ... guilty of the murder of Darrel UI Samson guilty he bsti ed be or th names of ,, victims because 11 of the bodies pulled from the fetid dirt crawl space beneath Gacy's suburban were too decomposed to be identified. su Sanford (11-92) I(/A Dii -9, - Eleven times s - Credit Cards In Package? As for vetoes, Powell noted Carter Tuesday turned down a special pay act Congress approved for doctors and health specialists in the military. He said the measure had been loaded with "various frostings of one sort or another." "That practice will not work," Powell said. Gas Supplies Get Boost SALE WIPRIPAREAIL$TA1IANO and Sunday •aes_Saturday Ip TN lasisid ? *w*df • • • • mRD I. 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The death of Roth, 41, shocked his associates and sent several lawmakers including House Speaker Hyatt Brown to the hospital for tests. Menengltis can be contagious. "They called us out of caution for a throat culture," said Bill Ryan, Brown's staff director. Brown, Ryan, House Majority Leader Sam Bell, Rep. Lee Moffitt, and Rep. James Harold Thompson had met with Roth Tuesday and were all tested. says the cause of a mysterious red rash affecting some SALE Block . ind.y. March 13, IM—Val. 73, No. Possible Menengitis Death Sends Officials To Doctors Red Rash Puzzles Doctor I Eaeaols SALE FACT: IL - 1 Includes all exterior and interior, whilewalls, bumpers, windows, wheel covers, etc. REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING, 2113 Orlando Dr. Carter was expected to meet today with some of the congressional leaders who have worked hard on the cuts. The timing of his anti-inflation report to the nation has not yet been announced, but Powell indicated it may still occur this week. While he offered no details on Carter's plan, Powell said it will have a "very direct, immediate and significant impact on American citizens." .,. oa ft1WskS$ Our F/au? ' • live1.5 agal. ' w.tlng Hcudd ,. • Ii• IIi Iighway Automotive, Inc 995 AUTO WASH & WAX - - Jeno Pauluccl, Duluth, Minn., and Sanford Industralist and entrepreneur, has promised to assist Lake Mary in acquiring WilLiAM DAVID Schevingen, Holland, and federal grants for the project. UVINGSTON moved to Sanford In 1968 from William David Uvingston, Long Island, N.Y. He was a ____________________________ son of Mr. and Mrs W.O. retired nursery landscape eAvingiton Jr. of Mobile, Ala., man and was a member of the *W grandson of Mrs. W. 0. First United Methodist [4vjn stcn Sr. of Sanford, Ch urch and, the Sanford g *owned in aaaflhaccident Senior Citizens, H&R In Mobile Bay on Feb. prepares He is survived by his wife, Memoria1 mass was attended Mrs. Nellie Alink and a complicated by his aunt, Mr.. Jobs M. daughter, Mrs. Rita O'Brien, returns fItzpetrIck, .txt t3n of her both of Sanford, hlldren, William Dennis, Gramkow Funeral Home in I In fact, 75% of all tax returns prepared by H&R rtx*na. Vincent and Donna in charge of arrangements. Iat year were Long Forms, So, if you have $ leonMarob 12, at lOam. complicated tax return this year, there is an easy ". St.wtcn,Ma.,fanglyhom, ludon. II&R th Block's tax preparers are specially Ilyou 's mother, trained to handle complicated Federal and State LLVInton. *u, JOHN A, — Funeral returns. Nrvlcø for John A. Alink, II, of 7 lax IN, Sanford, who il _____________________ )I4 uu0 died Thursday, will b held at 10 Jobs A. Mink, $1, of Rout, am. Saturday at Oramkow & Bu Oil, Sanford, died early Fuiun'al Now chapel with now. _______________ Lee Khq oflkIeIk. Burial u ThE aNcotm TAX PEOPLE Ev.ryesn Cimifory. Oramkw taLHewuanstivao( v". is WILLIAMSON, W.VA. (UP!) — In coal-rich West Virginia, the better-paying jobs are found underground and Eleanor Bowen was glad to get one of them. Especially since her husband was paralyzed in a recent accident and the couple had two growing boys to feed. She worked hard as a miner, taking all the overtime she could, and earned the respect of her male co,porkers. 'Today those co-workers were mourning her death. Mrs. Bowen, 24, died late Tuesday night in the No. 4 'mine of the P.M. Charles Co. at Rawl. She was the iecond woman coal miner to the in a mine accident in the nation and the first in West Virginia. 13,1910-3A PHONE 323-3550 WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter's budget-cutting, anti-inflation package will cause "wailing and gnashing of teeth" among bureaucrats and other segments of society, his spokesman predicts. Press secretary Jody Powell also warned no area of the federal budget is untouchable, including defense spending, Powell said Carter is preparing to use the veto liberally to hold down the federal budget and his other powers to cut federal spending. "The time is fast approaching when the talkers will be separated from the doers in this area," said Powell, reminding reporters Carter was making "difficult decisions." He said there has been massive, "perhaps unprecedented" consultation with Capitol 11111 in search of a consensus on budget reductions. The final package, soon to be released, will upset some bureaucrats and others, and Powell said, trigger "walling and gnashing of teeth." Gacy To Follow 33 To Grave? Thursday, March Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Carter Nears Plan To Slash Spending Ill '. :WEATHER - 1910 ,1. .. , .1 ^, .1 ;_ ... : I d STERCH rs STERCHIS STERCHI'S 2 �1•. . .- S . S • .- - .-. -. - .- - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Weaty Pinto Juty Sttv991es To Reach Evening Herald CUSPS 4$1280) WINAMAC, Ind. (UP!) — Jurors in the landmark Ford Pinto trial deliberated into the early 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, March 13, 1980-4A ROBERT WAL TERS - ' WILLIAM STEIF RIlN6 You,JG ACCOUNT EXC. THEN I GOT A COST OF —L1VJNG RA1E, WI4ICI-J PUT M A HIGHER TAX RAC<ET. I OU®T A )4oUE FOR THE DEI)UCTION. ECOt) UOB To MAKE THE I ToOt A PAYM'HT,, WI-licH PUT ME IPIA HISR )O I 13OUG14T A TA')( BR4CtET. 'JEW CAR. fl4E:N-- 08 !-- I Tapping Apolitical Vote Power 1 w4 The Early Bird Gets A.Career BRATrLEBORO, Vt. (NEA) — Is the "A person who works full time for 35 years, presidential candidacy of Rep. John B. GOT A averagIng 40 hours a week for 50 weeks a Anderson, R-111., the political equivalent of a year, will spend 70,000 hours of his or her life falling meteor, creating a brilliant but brief k at work." flash In the sky, then burning out and swiftly _ I The quote comes from a new, 548-page plunging to the ground? paperback book, "Exploring Careers," just That's the conventional wisdom being ofpublished by the U.S. Department of Labor's fered by many politicians who view Ander•: Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's about the best son's surprisingly strong performance in the . thing around to acquaint 11 to 14-year-olds • _____ recent primaries here and in neighboring with the world of work. Massachusetts as a temporary phenomenon That may seem pretty young to you, if that soon will be forgotten. you're a 70,000-hour veteran. But Anderson may have tapped one of the But Anne Kahl, who supervises orcountry's most potent political forces — a . ctational research in the bureau's division vast pool of voters on his behalf — unique . • k'. of occupation outlook says it isn't too young _____________ among both Republican and Democratic when you consider that: candidates in this year's presidential race — : 1EJN'80 •. " Preparing for a career increasingly was evident when he visited this community requires a lot of time and money." , •. •. . _____ on the Connecticut River in southeast Ver"The job market is demanding more and . '••• mont during his first foray into the state. • more preparation." A state senator and his wife, both Anderson - Youngsters must "broaden their volunteers, had placed a small advertisement awareness" of what's available before in the local newspaper in the hope of atnarrowing their choices later on in high trading perhaps a few dozen voters to a midschool, college, technical school or while afternoon meeting with the candidate at a Saudis Use V training on the job. local restaurant. Power But the crowd numbered almost . most "Exploring Careers" is aimed at junior of them young professionals - including high school pupils. It's got stories about teachers and businessmen, artists and working that engage your attention. It's got r'ath,'es to the Saudi woman's mass BYROZLISTON writers — in their 20s and 30s. There were plenty of questions that'!! start you thinking. do job '., . inhthtté, .11.5. SLó might cOnsldT Republicans and Demoats, but many - •..UPIURP -' _______,âeriyonsa, w.ao luvWiilldag circiewPuiastyw f ring Judge Lambros a seat on the board of political independents. NEW YORK (UP!) - Saudi Arabia, where Saudi Arabia now has two major banks run defined, and "in-depth" profiles of 41 of those irFtors. If he Is going to run the company, he occupations. It's got terse summaries of Interviews with those people and other women are not permitted to drive an automoexclusively by and for women: Al Rafhi u Ibould at least learn something about the steel Anderson sympathizers throughout the bile and the majority still wear the veil in ftIyshd and National Commercial Bank in where the jobs are. Possibly just as important, the book is country indicate that he draws much of his public, plans to dramatically expand the role k*iness. And, notwithstanding the burden of Jeddah. "Everyone from the president to the calculated to catch teachers' eyes. Teachers support from an exceptionally large group of of the working woman, a leading Saudi In"brations, the board might be willing to subjanitor is a woman," he said. potential voters those born since the late dustrialist said. Ashemlmry, the owner of a diversified are vital in steering youngsters to think about jidize the cost of a refresher course for the judge 1930s or early 1940s. "Saudi Arabia's Third FiveYear plan, Saudi industrial firm with strong commercial i.constItutIona1 law. During their early adult years, the period which begins in May 190, will emphasize the ties to the United States, said the kingdom 13 Anne Kahl helped write much of the new when participation In the political process development of women," said Shelkh Nail, scthrely seeking American Inyestors to bock. She and other officials felt there was a S traditionally begins, they were subjected to Mohammed Ashenümry. "We realized that 50 participate in its technological development, need to alert pre4g) schoolers to what J.S. Auto Safer the trauma of a series of political percent of our power was not being utilized." particularly in petrochemicals and non-labor they'll face in the job market and to give these assassinations, the Vietnam War and the Mideast experts estimate the Saudi • Intensive industries, youngsters a better idea of what the choices government is prepared to spend at least $200 "The United States and Saudi Arabia have are. .rs built In the United States scored well above Watergate scandal. Badly scarred by those experiences, many billion on Its ambitious new plan that also will had a special relationship over several oreign imports In recent crash tests conducted by Thus, "Exploring Careers" was written. since have abstained from any form of infocus on agriculture, mining and completion decades and Saudi development should have The first chaper is a brosd.brush overview he National Highway Traffic Safety Ad- volvement In electoral politics, while others of the kingdom's network of transportation U.S. involvement," he said. of the world of work. For example: ninistration. have voted infrequently but insisted upon an and communications facilities. But A i ii e m I m r y, an aeronautical "It's not time yet for you choose a job. But in occupant protection tests, five of six popular "independent" designation because they Ashemlmry said the largescale inengineering graduate of Texas Christian it's too early to start preparing for the orçign models failed - and conclusions have not rejected affiliation with the two dominant volvement of women in Saudi business and University, urged U.S. businessmen to find a decisions you'll be making a few years from political parties. government will be a gradual process. re& been reached on the sixth. Saudi Arabian joint venture partner to flu,- now. How should you go about choosing the The potential influence of that generation is "We want todoit slowly ao that wedonot ture the project and to avoid violating Saudi A total of 25 U.S. models were subjected to 35 direction that is 'right' for you? The key is illustrated by the fact that In the 111440 age sacrifice our customs and traditions," he ci.tonj and religious laws, nph crashes into fixed barriers and to rearend you." are more than 75 million men and said. "We don't want another Iran on ourFaihare to raped Saudi laws is "an area In o llsions to check fuel system integrity. Nine cohort women - almost half of the country's hands." Personal characteristics are dlscussed.The which otherwise good businessmen have missed occupant safety tests and five of the nine potential voters and more than a third of the reasons persons work are discussed, Training In the Moslem kingdom men and women made avoidable mistakes," said Ashemirnry. )ased all the tests to which they were subjected. entire population, is are segregated In public life, and ways of analyzing jobs are "Many Americans are not familiar with our The core of that group Is the post-World The tests are the first in a series to provide Saudi women are educated separately in explained. The next 14 chapters are clustered social customs and traditions." Saudi npumers with Information on how various war 11 "baby boom" generation—more than secondary schools and umversities and some Arabians do not drink alcohol, gamble, or eat into similar kinds of occupations. Under construction occupations, scientific and .tdels compare under Identical crash conditions.36 mflIlonpeople born between 1948 and 1955 already have moved into the labor force, pork and take time to pray five times a day who now range In age from $ to 34. technical occupations, mechanics and primarily as teachers. "*s1ness takes a lot longer in Saudi Arabia This sort of information is Important because The most current, comprehensive and But job opportunities have been severely sheikh repairers, health Occupations, social sciensaid. vfic fatalities across the nation are still rising ttxughfig analysis of the atypical political limited for Saudi women up until now. thaji the United States," the Usts, social service occupaticns, performing Personal sociability is an e..ntiai psrt of M the proportion of deaths in subcompacts has behavior of the under 40 voters is In a report "Where w o u 1 d women work?" Mhe*nlinry 5ajpii business dealings, arts, design and communication occupations, jMn from 25 to 30 percent in two years. In those - on a nationwide survey of more than 1,500 asked rhetorically. A growing number of Saudi businessmen and agriculture, forestry and fishery cc. rashes involving both subcompacts and larger people commissioned last year by the Under the kingdom's new five-year plan may face thpllir culture shock in the United (tiOnL . S W11 owe ''u To W91e:.6A%%.. JuIiu, Aio you STILL ,Jpure smág bMkkig In the afte plow of the Olympic hockey teea feat?" caucuses Tuesday in Alaska, but returns were slow in coming in and the only group announcing the early returns was the Kennedy organization. Wednesday night, Delaware's 41 districts elected 104 delegates to the state Democratic convention committed to Carter, 40 committed to Kennedy and 29 uncommitted. California Gov. Edmund Brown received no delegates. At the May 24 state Democratic convention, the 14 iiølpt,nfo., in the n.flnnnI 173 dele,ntpc will select -- -------------- Ted Wins Staffeldt earlier had told reporters one reason Washington had both Democraticand Republican The results are still sketchy from three of the four states that held caucuses Tuesday. Only Oklahoma's Democratic caucuses, which delivered a huge 7-to-1 victory to Carter, had complete returns from their first-stage meetings. Carter had 75 percent to Kennedy's 10 percent, with 15 percent uncommitted there. t nliri, JACK ANDERSON nmd The 65-yew.old Ethnonds, Wash., mother steely reserves of Inner strength, Mrs. Jensen I published a plea for the terrorists to discovered arty on that the bureaucrats carried on her lonely fight with her own contact me for private negotiations. We seemed to have lit* interest in helping her modest resources. She put oft badly needed finally reached them through Intermediaries. son, or even in her about his dental west, .ni1ng 11w discosOfort with Alter months Of heolding the guerrillas precarloia situation. me aol. seption, do stoicism, so that the money maidenly demanded $U09 for stares told us, was anti4arrorlst aspert Joke could psy her way to Colombia in a fruitless release. I quickly borrowed the money from a Kwki}dn, now a- private s.cwMy cm eserds for her son — and to WIiIthgton In an friend In the business community, and my atant In Whi iquaU frult1W search br help from ci. aosodateJackMltc1wUftowlIj,a Nor did Mrs. Jiusun hm the flauncW ficlaldem rendezvous with the kidapers. bucking Of big U.& corporations like those (y after $ro Iiiii from Rep. Al Swift, After five days Of nervous waiting In who aongM the rd,as, of Owmo4llinele DWMIL, did the gruIng bureaucrats - various hotels, Mitchell delivered the .et'4w1 execullive WH11 m Nishous and Gus Ostis Of provide partial re ru..it for Mrs. full Of greenbacks to the guerrillas. Four days — also victims of 1&1b Jue's sspses. They still oftered her no later, the 3$-year.old bospactacled Peace American kidnoppere. hope Of g lp in obtai'thtg awes he Corps botanist was brought to Mitchell In the NishOta' employer had epent " 1, • town of Nelva. Starr had trekked Unngh the (sconstlmu fo'Wy) teylig to .isrtIMe ble Akt'i she sever quite gay, up hops that Jungle on horseback. relies., and could hm paid a mul" - uwluse, see, would give her a Hours later, he was finally renaijed with his dollar rausom to his Vnnirke' s. He hilping'.d Mrs. Jesse. w pretty dos. to Indomitable mother e. anay it Howard w liberated by cs who rural peke the end Of her reps whoa she c loony Air Force Base In Pv'wma. k4dng for natlars raided his jangls prIson cmos iw year. No one, .1w esplakwd Mrs. J-wen and Stare need help to repay 1W year. Ottie was rm d by Co"' tasetally, would help ke fry to nigotlab with the ransom money. Contributlens, which are kidnappers after his compwW paid an un- the ($mHan guerrillas. She was afraid her tax-deductible, may be sect to the Ikm dim*" but szjk, son "lgl' hi ask or dying In Uw Andean Pearson Foundation, P.O. Box 2310, Armed only with a modues devotion ad Jungle.. Washington, D.C. 31013. • - caucuses, but the final results were Coming in slowly and it could be a week to 10 days before official Republican totals are known because they are being compiled by mail. The state Democratic committee said with less than half of their precincts counted, Carter was winning 55 percent of the delegates to 25 percent for Kennedy anti a bit more than 20 percent on- CHICAGO (UP!) Stung by new questions about telephone records that might support or dispute his Chappaquiddick, Sen. Edward Kennedy says he and account of the Chappaquiddick drowning were his family have undergone more investigations — withheld from the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's some "grossly unfair" — than anyone else in public death. life. "There has been no family, in the time I have Questioned by reporters in Washington and been in the public life, that has been investigated, Pontiac, Mich,, before going to Chicago to cam- whose personal lives have been investigated, as paign today, Kennedy responded to a report that much as my life, the life of my wife, my children, - OHMONL) REACH, Fla. (UP!) Three truckloads of burglary loot with an estimated value of more than Si - I I Volusia County and other areas for two escaped prisoners believed responsible, Ormond Beach police said today. Search warrants were obtained for several oth er iocations in Volusia and police hoped still more loot would be recovered, Detective Al Legg said. The two men sought were identified as Stephen Pawluzkowycz, 34, who escaped from the Lewisburg, Pa,, federal penitentiary while serving a six-year term for grand theft; and Peter Joseph Donahue, 37, of Bronx, N.Y., who escaped from Rykers Island, N.Y., where he was held for the murder of a New York policeman. I Prisoners Free In Volusia? The recovered iteins included swords, antique guns, gems, carved ivories and other museum pieces. Some of them were believed to have been stolen from the 'Oldest Store" at St. Augustine. Fla. ..........'e..i - WIIIIIlI(tU. - Robert J. Smith Kennedy Upset By 'Grossly Unfair' Probes my nieces and nephews," Kennedy said angrily when asked about the New York Times report. "Some have been fair, some have — investigations been grossly unfair. "I grew up in a family that believed character was accepting responsibility for ones' mistakes and I accepted responsibility for that mistake," Ken- M.D. DERMATOLOGY Diseases and Surgery of the Skin - PHONE 322-7906 2425 PARK AVE. nedy said. SAN FORD N W EN FURNITURE MANUFACTURER 1s BUY DIRECT AND SAVE... w1J OAw A TO I Ift W. Sell Regular Line Merchandise PLUS SamplesSeconds-Closeotpts.Trade.lns -Slight Defects. We Special Order Anythlng.......... Herald Photo by Tom Vincent As a rewa rd for proclaiming March 9-15 Girl Scout Week In Sanford, Mayor Lee P. Moore is made an honorary Girl Scout and present ed with a box of cookies by Junior Girl Scout Becky Norman, Brownie Michelle Norman also participated In the ceremony. Girl Scouts Dress City During Special Week Sanford Mayor Lee Moore has declared March 9-15 Girl Scout Week In the city and has taken the oath to become an honorary Girl Scout. The emphasis this year is on family involvement in Girl Scout activities, Several men are working as adult scouters in the Seminole County Girl Scout program. Girl Scout Week began Sunday with the girls attending church in uniform and is to conclude Sat urday with a family fun day and picnic at the Central Florida Zoo picnic area. Following a church service Sunday, Sanford Brownies and GirlScouts presented the city wi th more azalea plants for their "Br ownie Ring" in Fort Mellon Park and i nstalled a sign. In preparation for Girl Scout Week, scouts cleaned windows and put up displays in several downtown Sanford stores on First Street Including the windows In Courtroom D. Games at 10 am. Sat urday will Include the three-legged race, tug-of-war, LimbO, rolling pin t hrowing contest, water. balloon throwing, sponge throwing and sack races. A picnic will be held from noon to 1 p.m. followed by a soft. ball game. WAIINGTON "I told him I was going to sell myself to the body bunk to raise the money. Body to be delivered as soon as Richard Is cut," Charlotte Jensen was recounting her conversation with a State Department Official in Washington. me mother's vow to sacrifice herself for her33-year-old son was no empty histrionic Unit, it was a nwastre Of her desperation after years of frustration tiaseclileg the faceless p.per4huftlsrs In Washington for help In freeing her son. He Is Richard Starr, ape.t. Corp volunteer wh was seized by communist terrorists In a. bloody raid on the Colombian village where he was woeking on Feb 14,1977. Unlike the families Of American h4ages seined at the US. E'r'by In Telvan test $oq4j, Mrs. Jensen wi't Invited to the White House for waft Of enourigunwat from President Carter. No red carpat was rolled out for her at the state 113momb Qft the onr.y. Doorswere in her face. Telephone calls went unanswered. t..nl fls,. fl,.,m,.,.n1,. BUSINESS WORLD Republican National Committee, women will be able to hold office Jobs, where States. it you don't want the whole book, you can The survey was conducted by Market they will be segregated from male emSaudis, who have acquired large real estate buy individual chapters. Opinion Research of Detroit, one of the ployeea, according to Ashemimry. holdings in Florida, California and ConnecThe book costs $10, Individual chapters $2. country's most respected survey-research Women wearing veils can r ove em Uctjt, em th now are moving toward Investments In Payment by check or money order (payable flrmL fouad, for example, that only about a once they are In the presence of their female r U.S. industries, to the Superintendent Of Documen ts should under-40 group participated In the coworkers. of "When we are guests in your country, we go with orders to this Bur eau of Labor 1978 elections, compared with about half of Although Ashemlmry anticipates some mat adopt your customs and respect your Statistics regional office, 1371 Peachtree St., the over.40 category. hard-line resistance from Moslem con- culture," Aahemimry said. NE, Atlanta 30309. - Carter. In I The Kennedy for President Conunittee announced the senator had nearly a 440-I edge over Carter in Alaska while running 2-to-1 behind the uncommitted total. delegation to the national convention to support Attorneys for both sides spent 90 minutes in Jurors met through the evening without pause, Staffeldt's chambers late Wednesday after they then at midnight announced they were hopelessly learned he had told reporters that corporations, deadlocked. Staffeldt ordered them to try again, like people, should be held morally accountable "I think maybe we can come to it decision," for their behavior. jury foreman Art Selmer reported about 2 am. Staffeldt told reporters he also was concerned Deliberations continued for another hour before about allowing jurors to go home because a sign Staffeldt called a recess. By that time Selmer was attacking the prosecutor and praising Ford apso tired courtroom spectators could barely hear peared on a motel billboard Wednesday morning. his voice. The motel is the only one In this small town. results are expected to give Carter either 15 or 16 of the island state's 19 convention delegates. Wilmington Democratic Chairman Leo Marshal said he ex pects 90 percent of the the state's Consensus A held morally responsible." in 4 Small S convention. Commitments of delegates elected .5. •. would be prejudiced if they learned of his just- Wednesday, however, are not binding once they get to the sta te level. , - , published comment that "corporations must be • Hostage's Mom Got Little Sympathy -- for a fourth day of deliberations at the Pulaski from the rear by a van and burst into flames. The President Carter easily defeated Sen. Edward Kennedy in Delaware's Democratic caucuses Wednesday night, and late results from caucuses in Oklahoma, Hawaii and Washington showed Carter also won in those sta tes, Kennedy's campaign said it won the Democratic •1 IRY!S WORLD he kept jurors deliberating was he feared they United Press International e safety factors in American-made vehicles an be applied to breakthroughs in fuel economy area where imports have had the advantage. throughout the 10-week trial, instead of sequestering them. At 3 a.m. EST, Circuit Judge Harold Staffeldt said. dismissed the jury which already had met for Ford is charged with reckless homicide in the 24 hours for the night and ordered them to return deaths of three girls whose 197 13 Pinto was struck Carter R Restraint On U.S. Steel corporation faces criminal charges for faulty product design. Neal filed a formal complaint because Staffeldt allowed the jurors to go home, as they have - $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.10: Month, 14.75; 6 Months, $27.00; Year, $52.00. am in the same accident, 85 percent of those fIIbd were occupants of the subcompacts. We hope that the same ingenuity that developed trial is the nation's first in which a Defense attorney James Neal asked Prosecutor morning hours today without reaching a decision Michael Cosentino whether he would agree to on whether the No. 2 automaker was guilty of abide by a majority verdict, rather than a unanireckless homicide in the deaths of three young mous one, women. "Absolutely not, not in Indiana," Cosentino WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director flórne Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month, $3.90; 6 Months, U.S. Steel Corporation, the nation's largest téClmaker, posted a net loss of$561.7 million £I.. _._a _? .,..s uu iu i.uv iu quarter of 1979. it was tne biggest quarterly loss for any American company in history. There is no secret about why U.S. Steel is awash in red ink. Many of its plants and the manufacturing technology they utilize are relics of the distant past. Production costs at these aged mills aresuch that U.S. Steel is losing a competitive stfllggle against state-of-the-art plants in Japan, #0t Germany, South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil. ;Faced with this dismal predicament, U.S. teI's management is doing the only thing it can restore the corporation to profitability. it is co'tting losses by closing the most antiquated Ijints and hoping to use whatever profits can be rned by the remaining mills to finance future ernization. as, the company reckoned 'without U.S rict Court Judge Thomas Lambros. Not only 'h " *Judge Lambros temporarily restrained U.S. l from shutting down its two mills in ngstown, Ohio, but he has also suggested that re corporation should be made to pay parations to the community If the plants are Itimately closed, Presumably the judge would not shrink from responsibility of deciding how much U.S. Steel uld cough up for the privilege of conducting its Ow affairs. Judge Lambros acknowledged that uc intervention by a federal court would be pnusual. His honor was too modest. It would lack only a precedent in law, but any jurisdictional sis in the U.S. Constitution. The judge handed Iown his rEstraining order In response to a plea by e United Steelworkers Union which has charged Steel with breathing a verbal commitment to mployees to keep the plants In question running. e suit Is to be heard later this month. Should 3 decision go against the company, it will jlost certainly A. appeal. ___ County courthouse at 10 a.m. Senior Citizens' Seminar Set Plans for the second annual Senior Citizen Security and Information Seminar to be held Tuesday, March at the Sanford Civic Center ha ve been announced by Greater Sa nford Chamber of Commerce Senior Citizen Committee Chairman Bob Daehn. The general public, as well as all senior ci tizens, is invited to the free event from 9 a.m. to noon. The Ed Scbuckman Players will be featured at 10:30 a.m. In the auditorium. Schuckman, a special deputy with the Seminole Count) Sherkfrs Department, and his group will :present brief sketches depicting how bunco artists, purse snatchers, confidence men and other shady characters who ,.prey on the elderly operate. At 11:45 a.m. there will be a demonstration by the security and guard dogs from Orlando. 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(UP!) - It took a long time but one of baseball's greatest sluggers has finally battered down the doors of Cooperstown. Chuck Klein, once almost as big an attraction in Philadelphia as the Liberty Bell, was elected Wednçstlay to the Hall of Fame, along with former Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, by the Veterans Corn. mittee. The two men, both deceased, will be officially Inducted into the Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine at special ceremonies Aug. 3 along with outfielders Duke Snider and Al Kaline, who were elected to the Hall of Fame in January by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Klein's election comes nearly 22 years after he died and 30 years after he retired from baseball. "His average reflects the kind of ballplayer he was," said Hall of Famer Burleigh Grimes, a member of the Veterans Committee. "To me he was a Hall of Famer. I'd like to have had him on my baliclub." Few players could match Klein for all-around ability. As a batter he led or tied for the National League in home runs four times, led in runs scored three times, in slugging percentage three times, in hits twice, in doubles twice, in total bases four times and in runs batted in once. He also led the league twice In assists and once in stolen bases. He was the league's most valuable player in 1932, winner of the league's Triple Crown in 1933, one of a handful of men to hit four home runs In one game (1936) and holder of the modern NL record for runs scored in a season (158 in 1930). Because for most of his 17-year big league career (1928-44), Klein played for the Philadelphia Phililes and did his hitting in tiny Baker Bowl, his critics argue his statistics were inflated because of the small dimensions of his home park. Yawkey's election comes four years after his death and serves as a tribute to a man recognized as one of baseball's greatest benefactors and sportsmen. During his 44 years (1933.76) as owner of the Red Sax, he commanded respect as a man who thought first the good of baseball and then his own club. '1 think Tom Yawkey was one of the finest sportsmen ever to come into baseball," said Hall of Famer oe Cronin, a member of the Veterans Committee and former Red Sox star. "HIS every thought was (or the betterment of the game and his overall thinking was for the best interests of the game." Yawkey purchased the Red Sax for $1 million In Fetwuary 1933 only low days after his 30th birthday. Following the 1933 season, Yawkey spent another $1 million rebuilding Fenway Park, and in his first three years as owner shelled out an estimated $2 million to acquire such players as Lefty Grove, Jimmie Fou, Cronin and Rick Ferrell. It wasn't untIl 1946 hIs team irouglit Yawkey his first , pçnnant., had to wait untIl 1617 for a second Stubby McCumber :;De fending Doral : MIAMI (UP!) Since winning the Doral Open golf : tournament last year, stubby Mark McCumber's best finish was a tie for 20th, but he Isn't worried. The 25-year-old defending champion in this week's Doral, 'pointsout last year was his first onthe tourandhe spent most of the time feeling things out. "Lastyear was my rookie year. Ihad a Ietdownafterl ' won," said the Jacksonville, Ha., power hitter, who then qualified his statement. "It wasn't so much a letdown as It -- was a lack of concentration. "I was playing courses I had never played before and ;taytng in hotels I had never been In before. I was still .djuating," he said. McQamber'a two bet finishes since winning the Doral :were a tie for 20th last year in the San Antonio-Texas Open "and another for 21st this yew In the Bob Hope Desert aaulc. But with the $46,000 he won here, Munber earned $17,556 last year and as the 60th money winner last year he is exempt (ruin qualifying en Mondays at least until next 9 January. McQnnber Is more comfortable with the tour this year and with the lengthy Dora! Blue Monster Course suited to his long-ball style, he hopes he ean make another move this weekend like the one he made last yew. Besides McQunber, the field for this event Includes Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Severino Ballesteros, Andy Been and Bruce Ueteks, who FInished strong In last week's Inverrwy. That tournament was won by Jolmny Miller, who won't be at Doral. Mao absent will be Tom Watson, the test's lwdI'i mossy winner. ( hand also are ToonWeiskopt, Ben Cesnabiw and Jerry Pate, who all sat out Inverrary. Nfrkhu. Is still looldng for ida first victory since Ike irs Philadelphia Classic, after_"ii 71st on the mossy list began naa note with the dulls teen autcmatdle acddent of Dew Stockton's cede ci Li Expos Dump Error Plagued Tigers 7-4. iVOW 7#.47 0 C/lUC/t BAEBA/,;;a / 54C/ years, Tom "Bungle Tom" Free!. >C Polo, said Free! wukllledInabsadcsersst3a.m. other motorist reportediy was cgsd with *ivin1 end .kiving In the wrong Ian.. usiortunit.," Stockton anid. "I guess It's the "It's 'hw of aver*es. There's so many ci sw (on the PGA tsar) Jul taveling in so many opposite directions. :"Buttherealsad thlnglathatft'agottohappei'tonIce ys. Everybo4y that met him liked him." By United Press International need of its much improvement, as the The Detroit Tigers had better start to Tigers outhit Montreal, 12-li. It was the Steve Finch to give Atlanta a victory in be concerned about theIr defense If they first exhibition action for Kirk Gibson, a its Grapefruit League season opener plan lobe contendersinthe tough Amen- former Michigan State football star. Steve Garvey knocked In the decisive can League East. Tigers' catcher Lance Parrish, who runs with a fourth-Inning single and Wednesday, the Tigers committed four has played first base since the start of the Reggle Smith collected a single, a double errorsina7.4losstotheMontrenJExpos, exhibition season In place of Jason and a triple to lift Los Angeles In Its raising their pre.seascn error total to 13 Thompeon (pulled leg muscle), was lost exhibition opener ... Dave Klngman's in five games. Not surprisingly, Detroit for an indefinite period with a possible fourth-inning homer helped lead Chicago TANNER, O(,VP cg,'so,j P/T7ygaç',c,y PYRATFS, CA//6ET2oø'# 7b 4'E ,f69 ftt//HFfr 77"M5' WE .I'3$cE C1Ut i'(IP7 ff / has loetall five. Two of the errors led los torn muscle near his left elbow. paIroffIrst4nflingrunsforMontre, In the Cactus League opener for both In other games, Atlanta edged Texas, clubs ... So Diaz belted a three-run Z327 6/i'! the Expos never trailed after that. 2-1, in 11 InnIngs, Los Angeles nipped homer and drove in five runs and Gary Right-bander Steve Rogers was the MInnesota, 5-4, the Chicago Cubs topped Alexander cracked a tworun double and $leA- starter and winner. He allowed one run In San Francisco, 5-3, Cleveland routed knocked In four runs to lead Cleveland three innings as the Expos got their Milwaukee, 16-Z and the Chicago White Glenn Borgmann hit a tworun homer iy,f,.ffl second victory In as many days over the Sox downed Kansas City, lG.4. and Kevin Bell drove In a pair of runs /4 TIgers. Rookie outfielder Ken Smith drove in with a homer and sacrifice fly to lead q4b(g, Detroit's offense was certainly not in the winning run In the 11th InnIng with a Chicago in Its exhibition opener. cry .•••• • sor __ - Aguirre Collects UPI Honors ___ NEW YORK (UP!) -Mark Aguirre, a burly sophomore Slaking his claim as the outstanding forward us the nation, the forward who helped make DePaul University the kingpin of 6-foot-7, 225-pounder was the leading vote-getter on UPI's All. college basketball, was the runaway choice today for UPI's America team. Aguirre averaged 26.8 points and 7.6 rebounds Player of the Year. per game. He also shot 54 percent from the field and scored 41 Aguirre, whose soft shot carried the the Blue Demons to a points in one game against Loyola of Chicago. No. I national ranking before being upset In the NCAA West "The Player of the Year Is one who has super talent who Regional, is the first non-senior to win the award since Bill performs every night and Is a great scorer,' said DePaul Walton of UCLA In 1973. Coach Ray Meyer. "In Aguirre, we have the best offensIve player in nation, he Is a scoring machine. He Is becoming a In a poll of 205 sports Iters and broadcasters, gue by more than a 3-to-i margin over his nearest competitor, an offensive scoring machine." Darrell GriffIth of Louisville. Aguirre picked up 110 votes, GriffIth 34 and Kyle Macy of Kentucky . "Mark was Uckledtodeathtobez ned Playerof the year," Aguirre officially will be honored as UPI's Player of the Meyer added, V9iVf6 PAC4ra.1tK flhviw,w J r , FOH . 77vF yy it/NO4 'O 'O 'i. ' •••I; n- As runner-up in the balloting, Griffith was the flamboyant AllAmerica guard who became the all-time leading scorer at Louisville. Griffith averaged point a game and guided the A local Chicago product, Aguirre came to DePaul as one of Cardinals to a Metro ConfereriSe titJ and a No. 4 rankIng. the meat publidzsd blh ichect players of ida clus. In his first My, already drafted tfeKentucky Phoenix Sons, served U the season, Aguirre paid handabme dividends as the Blue Demons floor general for third-ranked He averaged more stormed to the Final Four In Salt Lake City. than 15 poInts a game, made more than 53 percent of his shots season, Aguirre's market value continued to soar, and shared the AllAmerica backcoirt with Year when he receives the Naismith Trophy in Atlanta day. ''. • !)iItr1bitdbygFeIu,.,,,8,,.4,caI. and gained a third in 1975, Unfortunately, the Red Sox lost the World Series In seven games on all three occasions and Yawkey never attained the prize he wanted most -a world championship. Yawkey served as vicepresident of the AL from 1956 through 1973 and was the league's representative on the Executive Council from 1957 through 1978. For years he was one of the prime supporters of the Children's Cancer Research Foundation of Boston, known as the Jimmy Fund, and was said to have donated more than $10 million to the fund. Klein and Yawkey were selected by the Veterans Committee from a list of eight finalists. The others corwlered were first baseman Johnny Mix. and Charley Grimm, pitcher Vie Willis, shortstop Glenn Wright, third baseman Jimmy Dykea and former Dodger Manager Waiter Aiston. 2Andy Drive 0 (4-4) 133.00; T (44.2) $41N Seestid race-SIC: 35:70 2 Lisa Lou 1940 1.10 4.10 lBud'sAud,a 3 RoCklown MargIe KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) series of upsets that has guard Tony Carr were enough "They played us right," Cameron (OkIa.) raced Into seconds left to lift Central - During the first half of the punctuated the tournament to carsy Eau Claire Into the said Anderson. "The biggest the quarter-finals as both Arkansas to a 54.63 trIumph game between Wisconsin-Eats since Monday. quarter-final round of the 43rd thIng was that we didn't lose schools topped 100 poInts, over No. 9 Rodthurst (Mo.); ClaireandMarymount(Kan.) Cochran went with a stall annual tournament with a 56- our poise or concentration. He Alabama State hammered Elwayne Campbell hit two at the NAIA basketball tour- "for the first time In five or 49 triumph over the Kansas (Cochran) is a fine coach. I South Carollna-Alken, 103-78, free throws with 17 seconds nament, association officials six years" to try to keep his school. thought he really played ' distributed a release an. 19-13 team in the ball game "We did what we wanted to well." and Cameron drubbed St. remaining to carry LeMoynenounclng the selection of Eau Wednesday night against the do - we controlled the Marymount could never Augustine's, 120-86. Kevin Owen (Tenn.) past No. 6 Claire's Ken Anderson as its 28-2 and second-seeded tempo," said Cochran of his really get the stall into motlo Loder scored 29 to lead Abilene ChrIstian, 5655; Sam Coach of the Year. Blugolds. strategy. "And our kids gave in the second half because Alabama State and Jeff Miller converted two free But Ken Cochran of Mary. It worked for one half -the a valiant effort. Hey, that Spartans could never get into Wilson 26 to pace Cameron. throws with 16 seconds mount tried to take exception two teams were deadlocked, teamis30-2.Ifwetriedto play the lead. Late free throws settled showing to gIve No.7 Central to the selection and almost 15.15, at the Intermission - a half court game with them, In other games, Nos. land 3 four other games. Wally Love Washington a 66-64 victory pulled off the biggest of a but 16 second-half points by they'd have eaten our lunch." seeds Alabama State and hit a free throw with 47 over Biola (Calif.), byAlan Mover , Upstart Lamar Hot-Handed Carner Defends LPGA Title Meets Clemson SAN DIEGO (UP!) winners Sandra Palmer and May. Although she missed 18 Carner took up another JoAnne Carner, fresh off last Sally UtIle and other top tour to(wnaments,she finished just hobby: eating. "To make By United Preu International week's win at the Sunstar names such as Judy Rankln, $2,000 short of another . matters worse, and because I The surprise In this year's NCAA couldn't play, I slept and ate has been Lamar, team and theCardlnaishave already tournament passed two ofso far Classic, will seek to retain her Amy Alcott, and Jane figure season, the $150,000 lost- Blalock. their toughest hurdles. "About tire. weeks after i to drown sorrows," nament of the Ladles Last year, Carner, always a had won here, I was out riding Carner said. She ate, ate, and Lamar has streaked to the West Regional semifinals by Professional Golf Association gallery favorite, was off to a my motorcycle," Carner said, it., until she gained 45 extra running through Weber State, which was 26-2, and Paciflc-lO opening today at the San sensational start. Throngh the "The road was muddy and I powxis. champion Oregon State, which was 26-3 on the way to the No.5 Bernando Inn and Country first eight tour stope, she had crashed on a turn. I ended up So far lIds year she has won Club won tire. tournaments and jammlngmywrist,Tendlnjtlj $50,386 and three titles, Clemson, which finished just fourth In the Atlantic Coast Carner, 41, described in the earned $61,000. The two-time developed and It got to the making her fourth on the all. Conference and also Is a major surprise, at Tucson, Arix. l LPGA media guide as U.S. Open champ seemed point where every time I time women's money list with The game matches two fasthreaklng teams, so whichever "W'ewive, at times to the certain to have her fourth cocked my wrist, It hurt. I $700,000 for her 10 years on the team makes It to the regIonal final Siturday, it's sure to be point of reddewsess, and one consecutive $100,000 year as- couldn't even do the dishes. tour. who likes to go for trek.," mated high-scoring affair, As a result, I ended up being The winners share of the will be challenged by 120 top However, Camera season out most of the year," San Diego tournament Is In the other West Regional game, UCLA will face ninth, players, Including previous cime toanabrupt haltinmidWhile idled by the injury, $22,509. ranked OlsIo State, while In the Mideast Regional at Lexington, ___________________________________________ Ky., Purdue plays No.7 Indiana and No.3 Kentucky takes on Duke. On Friday, ft will be Iowa vs. No. 6 Syracuse and No. 8 Cakk a Maryland vs. No, 10 Georgetown In the East Regional semifinals at Philadelphia, and No.4 LouIsville vs. Texas A&M 'Little LU5U and Missouri vs. No. 2 LW in the Midwest Regional at ' Day' at Tinker Field, HOuston. Cueicuuj Orlando, has been set for UCLA, which had only a 19-i record during the regular Sujsday, March 30, when the season, Ii banking on the hysteria and mc*nentwn of post- Houston Astros will meet the season tournament play to overcome the odds. Minnesota Twins In a 1:30 "Playing Ohio State Is like playing a pro team," says UCLA Pifl. exhibition game. On Coach Larry Brown of the 21-7 Buckeyes. "They are very Utile League Day, all youth strong physically and their front line Is awesome." taseball teams and a Iflaxlmwn of two of their The Buckeyes know all about Joe Barry Carroll, Purdue's 7. win be admitted free foot-i All-America center, who dominated Big Ten play this charge to the Tinker Field season and who win look to keep dominating league rival ge dm'on sectIons, Indiana. Carroll Is regarded as the key him in the BOIIet that each team makers' bid for the title. As teammate Drake Morris says,provided ner is wearing some sort "He's hungry .••IdentificatIon. If The Big Ten champion Haulers, however, overcame Carroll cnpiete wilforms, then once, holding Mm to 11 poInts In a56-U victory at Bloomington. at lest caps and-or T-shirt.. Carroll was unstoppable against IRaII. and St. Johe's In 1 Twins and the Astros _____ theflnttwogameofth.tcurnnL both In the thick "He's a marvelous, marvelous offensive player," said St. I*IUswt laces last y until Joke's Coach Lou Carnesocca, "Tha guy's going to need a the final week of the season, I I I Brink's truck when he signs with the pro.." So, an afternoon of both enI I Name__________________ Kentudry ii favored over Duke primarily because ( __ _ 9 ____ In Mere for youngsters atWildcats' hoine'.cotrt advantage. ___ on Address______________ __ League 1bnigl'a winners advance to the regional finak Saturday Iy' at Tinker ,& jIPhone____________________ afternoon andSattrdey'swümersmov, on to "'wepolIs for March 30, 1:30 p.m., the the national semIItnaIa March 22. 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I 0 0 Buflal0 41 1711 93 PhiladelphIa o 0 .000 team in the nation and while nobody feel our league is very, very cornBoston 39 19 10 le Pittsrgh has given them a great deal of at- petitive." 0 0 Minnesota 29 2414 72 St.Louis 0 0 .000 tention, tiny Murray State may just Toroo 30 s 63 San DeO Greene's Racers will have their 0 0 Queöec slip quietly Into the semifinals of the chance to prove 23 35 9 35 San Francisco o 1 .000 how tough the Valley x'CliflChed division titi. National Invitation Tournament. Wednesday's Results realb' is when they battle Illinois Today's Games One year ago, the Racers finished NY Range 6, Colorado o one of three Big Ten Detroit vs. Kansas City at Fort teams alive in the Washington 6, B0tøn 4 last in the Ohio Valley Conference Myers, 1:30 p.m. NIT tonight in Champaign, Ill. The Hartford 4, Detroit 4, tie New York (A) vs. Texas at withadis.mal4-22recordmjsyear's Illini boasts a Pittsburgh 4. Los Ang 2 12-game tournament Pompano Beach, 1:30 p m 23.7 mark represents a miraculous st. Louis 3, Toronto 2 MInnesota vs. Chicago (A) at turnaround and co-champion status in winning streak spanning the past two Edmonton 6, Quebec 3 Sarasota 1:30 p.m. seasons, including decisions over Phija 6, Chicago 8. tj Cincinnati vs. Boston at Winter the league as well as the best Montreal 4, Minnesota 3 record of Loyola of Chicago anti Illinois State Haven 1:30 p.m. any of the remaining eight teams Buffalo 3, Winnipeg 3, tIe in the first two rounds of the NIT. Los Angeles vs. Montreal at the tourney. Thursday's Games Daytona Beach 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Atlanta "We live in a shadow in Kentucky," Milwaukee Vt. Oakland at "Anytime you get this far in any Vancouver at Hartford Scottsdali, Ariz. 3p.m. said Murray State Coach Ron Greene. tournament you are going to face Detroit at Boston Talyo Whales vs. Cleveland at "Ow. people think only Southeastern outstanding ball clubs and Murray Friday's Games Tucson, Ariz. 3 p.m. 24 3211 59 CincInnati Adams Division Houston W I T Pts. NewYork oo a 0 .000 - - - - MontrHl at Winnipeg Chicago at Edmonton Chicago (N) vs. San FrancIsco at Phoenix, Ariz. 3 p.m. Baltimore at Univ. of Miami, 7:30 p.m. San Diego vs. Tobasco Patenerce at Villa Hermosa. MexIco 9:30 p.m. Wednesday's Results Royals 12, WhIt, Sos 11 ____________________________ TAnnIc ' I ; J ..' - "1# ____ I at Virginia (21-10), Southwestern Louisiana (21-8) at Minnesota (19-10) Upset-minded Southwestern and St. Peter's (22) at Nevada-Las Lonisiana boasts AndreW Tone', WhO Vegas (22-7). ranks No. 9 among major college St. Peter's may attempt another scorers with a 26.8 average. The venture into the deep freeze zone 1agin' Cajuns hope to tack on another when it meets Nevada-Las Vegas. upset over Minnesota after beating However, the 34.33 winning stall over favored Texas, 77.76, in an earlier Duquesne may not work against the round game. fast-breaking Rebels, who ran over Long Beach State, 90.81, to reach the None of the quarter-finalists have quarter-finals, ever won an NIT title. - ' - •. Yoti The Doctor Rescues Crippled Philadelphia .P'ro aask.tball -' - - O.mpeey. • NFL Studies Division Changes SoftbaIl R4C1LJfi NIGHTLY - SwimmIng - ___________________ - • 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS J'AflFORD- Sanford Captures J• 'If. Track Title Transactions ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. ______________________ in ALE P Hock.y Bas.ball MIII StaidJ-'gi Ill. Records- Mainland 1.1 Lake Brant$ey4.L csmeu Cuaforsaco NY 'ij Both squads are coached by Jay Stokes from Seminole and Cirig Marlstt (rain Ccooins. Malirual,,. • JselerVarsNy $pr$.g Schedule Lake Newsll$,$aahrses,s wards (OS) A.I,*CMLU.S, PlStarCsaI,r.ac. Girls .Nowill 055 IN 000 I-i 4) Turns: 'Sanford Si, Lyneass 4$, WL Teams: Lake Howell 97, Lyman 2 0 1.IN kairsese ON IN IN 0--i 30 Daytona Seabresse 13, Sake 47, Lake Sraetley 54, Sanford SI, 9 75 ,JIM 10 33 40 9 73 SiI?linof'e Newell U. DeLand 41, DOylesa DeLand 34. Apepha 29, Daytona Murray (16 strikeouts) and Mal.laad 3 71 KInMICNV ___ 15, Lake Srapftay 20, MaInland IS Altunta ___ __ ____ 2 1 Relni: ROSS (1 51.1,ut1) Kilndt; Hitters: Lake HowellWood 21, Ill: Murray 2t Records: Lake HOwell h11, Seabreess 13 OMuidgsLCelinI.II Apepha u7 110 Hurdles: Biscoe (LH) $6.1; ' t4ee''k 20 Nudging: Diddle (L! 14-4; lOS: Gaddy (ON) 12.0; Discus; Smylie Divisles ill: SatIoø CS) 145; 1e1: Wolfe Ashley CA) $710; Mile: 11 IN WLTp,I. Chlcogo _____ 40 2117 77 5050055 rsgs 101; Lang J05: Rpmsey Bringardner(L)S:33.0;445Reiay: 0 0 io I. Lvis 5511 49 california (0) 21.15, Mile; Seary CL) 4:33.0; Lake Howell 53.4 440: Seaman 440 Relay: Sanford 45.2: 445: (LH) 43.0; Shil: Jones (5) 3010; 17 • • IN '' .-•• Edwards (0$) 11.9; 330 Needles: 334 Hurdles: Biicoe (LH) 45.7; 31 3712 54 SaINtS Oak Ridge IN 110 0 Siddle CL) 414; Pile Vaslt High Jump: Howard CL) 4-9; 040: 17 411 45 Tasaila Cpisraie CsIeilaI o t ________________________ linker (IN) 504; 060: leery CL) Botesam CLB) 2:25.5; Mile Medley O II 41 0 3 .500 TinU Discus: Williams IDS) Relay: Lake Brantley4:39.7; Leng Wales cenleresce Kerr (52 strikisuls) and Cable, 0 1 .500 127.3;MUeMIdlsyIalay:Det.and Jump: Cleveland CL) 14-9; 235: OsIroft Nu.'iis Divisiom Che50, wftCk (4), Dawk p, NaOlssalIeg w I. (7)andClay,Hifls,-Forisalelo3. 400.h 3WSUttOn($)234,2Mile Hardy CS) 77.1: 3 Mile Ronhe'n 2 0 1.000 4,2151, Ssqela 2151, Records-. Seary (1.) 9:55.3; MIle Refy: (LI) 12:07.1; MIle Relay: Lake dl 30 6 04 Monlresi 1 0 1* Oak Ridge 2-4, ColonIal 7.2. Sanford 3:30.5; High Jump: Ed. Howell 4:20.5 uaApgeles La Ange 30 34 __ : , - S State game, the otherquarter-finals of the NIT tonight have Michigan17-l2) The last team from the state of Virginia to win an NIT was Virginia Tech in 1973. The University 1f Virginia's narrow, 57.55, victory over Boston College seems to indicate Michigan may shatter the Cavaliers' (Irearn of another title. Scholarly Kern Booked For Rangers MOUNTED FREE Add$i.00 For flfowatI T4k4 ____________ I I All 13 175.13 D7$-14 I [7..14J SHOCKS I 1391 14.91 14.91 17.91 I P78.14 or is G71-is or 15 H75-14 or 15 J75-15 L.7$S i' '7WJ1 :i' 'I t., S I I I 15.91 20.91 21.55 L!2 STANDARD HEAVY DUTY '495 '6.95 ' I I • I ' ' 2 '.A! State is one of the hottest teams in the country right now," said ilhini Coach Lou Benson. In addition to the IllinoisMurray we9nesoay's results POMPANO BEACH, Fla. of an incident, ground and a fasthall that College (UP!) Sit down and get into "Pitching in the All-Star does everything but stand up Rollins 7, Maryland 2 Singles: DeSalvo d. Weise 36, 6any kind of serious discussion game a couple of years ago, I and salute, lie also has a way Chicago(A) 012 401 120 0-1110 1 with the Texas Rangers' 4, 6-3; Perry d. Frank 64, 63; struck out Reggie Smith. of being able to tell a story on SCan. City Splelmand. Olson 7.5, 63; Kippaig 100 061 102 1-13 20 2 _______________________________ righthanded relief ace Jim Coming up to the plate, I'ete himself and 1aug11 about it, (Ml d. Green 6.4, 6-3; Ramsctell d. Guzman, Hoffman (1), Hoyt (5), Kern, and the conversation Niaden 6-4, 6-3; Outlaw d. Har. Rose asked Smith 'how is he such as the time he and Hickey (5), Borgmann, PsIIlas denberg 6-4, 60 from his end is bound to be LSkiptomylou 20.00 4.00 3.60 throwing?' (10). MI Smith said was catcher Ray I"osse disagreed Doubles: DeSalvo-Perry d. 4SpdballAnnl 3.10 3.00 Frank.Hardenb,rg Spllttorif, Eaton (1), Morley (6), sprInkled with the teachings 'Jesus Christ!' I consider that 1.6, 61, on what lie should throw 6-2; S Boston Sherry 6.40 Olson.Nladen d. Green.Ramdpll Quisenberry (7), Wathan, Gaudet of such noted scholars as the biggest compliment I've George Scott when Kern was £I7 I (61. 6-3, 4.6, 7.6; Outlaw.ftrandtd 4.5) 515.0 still with the Indians. W Quisenberry. L- Hickey Confucius, Castinedas, reliever last season with average. Kern, who struck out ever gotten in baseball." Weise-Klppalg 46, 7-6, 6-4, EiSthrace-S.14,a : 31:44 HRsChicago, Botgman, Wolf, Socrates and Aquinas. Texas, which got him from 136 batters in 143 innings, was To sone people, Kern is "a "1 had a one-and-two count Women 1 Rocktown Tom 25.60 15.20 3.60 Kansas City Gaudet. But stand up there at the Cleveland at the end of 1978. only 19 innings short of kook" because he usually has on Scott and wanted to throw R011ifls6,T5x053 2MltlThund.rfoot 6.10 3.50 Cubs S. GIants 3 SIngles: White CR) d. Hudson 6 plate and put a baseball in 3 Jude The Indians WiLilted 111115 to qualifying for the best ERA in his head in a book and he also 151111 a hook,'' Kern recalls. 2.40 3,6-0; McKeen (T) d. Neviaser 26, San Fran. 0(2.1) 45.20; P(1.1) 711.91; T(7. Kern's hand, and he's going to 000 000 102-3 • has his own ideas on any given "I"usse kept putting down one the majors. 6-2, 6•1; Peillatier CR) d. Sampson 2-)) 919.40 Chicago 000 122 OOx-5 $ 0 be throwing much more than tirow only his fast ball, which Despite number of unrelated subjects. 6-2,62; Crook CR, d. Ruman 6-2,6that curve ball finger For a fastball. I kept ____________________________ is right up there close to Nolan NINfltr.ce-34A: 31:70 the book at you. 4; .jlammfl (1) d. Allen 6.1, 3-6, Knepper, Mlnton (1), Moffitt 9.40 3.00 I SWrlghtElsiy too serious, I'd say that in stood out there on (tie mound Pat Corrales, seeing Kern pitcher. DOubles: Neviaser.Pelllatler Grisel (7) and Btackwell. W- When you ask him what's his tMlssScrlpto 410 "I'ns baseball, not a heavily muscled there's a lot of inand called into him, 'You got (R) d. Samson.Hanson 6.2, 60; Mack, L-Minton. HRsChIcago, 0(35) 33.44: P (3.1)152.20:1 (3- White.Crook CR) d. McKeen he thtnksa moment and says:' was able to get his breaking person and I don't throw like a sanity involved. You have a another finger, use it l"osse Kingman. 5-2)440.15 ball over the plate, told hini he Rum3n 6.3, 63; Wilson-Jimmalle "Water, the softest of Tsnffi riCe-$.16,, A: 31:07 Sraves3,Ra,,g,,s S .:. the was perfectly 9.00 2.10 3.10 CT) d. Smart.Jotinson 7.5. 6-2. free to use it. lot of people," he says. •' j lot of guys running around hollered back out to me, 1 DetroIt CIty thIngs, will move rock, have a lot of whip in ill)' arm, cutting shoe laces and lighting just throw what I call and HIgh chool Texas 000 000 001 00-I $ 7WrlghtArth 2.10 2.10 strongest of things. Lao Tsu, L Brantley6, Bishop The 6.foot-5, Atlanta Moors 1 205-pounder 000 500 000 01-2 The %-t1i1) POPS n ball. I fires. Baseball is not terribly you'll be OK.' Scott was 7 tFastLsnce 3.00 SIngles: Hobble d. McCaw 52; the Chinese philosopher, said from Gladwin, Mich., went to throw with the smne type of conducive to intellectuality on getting more and mon.' ins0(1.1) 7.40; P Darwin, EllIs (1) RalsIch (1.7) 44.70; 1' (1.7. Israel d. Zinsmaster 5.5; Reagon 2) 232.60 that. His basic philosophy was his curve ball from time to motion as Goose Gossage, but afl level, so when you have patient. Finally he couldn't d. Sullivan SO; Amundsen d. Babcock (10), Umbarger (11) Ilevonth rice- 1.16, C: U:5$ passive resistance. I'm not time, more so than tIe ever did tie niusc'les the ball. I sling it someone who doesn't exactly take any inure, Finch (11) and Sundberg 7 Hooky Rabbit 11.00 4,o 3.00 Wock 50; Dance d. Holmes 5.1 lie called Nlekro, Manna (4) Doubles: McCaw-Zlnsmaster Maimberg (I); sure I agree with that. My in four previous seasons with in. The hitters know what's a(there to the noriii, tie's time. iley, you S RayOf Light 3.50 2.20 (BM) d. ColemanMannitz 5.1; Bradford (7), Meison (10) and talk to 3 DO's Caprice 3.00 Novack-Myer d. Maddock.Holmes Pocoroba, BenedIct (6) W- own philosophy is that man is Cleveland, and the results coining. 'I'hey sit on it and still considered strange." him, go talk to himis,' he said to Q(74)l,.41; P (74))p, ; T (7. • capable of doing anything tie were 13 victories ('Olilpared cafl't hit it." Melson. L- Babcock. HR-.. There Isn't anything really Bar. "I'iis not gonna sit 0-3) 259.20 Homer, Atlanta. Jones 4, Coionlal3 believes he can do." with only five losses ill 71 Twelfth rac4_,c: 39:06 Kern's fast ball has never strange about Jim Kern. lie around here waiting for )0U Indiana 54, Brewers) SIngles: Solo (C) d. Simmons s 6 Bonded Lady - 7.10 1.20 3 00 Kern was easily the Amen- appearances, 29 saves and a beets timed accurately and has a good head on his two guys to make up your 7, 5-0; Humphreys Ci) d. Chepnlk -, tGöd Bye Dallas 3.20 2.60 5.7, 5.3; Gary Ci) d. Hengel 0-1; Cleveland 521 121 000-14 57 2 can League's most effective spectacular 1.57 earned run talking about it reiiiinded tiiiis shoulders, both feet on the muiruis." 3.50 Stone (C) d. Huttol.2; Benitez (C) MIlwaukee 000 005 000- 2 9 I '' 1C'p'eva 0(24) .111 P (4-2) 15.20: T (4- d. Bales 5-4 24) 273 6ç Barker, Brennan (3), StatIon At7f9il4lu3191; Doubles: Simmons-Gary Ci) d. Cruz (9) and Diaz, Prutt (6) Handle 20.053 McCormlck.Hengel 6-3; HumSlaton, McClure (1), Hoidsworth phreys.Hutto Ci) d. Chepnick (4), Mueller (6). La Point (9) and Stone 5-6 Fosse, Lake (7); W- Barker. L- By United Press International triumph over the Washington "I was tired," Erving said. Oak RIdge4,Evans3 Larry Bird scored 29 points, went over the 24,000-point Siaton. HR- Cleveland, Diaz, Doug Collins, after severely Bullets, It was the ninth "That was just my false look hauled Nit Standings Singles: Gosnell CE) d. OlMasi S Orta. in 13 rebounds and total in the third period - the By UnIted 0rsis International 1; Anderson (OR) d. Hoover 51; straining his left knee in the victory in the last 10 gaines out there showing you that I dished out 8 assIsts and Rick fifth player in Nll, history to OTIOIeI4,Yankees3 laste Conference Callahan (OR) d• Scamel 5-7, 5-2; second quarter, was on for the 76ers, who find their wasn't tired. lIowdo 1(1(1 it? I Robe)' added 22 points to lead reach that figure. At1ac Ovislen Pantuso (OR) d. Hykes 5-3; NewYork 021 000 000-3 $ 1 crutches. Maurice Cheeks troops seriously thinning W I. Pc?. GB Taulbee (OR) d. Denlmonte 5-4 as don't know. I guess I just go under-manned Boston. For BaltImore 000 023 00*-4 4 1 Boston si 17 .761 suffered a wrist injury in the playoff time draws near. Doubles: GosneII-Scamel (E) d. with my instincts." Houston, Robert Reid led with Ptii( 53 15 744 DIMa$l.Cailahan 5.5. Gydry, DavIs (5), LewIs (6), fourth period and was being Erving scored 12 points in While the Sixers- have been 26 points. New York 34 34 .300 19½ Girls May (7) and Cerone, Golden (6), taped. Caldwell Jones, the third quarter to help the assured of a playoff berth, the Nets 137, PIstons 119 Wshngtn 33 30 .443 21 Oak RidgeS,Evanst Flanagan, Kerrigan (4), T. Mae New J.rsy 32 12 .432 23½ fightIng the flu, looked ready 7fiers recover from a 52-48 Bullets watched a good SIngles: Mitchell d. Duncan 5.7; (7) and Dempsey, Hupperl (7) Winlord Boynes scored 23 Central DlvisIu Warner (E) d. Eiwell 5.7, 5.5; W- Kerrlgan, L- Lewis, HR- to pass out. halftime deficit. His layup chance at securing a berth go points and six teammates also V I Pct. SI Ryan d. Sboon S.); Kennedy d. New York, Jones, Baltimore, Thank goodness a doctor with 6.55 remaIning gave down the drain, Bullets' hit ' AtIaeita 6 IS"Liti' £- - M15 03; laS I. 19eridan 5.3 In double figures as New Houston $ 30 ,47g 9½ WU available. Deubies: Mitchell-Kennedy d. 11htladelphla the lead for good Coach Dick Mutt-u was gloomy Jersey drubbed College San Anton ailing Detroit. g 3 37 .479 Dunc.anSherdanl.3; Warner.Mals The doctor, of course, was at 60-58 and lie later aided an about his team's Wednesday's Results IndIana chances. Rookie Phil 32 10 .444 12 CE) d. Ryan-Tie IS Hubbard led UCF iLcamoiic II Julius Ervfng, who scored 40 11-2 spurt with a three-point ClIlnd 30 43 .151 14½ "We were tired tonight," Detroit, which has lost four LakeHoweIl7,Apopkao points Wednesday night to field goal as the 7fiers led, 80- Motta said. "We're just not Detroit 16.96 .232 25 010 034 12-5113 Singles: Effer d. Smith 5); Catholic straight, with a career-high 29 Went.nm Cee4renc, _..'I?" -'/ Frick forfeit; Macdonald d. UFC 424 131 00-11 16 power Philadelphia toi 105-98 69, entering the last quarter. (leep enough." points. Midwest Division Mezanno $0; Kundls forfeit; Gigllo (1 0.1), Lewandowskl (3) Bucks 112, SuperSonics 103 Suns 122, Warriors 113 W I Pc?. GB Oagllano d. Brinkley 5.2 Kin City 43 30 .5 Doubles: Effer.Kundls d. Smith- and Tryon; Matthews (w, Bob Lanier scored two Paul Westptial scored 31 Miiwauk, 42 31 .571 1 Rezzano 5.1; Frick-Macdonaid Hodges (6), Foy (1) and Hawkins. baskets with 2:30 left to break Points and Phoenix hilt a Hitters: Catholic- GIll 2-4, 2b, Denver 27 45 .375 15½ forfeit. ' RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. Ical basis. S Ral's; Mack 2-4,2 runs; Tryon 3. Chlcigo a 98-98 tie and help Milwaukee remarkable 70 percent of its 25 47 .347 17½ (UP!) A study of the run, RBI; Buonomo 2-], 2 runs, Utah Edward Debartolo Jr., clincti a playoff berth. Junior field 22 51 .305 25 goal attempts in the Ral. UCF- Nattite 4-5. 3 runs; posslbilty of realignment will owner of the San Francisco Pacific DivIsien liridgeman had 26 points, game, Phil Smith was high for Plckett 2.3, 2 runs; Miller 2.5, 2 be on W I Pc?. GB the agenda today as the 49ers, has asked that a Marques Johnson had runs, 2b, 2 RBIs; Degiomlrie 3.5, - Los Ang 52 21 .712 24 and the Warriors with 25 points. Hlghsdioel National Football League's committee be formed to study Lanier 22 to 7b, 3b, 2 RBms. Seattle 5023 .615 2 pace the Bucks. lakers 102, Trail Blazers 94 Wedn.sdIy'sresuits Records: Catholic 2'], UCF 10.7. annual winter meeting heath the matter. PhoenIx 4$ 24 .667 3½ Ovledo 17, Lake Brantley Gus %Villiams had 27 points Kareem Abdul-Jabbur Fla.17,Delawae5tatee Portland 33 39 .431 15½ into its final two days, 8 P.M. difficult and I)ennis Johnson 25 for scored 30 points and Magic Sun DIego The NFL, had a 33 10 .452 19 The league has had Its Deleware St. 004 000 000- 0 3 2 Golden St. Seattle. Milwaukee has won Johnson grabbed 16 rebounds 22 52 rn 30½ Sunday) Florida 541 242 21*-il is i current alignment sInce 1970 time approving its current • Wednesday's Resolts nine games merged with the alignment, The league finally seven of its last to pace Los Angeles and inbaton 121, Houston Simmons, West (3), Clarke (6) when It and l3-of-17 since acquiring crease the Lakers' Pacific HIUPI school MATINEES: narrowed it down to five Phila 100, Washington 9$ and Sampere. Redden (7); Grant, American Football League. Wednesday's results Mon New Jersey 137, DetroIt 5)9 Limier. Wed Sat different plans Division lead over Seattle to Mikesell (4),Mathena (6).Moreno and a laneIl,Coloniallj The alignment doesn't NEW MATINEE Milwaukee 512, Seattle 503 (h1cs 121, Rockets 105 1:49.5; 300 (I)and Schiemmer. Cardiruri secretary picked the current 200 Medley: Boone two games. Abdul-Jabbar Post Time 1:15p.m. Phoenix 122, Golden St. 153 follow any particular Free: Beam (B) 1:47.5: 200 lM: Hitters-Florida:Lombarloul3. one out of a bowl, Los Ang 102, Portland 94 geographical lines and puts, Deilwood (5) 2:05.2; 10 Free: 3- HR, 2b, 3 RBI; Stevens 35, HR, Thw'slay's Gamss Nester (C) 24.1; DIving: Radulskl 2b, 4 RBl; Carpenter 3.3, HR, 2 for example, Atlanta in the That memory makes $4Trilecta Box indiana at New (C) 223.5; 10 Ply: Buke (C) 541 RBI;Records:Deiaware5tat,;.3, NFC West and Dallas In the Denver at San Diego $42 Trifecta Wheel owners leery of bringing up Florida 11-2. 500 Fm: Elllson (B) 49.0; 51 Friday's Games ALL 57 RACES NFC East. the subject again. Rolilns 12, Penn 11 Free: Beam (B) 5:05.5; 500 lack: Houston at Washington C Duke (C) The soaring 1:02.0; 100 ccxl of But Breast: Peon travel the increased travel Boston at Atlanta IN-fl 53 $ Thursday Ladset' Nile We have two ergert 4.,h.I Eliiscn (B) 1:03.2; 400 Free Relay: Rollins and the difficulty In obtaining costs may influence the San Antonio at 401 040 lOx-U • Boone 3:10.3 Ptsllad.iphla lndl.,.. drive mechanics If You need work charter flights has brought up owners to give the matter lvansl$, Lake Howell 75 BlpIetro, Howl.y (5) and Roe; Seattle ChIcago the on a on your 4-wheel drive vehicle. topic more serious geographconsideration, 300 Medley: Lake Howell Muse Slowik (4) and Flynn; Portland at MIlwaukee 1:32.55; 311 Free: Bernard (LH) HItters- Rollins: Duglenskl HR; Denver at Los 2:04.71; 210 IM: laker (LH) Barnhart4.1, HR; Records-Penn 2:08.05; 31 Free: Payne CE) 24.51; 1.2, Rollins 10.4. Diving: Martin (LH) 144.9; III td of Oclando Jiat Fleri4a lasaball Schssl Fly: Barnard (LH) 1:01.91; lii ott Hwp Il 9? Iongwood Liberty BaptIst 6, Ku$ztown I 2413 Oriando Dr. - Sanford (17-n) Free: Peterson (LH) 51.52: 111 Indiana State I, U. of Rochester - 323-3330 RISIRVAIIONS I IbOO SC. LIons (CFL) - Announced Fm: Baker (LW 5:11.02; IN 2 So',y Ide One linde, lb CE) 1:03.00; 100 Carson-Newman 12, Haverford 2 Anthony Armstrong to a two-year Ireash Orris CE) 1:01.42; 400 Free Delaware Vally 6, Wisconsin 2 Relay: Evans 4:1L03 Belmont 17, Kenyon I Sanford sophomore Lennie Sutton captured three firsts as Girls $iccee' Delaware Valley 4, Haverford 0 Sanford ran away from Lyman to win the first ever Five Star IeenelIl,Caiemsial3l Fort Lauderdale (NASL) JarCii 1 200 Medley: Boone 2:12.0; 200 I Conference Junior Varsity Meet at Lyman Tuesday. Traded defender Tony Whelan £ valencla 2, Brevarl Free: Welsa (5) 3:11.3; 20 IM: Atlanta tot 1901 (reps (5) 2:21.3; 50 Free; valencla The junior Seminoles totaled 87 to the young Greybounds 66 001 ,, , costs and 'futw'e ON * iii- i $ (ur the team title, Seabreeze was third with 62 poInts. Golden Gate (All) - Signed Fuelsrlr (5) 27.5: DivIng; Galley Irevard ferwurd Mu Roche, mIefluoer (5) 1:71.45; 100 Fly: Smith CC) Sutton took both the dashes. He turned a 10.5 clockIng In 100 Navarro, Scheler (0) and Constantine Konetin and defender 103.2; IN Free: Fuefsrer (5) 1:01.0; III Smith CC) 5:39.4; Sunnell, Mac George Free: (7); aadfollowedupwltha23.ltowin the 220. Sutton then anchored Tiny Hauls,. OsIlas (NA$L) - Signed center ill SaCk; Gullets (B) 1:11.5; III Ublnger, Pobzeznlk (I) and th team of Larry Eason, Johnny "Bull" Llttles and Danny SIegriest; Hitters- Kleth 2.3, forward Klaus Toppmolier of breast: O'Neal (5) 1:11.1; 45.2. Surnell 2.3; Fontan.z 22, Harden to a 440 relay victory Fres Relay: Boone 6:55.0 Germany to a nwei year contract Brevard: Cotanteonl 2-4; Harden also placed second In the 100, runnIng a 10.6.The JV Records: Lake Hsw•ll 94, Uvans 79 fist me,'e than $5 mIllion. 211 Medley: Lake Howell Valencia 57.10, Brevard 10-7. also grabbed first place In the mile relay as Willie James, SeskelBobl High 200 Free: Acre (SM) - Signed forward Arvld 2:05.75; Ediard Jones, frehma Mike Woolen and Vince Edwards Wedeesday'sles.Ns Kramav,te a second 10.dsy conS 2:10.53; IN SM: Williams (E) turnd in a time of 3:3&5. 2:23.52; $0 Free: Depanbo (LH) Lk.Srant$ey7,Maing.nd4 ,., U .-*amedformar Boston 27.35; Diving: Tarrish (El 1:56.9/ Erarda grabbed a second In the 440 and a third In the long laM $2111 2-6 oia IN Fly: Williams CE) 1:04.17; 100 4.1W Sex General 1 1 1 jisup, Vason was also second In the long jump with a leap of Acre (LH) 1:00.51; NI Lk.Irant$y 250 02 2$ efts to Free: te coordinate eessll NI a new arena for the NSA Fm: Mark (LH) 5:515.55; III Brown, Prois (3), Buckley (6), Sack: Depanlo (LH) 1:11.0; 11 Prels(43,St.plsens (7), Walker (7) Cl$-14 flesm Breast: Morton (LH) 1:50.41: For 'the Sanford JV girls who finished fourth behind Lake andTrambau,, Dunlap, Carter + 47cF.E.T, Free Relay: Lake Howell 4:45.41 (5), Iegband (4) and Arthur; Brarky,LymanandwlnnerLakeHowell,Tonyflardy placed Hitters- MaInland: Seal HI; first In the 230 and Kathy Jones won tue shot put, SIZE jIZE PUCE PRICE Lake Sran$ ley: D'Arviile 2b, 4 Rangers s3. Thursday, March 13, l,$0-7A Miraculous Murray St. Eyes NIT Title pairs Divielse W I. y p,. X'PhIIa 45 714 104 IL--- Hlhw.y Asatonsoflv, In. • Sisis. Op... \ Ms'c lit 300 '- - IVmIT 'I'I • 1 Months SAVE $2è0 7.00 1.00 1.10 11.10 940 6.20 1Llghtly NAIA Reaches Quarter-Finals WEIGHT IN DIAMONDS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' • ' �•- . S - • , - -. R!ELVES UU IIIA—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 13, 19 DyingVVith • . . Dignity Takes m Perseverance Fa *ly DEAR ABBY: Recently you previous year had suffered a button-holing every to a passive course of no dignity, but it might take My mother had seven bath uncomfortable to live in .i ran a letter from a woman severe stroke that left him responsible person I could action. If the doctor seems great perseverance on the rugs piled one on the other, pigpen and she'll shape up. who had signed a "Living partially paralyzed. reticent or unwilling to follow part of our spouses and family the bottom one being for Now, 40 years later, my house ear I feared reach for the Instructions of Will," and was relieved to that, should he suffer heart "No your wishes, CHANGE to make sure we are given the "company best." In ascen- is always neat and clean Code" to be Included on know that should she ever fall failure, "heroic measures" his chart. (The "No Code" DOCTORS! oppertunity. ding order they were for because I like it that way. victim to an incurable illness, might be taken, so he would signified that no resuscitation 3) Once the patient is adlesser categories of people, BEEN THERE REFORMED HOUSEWIFE: she would be allowed to the In be "saved" only to suffer team would mUted to the hospital, make be summoned.) DEAR ABBY: AB- ending with an 01(1 but ALBION, CALIF. dignity. I think you should more from the cancer. The sure the instructions on the SOLUTELY ANONYMOUS, spotless rug on top for the If your spouse (or family DEAR REFORMED: And warn your readers that doctors who had treated him member) has signed a Living chart are in accord with your. who complained about a family to use. That's only one what if she never shapes up7 merely signing a Living Will previously were aware that he Will, my advice would in. -do- cir bWi1F&e the ad- wishes; keep pestering the bride's "disaster area", item in her fanatic The bride who elects to live in is no guarantee that one's had signed a Living Will. dude: respondoctor until they are. housekeeping, could be much cleanliness. Would you a pigpen - for whatever mitting doctor and wishes will be carried 0111. It However, one specialist 4) If treatment is being like my mother was. For the believe carpet from the front reason - is Inflicting her 1) Talk the situation over sible for any Instructions to he will also take perseverance on seemed to view my husband thoroughly with your family included on the patient's chart prescribed that is offensive to first several years of my door across the porch, down pigsty likstyle on h er the part of the family.more as a pair of diseased so that there is no doubt in regardless of an specialists the patient and family, the marriage, I kept house the steps and all the m, out husband And please don' t tell Last May, my husband died lungs than a whole man, and anyone's mind as to your who might be called in. family can check the patient dreadfully in protest to W to the sidewalk? That was to me that the husband should of lU1i cancer after a very was determined to save him intentions. Doctors are trained to save out of the hospital without the mother's super-cleanliness, keep the concrete clean! share equally in the short illness. He had a history should heart failur e occur. It 2) Discuss this philosophy lives, and some are unable to d oc tor's release. Maybe this bride is overSo, give that bride time. In housework if the wife works. of hea rt disease, and t he took days of arguing and at length with your fa ly Abby, we can die wi th reacting, too. due co urse she'll find out its He should. But few do. mi ma ke the ment al adjustment - -. I, Thursday, March 13, 1950-94 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' S t,'\A S. . 'S - • - ',, ' - - Vicki Harrelson applies makeup. - , I S : • •--'' 5. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent - Gennie Pancoe adjusts eyelashes. Stvim !46 h, ot 1111 We" I Swj,tt • Kitchen \\J \pj).j 'i'- Grocery Store %? mMr11/Aethr'sh,1 200 N. PARK—SANFORD r:j - ,'- -. . I!LL WALL TO Unford J-0 W situ 217E FIRSTST SANFORD FAMOUS NAME DESIGNO LUGGAGE 0 son $111116 41 Hard We Tot" 0 Beauty Cam 0 Weekenders 0 ..J l 322.2353 . , By DORIS DIETRICH With Music: An Irving Berlin OURSELVES Editor Celebration, at the Sanford "Smashing..." Civic Center. The portly, well-endowed "This music makes me want to get up and dance...11 redhead, Deborah Collins, The above comments were who took the lead in the among the favorable musical, was nearly a dead responses recorded when ringer for the immortal Kate Seminole Mutual Concert Smith. Association (SMCA) helped Featuring a cast of cele brate Ir vi ng Berlin's 90th ninetalented singers and anniversary this week with dancers and three musicians, the presentation of "Say It the concert was staged against a simple but WALL. y & L WATCH BANDS WOMENI LUTHN 0 Spoidei a Othm 0 Men's - Ladies, Wolof$ 0 . 1111$ • by Caus 10 TO 0 0 2 2 0OFF Apr 0/ % OFF 60 OFF 1 1 Apr a presentative. She has brochutes, civic Information; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of Introduction from local merChants. Draperies $ 99 An j e SouthSemijnol e Laura Bshi-33.1$4S Co-ordinator RuGS MBI'S WOM GIFT 1140 Mon.grams ClubS In the "Berlin In Hollywood" segment, two of the dancers did a takeoff on Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in song and dance to "Cheek to Cheek" and "Lets Face the Music and Dance." A satirical touch was added when a third nwle dancer entered the setting to favorably disturb the cozy twosome "Berlin's Contribution to Hollywood and Broiaidway" again sent the audience into some wishful foot-stomping to al a U --- Dlomenfs $ feet In a much deserved standing ovation to On highly entertaining concert that WATCN5 Other cast members were: Vicki Harrelson, Pegg OFF 20i Off 20% Neil Gregory, Gene Hodges, S - 20% off aW got a "'s or W"N's 14 kto pid i'.idMp bd ft... - .. - - .. UWuI 0 -. 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Five life-sized "cutout" girls with painted on artistic finery glided onto the stage to join the cast ag U9PH 3225U MMI 0 IUEDE Insulated Draperies Wd're Proud THE STATE BANKO BUYTODAY....HANG TODAY Florida's own greeting — dedicated to welcoming new residents. Florida Owned Florida Managed A call from you will bring LOWESTPRICES44YWHEE - e Welcome Mark Berlin S - Great.for Monday thru GUARANTEED TO BE THE 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIJIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MARCH 9th thfu 15th III GIRL SK.D.OuTs I Jan Freeman, right SMCA president, backstage with several cast members. Cut IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl ________________________________________________________ ' . 6 COMPANTs WC. lufsnIaudc..lral Pi,IfprMYs Ph. rn.aioi ZSlManokaAve. Sanford mealt other girls and to have fun. Support them l •:a1I41T.1:a JIIL ' ! S S _____ I u, . ,'" 322-0200 220 IROQUOIS AVE. �* -- ..bo•_. .BLON DIE 1OA—EvenIng Herald, Sonford,FI, Thursday,MarchI3,)$O !(oAwooD,vu PORC,QT TO KISS ME L o0oBvE! I I"— I--- ACROSS 46 Wireless signal 1 Fire(prefix) 49Amencan 5 Cremation fire humorist 9 Bean 50 Layer SOR HAVEN'T 'lOLl MEARP THAT BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN-PEEP? i 1K 'WRE PPECJ%L1 NOW W UW IDWAD U? TOO F'1,OLL. - .' -."-t#•--.-- - iu_a.a_ iflClUI!I . • - - - Circumcision Your Choice Answer to Previous Puzzle __ loiftiOl 1DIDAY IDI0IMII IiuI INJolDIHoYI ___ JZIEIP4.,JOINIE DIIIN!EI N o!oi'r!sI IEl$IKIIIMIOII JolslN•slHlEI 53 Male or 010 w.eJPJIJTILIel female lojNf Nfloallou171 54 Thought (Fr.) __ 55 South I EN IMI M (1(11 American __ - Indian group AesTj e _ ! AINIofa a __ 56 Swift aircraft __ _ iil IoI oJ s J t I' f NIcI __ (abbr.) ICj INI0JTI IJMiq IINl Sl Singer Moms IIIT!IINI __ 111ITI 1(10101 - -. • ' '..i - a , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 13, IflO-11A TONIGHT'S TV - • Commission Backs Licluor Bill U I THURSDAY DEAR DR. LAMB — Our first child Is expected to be born In about six weeks. The obstetrician who will be delivering OUT baby doesn't perform circumcisions. I lo understand that he doesn't "MPH" feel that the operation is 20 Amphitheater 58 Paradise 19 Golf score 38 — Lincoln necessary for good hygiene or ,., a____ actor 'a. ,._-____ __ £cI...uIuv -___ £1 rimson 39 Labial significantly prevents cancer. 24 Forever DOWN 23 Sawbuck . a °°" -_ . '' ,, He 25 Metric unit 24 Isn't (sI.) by Mort Walker In'one of the most widely read 27 Dappled I Die dots for more Information 25 Mona _____ 42 Young woman y advice columns by a well 31 Sacred image 2 Antiquity i 1 43 Roman date about the effects of dr. painting so's I32 Small Ike 3 'Taro health. Also why known lady columnist who is 28 Applies 44 Proximal cwnclaion on UGLY J 34 Year (Sp.) 4 At a distance frosting 45 Observes Is this operation performed not physician, but who often Dry,as wine 5 Hamlin'! bane 27 Musical sound 46 Consign rather routinely in the U.S. talks about medical matters. 35 Short for 6 Possessive 28 Toll tale entIeman pronoun 47 One time only when It isn't in some other That old idea has been pretty 29 Novelist 1 36 mug person 7 Persian 48 Baseballst Begnold societies such as in Europe? well disproved. t 37 Sideways product The original concept Oc30 Man's best Muslal DEARREADER — There 39 Countries 8 Attempted curred because certain friend (PI-) 40 Florida tower 9 Out of danger 51 Actress Is probably no definite yes or J 41 Drink slowly 10 Scandinavian 32 Pullet groups of Jewish women had Lupino no answer to your question behavior 42 Rail routes god very low rates of cervical 52 Make a mess regarding whether a newborn 145 Conciliatory 11 Hindu ascetic 35 Pagan ,(frjiç boy child sbould have a cir- cancer. More exacting studies of bribe 36 Soft food practice showed that this was related . or - BEETLE BAILEY E BORN LOSER -- - -- (abbr.) 13 Suffix 14 Flurry 15 Instructor,for short I6 Small dogs 17 Trifle 18 Put 19 The "P" in \ TIME SHE PASSES3 a •-.- . 1',e.i,I..i. I4.aJV!t1. UL? ( PO YOU HAVE TO STARE EVERY I - - .. .-- . - - —. - . y The Seminole County Commission anybody saying they couldn't get a stores and certain entertainment has voted unanimously to'support a state drink," Commissioner Bob French said. establishments. They do not affect bill that would decrease the number of condominiums, Concern about the liquor licenses hotels, motels, new liquor licenses to be allowed In the surfaced due to the upcoming 1980 restaurants and clubs, county and then went one 'better. census. Seminole's 29 liquor licenses are The Seminole legislative delegation. Currently Seminole issues one liquor based on the 1970 census figures that composed of two state representatives license for every 2,500 people in the estimated the county's population at and two senators whose districts include county. The bill would change this ratio 83,692. The 1980 census is expected to the county, agreed last week to support to one License for every 4,000 people and estimate it near 166,000. the bill. the commissioners agreed that, if If the law remains unchanged, the Such local bills usually are passed possible, they'd just as soon make it one county could then be faced with 37 new automatically by the Legislature if the per 5,000. liquor licenses, county's entire delegation supports "I haven't had any phone calls from The licenses are issued for liquor them.— DIANE PETRYK EVENING 6:00 Ii 0 @) (1)0(7)0 NEWS (10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Structural Geology" a2)(1 7) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Kidnapping," "The-Family." 6:30 to pay off debts by hitting his friends and in-laws up for (1)0 CBS NEWS $20,000. (7)0 ABC NEWS (1) 0 20/20 (ED (35) ANDY GRIFFITH The (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD new mayor of Mayberry is criti. "Aaron Ironwood School Of cal of s(ndy's work as sheriff. Success" .(9 (10) EARTH, SEA AND SKY "Earth History" } (17) THE AMERICANS 2) (17) BOB NEWHART Emily "The Schoolteacher" Gerd finds herself doing all the Cook. Feemster is a dedicated young log and cleaning when Bob's black teacher in one of father arranges a fishing trip, Harlem's toughest high 7:00 schools. 0(1) NBC NEWS __ 12) (17) FUN HOUSE 7:25 0 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA C!) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 TODAY (1) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (ED (35) BULLWINKLE 12:00 CHAIN REACTION 0 (!) 0 NEWS I (35)1 LOVE LUCY 3 (10) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING j2) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (NON, TUE, THU, FRI) (M (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) (WED) - 8:00 (3) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (U) 35) NEW ZOO_.. REVUE IUUVPi EASY EASY The Seminole County Commission this week voted to aniend 12:30 The only audience during the decision, in addition to the press, was Toni Binford, vice president of Central Florida Bench Co., Inc. Neither nor Binford en. the commissioners -- Boom HOME ii•uuiiiii - of course, - -.... rim,,,, ri t,iai A LI riui- Abdomen Birth PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Six-week-old Shadonna Allen is a mathematical exception to the norm, say her doctors, because she was born healthy in spite of being carried in her mother's abdomen instead of her uterus. Doctors at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where the baby was born last Jan, 29 — almost eight weeks premature and weighing 3 pounds, 4 ounces — say the Incidence of intra-abdominal pregnancy is less than one in 3,000 live births. Doctors suspected something was wrong with the pregnancy of Mary Ellen Allen 25, of Phl1d1nhin when they found the position of fetus was topoyturvy and the uter us did not appear to be growing. Mrs. Allen, also the mother of an 11-year-old son, said the tipo ff was intense pain and lack of kicking by the fetus. sIa#, ' I HOROSCOPE r EEK & MEEK eta aaSfl.,.aata,aa aka.,.al..a "I kind of knew something was wrong," Mrs. Allen said ue WIN AT BRIDGE ' while holding her baby. Describing the fetal position, Dr. Douglas Ross, fellow of Maternal and Fetal Medicine at Jefferson, said, "Normally the baby grows in nnItinn' a un.zrni.-rinwn -r n - - '- head down, bottom up. But the baby's back was curled up and around, going across her ' a ILLA'S POP ____ ... lIPui HWY rica ALL SHOWS 99C 7:ic [P$.zA LAST MITI , Jim's is LAST MITI 1:45 ONLY TAKE IT TO o THE LIMIT iffiOVI(LANDi).. 1525 222 1211 CLOSED THUIS. i"\ \, " \6\ caei. _ - IA - - - -JE. FUNNY BUSINESS , thru Snturdnv ' r 'JUMBLE WEEDS byT.K.Ryan J M4* 1.lP*'flN& Th -JNswr1)4ATL.1vs INSIPIR MEXICAN :1)I _0 $4195 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday thru Saturday p-SI - our lOONIES - / r Special Sunday Buffet 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. featuring Baron of Beef - .Bakd Chicken OIdCountry" Virginia Ham JtU1J flfU$ SALAD BAR INC! WITHALL ENTREES — 1* Nigiwey 174 N 06 SfAkpwt IIvd.) Phon• (305) 321.0690 7 2- t-.' ' - : ' 1 Il 10 4411 Prime Rib Buffet O ONT MISS A lICK5 C' TH**3 .'.'f . A variety of salads by Roger a JUJV IN CAJAs, 4'.'.'. \ t \; ' t )UMPIN& [PLAZA II] of Luncheon Buffet - Iv 11 Kew Cauniim (ff.oim 9Kg '_ j_ I 100111k JULtAANDIIWS •: - , narrat - - - was ____ . S ID 'S IME?1IN ER iaic4e been." Paraplegic I n Long Run (June 0.1 J1 ____ - FRANK AND ERNEST (' (mother's) belly at right angle to where it should have , BUGS BUNNY sizes for the benches. Baby Survives jul. J1IP An one wishing to do so will still have to get the county to agree to enter into a contract which will stipulate locations and terea into any discussion on the matter. JllJlll ARCHIE Commissioner Bob French emphasized earlier. however. the change In the ordinance does not mean a company can go out and install advertising benches, a county sign ordinance that prohibits advertising benches, (1) NEWS (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW iri MUIL, j (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE Fifty years ago it wasn't to the fact that their culture 10:30 ('1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (12) (17) LUCY SHOW .... ,i,.1.wI tham fn røfrzin from , i1T gSi Jrir r'AIjrnA (11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE ' ---" MEN0I i1Ii such a common practice in 8:25 (12)(17)MOVIE sexual activity early in life. It (1]) (35) SANFORD AND SON 11:00 American medicine. Many 0 @) TODAY IN FLORIDA Fred and his friends plan a 1:00 gii children 0(4)C1)007)0 NEWS home has been shown that women. were (7)0 GOOD MORNING by Art Sarsom cheer-up party after attending 0(14) DAYS OF OUR LIVES who begin an active sex life at 0]) (35) BENNY HILL FLORIDA deliveries. Over the years it a friend's tuneral. (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE an early age and have 11:15 became almost routine for 8:30 RESTLESS 4 (10) MACNEiL / LEHRER I T.(114ROU44 M( '1 multiple sexual partners are a2(17) LOVE, AMERICAN 0 ® TODAY REPORT C!J 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0111111111 ll Jlll newborn baby boys to have more likely to have cancer of STYLE 0 GOOD MORNING the (U) (35) 35 LIVE In (12)(17) SANFORD AND SON circumcisions the cervix than those who lead AMERICA Fred traces his background hospitals. In more recent 11:30 2:00 (Ii) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO and is told he is Jewish and a 0(1) THE BEST OF CARSON times, this routine practice a less varied sexual life, 43 (1) THE DOCTORS (10) PAINT WITH NANCY (24 descendant of King Solomon, Finally, there is always the Guests: Peggy Lee, Fernando has been questioned and it 0 AS THE WORLD Jlll lll (NON) Lamas, Gallagher. (A) TURNS should be. 7:30 (24 (10) JULIA CHILD AND (1)0 COLUMBO (7)0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0(1) TIC TAC DOUGH It's perfectly true that with which is more frequent to Jill COMPANY (TUE) Jill Jil 1J 0 THE IRAN CRISIS; (35) GOMER PYLE (1) 0 THE 'i-nat NEWLYWED proper hygiene measures ona uncircumciseu men, 24 (10) FOOTSTEPS (WED) AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A (MME probably goes back to the (24(10)V.l. PEOPLE(THU) 2:25 JIl Jill Jill daily basis, there Is no reason look at the latest occurrences 1)0 $ioo,000 NAME THAT 24 (10) CROCKETT'S VICTO(12) (17) NEWS that a boy or a man can't hygiene problem. With all the in Iran. TUNE RY GARDEN (FRI) Jill. remain perfectly clean if he controversies that exist, there (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST 2:30 (fl) (35) MAUDE Maude dis. (12) (17) ROMPER ROOM Is no reason why the decision makes the effort, 0 (1) ANOTHER WORLD (12) (17) MOVIE "Lucky Me" covers that Mrs. Naugatuck INPJIP 3.4$ 9:00 ll (1954) Doris Day, Bob Cummll (111) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE There Is disagreement as to whether or not a male has taken everyone for a ride, 0(1) DONAHUE ings. (!2)(17) THE GIGGLESNORT about whether a man has should have a circumcision (24 (10) DICK CAVETT HOTEL CID 0 MIKE DOUGLAS Guests: American Dance ll il more or less sexual can't be delayed untllhe's old 11:45 by Bob Montana MOVIE D 0 Machine, 3:00 (7)0 POLICE WOMAN satisfaction without a cit. enough to make his own 0]) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (12h7) ALL IN THE FAMILY ll Jill cumclsion, Since each In- decision unless there is some GUIDING LIGHT (1)0 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY "Archie Finds A Friend" 12:55 ANYWHERE HE (7) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL dividual person's pleasures overriding anatomical reason (R) BARETTA WOOS TOI DO JIl 3:30 Jill Jill and reactions are so varied, I In early childhood to justify 8:00 (12) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR (ll)(35) (!2)(17) THE FLINT0(4) BUCK ROGERS IN THE 1:00 don't suppose there will ever the circumcision. 9:30 STONES 25TH JIl and CENTURY Buck Jill TOMORROW Guests: g 0 (4) PDII1 nntwr ('1' rslIlQinll unit . ,. iW I1fl rPr he - to flinta,a,,, ,J, tJf lima team that a slave-traaradio personalities John Lani(8 EDUCATIONAL PROWED) problems? Readers who want question. Then, 1101 ing sorcerer (Jack Palanca) has gan and Johnny Walker. GRAMMING (24(10) VILLA ALEGRE (A) his massive fleet ready to there are all the psychological Information about the cornGREEN ACRES 1:15 (121(17) (TUE. THU, FRI) attk Earth. (Part 2) (R) factors that are Involved as mon coffee habit can send 75 (5) 0 MARY HARTMAN, (Sib THE WALTONS Jim10:00 4:00 well, cents with a long, stamped, MARY HARTMAN Mary faces Bob gets ready for his high CARD SHARKS (4) 0 0(1) THE BRADY BUNCH Another factor related to self-addressed envelope for the mass-murderer, George sdhlooi graduation while the (1]) (35) PTL CLUB (5) 0 BEWITCHED circumcision was the wide- The Health Letter number 14meets Steve and Grandpa other Walton men prepare to (17) MOVIE (12) (7)0 MERV GRIFFIN comes home from a date. number spread belief a Controversial Beverages: of 4, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL loin the Armed Forces. (II) (35) WOODY WOODPECK. 10:30 years ago that a woman who Coffee, Tea, Colas and (7)0 MORK a NINDY Mark ER AND FRIENDS HOLLYWOOD 0 insists on maintaining his '°had a sexual partner who had Chocolate. Address your (24 (10) SESAME STREET FRIY1SQUARES violent ways even when he to Dr . Lamb,in ar apt c e of was (12) (17) SPECTREMAN circumcised eq st not been CELEBRI TY WHEWI For (1)0 Friday, March 14, 1980 becomes the target of the town by Howls Schneider MORNING to develop cancer of the this newspaper, P.O. Box 4:30 bully. (A) 1055 cervix. I was aghast to see 1551, Radio City Station, New 0(14) EMERGENCY ONEI ____ (35) COLLEGE BASKETCBS NEWS 0 York, NY 10019. (1)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN BALL "National Invitational 5:05 unearnedpataonthebacklsa thlaoldideareciflyrepeat.ed 11:00 (M (35) BUGS BUNNY AND YOUR BIRThDAY Tournament" (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS FRIENDS Marchl4,1ISO (24(10) THE DUKES OF DIXIE(TUE) LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (5)0 (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (12) Your leadership qualities Unless you take the pains to LAND AND FRIENDS The (7)0 LAVERNE S SHIRLEY 5:20 famed sextet which has been a 5:00 will be . r2r ann il3if 171 tnu &uaairaii (RI -- -Now urlean$flaljrnarkfor — hallmark ''"' '' '" near(,UDHOGAN'SHEROES coming- months % before making a twa. pur— ---'-' Iv three decades Is Joined-by- STYLE(WED) 11'30 VOI - SLIUU5VI CBU UIUUC '' the New Orleans Pops OrchesWhich diamond should he 11(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5:30 chase, there's a possibility ÔUEI) play at trick one? ft was tra for an inspired blend of (DO FAMILY FEUD (1)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER dependent you become, the you might make a bum deal. -/ greater your chances for traditional Dixieland composiunlikely that West had (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:55 23-Sept. 22) In O1) NEWS tions and contemporary tunes. underled SICCeIS will become. (WED) his diamond ace, so (17) NEWS your Important one-to-one 0 M•A'S'H 0(17) mow "Banning" declarer played thelack, los9 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN AFTERNOON (D 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY relationships today, it's ' (1967) Robert Ing to East's queen. East, Wagner, Jill St. STYLE (THU) who P3Sf (Feb. 20-March imperative to be cooperative John. An ambitious golf pro hoped a similar king-Jack 5:40 lands a Position In combination of spades existed The attitude YOU Project today and show willingness to J swank (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE will havea stronger effect on - country club, In the closed hand, underled M unyielding (NON) others than USUlI Ilyo his ace of spades at the second by Ed Sullivan attitude is detrimantal. 8:30 (12) (17) LOVE, AMERICAN I5MVV, um may Not ce WO SANTEE, S.C. (UP!) — A runner and a paraplegic in a trick. South tried his king, CD STYLE (FRI) BENSON Katie vanLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) HE 14.ôG ONE CF THE LARGEST anxlota to share your comwhich won the trick. wheelchair were scheduled to leave Santee today after they ishes after Benson allows her 5: COUNTRY V WESTERN RECORP pany. Find out more of what Tasks you've swept under the South reviewed the bidding. completed to about one-third of their 1600-mile charity run to go to a rock concert against coLlEcTioNs 1P4 THE STATE.' (12) (17) WORLD AT LARGE East was a passed hand. If he lies ahead for you in the yew rug could- raise a big dtt her father's wishes. (R) raise money for cancer research, cloud today. Put your broom (WED) had the ace of spades and the foll owing your birthday by The two men, runner David McGlllvi-ay, and polio victim away. 9:00 ace-queen of diamonds he 6:00 sending for your copy of 0 ® QUINCY Quincy learns Bob Hall, 28, were en route from Winter Haven, Fla, to Boston, SCORPIO (Oct 34-Nov. 22) could not also have the king of POPI GOES THE Astro.Oraph Latter. Mall $1 that two diverse people who run spokeanan heartis. Jerry Rubin said Wedneaday. It's. proper that you should COUNTRY (MON) for each to Astro-Grspb, Box died mysteriously had both However, declarer was not After leaving Santee, Rubin said they would continue along PORTER WAGONER 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. take time to enjoy yourself recently visited the same absolutely positive about the Route 15 and might pass through Bishopvllle and Bennettsville today, but don't treat serious 10019, Be sire to specify birth surgeon. location of the diamond ace. 11(1) NASHVILLE ON THE before crossing into North Carolina, matters with Indifference. date. 0 BARNABY JONES Bet" ROAD (WED) West might have underled ft Mcaillvray and Hail are attempting to complete their aaEast SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23ty tries to communicate with an at trick THE WILBURN BROTH ARMS (March 21-April 19) Dec. 21) If you set out to do 0(1) Coast Run" to raise money for the Jimmy Fund, the official autistic child in order to solve Accordingly, at trick three ER8 (TN U) If you don't give your full something today, do It as It fits murder of a close friend. charity of the Boston Red Sox baseball team, Rubin said, Southynd a diamond to the (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) attention to tasks today, you (DO BARNEY MILLER An king. uld be done. The patches t won the ace, cashed The men, who cover about 45 to 50 miles a day, have (1)0 HEALTH FIELD won't be proud of the results. Will come soart at the seams unsigned letter from one of the his ace of spades and played SUNRISE completed 482 miles of their run, he said. precinct's officers discloses L*yareamlng can be costly. If you sew them with weak another diamond which (17) us'rvi (lION) A 28-foot motor home accompanies the marathoners, who some shocking personal infor. declarer ruffed. South knew by Stoffel & HilmdahI 6:30 left Winter Haven Mardi land hope to be In Boston by April 6. mition, (A) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Am the heart king wit wrong. IN FLORIDA 11(1) TODAY IN= ID (INC.UJi. By Oswald Jaceby LV Select persons carefully to - CAMMN Therefore, he played his ace 9:30 (5)0 ED ALLEN .IAW 7D HAN L E represent or speak for you 19) Tell the titith today, even and Alas Beatag of trumps ann filled West's (DO SOAP Jessica's doctor 0(17)NEWS king, today.They could commit you If It esea.. you some path reveals the outcome of her AP-TE HIS l21 Til 'O' 6:45 to rY °" have rewarded medical tests and newly electY for to son*Ui that AO'r JU(ce. made N'i pomed (24(10)A.M. WEATHER taking the necessary finesses, about having ed sheriff Burt tries to get the three hearts wIth 10 but eschewing the unneceselection loser out of the town 6:55 GEMINI (May ZWun. 20) 5tIte11*fltl YOU know 70U points and, of course, South sary one, armory. shovlda't have, GOOD MORNING (DO Don't make .. ooeUntOuaie, - or 41v ______ (10) 8ATCHMO Louis FLORIDA AQUARiUS (Jan. 10-Feb. West declied to [ad a dli- (NEWSPAPVt ENTERPIUSE ASSN.) tempt to Armstrong es this pro700 1$) Den't let Inept Persons mend fiom his seqiince which you are gram chronicling his life from • TODAY , (For a ccpy 01 JACOBY to how to rather than a spde from the the early days in New Orleans CANCI 21-July 22) 1nt1UDO you (1)0 MORNING NEWS queen-Jack__ combination. tend $1 MODERN, your to: "Win resources _ to his last appearance at the Taking credit for saniething manage (DQ GOOD MORNING South studied the dummy Btidpe' cars of t" n.wspaNewport Jazz Festival in 1970. AMERICA another did could make __ today. They may get you lidoafter TkB the opening lead. The per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City more probiens than you'd get ooutnct was a reasonable SHAZAM (lION) (111(35) dA look bad in tubme eyess a-nn.rw'rLruunw woo Station, Newyork, N.V. avow am In into on 35)BN1OAxv •(FROCKFORD FILES °" ,temporar1estoday.SolIrtt1i 10019.) • morue Hawaiian vacation ANNIE ' 1]) (35) SPACE GHOST / by Lasnard $sT interrupted by an old friend by Bob Thivis -. itharaciu.,t for h.lnanan D$NQ BOY (WED) ii.n in Aflfl n.m. Mnndnv J ,,,bf$ M ç -. ID (35) FANTASTIC FOUR I uT-n.e c, ejp 19 ypj V '100 MUOI OF mission.(R) 1. lttMU me p M4-1lL. 10 CM.LEP4I ALIi4 $UCK5 LOU F THE 'tVms4 IT! IT CC4 (1) 6TKNOTS LANDING (Tl) $395 featuring 1935NERCuLOIOS(FRI) SAO( I4ONI?.—.-' WiTHOuT POWJL ey,ii Richard and Laura's marriage ocrflIes ou. I'M! L4 THAT goes on the skids when he tries B 10 SESAME STREET • Hot entrees BiTSIUTS SAC$CM NEAOIL.'Y A PUST Oft THE ILASI.! EVER'lIOQy I * FOOT OFAPE4EO lIME 45J4j __- To A/low Advertising Benches Coun ty AW sm yto I IMMY tm If you are buying the Evening --------------------Herald at a newsstand you'll spend $70.20 full year. Wewlji deliver jt rain orshine I $250 lit for Jot 9oca week. YES i it's cheaper! You save $2340 a I Name year by having the Herald1 delivered to your home. i AWms You already know the value of I the Herald because you buy It. We want to make It easier for SAVE 9.40 lit Month you to read ltbymakingyou I a regular holnedellverysub. scriber. To get you started I p,, tas; SaWard, FL urn here IIs a Special offer you can't afford to pass up! for one Introd uctory Offer Month -, ' I I Ewningllenild L --— $ �., • . _... 12A-Ev.nlng H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 13, 1,80 1 -1 1 - - ' (iiii__ '1 W1 "1 --I- Reaches Out 2:30, SATURDAY, MARCH15 To Refugees Girl Scout Family Fun Day at Central Florrnd Zoo picnic area. Games, 10a.m.; picnIc, noon; ball game, 1-2:30 p.m. Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Howard Johnson Convention Center, 1-4 and Lee Road, Orlando. Second Annual Sanford Road Race, 8 a.m., 10,000 nter plus 2 mIle 7:30 a.m. "Fun Run" starting from .Snford Civic Center. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Emory University Choir from Atlanta, Ga., will present a concert at 7:30 p.m., Messiah Lutheran Church, U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry. Free to public. Women's Republican Club Installation of officers, 11a.m., home of Mrs. A.F. Keeth, Loch Arbor, San fprd. Firemen's Field Day benefit for Easter Seals, noon, Sanford MARCH11 SUNDAY, Miniature Show and Sale sponsored by Miniature World of Central Florida, 10 am, to 5 p.m. Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam boulevards, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive. Sanford. A Thbute to Stan Kenton featjuing 20-piece Altamonte Springs Community Jazz Ensemble, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Eastmonte Civic Center, Longwood Avenue. "Yotmgat-Heart" Dance, 8 p.m.; instruction, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Open to public. MONDAY, MARCH17 Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeL.and; 7 p.m., Ward's Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Rolin Road, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole Garden Club, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overtrook Drive. Sanford *1-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Ci.'jrth, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 75, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AiAnou, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Park and Fifth,Sanford; 8p.m., recreation hail behind Stromberg.Carlson, Lake Mary. Patrick's Day Porada Street Pty, 7 p.m., Downtown Winter Park on Park Avenue from -, Swoope to Lyman avenues. Food and entertainment. Monday Morners Tamtmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY, MARCH11 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.xn., Center, North Edgemon Avenue. Community Altamrjsale 8prlagi Exteasiss Homemakers Club, 0 a.m., First Federal Savings and Loan Aim. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Longwood Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and 434. St. Joh River Life Member Club Telephone Pioneers of AmerIca, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 7 p.m., S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apta, Camaelberry. Overeaters Anosymosuo, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Ugld, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 18-HelpWanted 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Ledge, Drive, Casselberry. 7:30 p.m., Triplet Delton. Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social ball, lutheran Church of Providence. SemInole LA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. LongWOod-Lake Mary LIons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, II and 434. I1 L1II1Ia1I1 I - FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby gIven that I am engaged in business at 3793 Orlando Dr., Sanford, Florida 32771, SemInole County, Florida, under the fIctitious name of UNIVERSAL MOTOP. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the CircuIt Court, SemInole County, Florida In ac cordancewiththeprbvisionsot the Fictitious Name Statutes, Towit: SectIon 065.09 Florida Statutes 1t57. 51g. UNIVERSAL MOtORS OF ORLANDO, INC. Alan P. Wrasa Business Manager Publish February 20, March 6, 13, 1900 OES.119 i Orlando - Winter Park 3222611 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. NEW YORK UPl -QueenSirikltof Th ilandsays that hen people will continue to stretch out helping hands to Cambodjan refugees, even though tier country Is an island of freedom surrounded by Communist regimes. "We don't mind the refugees," said the Thai monarch. "We don't consider them a burden. We're willing to help...to share. We will manage somehow. "It is necessary in this world to repay in kindness. Kindness RATES - Noon The Day Before Pubhcation I -_. - . ____ 3rielerles ___________________________ - Communist-ruled country through the "ox cart people." These __________________________ Anyone from the Catholic Tour of Europe In July, '79 please contact Margaret Webre 322. - LOST: llwk old Pit Bull, tern Dark Brindle w.wt'i spot on thest, ears 8. tall cropped wsutures in ears. Last seen Fri. nite Mar. 7, at Sanford Ave. 8. A(rport Blvd. REWARD. 323.4312 _________________________ 6CN$d CaFe is not. - Baby Sitting In my horns - Husband. NOTICE OF SUIT - ____________________ 1)'1flStnjctlos ____________________________ . DULA, TO: CHARLIE WILLIAM DULA Route 3, Box 292 Lenoir, North Carolina 20643 Christian lady. Hourly, weekly, daily rates, 7 days or nights a week. Call 323.9346 and leave a message. Wanted: Mature European Lady fo* child care In my tome. Longwood.Lake Mary area. Own transportation preferred. 611.4416. eve ,fl.l1lo. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE LINDA .1. DULA. Wife WILLIAM 5051, before March 16 for reunion,iuncheon. S-Lost & Found "Tl)elr country Is absolutely destroyed," said the Thai 51g.: Judy Gilbert Publish Mar. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1980 queen. "The refugees just walk in." DET.138 She said Thailand, a nation of about 50 millIon population, ________________________ was delighted with the visit of Rosalynn Canter to focus International attention on the refugee problem. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF President Carter dispatched his wife to Thailand last THE EIGHTEENTh JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR November to meet with King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Queen n PA I N o L , C0UNT Sirikit and representatives of international relief organiza. FLORIDA. tions for discussions of needs of the refugees and ways of in- CASE No. SO-396.CA44.E CHARLIE Technical Maintenance Operator, Operate and _ -_t maintain well water and waste _________________________ water treatment . plants in --- • --- addition to other maintenance duties in campground. Must 32-Houses Unfurnished - --- I--_----------_reside on grounds. Minimum 18-Ileip VVanted of three years experience _________ 2 BR, lB 2 car garage w.work required. ideal for retired shop. $325 mo. wone mo. Sunday - Noon Friday FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am qflgaged in business at 2640 Hiawatha Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the tic. and time. Apply Ranch House, Hwy.1742.Sanford. ___ ____________________ back to the President, Thailand is in a delicate political position in Southeast Asia. Cambodia to the south, Laos to the northeast and Vietnam to the east all are under Communist rule, Burma to the northwest FREIG1T HANDLERS _________________ COOKS& WAITRESSES needed immediately full 8. part DEADLINES the few interviews the monarch ever has given. AUTOMATIC ALARMS, and that I area mct beautiful Mem. Aid for starving Cambodians, both those who have fled to intend to register said name with anal Park. $100, to settle the Clerk of the Circuit Court, estate. Thailand froizi the Vietnamese Communists and those still In Seminole County, Florida in ac Cambodia, is getting through from international relief organi- cordance with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes. lo.wit: __________________________ zations into Thailand, she said. Section 065.09 Florida Statutes ____________________________ How much gets into Cambodia? "That,' she answered, "is 1931. Wny Be Lonely? WFiie "Get A the big questions." 51g. Paul Casassa Mate" Dating Service. All •9e5. P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. An informal "land bridge" into Cambodia has been In Publish: February 21, 8. March 6, ten, Fl. 13, 20. 1900. operation by which food deliveries have been moving Into the DES.1,O creasing the flow of aid to a starving nation. Mrs. Carter toured a number of refugee camps and reported 322.0106: aft 5:30, 322 0630 Freight handler needed for dock carriage operation in Sanford, Fl. Good salary 8. benefits. reply to Box I Qualified persons Evening Herald. I S. c.o The p.o. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. i _____ 32771. Equal Opportunity EmOlOyer. M.F. Uc line 1 time HOURS 3 concutive times 3c a line S:30 P.M. 800 A.M, 7consecutiv,tlmes 36c a line _____ MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum - stream daily to the Thai border to pick up rations from FICTITIOUS NAME International relief organizations. Notice is hereby given that I am Driving their carts through thick jungles, the Cambodians engaged In business at Orange long have operated the land bridge Into the interior of their Blvd. I. CR 13, Lake Monroe. Fl. 32747, Seminole county, FlorIda homeland, carrying rice, beans and canned fish to feed an under the fIctitIous name of estImated 500,000 hungry villagers. SANFORD TRUCK REPAIR ' TOWING SERVICE, and that I Recently, however, Thai authorities, anxious to avoid any intend to register said name with clash with Vietnam, ordered a halt to the land bridge, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Queen Sirikit, in the United St.atea for several weeks for Seminole County, Florida in ac business and personal reasons, estimated that Thailand alone cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Namd' Statutes, To.Wit; has 400,000 CambodIan refugees huddled in thatch hut en- SectIon 063.09 Florida Statutes campments along the border. 1957. NEW SPRING LINE I Creative Expressions 327.7813 LegalNotice Sound of Savle Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., Anfrews Presbyterian Quwch, Bear Lake Road. Sanford Semli.Ie Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building French Avenue. The S&ard Tomtmten Club, 7:30 am., Buck's Restaurant. Senior Citizens meetIng, noon, Sanford Civic Center. To reserve boned chicken dinner call 322434!. St. Patrick's Day Party to follow buelnoss. Seminole County Hitm Midst;, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Lo.wood. SpsMar - .1. Lee Petropulos, of J&J Eztsrmlnatlng, on pest control. - AlLison, noon, Robin Road Seminole Mental Health Canter, Altamonte Springs. We Care irloutatis. sessie., 7-10 pin., Good ShS$)heflI (1UrCh, $400 Oleander Drive, Orlando. Call 621-1227. . Owr 30 Club, 10:30 a.m., Redding Gardens Social Hall. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 Fps1Ioa 5Ia Omicron, 10a.m., homeof Mrs. Fred Wilson, Sanford. Speaker Richard Barneti, owner of The Boobna 'V ThURSDAY, $1J%a 39 Fr., ome an service hi eI!ze. 14 p.m., Longwood City HalL Call Tin. *náerson at 631.0406. ' LAR-NART covered didi kancbaon. boon, Sanford .' Civic Castor. Speaker-Mrs. JIqta Joyce, Home Health Service. " SAtURDAY, MARCH21 - or w.out pick.up truck. Sales person (will train) 339.5242. '.. -. ° Seminole Cr-aty Csss Choral FmiIal, 7:39 pin., 'mpu. Hosith Ouster. ICC Chorale and (iiorallirs and concert dsofl from L Brtlsy, Like Howell, 1411111 mini S,nil_high arboolt. Fr.e 10 IVEWAV, 40*14*30 LaJemphIdN.wYorkon " ________ -- "Iaw)rs' Loyalties In Traultism: Wtis the Interest the Chint and Public Conflict," S p.m., Ranch Auditorlimi, Rolilas 0.11g. WInter Park. Ffes to the of • man. State experience 8. salary desired. Write Box 52 c•o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 37771. ____________________ * * * * * * * * SMILEI WE'VE JUST MET YOUR NEW BOSS, STOP IN & WE'LL INTRODUCE YOU TOO minded. SALES REP.-oppor. to service FACTORY WORKERS mature, cooperative, smart, strong 8. HOSTESS CASHIER-person to be in charge of dining rm. top pay. 1 0 DRIVERS-have vacation while working, see the sites. - (3)-area's - ' busIest dining spot. -- 323-5176 9)2 French Ave. * * * * * * * * Experienced pasteup artist needed for West Volusia leading Shopper. Must be able to type. Send resume to Deland Penny Saver, P.O. Box 1710, DeLand, Fl. 32720. t - I - --. . . . . I . . gUeST coiiage, fruIt trees. sn.000. • REALTORS 7710 Sanford Ave. _____________________________ 36-Resort Property _____ Beach front house In New Smyrna, $200wk. Call 904.420-5065 - --_ 4l41 .OUSeS -- screened patio w.BBQ, selfcleaning pool w.cool deck, fenced pastures, fist, pond access to St. Johns River. 1129,000. 4 PCt. interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. LOW down payments, 372-7287. LIST NOW! Call Walt Cappel 323-6400 BROWSE AND SAVE It's easyand fun... The Want Ad Way. ________________________ ALLURING COUNTRYESTATE on 1+ lush acre. 3 over sized BR's, 28's + guest cottage & much more. Only $79,900. partially finance. $15,000. STEMPER AGENCY LegalNotice - REALTOR 322-1991 porth, gar., fireplace, Ia. treed MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lot, good area, PRICE REDUCED TO $57,300. Eves: 349-5400, 322)959, 323.4302 _____________________ . ____________________________ I acre plus w.oId home. Zoned for duplexes, city water I for more 'fetalls. '2544$. French Ave. 3720231 323.0779, 3223353. 327.3772 ,, - - - LAKE FRONT 2 BEDRoOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, CARPORT, DIBARY AREA. $32,000, 3IEDROOM, 2 BEDROOM. FRESH PAINT, FRESH CARPETS, READY FOR ADORABLE S.rvlc. - P1oI'l Good 2 pirson... ' 8:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. NMUCAI ALUMINUM PUODUCTS CO. zsw's...Dr. - I _ - '- BEDROOM, FRAME, 2 SCREEN PORCHES. AP. GOOD CONDI TION, WALK DOWN TOWN. .4 I BEDROOM FRAME, WALK TO DQWNTOWN, FRESH .. CARPETS, PAINT. FRONT & NEW ROOF. ' PORCH :. 531,900, COOL OFF under the huge oak trees on front lawn. 3 BR, lB home in quiet est. Sanford neighborhood Pan FR, out. door entertainment on Ig patio, wBBQ pit, concrete picnic Iable.bench. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. $37,500. OWNER BEING TRANS 3 BR, lB home w.many unique features in desirable Mayfair on 2½ lots. Many additional features. BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. Only $35,000. BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 20 home in Sanora wall the extras. C. HIA, ww carpet, pan FR, eat. in kit., pantry & more. BPP ' . BATH, FAMILY ROOM, EATiN FIREPLACE, KITCHEN, $32,900 WITH ASSUMASLE MORTGAGE. Realtors/MLS 24 Hrs. 323-5774 GIANT OAKS-Rural lakefront 3 BR, 2B has 2100 sq II on gorgeous 297' deep lot w.100' e,, SEIGLU REALTY MOKER 3439 S Myrtle Ave 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK 3214610 __________________ Branch _ - '}')')') &s&d 50-Miscellaneous for EXECUTIVE ADDRESS for this newly built 38R, 3B w4214 sq ft. Intercom., solarium & fireplace on acre wooded lot. $115,000. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL 323S774, WE HAVE BUYERSI ,c\ N011u1'I REALTY 11*1101 Osteen 3.2, 4 acres, owner holdIng good price or terms. 5.44,900. 4-2 C AIH fenced bk, like new, close in. Consider lease option. Army Boots SlI.99pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS SlOSantordAve. 3225151 10 acres, part wooded, 24 acre orange grove, w 6" well 290 N. 17.92, Casselb.rry, Fl. s-noo Eve. 16236S' Rig. Real Estate Iroker 2610 Sanford Aye. _;_321•'O759 W. Garneft White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332 1011, Sanford Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll-away bed you've If you nowhere toroll away. place a Classified Ad today. . -. Firkie Bk, lB. all appl. md. WID, - --- COUNTY. *23.500. -_ $56,900. Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean, $14.9Sea. PC. Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford. 3221721 t CROCE!TT &?om.a 4A2, .UROKER 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 327 IS?? Sanford 37)0640 'te Plumbing supply business + real estate I inventory. 5143.000. W. Maliczowski, REALTOR 332.7903. - HERa'S TV 2397$. Sanford Ave. 3231731 - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 - Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it try one soon ____________________________ to your phone becausC something wonderful is about to happen - -- Cash 3224132 MEINTZER TlLr flew or repair, IC sky Showers our specIalty, 73 yr's. Exp 8690562 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sill, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools Tilelloors,nslalleci --------- - BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Fur nilure 205 F. 25th SI. 373 098% - -.-. - __________________________ Yard Debris. Trash, APPliances& Misc. ILOCAL. I 319 3311 Clock Repair , Will buy old class rings & silver coins. Top dollar paid. Call Jim 323181$. _____________________________ GWALTNEY JEWELER 204 S. Park Ave 322 6509 __________________________ I Antiques, modern furniture, 'essmaking Sterling silver, Oriental rugs, Diamonds. Bridges Antiques, 3232801 We buy used furniture FURNITURE&THINGS 5005. Sanlord Ave. ord 3236593 • ____________________ Drywall The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ad. .Th Buys are still The Best! repaired Res. & Comm., Remodel & Additions. I Call 83% 5399 or 16? 0)36 - Grooming& Boarding . - ROY'S PAINTING Interior Free Es? Exterior 323 9034 Palntlng&R,pajr I rywaIi, Ceilings, and . Walls . . WE BUY USEDFUIINITupf& APPLIANCES Sanford Fur I Painting _____________________________ F'anvng by Anthony lorino Quality Int or ExI , pretsure' cleaning,, Free Es? 322 007l - Allera,,ons, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 377.0707 - Complete Mobile Home Repair 349 5259 ____________________________ Light HaulIng NEWS. REPAIR Free Es? 830 1783 aft 6 ________________________ - .72-Auction When you place a CIasslIied Ad il The Evening Herald, stay clos Ceramic Tile Buy to -- SEP V ICES U NL IMITED Home Repair & Remodeling 74 hrs 377 077) 519£. 1st St.. 322 5712 _______________ - 68-Wanted Home Repair - - --- ___________________________ Trent Painting & Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est 322 3558 1 NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll' find him listed in our Business Directory FREE ESTIMATES CaIIanytime34ls7s9 - PtstogreØ - For Estate Commercial I Residential Auctions t Appraisals, Call Deli's Auction, 323 4620. tree. Onig. $529, now $205 or $19 ma. Agent 339-8301 Painting I Remodeling Animal Haven (.roominq 8. Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat cOnlroled heat, off floor slecping boxes. We cater to your pet. 322-5757. GUN AUCTION SundayMarch3oth Consignments accepted SAN FORD AUCTION 3237340 frost House Cleaning _____________________ Wedding photography by JOt,,, HousewivesCleaning Service photos or color 1*10 323 0258 ________________________ Cullum Free engagement I Personall,ed,fast, dependable Regular or I time basis Welding Wedowashwindows 6775194 BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE Homiinwemsnts eqva 1Man,quaiityoperation $ yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways, etc. Wayne Beai. 327 1321_ - APARTMENTS "Luxury For Less" Springs. AWARD REALTY INC. . - Wooded acre wanted for log cabin. Trade $7,000 mtg. for all or part, owner hold hem. Prefer Sanford area P.O. Box 306 consider terms. $37,000.. Iihi '. TOWER'S BEAU 1",' SALON formerly Harriell's Beauty Nook -R__Estate Wanted Alt,. ' " I' UI. Beauty Care niture Salvage. 3221171. time. Oat. $109.14 or 51935 mo. Agent. 339 13$6. Ref. repo. $6 Cu ft • .J ____________________ ____________________________ Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold onig. $109.35, used short KINMOPF WASHER __..j YearlIng Steer. 1.000 lbs Very Well Fed, $700 323 6769 MICROWAVE BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? • - -- -- ..v 35O - - 52-Appliances PuSh button controls, has Caro usel, still in warranty. Originally $4.s9, assume payments of $7) mo. Agent 9 $186. " 67-Livestock. Poultry ___________________________ 58 ACRES NICELY WOODED LAKE FRONT. LAKE HELEN AREA. $50,000. stock - _______________________ Call Clark & Ilert 32) 7580 off of total inventory of brand We've gota problem! Our 101 in. sofa was great in our Orlando home, but too long for our Sanford home. Floral print with I zippered cushions, plus arm rest I covers. Bring a pickup I $150 & it's yours. 323 48)1 after 6. . WAGON , FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL YELLOWSAND -. 14 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAKE FRONT, VOLUSIA COUNTY. EXTRA SCENIC. . Furniture, 703 E 75th St. 323 098%. '.' organs, 1972 DODGE '73 Chevy 3 ton, with It' i' slide in camper, stove, ref toilet, heater, sleeps 5 Only $3,500. 323 232's 62-Lawn-Garden - 197$ Singel' Futura Fully auto,' Why buy used? New brand name box springs & mattresses at 70 pct. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen I king. Jenkins & clearance, big savings. Call _ repossessed, used very short time. Original $591, bal. siu or .'$2lmoAgsnt33P$354, -------- _______ ____________________ Bob Bali 32? 4103 7207 French -_- - delivery. NoIl's Sanford Fur. nIture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 377.87" We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. ford 3 BR, 7Ba, appro. 1,000 e. It., Ml tt.C, kit., newly lid ctdo. CatS 33-7743 for Mo. - 17 LOTS. EXCELLENT AREA ippra. 770 sq. ft., outside ilorage, pooh & club house, essum. first or owner will Orlando 7771flI. Pianos new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top lIne bedding sets only! Free local 46-CommercialProperty Inc., RHttOi$ 243S' S. French (I13) Sanford 373 -5324 -___ SAYS SELL S ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER STA TION. s39,000 CASH. ___ The Real Estate Agency - - -- - - 3 BR, 28, 2 story house $33,000- REALTY WORLD.. Yamaha, etc. Lackey's Guitar Center & StudIo, Sanford 894% -51-Household Goods -- OSTEEN-OEER RUN 10 acres, lightly wooded, cleared, well drained, mobile home OK. assume mlg. at 8 pcI $2800 _________________ per acre. 323-2327. SEIGLER REALTY $3,000 dn.. owner financed 399. 3397 Realtor.Assoc late. servatory of Music. Reglnnert, enroiinow,a iesson. stuaent guitars available, $29. Also save on Gibson, Martin, Guild, Furniture for all rooms, plus waterbed, stereo, TV, lamps, etc. No item over 5200. 323 8823, 1295 55.800 3739711 guitarist. Studied theory & composition at Chicago Con $45 for 8' piCk -up delivered 1911 aft 3 ______ 3?3 __________________ CET A low '79 Jeep Pick up, GUITAR LESSONS- 30 yrs. exp. as teacher & professional ---- 1974 MERCURY PS, PIt.SCyI.,35pee.j ------------- lItRE - -- - - - MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Breker H. Ernest 2995 WAGON Three 40 It alum inui,r tri i lets E clIent c onetilion Pr ie ,'d to cell 20', 2?? 6193 d.iy'. or 705 722 6120 flightS 59-l*.jslcal Wrchandise Elec. Furnace, 3200 BTU AC, Good Cond, $300 Call atter 6.668 5637 part pasture 1977 PACER Th,ce .40 ft ,aluminun, trailers EcelIent condition Priced to sell 205 277 6193 days, or 205 272 6170 nighl ROBSON MARINE 27 Hwy 17 97 Sanford, Fla. 37771 S. French. 373-7340. 6.Sare%WiIhsmaII pond Owner 5,41,500. BATEMAN REALTY - 15 acre orange grove I ACRES LAKE FRONT ROLLING HILLS, NICELY WOODED, VOLUSIA 1495 -_________________ 55-Boats & Accessories - 1975 FORD TORINO UT lilt Y TRAIL ER s'c - Sisc 373 8028 the Best Buy In Town cost Classified Ad Webuy equity in houses, apIs., I, vacar.t land. Lucky Invest. rncnts, P. 0. Ba 2 Sanford 3224741. 1505W. 25th trailers, truck racks I misc repairs. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned I4Ous.s S.G HAhN? 327-1163 Citudis - 1,2,3 BR. Suites Ustyrs. -AlvIt. Family Peal - Laua*y QiJIe$ - 1 - Story 33,.7 321 0517 Custom built utility I boat To ST. SANPOlD Get plenty of prospects, .Avert.s, your product Orl service in the Classified A0s, . List Your Business.,, ?i2611 ______9993, 3222300 I _________________________________________________ -- 5' -- - 1 - -___- , --_- - -- - LT.Li. .'iri - _____________________________ 79-Trucks.Trailers dishes, Samsonite luggage. refrigerator, odds & ends March 1314-15. - GARAGE SALE - Fern Park. 311 Ridge RdCarpenter tools, power tools, mItre box, oil paintings, air M? C,irlo 1973 AC, PS. PIt. swivel bucket seats. 63.000 rn copd 51.800 32? 0825 .itt I ____________________________ A OK TIRE 322 7480 NEW TIRES$I9 898. UP 7413 French Ave Santord ________________________ _____ ____________________________ HIGHWAYI-4FRONTAGE.De BARY AREA. IS WOODED ACRES, $31,300. ---- - I 78-Mtorcycles Sunland Estates Beds, Obi. motel B.S. & Mat?., $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 INTEREST EACH, WITH BUILDERS - ____________________________ 901 Cherokee Circle 322 5672 31% 3)5 F First St GOOD INVESTMENT ONLY GONE IN SERVICE OWNER - - - '78 Dodne MOnaco. AC, PS. P11' AM FM 8 ?rack stereo, t,jk over pa', ments Must sell 323 7280 Somebody is looking tot your bargain Offer it today in lhe Classifitci Ads W. Crystal & Pine Lake Dr. BUY,SELL,TRADE Shallowford, wooded, $3,200. 323-7019 after 5. i. - lble w 2 benches. 530. full size baby bed w matt, $25. Oak Porch rockers, $79.9S, metal oflice desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 E 25th SI 373 0981. ______________________-- 142* 120 corner lot. Below cost I -- SATuRDAY 15 WILSON MAIFR FURNITURE Beautiful country lot in D.ltona, located off Courtland I - From $10 to 550 Call 32? 1671. 37 1464. FRI&SAT. Sale - --------- 75 C.re'miin 6 CyI ,IUtO xwer, radio 33000 ml, $1675 ma', consider small car fl -trade, - gce, mileage 32? 0098 - Top Dollar Paid for (unk & USeil cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3.471 S Sanford Aye' Acrossfrom Sariora Side by Side refrig . vs. 40tc Reg. , _____________-- , 1973 Buick Regal $900 1971 Mustang $600 323 03?? oc bdrms.. & huge kit. Low low cash to mtg. 1)9,9001! Harold Hall Realty, Inc. 323-5774. BRAND NEW BEAUTYStunning 3BR 28 wplush ._ - BUY JUNK CARS A.A,,,, c..,.-.I. , .._.U,,.,_7.O(..., Beautiful 1g. 2 BR, 20, w Central H&A heat pump, big % - 9 To 5 30 I YR. OLD DBL.WIDE- 10 - . -- Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We alsO mike Real Estate & Business lo'ns Florida Mor tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson. Orlando, 422-7976 -- 323 7831 - JUST MUKE PAYMENTS-- '69 t '75 models Call 3399100 or 834 1405 (Dealer) - Settling an Estate Furn, sm appll . odds & ends 1970 Locust Ave Cot. E 70th 8. Locust Fri & Sat. - - 701 5 French 77Junk Cars Rerncved Furn ,Misc Fr, & Sat 9 5 A-ortgagi - - See uur beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA & FHA Financing . c.,.. ,... ,- ..i.. ters. please!" Home, single or double wide. Call anytime 1-273-0781. V6.3001 I Sanford's Sales Leader CROCEITT - Wanted to buy, older Mobile fronlago. A must see at ((1) extras. BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. W.000. U $ P., - Harold Hall Realty, Inc. SERVICE CONTRACT. Just DREAM HOME 3 BR, 31 home In Loch Arbor, CH&A, sc porch, spacious egpt kit., lovely treed lot. Many more .g 42-Mobile Homes - Immaculate 3 bedroom, 1: bath, concrete block home in Sanford. Convenient to shopping. Fenced backyard with brick Bar-SQ. Price $38,900 with approximately $17,600 assumable mortgage, 7' percent. R. N. Greene Realty, Inc., Realtor, Orange City, 775 7272. $37,500. fHUGE,POOL,3BEDROOM,2½ and b.n.fit packogil A J)I)t REALTORS OCCUPANCY. ONLY $21,900. . position for quaftfi.d BATH, LARGE PORCH, CORNER LOT. 535.500. OWN ER WANTS OFFERS. M.n In St.ady, p.rrnan.nt 1½ - , "Ten Cash for your lot' Will bu,Id on your tc ci our lot EfltCptj5t', Inc MedeiInc..Realtor6443013 Vacant Lake Mary. 3-7 blk. $39,500 or best offer. REALTY b,W(I 0 Low Down Payment ____________________________ STENSTROM 3-10 WEBUYCARS 2413 French Ave. Santord items 2838 Gale Place. oft 29th VA- FHA.235.Con. Homes REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332749g AGE. NEEDS FINISHING. $39400. the resersed price Call 901 235 $311 for further details. ________________________________ A OK TIRE 3?? 7180 S1IOkS .195 Hea',', Out., $6 95 New Ba? lr vs 579 95 Yard Sale Thurs 8. Fri 9 Misc household items, baby qualified buyers. 142 Carver Ave.I2939574. at 576,50011 FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GAP. -- - Yard Sale Fri & Sat Antique trunk 8. misc 2131 S Chase Ave 323 5957 with payments $250 8. under to -- .___...,.... UVOUIUUI NEW 3 8LiOOM. 2 BATH. F A PA I 1 V R 0 0 PA, - GINAL FACTOIT HELP 207 E.2SthSt. __________________________ 24 _UR[H 322-9283 . ._ Eve. 372-0612. 372 1587 _...I,... t_.s..._. iiva,,,y IVGIUIW) UI, ' - - Yard Sale Multi family Kids clothes. loys. turn cake pans. misc Sat Only 186 5th SI . Lake Mar', 323-7832 CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER3 BR, 2½ B w2600 sq ft of CaliBart Hwy 9?. I mile weSt of Speedw.w. D.jy'on.i Beach will hold a ptkic AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & aturdey It 1:i. It's ffie only one In Florida You set NEW & USED BATTERIES Mator Credit Cards Accepted THE BATTERY SHOP 107W 27th 5? 3239114 Will buy unk Auto Batteries tIes? Price' ---- - lot. 532.50011 * Pool home, 3 BR, 28 a 1720' of comfort, 1g. FR * New carpet, redecorated * 32'xlP' pool. Air cond. * Lg. lot, fenced patio OWNER FINANCING * NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS Price $49,900. $6,000 dwn,, 23 yrs. 12.5 pet. at $478.67 per me. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - ,_ Super location $35,QQQ,' 54-Garage Sale 537.000 CHECK THIS PRICEI 2 story, 3 BR, 1' B home w-new car peting & 2 porches on corner The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claim. s. . Just Results I _________ Ideal retirement or starting. 2 BR, FP home, close to bus line, shopping, churches. Call 1k. Harney. lake front. 200' '.', ____________ sewer. .MULTIPLELISTING REALTOR new paint inside & out, 8. fenced corner lot. Only 537.80011 533,000. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? Try this 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath, din. rm., Good used TV's, $258. up MILLERS 26t9OrlandoDr. Ph.3270352 'HAL COLIT REALTY inc HOME OR BUSINESS- Extra large 3BR home w-eat in kit., 6+. acres on beautiful Wekiva River & Hwy 46. $110,000. . Looking for a lOb? The Classified Adswillhelpyoufindthatlob. ________________________________ ____ DAYTONA .uTO AUCTION ' - kIt & huge bdrms on 1g., treed lot for 579.90011 Development opportunity I One entire block Zcomm on W. Is? St. $110,000. Huaeoaksshadethlscharming3 Bdrm horns with fireplace, hardwood floors, dining screened porch and garage, central location. MIS cptg., brick fireplace, dream UNLIMITED POTENTIAL retirIng & will [J] -- A TOUCH OF COUNTRY lnLongwood.1 BR, 2Boverslted lot, Z.comm. $39,500. LAWN EQUIPMENT & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. thised Name Brands) Sales I Service. Includesbuildlng arid Pr.ourtyli,,h mobile home space. 327797 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 628.3005 COUNTRY LIViNG at its bestI I acres fenced, 3 Bdrm., 2 lath, tarn. room, fireplace, - I -- 4'/2acre estate. 3BR, 40 w For rent mobile homes 12x60 in the country. No pets, $250 mo. + $100 clean up & damage dep. be personable, attractive & like to work with the public. No direct exp. necessary. Top ______________________________ Lake front living is avail. in this home. Older couple preferred, no child, In country, $175 mo. 322.1496 aft 6 p.m. Needed: young men & women, 20.30 yrs. old to be trained for an exciting future in the home entertainment industry. Must- (Cor. of 10th & French) Your future is our concern EXECUTIVE LIVING For rent 1 BR 50' turn, mobile CAREER OPPORTUNITY AAA EMPLOYMENT LUXURY LIVING 3 BR. 2B. pool, BBQ, green Pousi, 1g. patio. sss,coo. - Unfurnlshed2 BR, AC, KItchen equipped, 323.0901, aft.6322 5659 partilme, good company ------------ - a- reanoy way npp,y FOOd Stores In Sanford area. - 03 373.1063 2 BR, 20, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for 533.900. 80-Autos for Sale 1980 Travel Trailer 35,. tip out. AC. carpeted. Igt' BR. cieluce furn. patio doors. many ci Ira',. must sell this seck Cost 511.600 Selling 56.995 1 425 3368 ________________________________TELEVISION I -_ . RCA color console 25". sold new IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a ne over $700 Balance due $17500 car, set' today's Classified adt or take over my payments I for best buyS II? 00 month Still in warranty. Will deliver Call _________________________ 8625391 76-Auto Parts NEW HOMES Eve 305 668 5640 75-ReCreatjonai VehiCles TV repo 19" Zenith. Solo org $493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo Agent 339-838a us.000. 34le Homes Convensre clerks full & ings in all categories. you to move into immediately 10* interest, assumable mtg. - ' GEN. LABORERS-many open. w-lots of living area, priced rightl New carpeting, kit 8. bathrooms, make it easy for 33-Houses Furnished _________________________ bELTbNA. 2 BR $225, 1st, last, $100 sic. No pets. Avail. now. Owner. 574.1040. reliable. United Sovents. 3234666 Carpenter forour mill. Exp. wirn skill saw, table saw, band saw, etc. Apply 9 to 11 a.m. Cobla Boat Co., Silver Lake Road, Sanford. CARPENTERS 8. HELPERS-. be Iack.of.all trades 8. receive BEATTHEHIGHCOST OF HOUSING We've lust listed a 2 unit income property. lrsagreat old home I.k. Mary, The Crossing. rent with opt Ion, 3 BR, 20, FP, FR, $525niaot. 869.4470. Equal Opportunity Employer. the Sanford area. 3W.RadjoStereo 32.6O61 or eves. 323.017 911 Elm Ave. Don't miss this one' 2 BR, 1' B. comp. remodeled home, 1g. LR. DR. CH&A. $31,700 w assumable mtg. at 10 pct. Owner. 574.1040. Mary City Hall. 323.7910. REALTOR NEW LISTING DELTONA. 2 BR $200 1st, last, $100 Sec. No pets. Avail now. Experienced Part.Time Motor Grader Operator, apply Lake by Gill Fox kilO REAL ROOM HOU SE NEED F lxi N' I. FENCIN'. $350 MONTH, SE i G L E R i E AL T V • BROKER.321.0640. Sanford. Apply 9 to 11 a.m only. SIDE GLANCES -- REALTOR MLS mute Er, 323.3, SORRENTO. OLD S BED Boat assemblers 8. Engine in statler • openings now. Cobia Boat Co. Silver Lake Road. MGR. & TRAINEES-several openings, must be career - 17RErFOR HORSES NEAR address to BWEH P.O. Box 13332AOrlando,Fl. 32809. typing, chance to use office skills. -- - WAITRESSES experunce necessary. Start immediately. Send name and pay. Easy work. No -- I _______ ________ I 41-Houses - ______ -.. I, M. Unsworth Realty Lovely 20R. 2B home, 70 Broadway St., Enterprise, 10 mm. to Santord. $335 mo. Bob Sherwood •96.0.577. 644.8710. {1~ - - -- FHA VA, FHA 235 & 245 oQ YDS TO LAKE MON ROE Earn extra money at home. • GE N. OFF IC E-accurate - !i Th. 41-Houses ------_____ BRAND NEW 3 BR, 28, AC, appl., attached garage, car pet, patio, pool. $430. 8694249. 'Experienced appliance service - vmod$tst,,yarlsty show Inhonorof DaBary Fireman's Alhary's 39th Anniviruery, 7:39 p.m., Dslaxy Firemen'. R.cr.stk. Hall, 11 Colosnbs Rd., Tickets av&tak4. at the door. 4th. 5lFI![ ____________________- - - But Queen Sirikit believes her country Is safe from Commupay. Tired of your dull, routine lob? Now is your chance to get nist Invasion. ahead. Apply in person to "Everybody knows the threat Is there," she said. "I'm very Westgate TV. K.Mart Plaza optimistic. I know my people. We can brace against comShopping Center, Sanford 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 pin, daily. munlsm. We will stand. We will never break." Exp. floor man with maint. She said that the king had met with VIet leaders and been Carroll, Jones Rocks & Owen, Secretary.Receptionlst, typing, Capabilities appiy in person. Resurfacing Improvements until "assured" there would be no onslaught. "China has assured us Attorney for Petitioner whose 2:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time some payroll work, checkbook Sanford NursIng 1. Con. address Is Post Office lox etc., Larson Development, of help If invaded," she continued. The People's Republic valescent on the 3rd day of April, 1900, at Center. Highway 17.93, Casselberry, Inc., 8624100 Altamonte, Mon. Mellonville. however, Is Communist. "Singapore (the state-city at the Florida,32707,andfiletp,eorlginal Winter Springs City Hall, thru Fri. 8:30 to 5. North Edgemon Avenue, Winter southern tip of the Malay Peninsula) has told us It will stand with the Clerk of the above styled Springs, Florida 32707 at whIch DIESEL MECHANIC Court en or Woses MIrC* 1$. 1900.. time and place all Rids Spare or part.tirne Sales help with us. Don't he discouraged about ,, wIll be otherwide a Iudgmstw may be 'wo,outàouown publicly opened and read aloud. ClassAMechn.ededforprivate QueenSirikit's visit to the UnitedStates Is notan ottictalone, entered against you for the relief home, set your own hours, Bids are invited upon the carrier in Sanford, Fl. Must although she and the king paid official visits during the damafldid in the Petition. EXCELLENT INCOME, NO work: RepaIr of existing have background in diesel WITNESS my hand and the seal INVESTMENT. Fringe Eisenhower and Johnson administrations. roadway with patching and mechanics. Good benefits of said Court on this 19th day of paId benefits include, asphalt leveling course, and salary commensurate with She is, however, representing her couuntry In its effort to February, 1900. car, vacation, company construct 1" asphaltic concrete sip. Qualifiedpersons reply to (SEAL) retirement plan & more. For market Thai products abroad. Type I surface course on South Box 31 co The Evening more Information call Rich or . ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Queen Sirikit brought a number of examples of silver and Cortez Avenue for about 1,101 L.F. Herald, P.O. Box 1657, San. Mardi !i_6p.m.834.5100. . AiClerkof said Court Contract ford, Documents, including Fl. 3277). Equal Op. quartz jewelry made by hill tribesmen; the Mudmee silkathat By: Mary Arm Duxbury ExhibIt "A" and Specifications pottunityEmpioyer.M.F. are grown, dyed and hand-woven by villagers In northeast Deputy Clerk are on file for Inspection at: 21Situations Vllanted Publish: February 21,20. March 6. Thailand; traditional cross-stitching and embroideries on Winter Springs City Hall, 100 N or LPN, 4 to 12 part time. _________________________ 13, 1910 Apply In pirion Sanford Nursing North Edgemon Avenue, Winter wanted: pillows, bags and women's jackets; rush prayer mats woven DES-N Springs, Florida 32707. & Convalescent Center. oso Lawns To Mow by Moslems In southern Thailand, and baskets woven from Clark, Di.tzEngInie,s, Inc., 500 MeIlonville Ave. 333.0248 fern vines. West Fulton Street, Sanford, _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME LPN desIres private duty Thailand's hill tribes are the nation's poorest, she said, "A Notice is hereby given that lam Fionida 32711. Days. Full Time, Exp. & Ref. Dodge Plan Room, 611 wymore engaged in business at 1333 family of 10 might have an income of only $50 a year." So they 3234792. Roisman Dr., Apopka, Fla., Road, Winter Park, Florida turn to the growliig and selling of opium, which is nationally S.mI,v,I. , Central Florida BuIlders Ex- - eftu.%ew. hII'IA r,,iiuusiiiuisireo change, $20 Irma Avenue4 and Internationally prubibited. 24-usIness (rlunhties •j,' COMMISSION CONSTRUCTION, and that I in- Of'lIfldO FlorIda. Thequeensaidthemonarchyisworkjngtolmpro'veagrjcul. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Copies of the Contract $353.88 wkly; $51.90 daily,. can grow cash crops tSfldtorlgist*f'siId name wlththe tural methods among these tribesso they that the City of Casseiberry Documents may be oained homework. Start immed.' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Commission Seminole County, Florida In ac payment of $10.00 to Clerk, DiVe- Planning and Zoning such as soybeans and fruits, And encouragement of the cottage Makethispossibilitya reality.: set of will hold a PublIc Hearing. Mr. industrles,shehopes,wlllreducetheirdependenceongrowjng cordancewiththeprovlsionsof tIl. Engineers, Inc. for each Free details Stewart.C, 100' lames R. Hammond, owner. Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: documents soobtained. NO Fairview Rd., Needham, Ma, applicant, is requesting rezoning 192. Section 815.09 Florida Statutes shall be given, A certified check or bank afl, of a parcel of land from the _____________________________ Her U.S. trip includes New York, Washington, Boston and to the City of existing C1 (commercial) zoning payable to the order Robert A. Tho Pinehurst, N.C., where her son Is In school. The queen herself classIfication to M-1 (light _____________________________ 25-Apts, & Publish Mar. 13, 20, 27 & Apr. 3. Winter Springs or a satisfactory manufacturing) zoning -_ ToShare lid Bond executed attended Duke University briefly. the Bidder by 1900 and an acceptable surety In an classification. Theparcel is legally In New York, she met with executives of S41k1 Fifth Avenue DET.77 Wanted mature woman to share amount equal to five percent. (5 desa'ibid as: to discuss marketing of Thai crafts and In Washington she The North 101 feet of Lot7, Block my home. Mother I. child. 322. pet. of the total Bid shall be F, FERN PARK ESTATES, as 4233 aft5:30. checkedwlthphyslclansatWalterReedArmyMedjcalCenter .$iflitted with .Sch bid. _______________________________ AOVERTISIUENTPORSIDS The City of Winter Springs recorded in Plat Book 5, Page 10... for treatment of an allergy. The City of Winter Springs will 29-Rooms receive lids for S. Edgemon Ave., reserves the right to relict any or Public Records of Scm mote _____________ ._. The monarchy's lies with the United States always have Rewrfadif improvements tii all bids or to waive any in. County, Florida. 11* parcel is located on the been close. King Adulyadej was born In Cambridge, Mass., In. 2:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time fonfT*eIltles In the bidding. Sanford Gracious living. 'gus. lidsmaybeheldbytheCityof southsideofOrangeL.ne,eastof day Of April, 1900, WiSlilynohy ra!es,utili!es W27 when his parents were a prince and princess. He was on the 3rd , Lake Howell Road, in the west •, • FISH, Winter Sarinat for a narI of .0 541.7903 "' educated In Switzerland and succeeded to the throne In 1946 NOrth Edgemon iV Avsnue, Winter toexcaidthfrty0)datrsfromth. central portion of the City. PublIc Hearing will be held on which date of the opening of lIds for the' Springs, Florida 32107 at when his older brother died. Formal coronation was In 1940, Wednesday, March 26,1900 at 7:30 30-Apartments Unfurnished purpose of reviewing the lids . and place all lids wIll He married the Princess Mom Rajawongie Sirikit In April time publicly opened and read aloud. Investigating the qualifications of P.M. in the Casselberry City Hall, _________________________ Triplet 1960. They have one son, three daughters (one with a career hi Drive, Bidders, prior to awarding of the 93 Lake I IR-$209 up. Pool. AOuIts only lids are invited upon the Caslalb.rry, Florid., or as soon mathematics on the West Coast) and one grandchild. on Lake Ada. Just so. f following work: Repair of existing Cofltf'Id. thereafter as possible. By: Richard Rozansky Alt-port Pivd. on 17.92 in roadway with patching and Queen Strikit, at 47, looks like a beautiful figirine Sl'e' Mary W. Hawthorne, Till.: City Mananar .I, P"• WV•JV VUEVS J4J'U•flI In-unette, oval-Faced, thin of figure, and sits ramrod straight, City Chit Publish Mar.13, 1900 Maninii's Village construct I" asphaltic concrete Publish: March 13, 1010 DET.fl handsfoldedmerenelylnherlapasahetalksaboutherfamlly, Type i surface course on $ _____________________ llRnswlyremodeledl Edgemon Ave., for about 1,114 Thai crafts, economic problems of her country )30 5()4•J5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND redecorated, w-w carpet. FICTITIOUS NAME L.F. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Asia political situation - or women's rigids. 417 W,3rdit.,323.$C0S NoticeIshsrebygItlam Contract Documents. Iflclvdinó PLonIDA .'iiaosdinbu,lnsuat U.S. 17-928. Exhibit "A"and Specifications are CASE NO. fll30e-CA494 Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, f lie for inspection It: 32-Houses Unfurnished ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK OF Sefflif1011 County, Florida, un _ Winter springs City Halt, S(M1N05,E, sic. . the fictitious flame of WILLIAM'S No.1k Edgemon Avenue, Winter SPACIOUS COUNTRY STYCE P'.ain$iff, AMOCO, and that I intend fo Springs, Florida _________________ Vs h1Omo3lR,2s,ntralg.kit,& ensaldnarn.wiffitp,eO FICTITIOUS NAME Cterk,DIig.EtigløSe, Inc.. * Fl. rm., one 1 acre, siso mo. PATTERSON FLOWER FARMS, Of the Circuit Court, IlfifiM. Noficeishereby gIven that lam West Fulteit Street, Sanford, kigier Realty, BROKER, 371INC., etc., it ii. COunty, Florida In accoqgnc engaged in busIness at 367 FlorIda 32711. $610. Defendants, with the provisions of Ike Plc. ______________________ Whoopin'g ____________________ Loop, Altamonte Dodge Plan Room, 611 Wymore NOTICE OP sa., tilious Name $titu, To-Wit: - Springs, Fl. 3)70), SemInole Read, Winter Park, Florida 37709. - Notice is hereby given that, Subs $61.09 Florida Statutes Tired Of house hunting? 3.2. $320 MICHAEL SMITH County, Florida under the tic. Cantfol Florida Builders . mc. Ls,se, Dep. poof "s. pursuant to the Summary Final FORT SILL, . - pv, titious name of TERRA SOUTH changs, 820 Irma Avenue, child., , i-.., JudgITluit of Foreclosure onisfad 51g.: Steve I. Wilftams Michael A. Smith, sn f Mis. INVESTMENTS, and that i IWond Orlando, Florida, Geneva Gardens Al's. In Ike aneve c.ptions acu.it. i PublIsh March 6, 1*, Mildred S. Smith, Sanford, tO register said name wIth the Copies of the Contract _____ 1101 W.2$thSt. will sell the propartv sltuatsd in Clerk Of recently completed training as a the Circuit Court, Documents may be oalned upon D!ITi17 Saminolo County, Florida, cannoneer under Ike Doe Station Seminole County, Florida In ac Of $11.10 to dart, Diets.desalbed as: Unit Training (OSUT) Program at iflCewIththeprovisloQfthe Engineers, Inc. for oath alt of the U.S. Army Field - Artillery FICtftloui NImi Statutes, To-Wit: doCUf1%Rtt$5OObtIilWd.NO,fIjflh, he lISt ¼ Of the NQrIkWiSt Of the Na.lt,...t ¼ Uess Ike Seuth Section 861.09 Florida 5fe$jfe School, Fort Sill, Okia. shall be 5lvajl $ ANt). $iCtisn 33. ToundsIp 19 OSUT isa $3-week pitied which t07. A certified check or bank fp, Seuft., Rang, 31, Si,. John A. Reillngur 1. combines basic combat training PSYIbIl tO the erdsr to ml City • Fhed S with dvanced individual training. PubliSh PebrUiI'y$alld MSrchd, Smith entered the Army in 13.21.1910 PI*IC sale, IS Ilte higheSt Bid Bond ISICUtSI by Ike Biller Ausf$t)979,Heattondedl.minoi. Milk billir far Cash at the Wst and as .cc*able rity Is an ' CommunIty College. Misunt eguel IS five percent (S FreitdiSrOfffie$.ico, FICTITIOUS NAMS Csirlhieusi in Sanford, pcI.) Of the tital Bid shall be 11i$ P1itlby givin that lrn submitted With ascii iii. aosi isaiss. ! :00cm. sit the 3rd day of Acrll. sngagoa in business at 11)5 TheCity of winier 5Pfin5 PORT SILL. OkIl.PVh. JoIlfl Meedawlark St., Langwwd, rsssrvs the right to react any Sr (SEAL) N. knelt. Nil if Mt. MId Mis. wag•s sminsle County, Fiends utider ill 1* or IS . ck Jr. 1VS Is' Williint J. Ba.msr, 191 SprIng the fictitious name St Clerk SI Ike Circuit JET Isrwial$Is. is the billing. Cake Hills Drive, MitIand STREAM IND., and that I besint Bids mop be 1,111 by ml Of recintly completed basic training to register said stains gs, II WWV $prlmj let a piuIIJ Of nit By: Eye Crabtrae ifl at FOft 3111, 0th. Clerk of the training, students kmiste the Circuit Court, teexcindffiW$y(353ys,.g,, County, Florida is kepbm J. Soanik Eiq. _____ recilvd Instruction in drill and foul_M4IheSIdsand CAR LTON, FIELDS. WARD, 09 cereminles, weapons, map ,ictiem Name Sttutes. To-WI: lIwsatlislis. the gua*Icit EMMANUEL, SMITH I Tsamne, tactics, military cour' Secllsn SM-N Florida Slake.. Billers, prier to ardlng el the CUTLER, PA. tv,mIiltaryIuItkLfirst•Id,j isp. m. cai* To..er CasØp'ad. Army history and traditions. 51g. lose N. Gonzalez (1•J, Florida 33001 By; Richard ieeansky Bannir is a 1979 probate Of P'jsh: M.arc$s 13,20,278. Aprli 3, ml Pla$iII Title; City Msisr Lahe Brantley High School, Forest Publish Mar. 13, io, iti P'JJish Mar. 13, INS City. (17.) Sss9 DETIS . 017-71 YOU ARE HEREBY __________________________ NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed agaInst you and you are required to serve a copy Of your ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS written defenses, It any, to it on The City of Winter Springs will RICHARD B. OWEN, P.A., r.celve Bids for S. Cortez Ave., ]R - __ _- St. Thursday. M.'reh It IOL'L...IIA DAt!iØIi J . . UPI Senior Editor Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . YVOriJeU LII1U 11.11 U1IJ Seminole carts Colonial Plaza Mall. : By GAY PAULEY . ____________________ Legal Notice ___ - SaUte Harrison Chapter DAR 1:30 board meeting; regular meeting, home of Mrs. W.L. Carter, 2299 Grandview Ave., Sanford. . ______________________________________________ CALENDAR MARCH14 . I Thaii I FRIDAY, ... _•_• . -- ... - - �-. -. - -' ., -. ... V\ '" • •. --.---• ------ I: 1- •---- I ,. -- - - ..- -- •. I.... SU rin Concete mix 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 cu ft Mopacote House PAINT - I SHEET •'• . " !, ... 4 • f'- - FLOORING ,c•' -I-. '. • .. i.j .1, -oArsi No-wax interfoam. cushioned, vinyl I_. LI sheet flooring. 12' widths. 2 69 PAC . !'°'e*Hou.. Po. , J Sq. Yd. Reg Price (sqyd.) ........... 3.19 _________ -. L_] Reg. Price (gallon) 'r,: APIA Non-corrosive. Easy to install. Fits most closet tanks. No. 200A. } .aII Kitchen 29Each TRASH BAGS 30 gall capacity. 10 bags.on 4. s.u../1..kI. Plumber's Friend PLUNGER kEysToNE Three piece set includes tray. 9 roller frame and cover. No. 9SP. Set Rag. Price (set)... 1.79 I1 CONCRETE MIX Ideal for setting posts, laying walks or steps. 10. oz. tube. - - - Power Return Deluxe Two-Ply For laying brick, block I OI'stone. TAPE RULE HOSE 1/2"xbO'. Green. T12.50. . Plast case, ir, Bag LAM 75 8" 49 5 CEILING FAN 4-speed control box. 36" fan in Wh ite or B,own. Model CF- 136. 4995 [ Each House-Cote PAINT Exterior paint. Flat finish. WhiteSCotty's -10 5 . iifl B&wood "wa ______ ___ ____ I I NerItag. - Woodgrain finished W3030........... ... 60.00 LI a"uu c*emus ItT:::luliTt:i, 11111 ( • 59 '' For aconlpl..listingolallEalwoodcabin.eunigssesyoiv$coflys salesman. Prices quoted in this ad are based on customerspngp mirctin at Our store. Delivery is MWW* for a small charge. Management reserves the right , to limit OP. Ir White or Colors 29 84'0 vi Kit Rag. Pike (cartridge). 94C R. 'fte (kft) . ... 4.89 [raft-Backed IIERGLAI$ MSULATION 3 x 12 No.3 SHELVING through 18' lengths. 1 well insulated home can save Iii cost. he highir the A-Value, the *star the insulation pow,,) ear arranty 348 FIIEMLA$$ Cypress Wood Bundle .11 Sq. Ft. R.19 Sq.Ft, rl23'..fl4c e23-..19t6C 20 Year Warranty Square 1 33 • BuMs Lin. R. x4x92% PRUCE STUDS ;* _jj yWOOd HANDIPANEIS . s. As bright and colorful as theflowers of Spring, the 1980 Swlmweer line at JC Penney. Good-ore-side STOCKADE FENCING R.ady•to-Install 6' x 8' sections. 630 :::::::::::::::::: 70M UIIIS*U 836$ .. . . . , ....... , • 65.50 -- ROOF SHINGLES ra hard-In ral oycoiors65 ware. AM you need for auemblyls Enameled wood.No a hammer and a screwdriver. Each 44 . waac**icrs W3O .............. 55110 L. jL - enameled wood. No. rr. Colors 4ç - - ...MACCO11 L CLOSET SEATS 4.!n siiivoM 59 2E&ch 8325 25' (ea.) ..........6.59 Gallon C - IYPSUM WALLIOAR[I 4x4x6 Pressure Treated Bwid,na II, PINE 110' 7s Each She. ,fl 3.11 /2"x4'xB' ........ 3.24 97 /1 *4*12' .........4.11 8312 o.,1816, (ea.) ..... L • - MORTAR MIX 80 Va. b". I LIQUID NAILS Perfect construction adhesive for in. stalling paneling, etc. LN-601. - Rag. Price (each).............. 69,0 Mak F Dryer VENT KIT Contains hood, 4" * 5' flexible hose and 2 clamps. AMERICAN V. Reg.Prke(each) .......5.39 1ri Reg. Price Reg. 49 , I Rag. Price (each tile).... 69C 1IPIIlIPI Each All 5473.D. 99.h Panel ADHESIVE 'T 2 FLASHLIGHT Reusable. ROLLER and TRAY SET 21". No. 551. 3 Each Herald Adwerfiseii. Thursday, March 13, 1980 Compact Mirror TILE No. 702, plain mirror tile. 109 BOX Herald Reg. Price (box)...1.29 Bow Pruning SAW I-• Reg. Price (tue) . .. 7.19 F MobilYour Choice: GARBAGE BAGS 5W Red rubber force cup, No. 4072. . 550'.. Each Reg. Price (each) 5.99 aa Tube bags. Reg. Price (each) 4.49 I nfl Strong, leakproof, with ties. • .4 ®.FL.UDMASTER I . Reg.Prrce (bag) .. . .1.39 Trash and GarbageBAGS -:'• Turtle back, Oval and Rectangular 8" x 6" x 2". Rag. Price 29 Eac9 h ... 39C 1 - runuco .. I_I Gallon flft&IElrt Level Control onirou ) ij VALVE 1r -______ t!-I'--•- . - SUPER 091POD GARBAGE GLUE-3 CAN BOndsinseconde. Galvanized, 20 Dries to a clear gallon capacity. permanent bond. ST-203. 3 gram tube. - Bag A0 LaM uI 19 TheaO•purpose,acrylic, latex paint for wood, masonryand metal. Flat finish. :..--j---- - -•-, 7j. -. p P4C5 99 lit Section I' , •' U I f1'i I 1 .t'tflb1kdtl flki FII' (kt.Dk g fit 1/4 K2'x 4 . . . . 3117 1/'" '.* • 493 3/4" *2' *4' .......... M1ICES GOOD P110*? TNIU MMCM SANFORD 700 French Avenue - 700 F%e O -I V1S4' HOURS 7 SOOMottSaw* it- eIing - �I 2—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford FL Dress success Key: Color, Shape, Cut Thursday, March 13, 1$O Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. 1980 Kaleidoscope Of Spring Fashion This spring marks the wide- shouldered, but Legs appear from under linens are featured for day. pale colors such as frosted wool crepe, nubby knits and, beginning of a new decade in rounded rather than wedge swinging, swirling skirts, for evening, lace, silk, t.afprecisely aqua and lilac, Suits are fashion. In the 1980s, as the shaped. The width is most with pleats, ruffles and slits tailored, feminized with Bright colors, especially feta and voile. American designers see it, often in the sleeves and all giving styles added pizazz. shaped, draped, peplumed or red, are full of light, whether Evening is the time for women will dress knowing fabrics fall softly. standing alone or perking 1p fantasy Pants come In an array of belted jackets. and, with the 180s that success no longer means In contrast to this free- looks from the shortest Jackets also serve as others. fashions, women can become sublimating femininity, flowing softness, designers rolled-up shorts to the new partners to dresses, skirts Pastels are strong and Grecian princesses, flirty The spring, 1980, wardrobe have used blocks of color to daytime "Bermudas." and pants, with the newest deep in fruit or garden flamenco dancers combines, and contrasts, divide the body in new and Sci-Fi Tight as toreadors, casual look being the short cropped flower tones, great mixers heroines In spaced out strength and gentility, places, often resulting in as clamdlggers, and baggy bolero, with neutrals and brights. practicality and fantasy. asymmetrical designs. and comfy, draped as The spring color range The white suit and white Styles are demure but Combinations of stripes pantaloons — the new short comes from the artist's dress are the ultimate Carefully chosen ac. dashing, easy as well as and dots, dashes and lengths offer exciting looks, palette clean, clear, cleaned-up look for the 'SOs. cessorles, selected for color, flirtatious, splashes of color are inThe strongest new dress positive colors. Spring fabrics further quality and imagination are The 1980 woman can now corporated into tilted trend is the 1980 version of Sugar-coated coolers, support the fabulously a quick way to add the '80s have the most glamorous hemlines, off-center prints the wide-shouldered, slightly great in sheers, laces, feminine look of the season: look to every existing time in years, full of energy, and side-buttoned jackets, tapered loose chemise, velours and terries, are Icy pure silk, tissue faBle, sheer wardrobe, fun and wit, feeling prettier Bias cuts and Grecian The long torso dress, with Um ever wearing the new draping add feminine slants, a short full-tiered or flounced fashions. A new leg emphasis via skirt, Is also a featured atFor the first time in many shorter skirts, slits and short traction. The use of taffeta years, major changes in the pants Is seen in varying for short party dresses Ingeneral silhouette of styles degrees in most collections, creases their bouncy charm. ' have come In the spring, with the shorter, fuller skirt Glamorous yet workable The new '80s outline is the favorite, dresses In knits, cottons and ______ - Dress Up Easter With High Fashion Sandals Thursday, March 13,1980-3 Spring clothes are Cued together by color, shape or cut. Everything takes a partner. The total look is much more refined and elegant. Classics are cleaned up, modernized and perfected with lots of detail and finishing touches such as piping in contrast colors. The white suit and the white dress are the ultimate cleaned-up 80s look. Jacket talk Jackets are partners to dresses, skirts and pants. The newest is the short-cropped bolero. The peplum (sometimes almost a skim feminizes many jackets. So do side-button and draped effects done in menswear fabrics. What to look for Look for lots of interesting knit jackets, foç lroad shoulders, for the jacket "minus" (without a collar., lapel or even sleeves). The strapless jacket is the great 'mirvis" for evening. Pants come in an array of looks from the shortest-rolledup shorts to the new daytime "Bermudas." There are new short lengths worn tight as totçadors, casual as claindiggers, gaggy and comfy, draped as pantaloons. The look is always very feminine away from mantailored. The jumpsuit with wide padded shoulders and waist emphasis comes in many versions — daytime, evening and active sportswear! Skirts make news when they're swinging with pleats, swirling in short full styles, flirting with ruffles like a flamenco dancer or working hard in slim dirndls, wraps or slits. The slim jeans skirt plays along in sensational spring colors and fabrics. The "pantakirt" is a new suit partner. New look for an old style Jewelry karat gold, Imaginable link design, are strands for handsome serpentine for a striking Dresses do a new number on the chemise, with shoulder still strong in the new season neckline fill-In on new spring black and white fashion sterling silver, gemstones emphasis and shorter Skirts. Sundresses shape up in or fashion Jewelry that ahead, and the chains are apparel. accent to the new season's tailored linen fabrics. borrows the look of real paired with gemstones and Pearls and white coral are handsome geometric fabric The stripe knit dress with a camisole top and jacket to Jewelry, Is the big news for pearls, or have stations of paired with onyx and black patterns, match is the summer partner. MCCUIIOCh, Fashion Director them eye appeal. Pearls are enjoying a for the Jewelry Industry Council. rebirth of popularity in new "Jewelry Isn't understated designs. Not like the peror overstated, it's elegantly feetly matched single strand e. Mated," MCCU1IOCh reports, chokers of the '40s, today's pointing out that the world pearls are odd-shaped fresh spotlight on the rising value water pearls In pink or soft of precious metals has silver. wWW w mushroomed demand for The tiny poppyseed size karat gold and sterling silver keshi pearls, the baby seed are ready and waiting for you Jewelry. at RoJay sizes, colors, styles Goi chains, In very size pearls are used multi- New Spring Jewelry Designs Add Zes t To Age-Old Art - - 4 1 Affordabl e spring, reports Kae E. gemstones or beads to give , r 14 Colors Bone Kid Black Kid capture the elegance of cagey Creations rul Go 101' the qlamou, of tine evening fashion$—the stroppy. cogo•Iiko Inos of these gorgeous cfoahont Jacqueline creotoi thorn for you" kind of elegance and stvlos them to sot VOLK fashion 9mre the (gory of EASTER A suit of classic appeal... A quadri-pocketed Jacket In cotton herringbone with softly pleated wool skirt and Georgette shirt. Dominic Rompollo has created a unique look, sure to be a hit for Spring, 1980. SPRING FINERY T. Colors Whit. patent Black patent Rid patent it, • gift a lovely Fashion Can Be Investment hanging basket., IWANDESING *1 . .~ According to Maurice Nichols, regional Vice President of Bailey Banks & Riddle nationwide fine jewel-s gold coin Jewelry Is becoming an Important item for men in 1910. "Not only do gold coins make exceptionally goodfashion items bracelets, rings, cufflinks, psndants, even lariats—but because U.S. gold coins are not being made anymore, these coins are also biM)mIngcoI1ectors'itemna.9', ,t -. - marv/,sthar' W 11 - *N PARK Aft ______ • _____ .•• ____ .. — • _____ . ______ • _____ JEW v .. I • ___ ELY FER U*.;NDY PHILODENDRON THOS - IRI C4111* for ladies of all ages. Drosses, shoes, lingerie, foundations and accessories. Corne choose yours whore the prices are as exciting as the selections. $OSTON PERU - SHOE STORE III I. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. - 'by a living ___ a . spkft freotCsss.crosscogeyc,00tion in COLOR. COLOR or COLOR Ieathei uppei. $00 Cagey VfT) and bock In COLOR. COLOR or COLOR Mother Uppers, Jl ( iuJu Visa Master - chare. Sanford Flower Shop 215-2201. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-3524 211 It- COMMERCIAL, SANFORD !.IZ It&"$Tk'" .".-d . 0 U r T_W-111F .•. ;_,. r. '. ' -, 'd 1 , , .. tri " ." • ( It'll �- •. • .•;. I 4—Evening Herald & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 13, mO For Prettier Hair Evening Herald aHarald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Diamonds Still Best Henna Reformulated Womenswear Top hairstylists around the curly or straight. many types of hair, and country agree, new hair In order to look great, hair tinting and bleaching can styles can only look fantastic must be healthy. And In certainly dry out the hair when the hair Is In top notch order to be healthy it needs rather drastically. condition, total, constant care, parToday there is no excuse That's because the new ticularly if it has been for dry and brittle soft looks require soft, chemically processed in any which looks dull. Sciencehair, has bouncy hair to work. And way, made great inroads In hair this Is true whether the hair Perms, even conditioning technology, and age-old • is short, medium or long, ones, do take their toll on methods have been revamped, to function in new ways, for new results. A typical example Is henna which has been around for y centuries as hair beautifying , i,., agent, I.. I, which WU.iI w...i)', ,i ç ui Short hair must be set off with a fantastic cut, natural form, does not really which provides direction and body. And, if the / d hair is brown, It needs extra highlights to Aware oftoday's different beauty hair needs, top create a little styling excitement, manufacturers of hair conditioning products, took henna out of its limited mold,Stretch and brought it up to date by formulating henna with protein and organic conditloners, experts have come UI) with a new concept in hair "Can you bend down and touch your desired attributes." Care, toes, stoop, squat and twist your torso with The secret of what Johnson calls "the Medium length, soft and curly hair must have When natural henna IS ease?" comfort factor" is 'memory' — the ability body and must be lustrous and full of highlights used on hair it costs the hair, The questioner is not an instructor in a ofa yarn to return to its original form af teir to look right. It must be healthy to achieve that and eventually dries it out, health spa. He's John Johnson, buyer of being stretched. Many of the fabrics that natural appearance so sought after these days. But the natural henna for- misses pants and what he's talking about have this memory contain DuPont's Lycra muL&tion penetrates the hair is the whole new revolution In stretch that which has been around for 20 years. shaft, and actually nourishes IS adding comfort to fashion. While It was used for pants during the and makes it tangle free and "For years all of our surveys told us 'skinny pants' era and for body suits and ... easy to style. that women wanted clothes that were some ski-wear, for the most part Lycra's I •, The reason hair has comfortable, and fit well and that wouldn't magic was confined to swimsuits and I , become so important in the lose their 'just now, shape. intimate apparel. total fashion picture is that "Lots of fabrics have some of these Just a little bit of Lycra added toany the new clothes currently characteristics," Johnson pointed out "It's other fiber—natural or man-made— being Introduced by top why double-knits were so popular for so imparts the necessary stretch that makes fashion designers in the long. But the best of knits bagged at the for comfort. United States and the knees and sagged In the seat. --It also allows a close-to-the-body fit and :t• Europeanfashion capitals "It's only within the past year or so that neat appearance that make stretch tile reflect a polished well. fabric houses have put together the most important trend In active sportswear groomed look. technology that gives a garment all of the today. - ,•,,, • Michael Albert's stylized b I - c 010 r chemise dress in silky Qulana epitomizes the look that's perfect for today's professional woman — chic, casual and elegant. Yet it speaks with unmistable authority, Kasper Clothes Fit - — Today's Iast Pace I Fabulous American fashion Is what Kasper is all about. His clothes are designed for the fast American pace — current, comfortable, carefree and crisp, Fabrics are woven cottons, piques, madras, poplins, pin stripes, seersuckers, silk, linen and hopsacking with . • EASTER IFASHIONS a. %AA$ 21101 $ c 4. MAKE ROOM Folt prmg, / "Dressing to kill" may be the right formula for a glamourous night on the town, but when a woman "dresses to kill" In the offlee, she may wind up killing her own chances for a suecessful career, Today, no matter how talented or diligent a woman Is, her success depends a great deal on the Image she creates, and one of the strongest personal statements she can make is through her clothes, Clothing conveys silent clues about a person's character, education, background, even financial position, that can break down barriers and catapult careers, If a woman really wants to get ahead, It's important for her to know where she's going and to dress with career goals in mind. Building a good, basic wardrobe is the secret to successful dressing, And, • Comfort flFitTo Fashions W. outfit you from head to too Menswear Chic While Casual Spring, 1980, Is upon us, fashion-wise, and brings with It a combination of wholesome Innocence for day and alluring drama for night. Diamond jewelry, with its incredible versatility, suits both looks to a tee. The softly demure air projected throughout most daywear encourages the use of the very best In simple, elegant diamond jewelry. Pastels and the purest whites are abundant this spring and make themselves heard, ever so softly, in suits, sweaters and chemises. sweaters interspersed, Colors run the gamut from natural creme and tonal combinations to the soft brights, Silhouettes emphasize the new circular skirt and the "baggles," but short pants and dirndls are a part of the overall look as well, Each group Is Intended to serve the needs of a different segment of a woman's life. The "desert romantics" — a wonderful Moroccaninspired group — will take a woman through a busy spring day at the office, with today's fashion freedom, it needn't be difficult to accomplish. With a little planning a woman can dress both fashionably and professionally. And, fortunately, more and more designers are discovering the advantages of creating fashions in luxurious, light-weight fabrics which are elegant yet superbly practical, Stylish female executives are getting the most for their money by Investing in light, seasonless fabrics which can be worn throughout the entire year. Seasonless fabrics also solve the "11at to wear" problem a woman faces during transitional months of the year. In dressing for spring, many women are often tempted to forego certain rules and traditions for the sake of coolness and comfort. In the business world, however, the "less is more" fashion philosophy is fine when It refers to make-up, Jewelry or accessories, but it don't trrvi1iiti well In overall dress. Unless circumstances are extremely unusual (air conditioning breaking down on a 102 degree F. day) baring too much akin will not look very professional. Michael Albert's stylized bi-color chemise dress In honan of Qiana is a look that's highly suitable for most professions and meets all the dreaming criteria for today's working woman, It can be dressed up or toned down to a suit a woman's individual needs, and makes an effortless-like days to romantic evenings on the town. I - . 4 ueys.r. 4 '.' .'• 'WARDROBE. AT • t• \ Ne $A$*D:.._ JI SH IONS by f: Cinderella Mannilt. 40 Donmoor Danny Dar. dip Carter Mealth Tax 4 .,. - .. ' 862-3484 Cb#Ms Taken lie t I DEPARTMENT STORE 2131. FIRST ST. - style in polyester spun knit. .., I .111 Ius Top . Clothing for the entire famly fam II" ' Carole Kings \ fashionable $\and comfortable Fdvdg ,d.Phvt.x. 322-9110 2fl3 S. Orlando Ave. Sanford, Fla. / JWy.i14.f43 :- •,,,. ..... - A __._.•_ _•_J_.___ - Updating a classic, Kasper takes the one— shouldered dress and gives It the look of to. day with a peplum and a new tonality — lipstick red and topaz. Of pure silk crepe de caums is goes rrom day to evening with ease. -... — . Thursday, March 13, IflO.-5 Classic With Color What's new on the men's fashion scene for spring '80? Color, comfort and classics, For the first time, men's • designer clothes shed their neutral, earth -tone colorations, and take on a whole new color story. .7 Designer Henry Grethel calls them "sunburnt" • colors, "They're the kind of . :. ' rich, vibrant colors you'd see at the end of the day, at sunset, Rich yellows, bronze, ' bright whites and •• reds," When Henry Grethel takes such a strong stand on a totally new color direction for the men's fashion world, In-Vest in spring with everyone from store a lightweight, subtly president to fashion director textured button front listens. vest, meant to finish Grethel is not only any look for spring, regarded as an innovative It's casual elegqnce men's fashion designer; he is complements the solid the president of a huge buttoned-down col- company, and has a lared shirt, silk dot tie reputation as a marketing wizard, and single pleated patLast fall, Grethel, terned pants all part of President of the Manhattan the henry Grethel col- Shirt Company, launched his lect ion, first designer line, ,, • "Equipment by Henry Grethel." He was praised by many for his 'unique colorations and unusual fabric interpretations." Along more European lines, sports wear designed by Albert Goldberg, an exciting young French designer will be introduced In the U.S. in the near future. Embodying all of the characteristics for which European clothing has rightly become famous, Albert Goldberg's designs, which are marketed under the label Faconnable, are the epitome of high style, and are classic and comfortable at the same time. Faconnabic Is a French word that not only means "fashionable" but "wellmade" as well. The son of a Rivera tailor, Goldberg brought a heritage of custom tailoring to his life's work. He designs clothing that is modern but refuses to be "trendy" at the expense of long-term wearability, that's traditional without being dated. Exclusive with Merle Norman PB!. Alford Werber. Sunshine Alley. To mention a few fabulous coordinates I Corn. In soon for a fr.. make-up INFANT THNU 14 lesson I Of 11HIC ME LE flORAfl COSMETIC STUDIO waJdmIM 2111. FIRST ST. SANFORD 110 PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD !"• 3232631 I ? p 1 -Y :4 �i—EvenIng Here Id £ Here Id Advirtlisr, Sanford, FL Thursday, March U, 1S0 Astaire Pants In Rich 'Sunburnt' Colors Henry Grethel Intro duces Spring Line —S EASTER -Arrow. Shirt From Blooming with Thursday, March 13,1980--1 Revived Ba sic Styles Are Never Dated What's new on the men's who is adding yet another designer and marketing Henry Grethel." Aimed at today's con- include patterned sweaters, fashion scene for spring '80? accomplishment to his list of director. He made brilliant use of temporary fashion-conscious skirts, pants, softly tailored Color, credits: his first designer Along the way Grethel his experience and talent to customer, the collection will shirts and jackets. For the first time, men's collection for women debuts made his mark In Innovative produce a collection which designer clothes shed their this year. dress shirt design, updating exemplified his position neutral, earth-tone Last fall, Grethel, the images of the companies among the new breed of colorations, and take on a President of the Manhattan he wDrked with, and American designers. whole new color story. Shirt Company, launched his becoming President of Eagle The whole fashion outlook Designer Henry Groethel first designer line, Shirtmakers In 1971. this year Is for a very clean, calls ths..m "sunburnt" "Equipment by Henry When Henry Grethel "aiI.&erican" silhouette. colors. "They're the kind of Grethel." He was praised by Joined Manhattan In 1973 as "All of the epaulets and rich, vibrant colors you'd see many for his "unique its president, he Initiated trims are gone. The look for at the end of the day, at colorations and unusual changes which propelled spring is traditional ... real sunset. Rich yellows, bronze, fabric Interpretations." Manhattan from Its image as investment clothing that can bright whites and warm Due to its success, a popular price branded be worn any time, any place, reds." "Equipment" for women shirt company to its present and look right. Grethel explains that will open this year and will position as a fashion leader. "The gimmicks are gone, "these shades are not the be In major department Grethel recognized the the consumer wants good neon bright colors that stores in fall, 1980. necessity of providing the looking basics that can take women were wearing last With New York serving as American consumer with an them through a few summer. I've taken those his base, Henry Grethel alternative to "old line" seasons" colors and toned them down travels throughout the designer names on the one Lightweight cotton knit made them very wearable world. His unique ability to hand, and conventional sweaters play a big role In and very attractive to men." spot, Identify and develop branded shirts on the other. Grethel's men's spring line When Henry Grethel takes trends in the making, In 1974, he introduced John because "they can be worn such a strong stand on a combined with his talent to Henry shirts. Grethel layered, with a shirt untotally new color direction translate those trends to suit designs the line with today's der,th ... or alone, with for the men's fashion world, the American male has fashion-wise male in mind — sleeves pushed up, for a everyone from store made Manhattan the fashion someone with an eye for more casual weekend lock." Fashion designer Henry Grethel eases Into the president to fashion director company It Is today. design, quality and puce. The complete line Includes SOs. listens. Grethel has a marketing John Henry Is now one of 5)OFt shirts in both short and Grethel is not only degree in Business the most successful shirt long sleeves, sweaters, dress regarded as an Innovative Administration from collections in America. In Jrts, ties, jackets and both men's fashion designer; he Is Syracuse University. Alter fail, 1976, John Henry for dress and casual pants. the president of a huge college he joined the Women was introduced. And, now, with the success company, and has a Hathaway Shirt Company in Grethel's latest design of his men's line behind him, reputation as a marketing sales, at the request of its accomplishments Include his Grethel has decided to I wizard. president. Soon he moved on successful menswear launch his women's Air conditioning was first used around 1900 In the textile He is a multi-faceted man to become Hathaway's chief collection, "Equipment by collection. industry. Step Into Spring With An Evening Herald a Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. cool, colorful The most outdated idea in new versions of a timeless most becoming points. The waist is very softly The blend of strange and easy shirt dresses, an life today is fashion that will way of dressing with elegant, These color blocks are wrapped with little ties or fabrics is incorporated into oversized sweater in banLook dated in a year or two, inbred ease, used in handloomed knits, sashes with a big silk flower, many fashions - a red satin dloomed cotton and linen Shape Is incIdental to The clothes in Giorgio silk serge chiffon In three The colors are neither jacket with white hopsacking over linen pants, cotton voile movement, color and Sant'Angelo's high-luxury varicolored thicknesses and violent nor watery. They pants, cravat silk with with stretch lycra, stretch quality. Studio collection and the less In cotton jersey slightly look as if fresh fruit jiIce or haberdasher details in cool silk with silk chiffon. There's nothing dated expensive, but equally of- heavier than a tee shirt, flower petals have been used about Fred Astaire, Cole fective, collection for Marjer Some have the little surprise for dye — strawberry, Porter, Katherine Hepburn, Parts, are light, easy, cool, of lace inserts, apricot, lilac, rose petal, dill, contemporary and never Cyd Charisse or Vionnet. The dresses are lean with delphinium. When such personalities boring, lots of movement around the are "revived" what is Everything is planned for knees. Some skirts have There is an enormous acknowledged is the un- dressing In one or two parts, fluttery Pierrot hemlines, amount of white, used solid changing rightness of true never In complicated The shoulders look wider in demure dresses and layerings. style. in a very light, soft way. against color - white Linen This spring, Giorgio The new geometry of color Sleeves are puffed out with or glove leather jackets, Sant'Angelo revives the is wonderful on the body tabs of grograin ribbon white chiffon in short full Fred Astaire pants and the when it is worked out subtly underneath instead of skirts over white, beaded Katherine Hepburn dress — and in lines that touch at the padding, body suits. Hair Tips For Spring Travelers A head of hair that's clean Hedkens own protein increased volume. Or you departure time. If your hair and shiny looks better and is molecule, it also works to can even curl it for a corn- is cut a bit too short or the easier to manage than hair help control dry scalp — pletely different look, style changed slightly, you that's overdue for a sham- which is one problem you can learn to handle it before A Hedkcn Perm is also a p00. So plan to make time in don't want to worry about you go away rather than your travel schedule for when you travel, good solution. After YOU trying to cope while you shampoo, you can just let travel. regular hair washing. You'll also need an easy- your penned hair dry Choose a no-nonsense to-manage style. No one naturally. Or you can gently You canthat see that the key to product that will do a wants to spend any trip, blow it dry while you fluff it having hair travels well shampoo's job — getting the business or pleasure, styling with your fingers. Either is really as easy as one, two, hair and scalp clean, her hair. 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WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - A Polish jetliner carrying 87 people including a 24member American boxing team crashed on approach to Warsaw airport today, exploding "in smithereens" as it plunged into grounds of a 19th Century fortress. Officials said all aboard were killed, Thursday, March 13, 1NO 'S 1 2..99 . 10 ft 1 i. Airline Names Team Members ANKARA, Turkey UN; - A U.S. Air Warsaw's Okecie International airport the disaster area and that the idenForce C-130 transport plane crashed and is 20 miles from Warsaw itself. tification of the bodies had begun. burned near Adana in southern Turkey Witnesses said the plane fell 2 miles The plane, a Soviet-made llyushun-62 today, killing all 18 Americans aboard, short of the runway and into the grounds is a four-jet, long-range airliner that The Soviet-made 11,62 jetliner with 77 U.S. officials said. of the 19th century Warsaw Citadel carry up to 168 passengers. It was passengers and 10 crew suddenly The U.S. Consulate said six crew where 25-foot earthen walls surround a designed to fly at ranges equivalent to dropped from an altitude of 300 feet as it members and 12 passengers, all fortress. New York-Moscow - about 4,800 miles. neared Okecie International Airport on a Americans, died in the crash of the giant The crash site was obscured by the LOT Polish airlines said the flight left flight froln New York. Hercules turobrop plane that was ap- walls and fire trucks swarmed around Kennedy airport in New York at 10 p.m. The Polish boxing association said that preaching lncirklik Air Base to land. the site. EST Thursday after a three-hour delay among the passengers was a 24-member A Polish boxing official who was on the non-stop flight to Warsaw. The U.S. amateur boxing team, including 16 In today's crash, some witnesses said waiting to greet the U.S. boxing team airline originally said the flight stopped boxers, who were to have taken part in the Soviet-made 1662 jet exploded on said he had sent message of "deep in Montreal, but later said it was a direct matches against the Polish national team impact. sorrow" to American boxing officials, flight from New York to Warsaw. in Katowice and Krakow. Airport sources said the jet reported "The plane crashed into the ground, The last reported air disaster at It was the worst foreign air disaster engine trouble and the pilot had radioed not the buildings," the official said. "It Warsaw airport occurred 26 years ago ever involving U.S. athletes. that he would try an emergency landing was in smithereens. There were some when 80 passengers were killed. Fantastic summer tops at fantastic prices! it Qb 40 1 8 Die In Crash at Warsaw's domestic airport, which was fragments of the tail and wings but that's closer than Okecie. Precautions for an all." emergency landing had been readied at Airport sources said the jet's "black box" flight recorder had been found in the domestic airport. Carlisle. Pa. NEW YORK (UPI) - The following mem 1. Wesson, Ray, team physician; Biloxi, bers of a U.S. basing team were confirmed by the U.S. Amateur Athletic Union and Poland's Miss. S. Wesson. Dolores. his wife, team nurse LOT Airlines as being aboard the plane t . Rodriguez. David, San Diego crashed in Warsaw, Poland, today and were 10. Yfl9, Lonnie. Philadelphia presumed dead. 11. Pimental, George, New York I Bland. Joseph, team manager; High 12. Stewart, Jerome, U.S. Navy, Norfolk. Va Point, N C. pharmacist. 1 3. Steeples, Lemuel, St. Louis 2. Smacqel, Steve, assistant manager, in14. Palomino, Paul, Los Angeles; brother of terpreter; Boca Raton, Fla., previous former world champion Carlos Palomino flelleville. N.J. IS. Robinson. R. "Chuck". Seattle 3. Johnson, Tom "Sarge", national coach; t. Payton, Byron, Troup, Texas Indianapolis; Asst. Coach 1575 U.S. team at I?. McCoy. Andrea, Bedford, Mass. Montreal, gave clinics an Third World coun• ii. Harris, Walter, San Francisco tries for State Department. It. Chavez, Elliott, Fort Bragg, N.C. 4. Robles, Junior, assistant coach; San 20. Anderson, Kelvin, Hartford, Conn. Diego. 21. Lindsey, Byron, San Diego S Radison. John. refereeudge; St. Louis. 22. Clayton, Tyrone, Philadelphia 6 Callahan, Cot Bernard. referee-judge; --Th. - 3.99 Lake Mary Refuses Ti Back Liquor Bill Ex-Longwood Police Chief Dead 3s99 1' t' ---:- - IV .: - 'ki - :11 \ - 3U'( /I rn REITZPIJ SWEAT ...retired In 1973 Reitzel E. Sweat, 69, of 201 tification and was not required to Lakeview Drive, Longwood, died meet those standards, he went back to Thursday afternoon at Florida school and completed all the Hospital-Altamonte of a heart attack. necessary courses and training. Sweat retired in 1966 after 20 years During his years with the police service with the Seaboard Coastline department he counseled young Railroad, where he had been a section people to hold fast to their dreams, : foreman, and then went on to realize pointing to his own experience of By DONNA ESTES (till)' SO him)' liquor establishments and found earlier, the 21 deficiencies he noted Herald Staff Writer thus will regulate their creation itself, this week are new ones. his life ambition of being a police realizing his ambition in police work. officer. He had been in poor health for lie said a good police officer had to The move to limit the number of new "It's much ado about nothing," said Kulbes said he strongly warned some years. liquor licenses for bars and nightclubs in Councilman Hurt Perinchief, adding Bennett not to proceed with any new like public service, be dedicated to Seminole County in 1981 hit its first snag after he had voted against the resolution, construction until all deficiencies are After his retirement from the law enforcement and be willing to railroad, Sweat joined the Longwood work hard. Thursday night, however, "My daddy just flip-flopped in corrected, as required by the code. police reserve, became a radio The Lake Mary City Council in special his grave." Mayor Walter Sorenson reminded the A native of Tyler, Fla., Sweat had dispatcher with the department, and a session refused to support the plan. In other business, City Manager Phil board it will have to make a decision part-time officer. lie was named been a resident of Longwood for 23 rejecting unanimously a resolution Kulbes said he is arranging for repair of when the building permit expires on police chief in 1969 by then-Mayor years. He is survived by his wife, proposed by the Seminole County League time city's front end loader at a cost of whether to issue a new permit. lie said Eloise, three sons, William C. of Ohio, Kenneth Brown, : of Civic Associations to restrict the 1ibout $4,000. lie said he has hired a Bennett is threatening to sue the city if he Sweat said at the time that when the Roy of Longwood and Ray of Tampa; numbers of licenses to be available in rader operator for the city's street is not allowed to continue building and police chief's position became vacant two daughters, Diane Richardson of Seminole County as result of this year's g department. Kulbes reported that for- adjacent property owners are he asked Brown for a chance to head Covington, La., and Glenda Stanley of census. muer-Councilman Lillian Griffin has threatening to sue if the city issues a new the department and Brown granted Longwood, 14 grandchildren, and The league submitted legislation to the agreed to lend the city heavy equipment Permit. his request. Sweat was chief until three sisters, Nina Spicer, Gloria Seminole County Legislative delegation Sorenson said that two new stop signs for road work if the city gets in a bind 1973, when he retired because of ill Gainey and Ruby McRannie, all of calling for the population ratio for liquor were installed on First Street in the past while its equipment is being repaired. Jacksonville. health. licenses to be increased from 1 per 2,500 week, replacing signs removed by Baldwin Funeral Home of Although he had been a police ofresidents to I per 4,000 residents. Kulbes also told councilmen he has someone. He said the latest sign Is ficer before the state passed laws Altamonte Springs is in charge of Larry Cole, president of the league, issued a new list of 21 construction resting In a clump of concrete and while requiring college training and cer- arrangements. - DONNA ESTES. told legislators it is estimated 40 new deficiencies in the house being built by it was taken down, it has not been taken licenses will become available In Terry Bennett on Pine Circle Drive. The away from its site. Seminole by mid-1981. There are fears council lust week told Bennett he has Perinchief said Mr. and Mrs. Jack that the rash of new licenses would en- until his building permit expires to bring Eftonhead should file a formal complaint courage proliferation of nude en- the house into compliance with the city with the police department against those tertainment establishments in the code. motorists who, they say, have been county. Bennett has 47 more (lays before the threatening them. Perinchief said the Councilman Gene McDonald, moving permit expires. The council had been incidents reported by the Eltonheads of for rejection of the resolution, said he considering condemning the house. motorists trying to run them down in the could see no reason for the proposed Kulbes said while Bennett has cleared up street would constitute felony assault, a legislation, that the public will support most of the 17 deficiences in construction serious offense. President To Announce Anti-Inflation plan Today WASHINGTON (UP!) - President deficit, Democratic congressional leaders, Carter today proposes an anti-inflation Increased revenues. The fee would require oil companies to strategy centered around a balanced 1981 who worked closely with the White pay between $4 and $4.40 on each barrel federal budget. His program will Include House, said they have agreed to $17 of Imported oil and would mean an adbillion-dollar spending cuts and new billion In cuts during talks with the ditional IOcentaagallonatthegaspump. revenue schemes that may cost motor- president's economic advisers. Carter also was leaning toward tax Ists another 10 cents a gallon at the gas Carter met for two hours Thursday increases on alcohol and tobacco and pumps. night with Democratic leaders, after changes involving interest and dlvi. Carter, who chose to make the an- which Rep. Jim Wright said: "We have dends. nouncement at a 4:30 p.m. EST been able to pledge to the president ... A tots! o( E.7 billion in state revenue ceremony In the East Boom, decided on this Congress will give him a balanced sharing funds was certain to be 4899 fJ \ / 4 _ ______ to ThisJCPerineyTwo Is Ruling Monday . On Kelly Tapes I U.S. District Judge William H. Bryant is expected to rule Monday in Washington, D.C., on a request from attorneys for U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, ItNew Port Richey, to allow the congressman to see the videotapes which allegedly show him stuffing into his pockets $25,000 given to him by FBI undercover agents as part of the Abscam probe. . ( e... ___________ ____________ ________ . - ., .. ('_ , '- conference, something that is painful, something that Officials said the president has ruled The Cabinet was to be briefed on the we all must sacrifice a little in nobody out one option, which would have suspended the use of credit cards for 90 policy at 2:30 p.m. can expect to escape." Carter is the first president in a decade Sen. Robert Packwood of Oregon, one days. That approach was viewed as too to propose eliminating the budget gap. In of a group of Republicans who met with harsh, they said. 1970, Richard Nixon offered a plan with a Carter, said the president indicated he Packwood said Carter did not discuss 11,3 When surplus for 1971, a fiscal year would impose an oil Import fee, which defense cuts but gave an Impression that eventually ended with a $Z13 billion would generate $7 billion to $10 billion In "defense is close to uncuttable." ' A battery of five attorneys representing Kelly is also asking the court to limit a grand jury subpoena ordering him to turn over appointment books, travel records and telephone logs from Jan. 1, 1979, to the present and all correspondence and files relating to several per- . ' ... Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and State St. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-Sat. Open 12:30 to 5:30 Sunday. 1. --- r'-- . _ "".. ions Implicated in the FBI probe of political corruption. Kelly contends he accepted the money as part of his own investigation into "shady characters," He returned the money to the FBI the day after the probe became public, except for $174 he said he .." Carter Package May Be Shocking ; - ______ eliminated, balancing the federal budget as the budget." Saturday mall delivery also was on the showpiece of his efforts to stem inflation, Senate Democratic Leader Robert The speech, Intentionally arranged for Byrd said success depends on the chopping block. Carter was expected to clamp down on release after the New York stock "necessity of the American people to see marketacloae,willbefollowedupbya9 thatlfwearegolngtosucceedinthefight the use of credit cards to dampen conp.m. EST nationally televised news against inflation, its going to be sumer spending. great ways charge __ - ' used for lunches because he thought he was being watched. —Outside the budget, Carter may ask WASHINGTON (UP!) — President his balancedbudget goal. Here Is how the program Is shaping up, the Federal Reserve Board to Impose Carter's revamped anti-inflation package, tobe unveiled today, will bean- according to government officials, selective controls on the use of credit Capitol Hill lawmakers and administra- cards. Personal loan restrictions may , diored by a variety of budget cuts also be included, although limits on loans probably $15 billion to $17 billion worth — lion sources: —Carter will seek cuts in the fiscal 1981 for automobiles and home-buying have coupled with some fresh revenue-ralaing budget, which takes effect Oct. 1, In the been discarded because those two areas measures Sources said there could be some neighborhood of $15 billion to $17 billion. are already depressed. —The remainder of the balancing act shocks, d.ilgned to drive down inflation from January's 1$ percent annual rate. would be made up with new revenues Some of the major items earmarked Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Some of Carter's ideas may be too generated from an oil import fee — a for the budget chopping block are: controversial for an election-year controversial plan — and a proposal to revenuesharing funds for states, $1.7 withhold estimated taxes from interest billion; $2 billion worth of fitderal Jobs Congress to stomach Others already have been given dw OK by WhwntW and dividend payments paW to custom- program; $0 million in highway Seminole County Sheriff's Department Computer Systems Analyst lawmakers in order to ensursm. In ad- era of financial institutions and construction; $1.6 billion in edition Dick Telson (rear) and programmer Charles Jackman the stockholders, funds; $00 vance, smnoothuiling on Capitol Hill. million In strstIc oil department's new computer system, which will link all In late January, Carteraiked Congress reserve cuts; and $1 billion in antiSeminole law enforcement agencies with the court and jail, handling to approve fiscal 1981 budget with a Homes recessionary aid t He may also seek to eliminate all crime and arrest records, as well as other jobs. The computer, $15.1 billion (Wicil. th Residents of the Seminole Enforcement Assistance AdMobile Saturday mail service In order to save funded through a federal u t, e Coreulonal Budget Office ministration grant, was recently installed at th e sheriff's depart esid, because of Inflation that deficit Home Park on Highway 17-92 in Fern $500 million, Under the suggested oil import fees, meat offices at the Sanford estimate ban now risen to between $zi Park were evacuated by Seminole and is now undergoing test runs County fi men at noontime today re hJIJ Carter would impose a $4 r barrel billion. before It is connected to the various departments. Work on the Officials say that's how much money because of a valve leak In a 4-foot onlxnportedoil,whlduin turn would add system is scheduled For 1980 through 1981 Carter intends to raise in order to reach cylinder of chlorine gas. a dime to a gallon of gasoline, - 1' 1NNN . . . - . 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X___ ___~ 9 —1, ` I, - ,. — 1111 1111111 [O - O!TE LOCK Cr4 This STOREROOM l5 EP,' - L HAVE TO POUNC> ANP YELL TILL SOMEONE LETS access RUSS-I ________ _______ LI 34 Gold leaf 39 Trip 42 Fleet for 6 Comes close 30 Piano piece 7 Bohemian 44 Consternation 8 insecticide 9 Wind Multitude —— __________________________________ by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER CA% 'bi HiT_. — 37 I a _ _ ______________ _________________ III ______ ____ ______ GCIPI FILM AT ThE BI:ICU ThN, BETTY- - ' ANY GOOD M/IE IN TO'MI, ARCHtE? - __ _ __________ .1 .. - - - - - - - ——— 86 I SS — — •'•' f -_"i ' ",., ____________________ 11ME WIV W Authorities said the Capricorn was eastbound I ridiculous diets but it's senility when it happens in an — .- . (~> . ____ your opportunities. Don't hold back putting 19) Material items could come •' : I , Y ,, ' . — __ " - -- I •. FW., - ___ LON( I PONY VANT TO TALK fr0i,'' . C_ C - /( 9 — _ * I ' After 10 hours of negotiations Monday, Seminole County saw to it that the gross value of the county's deal with staff ~": , •1 I. .. •..,-' ' 0 .r 61~ ... . .. ' ' ______ ____ ... 6 )IIf /, ) 1% / • - ii, / ),4 / .' / ~ QJ EAST Ally youralf with tommtes *KJ1091 today whose alms parallell your interests. Much more can be accomplisheId when things are done in tandem. W 10$? K 984 3 •i •A #9g42•107 0542 the seven of hearts to the ueen, king and ace. The six of tamonds was led to dummy's SOUTH #A Q63 *J2 IJBRA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) appear to come more easily perspective on things. king and East's ace. Back came a heart which was ducked and a third hea rt was cas aueen of diamonds and put t In with the Jack of •A K $3 Vulnerable: Both diamonds. Now East cashed Dealer.West two hearts notrump." Pass se Pass . Ni' Pass Pass Pass to set three Alan: "Double dummy, South could have made the tiw oj by Bob Thav.s by Stan Lee and John Romlta ws*r A 1pf a vuasmm-r l ______Ire LUI POI'Z . _______ N1M0 / IMJNT MAY. 'su c.*ai wa FUT' 1 ___ ___ rIi .I1r?SN StstiOn, Now York, N.Y. leadby West lt would just bea 10019.) I.— .. #7/ ____ • ______ _ 11111111 __ 0, 11 j __ ' . Herald Fam*ly Searches For I . By DONNA ESTES I 11 11 - _____ ___ 'ØUU. IIAP AV Namw 1w m4.AJ fl ON, __ Fo byT.K.Ryan ___________________ f— W LIPS MC M sw.arw JR IN' FIT UP MY NOS1H mN*UNI that chore. A . .;. JIL I A. . . .. - 1— ............. - . . . Ah . ____________________ '- .................----.-•-. Administrator Jeff Etchberger, the county's principal financial negotiator. Doug I,ewis, HCA's director of domestic development, said be prepared in time, and it was found that further budget disclosures must be obtained front the hospital "But if tile coininission responds positively, %%v have an he caine away Iroiti the marathon session feeling he ''gave away" plenty. The agreement calls for IICA to pay: — .2 million in cash to the county — $1.16 million I estimated) to clear the hospital's federal agreement in principle,'' I &'wis said. At the start of the negotiations, Lewis said li(A was tiling to negotiate the' I lill.Burton pay-bat k amount tilt liii.' federal goverrunent for the county, but would not assume the liability. . . - , - . - - ..........-. - sponsors public housing through its million, Etchberger said. "We just don't have emergency . Etchberger tried to convince 1,ewis to agree to pay more than $500,000 for the old hospital if it cannot be sold, but he Seminole Community Action (SCA). Also showed up and began moving the regulations, must be kept vacant until Administrator Roger Neiswender and County Attorney Nikki assisting in the search for an available family's belongings. the federally funded itiodernization rental apartment or house for the family The family members had separate project is completed," the spokesman are the "We Cure" organization, the overnight accommodations with friends said. Salvation Amy and SCA outreach Monday and hopefully arrangements can The vacant apartments are usLxl on it worker, Sandra Gaines. be made for shelter on a day-to-day basis temporary basis by families as their The Salvation Army came to the rescue until something can be found, Mrs. units are being renovated, of Mrs. Geneva Campbell; her eaughter, Crawford said today. The Sanford city commission voted Mrs. A nnie Argrett; granddaughter, "It's not that we cannot pay rent, We Monday night to attempt to rescue a Clayton. County Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff was also present for part of the session. Lewis said IlCA agreed to buy tile (old building and land to "They negotiated better than we expected," Lewis said. get it off the county's bands. lie said it probably could sell for "But we agreed to most of their terms because this is such a great opportunity for IICA come in and show the community what we can do," Tile aniounts increased, Etchberger said, partly because the Dec. 31 financial sta tement of the hospital showed more cash on hand and more accounts receivable (money owed the Neddrell Campbell and great-grandson, can," said Mrs. Campbell. "We just project from the county conunission to nine-month old Marcus, by storing the cannot find a place to live," gain federal funding for 60 new, low. family's furniture and other belongings "We've been trying to build up a income housing units, Monday. Members of the family had housing bank at Community Action," But the move will not be in time for the been guardi ng the possessions before Mrs. Crawford said, adding the effort has Campbells. They need a place to live Salvation Amy offered to take over not proven successful. And while the city now. hospital), RCA the federal agency for construction of 60 ment, Seminole County in formulating its paper housing units for the elderly fit hand, The manager said If the county work to begin the federal funding Sanford City Commil.sision Monday night received federal approval for those units process. began the move to gain 89 more units for they would be in the city or immedia tely Knowles said there is no time frame set adjacent to the city Unlits. He said this as yet on when formal approval for the 60 The commission authorized City would t necessary because the in- public housing units for the elderly will Manager Warren Knowles to confer with formation to be used concerns Sanford. be approved. All paper work submitted to Commissioners some time ago took the date, by the city, has been approved on a county officials including County '' be to it the current Seminole Memorial Hospital for a period of about Both sides in the negotiations agreed to make Dec. 31, 1979 three years while building a $16.9 million replacement facility. the effective (bite of tile contract, although the hospital board e Cost: $472,000 By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Engineers Jerome Kelley and Ralph in _. - ,---. i Eng of Sverdrup & Parcel and He told commissioners Monday night the city taking over the county'afaltering public housing approvals until other Associates, Gainesville, presented a governmental units in the county began that Sanford's public housing currently plans for 60 units of $)Ublic houlde r "their share of th e responhas a waiting list of 2,000 applicants — report to the Longwood City Commission Knowles told the commissioners that to s Monday night on the firm's cornsibi es" li for providing public housing for 700 of whom are city residents. the county Is having difficulty with poor. He said the city currently has 488 units prehensive drainage and buildi ng im pact paper work necessary for federal' ap. study. Commissioner John Morris said of public housing; 107 rental supplement proval and funding for Its proposed The study was done at a cost of $78,000 project. He said the county wishes to use Monday night, however, that the goal is housing units and 158 units for the elderly to give the city commission an overall the city's reports, Impact studies and to provide public housing wherever It can at Bram Towers. "There are 753 total understanding of the city's drainage statlitics to apply for the federal con- be provided, Knowles was instructed to units suppo rted by the city," he said, pr oblems and possible solutions and a struction money from the U.S. Depart- a1st the county and any other DONNA ESTES better background in making decisions on future building projects. The reportcentere on nine major - may The new hospital is to be built in Sanford or on land an- of trustees is still in control. Administrator Roger Neiswender, about position that It would not seek additional preliminary basis, he said. % .. ( /11 'I P N ,• '5 4 drainage basins the city: Interstate North, Interstate 4 South, Lake Myrtle, Lake Kathryn, Island Lake, Lake . ~ 11 Wayman, Lake Ruth, East Lake and I..' Lake Florida and pointed out 19 localized areas of drainage problems. P.' Cost of proposed drainage projects was estimated to total $742,700 by the 4. * 11111111 .40 oft engineers. Co nsidered highest in priority by the city for now are the Island Lake :, - ,. , -. and East Lake basins which will total '. $192,500. Specified were $94,500 in Herald Photo by Jan Casseberry structure improvements for Island Lake l Improvements and I'4nglneers Ralph Eng and .le'rwne Kelley discuss Longwood and $12,200 channe $85,50() structure improvements for East drainage study Lake. "and if that falls we will do as mucH as Eng offered tree use of Sverdrup and City Administrator David Chacey, who we can this year and do the rest in Parcel's in-house computer system that said money has been budgeted in phases." Chacey estimates the is tied in with governm computers to general fund and Federal Revenue engineering fee to draw up the plans will assist in finding grants. Sharing funds to start the project, said be between 8 and 10 percent of the cost. Commissioner J.R. Grant Complained e first step will be to have engineering He said Sverdrup and Parcel are Ow that International Systems Inc. is being Plans drawn up for the project. loglcalonestocontinue with the drainage paid $19,000 a year by the city to help "We'll go for a grant," Chacey said, project. obtain grants and should be utilized. Action Reports ................. 2* Around The Clock ........ ......4* Bridge .........................4B Classified Ads ................24B Comics ........................40 Crossword .....................40 Dear Abby.....................lB Deaths ......................... 2* Dr. Lamb ......................40 EdItorIal ....................... IA florIda ........................ 3A Horoscope .....................4B Hospital ....................... 3A Nation ......................... 3A OIWsthPS$ ......................lB Sports .........................SA TeIeiiIou .....................20 SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP!)— Jimmy Durante, who was "achnoula" to his fans and friends for more than haifa century, died of pneumonitis today at St. John's Hospital where iie had been under treatment since Jan. 7. He was N. His death was announned by a family friend, Joe Bleeden, and oosilnned by 11w hesitltal which said the c nedlan, I11OIO spanned the ss speakeasles to modern television, the into negotiations with the corporation. HCA proposed to lease With preliminary approval froml a ment of Housing and Urban Develop- municipal governmental agency in At 86 ''%Ve don't want it,'' he said. For the titite (lie building will L ICLLsC(l to County Attorney Nikki Clayton asked the IICA assume all responibili t for repairsand upkeep and accept I he btii Idi ng "its is." Wa e said no. Lewis agreed to share the risk that the building muight neeel major repairs while leased 15 .Sdnford Ponders House Dead More than $500,000, but that ~%as all IlCA would pay. to IICA. "I also convinced HCA to pay more for the accounts Currently, the hospital board believes it will beable to obtain receivable than they were at first willing to do on a percentage io,o0o in Medicaid payments by refiling the claims, Etchbasis," lie said, He also said the county convinced RCA to berger said. accept the liability of Hill-Burton (a federal loan pay back) "I want it," lie told Lewis. and make a promise to buy the old hospital. But Lewis refused to add the amount to IICA's payment to The county commission agreed Jan. that had the best county. lie said hospital riot able get and if solution for the county's hospital dilemma and agreed to enter so, the funds would be gained through IICA's expertise. . - - - World .......................... 2A — - ----- of these funds is required if tile hospital is sold to a profit- But the amount remains to be negotiated. , - -- --.4- Lewis then agreed to do so. and school board. . . Burton obligation. Home... But none can be found, according to written lease on the apartment they had on renting housing units. Those which are — .. their underst. at a public meeting was that 1 ICA proiiiist'd to absorb the I 1111- Loulse Crawford, equal employment occupied for almost two years, Ltwis anti IICA Attorney John- Wade debated finaace!, and vacant, avcvrding to U.S. Im-partfilent ot opportunity and civil rights officer for At noon Monday, the sheriff's office Housing and Urban Development other terms of the contract with Etchberger, County I 1 - -' /.-So . today, yesterday's session lasted too long for a ft:ial version to Lewis said in Deceniber the value (if agiiw Seininole Meniorial Hospital is so low the pa%back %%ould tx- inininial. ..."uctrnozzola" .- - - .- Although Lttsi, said 1at week a"t"' ' th. c'utraet could come as early as the coninusion's regularly scheduled meeting Tile county also expects to receive a share of $373,000 HCA is expected to pay Ili property taxes to the county, city of Sanford ______ !-. ~ -., land. Several federal hill-Burton Act grants totaling $1,168,021 When the cost of the replacement hospital is added to the gross proceeds front the hospital lease and transfer of other provided fund.s to build and expand Semiiinot' Memiiorial Ilospit,al. Under stipulations Ili the act, a pay-back of .I 1xii-tion nionies, HCA's conunittment to Serninole County is for $26.25 .The removal of the Campbell Sanford Housing Authority, which now ____ ___ ______ nexable to the city. Iwis said Monday Ik'1 has three or four sites picked out as possible locations for the new hospital and has options ()It tilt, said. Negotiations started at .7 million for the three. apartment at Magnolia Avenue and through the appropriate court procedure housing," said a Housing Authority Eighth Street at noon Monday. to evict the family. The family had no spokesman. "We also have a moratorjuin _____ __________ ____ _____ lluon structlon. W WMT . ' an inflation factor. , - "" 5NA safety. Others cut do ii ith the Blackthorn, trapped in the tangled reckage. Campbell family evicted from their court. The owner of the properly went $U.s ____ ___ deep channel like a stone and officials &nd tile impact i,ith the tanker had sliced the aging buoy tender Ili two. Sonie of the terrified and stunneZI rt'%v1mt'n s(TamnL)led to the deck of the listing ship and sain through flooded passagt'avs to IIIakIng entity. The amount of the pay-back is determined by ________________________ ____ _________ . accident in New Orleans The fllauktliorim sank to thL t)tt(Th of the :19-foot first calculating tile "now" value of the hospit.al. Tile governnient would want repaid (tic sairne percentage of tile "now" value as they provided when the building was under con- W CraliLi,stt.. TUMI!!EWEEDS out of 20 cres' members of $9.35 million. Not a bad day's work," said Assistant County — $500,000 for the old hospital building and land if tile count), Photo by Tom Netsel Jimmy Durante Today ___ 17 The search is on all over f belongings fro6 the dw eIlIng was has 488 units, no apartnienfa are buy back I)m replacenilient facility at any finie between the end Sanford and the area for housing for the properly conducted by the civil division available there at this point and 2,000 of the third year of, operation and the end of the fifth year of operation. Purchase price would be based on HCA's costs and four-generation and four-member of the sherifrs office on order of the names are on a waiting list. _ ______ ___ In I)cccnibt'r 1968. the Coast Guard cutter White Alder thed in an In the contract, and RCA's original proposal, the county may Herald Staff Wrtc., . - __111/ _____ Inenitx-r crew perished. Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) increased from $6.9 to 'rile net value of these three itenis is $6.8 million, Etchberger cash all four clubs and throw Opening lead:* 9 SPIDER-MAN ///L —' FRANK AND ERNEST Z three-notrump contract after West had made a one-spade overcall of South's one-club opening. West elected to open a cim that lovely nine of diamonds / ' 'P . Wam today, People are drawn 10 19) 'fr-v __ one." (For a copy of JACOB V Alan: "I don't see any thing MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at _ up wi to solve P'I fascinating about this six- Bridge," care of this n.paGEMINI (May 21-June 20) today. You have the ability to sotu contract. Without per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Goals that are important will step back and get / /1 , $2.4 By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer a' ,a . Neddrell Campbell and her grandmother. Nfirs. south arrived at a reasonable West in with a spade since West held the king-Jack-ten by Stofftil & Heimdahl toryouithe or she offers to. It SAGITTARIUS (Nov. and nine." won't damage your image 01W Dec 21) Y(I' w Oswald: 'This was In the ry adept 1/ Osw&M Jacoby bit. finals of the 1061 world's today at getting lots of championship. The fascinat. TAURUS (April 20-MaY 20) mIleage out of any materials and Aka S.stag / Ing thing about it all is that I'4ARE. Became of ycs.r charm and offered to you. The use you // / wit, you won't have much put them to will bendit thie I Oswald: "The Bridge World the team that lost this board a-zi ha prodKled a cou- still won.,, . difficulty swaying those with whole family, pie of books of interesting (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE N.) / I II .1 . / I Oswald: "At the other table WEST ARIES (March 21-April 19) good fortune to know you. Don't be stuffy or se Your thinking is intelliSient n"ve about letting another go to bat and will be successful. I-= / / / ' I 1= 61 ___________________________________________________ BUGS BUNNY PRE __ ________ r ____ r__ I ________ ________ ________ C c nice twelve-trick total." 4K 10 I 7 4 32 want today because you know how to use the soft sell. You You could begin to feel more refrain from putting a strain inde things today. This 13 the tune SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) to push forward. You make your plans today include not _____ t'Z$ 'Q specify birth date. PISCES (Feb, 20-March 20) ____ __ __________ begins with your Mrth"yI' $1 for each ° Aztio Graph, Box 489, Radio City _ _______________________________ SCARF _ • pitfalls for On coming months all discussed 18 YW Astroraph utter that ONN JLt STth'Rr.' 1r0i'RE THE ONE WHO WANTEP A I I: Ct for material needs. If by Al Vermeer are ( COME CIN.`61M TWO.DON'T WALK 60 FAST! I CAN'T CATCH UP' 4,4 .- . . ,q * - ____________ ______ - .__ ______ -1111, I am_ I ... . _ mps •1 . . d Argentine freiglit&'r Santa Cruz Ii in Chesapeake Bay on Oct. 20. 1978. Eleven of the Cu ahoga's 29- spi a Mi r ; . • ':' ~r lead South has six diamonds, NORTH gift. Romance, career, travel, won't be too demanding. luck, resources and possible VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ___________________________________ PRiSCILLA'S ,. r .' . - - - four clubs and two aces for a 48 odw might be an unexpected tbnlng is right, your approwh .° ______ U -- • slaughter. After the diamond' , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) to you today from two dif- Others will look favorably on femt sources. One is through any request you make today I a WIN AT BRIDGE AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. use any Ideas you get. your personal effort, but - Transportation Safety Board sent investigators to the scene. Before Mtiinia night cotUsion, the ,iiut recent Such .ICCIdCot Involved tile Coast Guard training cutter Cuyahoga. %~ hich collided %% ith the .h1. perfect don't increase the calories irrelarliUes. That is a and take full advantage of will be your cup of tea today. a' a I I. I % The Blackthorn's survivors were suffering froin exposure and "most are in pretty bad shape psychologically," Coast Guard officers said, but the worst injury was a shoulder separation. The Coast Guard said it would convene a board of inquiry to probe the accident and two National Dea For V .1e,% - . you'll lose calories of fat. deaths from the liquid protein fewer strings attached than CANCER (June 21-July 22) Those people who lose part of diets that were reported. they have in a long time. Be Situations calling , for grateful to your benefactors Imiaginatlon and creaItIvity J ~. '. , holding up well." 'M -. coming year others amount of diplomacy with used, there's no way that parently one factor in the I ollision i usually because the total older person. Salt and water calories in the food have been disturbances, particularly restricted. If you don't in- potassium salt loss, can because you bland C scene and began the grini job of searching for survivors. Divers, hoping sonic erewnien had found air pockets inside the sunken ship, tapped the steel hull, but got no response'. One survivor, Specialist 3rd class[). B. Marak, 23, said the Blackthorn's 50-man crew was warned five seconds before the accident to "stand by for collision.' .'. may do you more favors with drive. . . CALrr MAKF.SMALL7ALKI 4 January 29, 1980' by Howie Schneider SW3r1T¼E . ,:TO t)E€c?. 1 J ay Ship "it tore a hole in the port (left) side of the ship,' he said. "After four minutes, it sank." The conunanding officer of the Blackthorn, I.t. Cmdr. George J. Sepel, issued a brief written statement today saying "the 27 of us who survived tile tragedy are that the rescue personnel will be able to locate other survivors. I understand iny erewitien who did survive are -. is sometimes mistaken as B Petersburg Coast Guard base, said it appeared the ships were "either trying to pass port-to-port or they just didn't see cach other." The Coast Guard mounted a massive rescue effort minutes after the Blackthorn sent a brief Nla%day call saying it had been in .I collision and wa 'sinking. Coast Guard and civilian vessels, helicopters and teanis of (livers rushed to (lie ';- cause mental confusion and these pa me trouble with the liquid protein length of time a irson should diet, Eggs do have a lot of be on It if he wishes to cholesterol in them. The high maintain his health. This Tam is unable to sell them. '11won rM MO 3MM...MCII ISIM MH ,00 '2)MRfl A _,••r Evening H Herald— (USPS 481.280)— Price 15 Cents _________________ EEK & M'EK -.: :- bunker C oil into the bay. into Tampa Bay with a harbor pilot on the bridge and the Blackthorn was steaming westward crewmen had been found. The 17 other missing toward the Gulf of Mexico when they collided in crewmen were presumed to have gone down with the 200 to 300-yard wide channel about a half mile the 180-foot buoy tender or drowned in the west of the concrete and steel Sunshine Skyway swir ling waters. Bridge that spans the bay and links St. PeterIf no more survivors are found, the collision sburg in Bradenton. would be the Worst peacetime accident in Coast Lt. Steve Venchus, operations officer of the St. m exercise program. suming any carbohydrates, The adjustment in lifestyle I she must have washed out a should be permanent. The lot of salt and with it, would weight 1os 4puld be slow and 1 have lost some important gradual. -1 minerals thataaffect how means 1ong lot of body In the process a person heart functions. That also learns to eat properly and live ': I. , properly so Utat he can avoid water w hich may be how she obesity. Crash diets are t he has lost pounds. ones that usually cause the It's true that you can lose disorientation. For Tuesday, January 29, 1980 its cargo of 165,000 gallons of sensible as well. 4. I sinking or spilling Monday and sane way to lose weight is to go on a well-balanced, regular diet combined with a it's grossly deficient weight on some . . _____ In history. The Capricorn ran aground on ,I sandbar moments after the ships raninied together on their forward port sides about 8:15 pm. EST. The Capricorn's 33-man crew escaped injury and the Coast Guard said the tanker was in no danger of absorption of the cholesterol person to be fatigued. It can 1* i . Dead Guard survived night's collision with the oil tanker S.S. Capricorn near the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. One man said the ship collision "sounded like a sonic boom." By mid-day, the bodies of six Blackthorn described would Increase the salt or both can cause a 0 00 lU - ———— 65 : aren't very safe. The only safe i- it's a terrible diet. First, it,s just ft kind of dietary most trouble. The more oddnonsense that i° people into ball a diet is, the shorter HOROSCOPE b _____ ____ 11 IT CALL.EP? __ pm MIS / • - 83 - - 62 -——— -- 60 59 57 -- 61 IT'S AaCUT A MAP 6CIENTI5 WHO BUILP5 THREE MECHANICAL GIRL SINGERS AND PJT5 _ D30 act __ ______________ 50 51 52 49 — I i - ARCHIE _________________________ I I I — — 43 48 _______ ' — 41 — 40 I I! Other readers who want his calcium. Since she's taking a diuretic as well as not con- —— —— — — — — _______________________ —— — 47 46 _ i-IS I _____ 31 32 ___ _______ d __________________ _____ — —— 35 39 38 42 I — — 36 ____________________ 8 d —— 34 Presumed ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP! — Divers searched the sunken wreckage of the Coast Guard buoy tender Blackthorn today for more victim of a grinding collision with a 560-foot oil tanker in the Mullet Key Channel of Tampa Bay. Twenty-seven of the Blackthorn's 5(1~man crew S~ diet. It was doctor prescribed. newsp'iper, P.O. Box 1551, He sald eat all the eggs you Radio CityStation, New York, want, there's no cholesterol. NY 10019. There are many ways to DEARREADER— Ireally lose weight. Some of them 22 30 23 She takes a diuretic, long, stamped, self-addressed potassium and vitamins daily. envelope for it. Send your I don't think this is a sensible request to me, in care of this 10 11 ——— —— — 21 20 28 29 33 CIJL) on 17 — — — — 27 . 9 I has lost pounds. Carbohydrate Diet Fads. it six She was told to stay more weeks. issue can send 75 cents with a — 14 16 —— — — 19 — — — chicken, month and Hamrnarskjoid a 15 . forerunner bride 0 n.) n- co. 57 CIA (2 wds.) 32 Take notice oI Dr. on 54 Edible root raltl Ill fat, top and loads of mayonnaise water or dehydrating the all over it. She eats It grease system are not losing fat. The water loss can be dangerous. and all — sugar or salt. To give you a better idea 08 She's not allowed any breads, fruits or vegetables, some of these ridiculous diets, no milk, coffee, tea etc. She's I'm sending you The Health been on this diet for over a Letter number 2-2, Low 49 Deadfall 31 LohengriWs 29, 980—S t and puts It on the 51 Exhort 53 Musical work 29 Tendency to marriage _______ ___ 43 Recede ir n 72nd Year, No. 137Tuesday, January fat, For ease 7 Church part _ 2 Army acronym 28 Actor 3 Apology Newman 111ve Diet eat, the eggs lots of butter and mayonnaise. example, she eats ground i______J hamburger and adds four or fi ve eggs, fries it in lots of plate their intial weight from butter washing out flOriflal body with a big chunk of butter 45 Bean 47 Moribund 48 Fills out 4 Rakish 46 . 1 Bursts 36 Skinny fish 37 Seashore attraction 'Terrible aoist be with all the hamburger meat—very I Butter DEAR DR. LAMB— What you think of this diet? 40 Deficiency dis. 26 Indian 0 Eggs, do 35 Interjection 38 Fleet post office (abbr.) 21 Age 24 Corrects errors DOWN 33 Salary HOWEVER ME OUT signal ri'ai you can 63 Flower holder 10 Words of 84 Health centers denial 65 Companion ii Existence for ham (let) 66 Urgent 19 Female saint wireless (abbr.) 27 Attach by Mort Walker 30 Freedom of BEETLE BAILEY Fo insect 20 Grain for whiskey 22 Compass point 23 Cravats 25 Away .' I Meat, ____ ____ - - . .- . -• ___ 2 ! ~, - - • ___ - .- -•- ---*.-. . 1 _____ .'-... _______ - ____ _______ gri ~ ___ * OFW ' ' . ' . -., 4 • - - _____ .. , - , . '.-- ' * • -,-, ' ' - .---.._• A-.-- ,' --... I 16-f . 4' - 1 1. - f . ~ . ____ 1 I _____ . 10 0 ____ : - ' . . - - J" IT - ,,.-,.-.. . - ______ .a•_.L_ .-t'- 4•t- - lvl~ - .---. '.. ".4- . £ '. O-#It a . ' - .1 I 1 .'-Z.'J a .7 . �-..... * 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. me Tuu.day, Jan. , 1950 yy ..?..H • .. .,~.W, "Ito I ...1 f. MRLD ,~'F' ., IN BRIEF Bahamas . I. ., . f Begins Executions Islamic _____ Nations By United Press International The Moslem world has told Moscow In no Slap Congressional Office Sees With Hanging At Prison NASSAU, Bahamas (UPl)_ A nylon noose was fitted over the hooded head of the first of three condemned convicts behind the gr-iy stone walls of Her Al.r.jesty's Foxhill prison today in the Bahamas' first execution In five years. The name of the first of the three men to be hanged was not immediately disclosed. Assistant Prison Superintendent E. Farqueson said after all three executions were completed , a death notice would be placed on the prison gate. The only persons permitted to watch the executions were the Bahamas' provost marshal, the prison superintendent, his deputy, two guards and the prison physician and chaplain. Within an hour after the final execution, a civilian coroner's jury was scheduled to convene, view the victims and pronounce them dead. Leader Bribed - Mrs. Bus a rrri s Crowd I South Semin ElanlwSadr Won't Share Power MacArthur? MIAMI (UP!) - A few days after Philippines President Manuel Quezon gave Gen. Douglas MacArthur $500,000 from his country's treasury, the American general changed his mind and sent the political leader out of the threatened country in a submarine, Knight-Ridder Inc. reported today. Historian Carol Petlilo said MacArthur had opposed U.S. government wishes and those of Quezon, who favored getting Quezon out of the country to prevent his capture by invading Japanese troops. MacArthur had said it was too hazardous to attempt. But on Feb. 20, after MacArthur received conflrmation the transfer of money to his account had been successful. Quezon and his family left Manila for Corregidor where they boarded a U.S. submarine, . Scientists Blast - - Soviets GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — The flo nuclear scientists at the European Center for Nuclear Research today cabled a protest to Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev to the forced exile of leading Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov. The message said measures thken against Sakharov, himself a nuclear physicist, represent "a flagrant violation of basic human rights." -WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: Western states where sub-zero temperatures froze powerplant switches and left 22,500 people in southern Idaho without electricity for six hours. Idaho Power Co. officials said 500 customers In Boise lost power and an estimated fl, in the Magic Valley were without electricity Monday because of a sur ge in demand and a frozen switch at Its Shoshone Falls generaUng plant near Twin Falls. Air travel also was suspended In the Texas Panhandle where Ice and freezing drizzle slicked runways. Most flights resumed by mid. afternoon. More snow fell in the upper Great Lakes region, with 2 inches at Escanaba, Mich., and an Inch at Muskegon, Mich. Southern California was again battered by heavy rains and winds gusting to nearly 50 mph along the coastline. A flash-flood watch was posted over the coastal slopes of the San Gabriel, San Fcrnardlno and San Jacinto mountains thr ough thismorning. -— iinna nruuun s Lm.J: I : - ' ________ _________ Winter took an Iron grip in the Man Killed On - temperature Motorcycle - Bank ptali, flitW&M, fixtures, and othsq , representing bank premrs.s..................- yDAV1D1L KAZLER Herald Staff Writer A Winter Springs man was killed early this morning, when he lost control of his motorcycle, Florida Highway Patrol officers report. Steven Charles Conrad, 24, of 71 N. Cortez Ave., Winter Springs, died at 12:01 a.m. when he crashed into a power pole on West Lake Brantley Road, about 600 feet north of Sand Lake Road : e in Forest - City, said patrol spokeswoman. up six employees of the Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers 3110P On Altamonte Drive, at 8:15 a.m., before the restaurant opened Monday, said Altamonte Springs police, The suspect, dressed in a thee-piece suit, knocked on the Allyn Mo Hodges, 15, of Sanford, is sUll in the hospital's In. tensive care unit, following the accident at the intersection of State Road '46 and Upsala Road. - 'LAWYER' PULLGUN 12:40p.m.; BAYPOIIT: highs, 11:35a.m., 1:26p.m.; lows, 6:55 Deposits of United States Federal funds purchased and securities sold ppro ed v • Sanford City Commissioners Monday night gave the go sign ingrket might change again before he begins construction nd ___ ______________ toAltamonteSprinpdewbperThomasRocker'splan$obtld thus allow him to follow his original plan for the 17-story complex. a2onit$lo million coadosnlniumcoenplezona7.9.acretract - deposits Florida Statutes i.io Ploilda Statvtsi I.245 ,- certificates for a tax deed to Bucker told commissioners formal plans for the develop. Corp., said NONE - Aft other liabilities ........... - subordinated notes and debentures) - AREA DEATHS __________________________________________________ BOBBY DEANPRICE Home In Longwood was In Bobby Dean price, 44 of charge of arrangements, Prsfe,red stock -- - (sunlofltefnsl9ffirufl) .................. Subordinated notes and , 17,796 • NONE UWCPITAI..... By United Press International Gov. Bob Gra am has ordered 65,000 gallons of gasoline reserves be rushed to fuel. starved service stations on the Florida Turnpike, but shortages still promise to be severe until the weekend and beyond. A spokesman for the governor's office said most retail stations were expected to be open - I ATLANTA (UP!) — Prosecutors say banks laud been ooperatlng with Judge Charles A. Moye's order to have original records ready for the resumption of former federal budget director Bert Lance's bank fraud trial today. Moye ordered subpoenas for the documents be Issued when defense attorneys challenged the validity of photocopies being Introduced as evidence on the first day of testimony Thursday. Lance attorney Nick Chilivls charged that many of .thecopies were copies of copies, while others were unreadable. Federal Prosecutor Edwin Tomko said there have appar- ently been no problems getting the banks to cooperate, relieving his fears that delays in the trial would result while the government attempts to gather the documents. He said last week that some banks, especially in Lance's home ground In north Georgia, have resisted government inquiries In the past. He said, "They're getting (the records) together. We don't expect any delays at all now." No session was held Monday because of the death of Lance's 94-year-old father, Thomas Jackson Lance died Sunday and was buried Monday in his hometown of Calhoun, Ga. day. -Bundy Angered--At- -Trial (SEAL) '-I. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. 1,'. Clerk - , '. -' - Circuit Court, Sam ale Co. Sanford. Fla. Sy: Cheryl Grow pt$y Clark pfts11January 35. and February k: 1, it IL 1550 Duel P_ - I . I 0 L Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Grow Oep,Ay Clerk (SEAL) £ IL IS. 550 DElIS a,. Jones, Beebe ond Ow. was WI 1Irl9y nansed IhngWood'e ______ CII)' ettorley Monday night by the City Cud _____ ____ ___ FWW4 IWVi= Wara 1303 Olive Ave. with may. laine lunlaile ____ today for ThUds A. Ho.pnsr, luttiwn_Cemetery. Wilson.. _____ again. Jopling ordered the jury removed sohecould decide whether to admit Lee's testimony about arresting Bundy In Pensacola on Feb. 15, 1978. Besides an end to the boycott, the firm also demands damages at $500,000 for each day it continues. The suit charges the boycott, Imposed in JacksonvilleonJan. 15, Is In violation of no-strike clause in the union's labor contract with the Jacksonville "We'll do your Short Form for only $7,50! shippers. - (or calender month) ending with repent date TOtol deposits (correspond, 60, of 111 Exeter, Lcsigwood, SalbirWr Mortuary Is In item ilabova) • who died Sunday at Wisdar d'41W' W6. the unde pof qhgpfr$ j spp " tY—dripsi 1jj for P ____ __________________ - Ripert of Condition k Memorial Hoipital. A ale ar _____ ___ ___ ________ ____ tStothsbsstofmy kfwjWj~ native of Qpp.wa Falls, O*14A1U HIS appeiMnient ilde a ttoes-' eReit by the cem. WIL, she had ________ ,I1iISil to .e on a ,'i.' for City Alerwy Ned dRUM Ii'., Was,r'is S IKU.n it 3119, . arIv lISped to .sys IS -s __ .__•.____ ___ LuagwdW4g,tedNamopthtor.taliaaat$orasyto a 0311111111011111 *1515W fora-iMrs _____ ______ ____ t. ofist m *canto o Ia1!lawet Ge time st o 118011111 r.oni,s to votes ad TM Freeman, Harvey Aver adn—MesMM.Ge-,adt--ad FNems am.' _____ _____ lived In tw iti. w' "" '°' 'Mown a rethed v'tiy ______ wadw ' SWVIVOtI Include two sisters, Mrs. George ( M) Erebs and Missile Hoipsor, both of Loogwood, and a nephew, John 0. Waw.Gir Funeral ______ ioui, p _ . • _ _ -• --- ) @1 - - C. CionO L P. Wks1I$I Jr. EdwerdYarfiorougi • — CNp'$ a,l',—. ,..AL) . _____ . of $emMaIS, IS: scnIhsdbofsram,pd, list sisy of J6iwwy am i ene(flc,rvdfr5CsVof -"ahe all i:-- -&Mom MON. THRUflIN W&s — ,,-, - • lATh 'S 1i. My cemmisien expires .n, i ,. ge,j e. a Ins. Uedsrv,vILl_. ____ . Lot. P. Ca*sv, NaIar# Public DER-11111111 - - This year we'll prepare your 1040A Short Form for only $7.50' Any state or local return is extra. So.. come to H&R Block—let's fight Inflation together. WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE Dial 322.5762 .. - 11 - .• ' ., ' ! - 10 - •, I. - - ••• '1 - . 'p - :11 - . I - ' .i - - - I I!1L - 1 . r- THE.VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH presents A PATRIOTIC PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 7:30 P.M., PROGRAM INCLUDES A 26 MINUTE COLOR FILM: "The SALT Syndrome " The SALT SYNDROME was produced to help Inform the American public about the changing trends In the strategic balance and how SALT II will affect our nation. THE PICOME TAX PEOPLE - W1114 Mae eeuay ON INS H. Oii*s Subyi N. ChrIstianson -. Vera C. Cseb Willis M. Daltren Willie Jictens .•Dane Msienst, - David W. Ralph ChaWW, bleary - (steNo V. DenzIn. oft" I SittyM. Comm _______________ Ledsue. Sydney I. -W1chh'ft t* VIncent J. Ichiir k City WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS - ______ '- 2SI3OrIandoDr —Sanford(17-57) 104 E. Commercial -- I REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING. Where Quality Sells & Service Tell s -- Ill. Lif e Act'i'on Revival Team Let's tooeft fight inflation G" - NosD Barbara A. Clark AUTO WASH & WAX $1 Q95 Includes all exIeror and interior, whit bumpers. windows, wheel cover,, etc. /Af . GO - _M - He said the shortage was caused by a combination of increased tourist traffic and the absence of open service stations elsewhere in south Florida at night and on weekends. "A lot of people are getting on the turnpike just to gas up, especially at night," he said. FEBRUARY SPECIAL F -1,C, ,-.,Y IV ~ - baby boy, $orrents DIK$AR.S$.. Mary L. Daugherty e.a,rlce P. Eil,y Henry .1. Grandmalson . siaron Join Holmes • -willis Hodley Frank Knight Mary A. Spivey • &vfw Zowroinalk Jr. • -Phyll Muriel kloiber. DeSiry F:rank F. Amoresa. Diiferøa • -.ri F. Iartdi Dilsosis Edward M.Hardy,OShena Elma M Wesesi. Difls . John W. Wharton, Diftona ZM1 P's Turnpike Police detachment at Fort Lauderdale, Highway Automotive, Inc. .r Henry W. Block - Phil Zheoid, Winter b'Ss ,IlTNs Howard. and Judith SsntllI.•. - john 0. ienne,t -Jisnifte E. Benton Jams W. ' - . - SANFORD: - Claire 0. inne _______ .. - Siach JAN. 2S, 1* ADMISSIONS - -...........17,033 that this ____ schedules) is " hank Blauergroen, prvices director for the Turnpike, said he obtained 24.000 gallons as an additional emergency supple for Pompano Beach and also expected additional gasoline would be delivered to Lake Worth, But he warned the stations will have to limit their sales to 5. "I have a feeling it will get worse befte it gets better," said Lt. Billy O'Bryan of the Fhl- with James Brantley, Lake nroe Vera P. Smith, New Smyrna — SIMtNOLUMIMOIIA$. HOSPITAL ____ A 1173 Stetson University gridiat. with experlesop in ________ . prising: Chickens receiving the virus developed atherosclerosis closely resembling the disease seen in humans. MNID LONGWOOD 360I.lstSt. Ph. 322-9flI ISO Hwy.134 Ph. 921.4154 - OPEN9a..4p.m. WeWsys,Nkt.&$on. OPEN TOStflI —APPOINT$INTAVAILABLI' - - Corner of Hester Avenue and Hwy. 427, OTHER ARIAOPFICI$ IN DIL?ONAORAwfl CITY, DISARY ANDOVISDO '. Sanford 322.0282 0000,00.-Mftft~_ t - - * 4, N , . , 40~ !.* . 1 - ' I 19 it 1. _ _ I : . - 'I X - r -. - . - _. .. 4I 1 ~ 1,I4 ..1 taril' stay away from Mosco%. Al Oerter, 43, seeking a gold medal in the discus throw in a record fifth Olympics, said, "It's a time for the athletes to put aside all personal considerations" and support the federal government. He said a boycott would be a "unifying thing for the United States' and "a message would be driven home to the Soviet neople." -- - -- - -. • .. 1 11 en the concerted federal action as a signal to volun* Marek's disease. One group of chickens was infected with the virus and fed it high-fat diet because high levels of cholesterol in the blood represent the strongest known risk factor for atherosclerosis in humans and lower animals. A second chicken group was infected with the virus and given a low-fat diet. A third group was not treated at all, and a fourth group of chickens was fed a high-fat diet alone. The chickens were killed after seven months and their arteries were examined. Minick said the findings were sur- K4RNV~ S . - ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) -Convicted killer Theodore Bundy slammed down his hand in anger over a Pensacola policeman's testimony Monday at his second murder trial. Bundy pounded the defense table during arguments on the admissibility of officer David G. Lee's testimony about arresting the 33-year-old Utah law school dropout for driving a stolen car. "I'll permit no interruptions or demonstrations In this court," Circuit Judge Wallace M. Jopling warned Bundy. Bundy lost his temper twice during the two weeks it took to seat the jury and at one point angrily branded his trial "a Waterloo." All jurors were out of the courtroom during those incidents, as they were Monday when Bundy became angry Rooks Named Longwood • today with gasoline available. But most stations on the turnpike also were expected to limit sales severely, The two most critical situations were at the Pompano Beach service plaza and the Fort Drum service plaza. Pompano Beach was out of all fuel early Monday and the Fort Drum plaza, near Yechaw Junction, was out of everything except 4esel fu& Banks Aiding Lance Case - - Maritime Association, which represents Jacksonville , s. No, shares outstanding Route 4, Box 14$, Sanfcid, action by the International - Longshoremen's Association was coating it $500,000 a forcapitalussdleeus,....., ......................NONE TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding the have Graham Orders Emergency Gas For Turnpike Stations ITELLEJOIIN9ON " issued thereon. The certIficate thereon. The certificate numbers ment are expected to be completed in the next 3040 days. died Monday at the VA NONE( pervaiue)..... ...........................NONE _________ ________ AFL CIO Backs P.ttlgr.w numbers and years of Issuance, and years of Issuance the Construction is to get underway after the option is exercised, Estelie Jobo $9 of Common Stock Hospital in Gainesville. Born the description of the property, description of the property, and and the names In which it was the names In which it was assessed in North Carollnahe moved to 1507W. 7th St., Sanford, died a. No. shares authorized TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)—The Florida AF[CIO The developer said his original plans were for are as follows: assessed are as follows: has blasted U.S. Sen. Richard Stone and endorsed one Sanford in 1960 from Jan.2latherhome.Shewaaa ___ domlnlum community to be a 17tory structure, but b. No. sharep outstendlng Certificate No. 751 Certificate No. 45$ ___ for Columbus, N. C. He wee a of his opponents, Richard Pettigrew. financIal market changed and no financing was available Year of Issuance 1577 $860 (par value)..................................."Pettl Year of Issuance 1574 Church. grew's work in streamlining the federal Description of Property Sec 04 thatnuiltitory Description of piex.Hesa$dtentativeplananowarefora U.S. Navy veteran and a ; ....=" 1" Survivors Include • 01 TwP $$ igi 31E S 40 Ft of N 443.0 U. as. 73 + -74 J 0 Packards 1st bWJdng of five to six stories with me ccmmerciai 111*1111, bureaucracy has given him valuable insights as to 'proms .'rs.,. ' PtofElIS.4SFIofWSSI.SFtot AddtoMldwaypl2pO104 husband, Albert Johnson; p for contingencies ad o. what is needed at the federal level to help Florida lii 15 survived by his wile, brother, Ezekiel Thomas; ' NW in which assessed Lu Von development of small shops at the site. capital reserves......... Name in which assessedName • workers and their families," state president Dan M, Heirs ,is L. two io ns ,William The commission agreed to grant the developer the right to Iothy TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (sum nsOh- ws ld Lawrence Jokes Heirs ...... .....Miller said Monday, All of sold property being In the uua City eeeementfrosnu.8.17ilforaascondaccetoti* Dean and David James; of l$sms$thru39)..,,, . Wtlson.Elcbelbsrg.r . an of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of _____ 1,68, ,,, _____ir Theunloncharged thatstonshasvotedagalnstlabor d. property. yDIannePrIc., Mortiary•la in charge of TOTALLIASiLITlE$AN'g&jj1'y' 0 Cesty of Seminole. State of Florida. ... law reform and w weaken OcctçsucnaFSalety and ' Florida. tIts tia,ciai all of Sanford and one wrgeints. Mayor L..e Moore .i4gestsd to cir t Unless such cerrnicat, or car. CAPITAL (sum of itemsS4'J,pd30) ............ i$7 - -Health Administration programs. It also charged he Unless such certificate or car- tificat is shall be redeemed ac. $flll(15OI). _________________ MEMORANDA has "voted the Big Business ticket on oil, natural gas tificatiS shell be redeemed ac cording - to law the property Amounts outstanding as of .' cording to law the property described in such certificate or Services and burial will be _________________________ and other energy measures that Pave helped to boost • Funeral Noftcg '.S. described in such certificate or certifIcates will be sold to the in Columbus, N.C. Oramkow and other energy costs," — a. Standby letisis of credit, tote.............................. tificates will be sold to the hlohestbideeratffi,courthous. jO10N, IsTsLLs— Fwwalflomeisinchargeo( b.'flmscerttflcate,of 1 ' 111.1,155 bidder at the court house lti. M*L or on the 3rd day of March, 1900 ____ Funeral services for Mrs. InationsclIS Attorney local arrangements. 0; deoronthe3rddayof Marth,1900 at 11cc A.M. Estatie Jo11iisan. 4s, of 1W W. in ': aIiI:NA.M. 7"' St., $anterd, wft died . c Other time deposits in .mehjiw, • -. this 5th of day ed thiS 15th day of January, Dofid Dat ,86111mar. •.. .......... Si. will be Wednesday at4p.m. • . • HOSPITAL NOTES ULDAH1'NER ass. at Allen C11I """........' NONI - __ tificales for a taK died to b iflued - Indebtedness and liability 'the corypijsion unanimously authorized execution of a NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, the property, formerly part of a city sanitary landfill, is NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that Gloria F. Brunner ITF Sol that Lie W. and Jienre d'Arc $130,060. When Bucker exercises bbs option by Dec. 1, he will Brenner , the holder of the Salvail, the holder of the 10ig pay the city the llancs of $117,000. IoliowlnocectIlicat.shasfllidsaid certificates his flied said car. acid on ships bound for the Soviet Union. The complaint, filed by Jacksonville Bulk TerrJzuals Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Oxy Chemical Corp., which In turn Is owned by Hooker Chemical (note balances) Issued to west of French Avenue and south of u:a Highway 17-92. Ruckerispaylng$13,000forthell-monthcpuca.sajesprlceof - liabilities for bOlTowed money To Halt Dock Boycott JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP!)— A suit was filed In federal court Monday seeking to halt the dockworkers' boycott that has cut off the loading of superphosphonic .11.647 the U.S. Treasury and other S___________________________________________________________________________________________________ contract with Ruckerfor option b purchase the city property. :- - ................NONE interest-bearing demand , tonight near 50, WInds north to northeast 10 to 15 mph ii1z1ng at night. PONTAXDRID .*- Total Deposits (sum of Items theasterly 10 to 15 knots today and continuing Wednesday. Seas NOTICI OP APPLICATION - subdivisions In the United States All other deposits ....................................NONE Certified and off ICOn' checks ......................... .......it? i3tt,rulI) *....................... ........ .. .....17.653 a.Totaidemandd.posits...................... S,N4 b. Total time and sa vings NOTICE OF APPLICATION PORTAXOIID .- Deposits of States and political restaurant window, flashing an attorney's business card. 3 to 5 feet. Partly cloudy. ................................. AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy through Wednesday, Condo Land Purchase A Highs In the low 7Os today and mid 70s Wednesday. Lows IN BRIEF unless either house agrees to take the others version. In any event, a congressional resolution will not have force of law, but it will put Congress firmly behind President Carter's call for a boycott if the games are held as scheduled. The P.S Olympic P S competitors The professor of pathology at the Cornell Medical Center , in New York City outlined the still-preliminary evidence for a virus-artery disease link at the American Heart Association seminar Monday. "It's a very exciting approach," said Dr. John Eckstein, immediate past president of the heart Association and dean of the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Minick and his colleagues for the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine conducted their chicken experiments using a herpes virus that causes a disease in the birds called "There are five herpes viruses that are known to affect man and It seems to us that there is a very real possibility, although not proven or established, that these viruses might be important somehow in arterial disease and atherosclerosis In man," Minick said. If herpes or other viruses can be linked to artery disease in humans, Minick said the ultimate objective might be to try to develop a vaccine to block the vius' -' FL.C)RIDA.. - in A man claiming to be an attorney robbed an Altamonte a.m., 6:52 p.m. The thief then herded flve other Wendy's employees togettier BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet, Out Springs restaurant Monday morning, pollee report, with Ms. Davidson and tied their hands before he left. No -The suspect, neatly dressed and carrying a gun, made off was injured during the crime, 86 Miles: Winds nqrtherly around 15 knots becoming nor- :0 • corporatlonsr1s a relative humidity: go percent; winds: north at 9 m.p.h. WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 6:43 Legal Notice - - - partnerships, and corporations ...................5,491 Time and savings deposits of - - - - - -: Individuals, nd with an undetermined amount of cub over $50 .4 officers assigned to keep order. - Demand deposits of individuals, ws; UVCflUWU Legal Notice Fewer than 4 percent ofthe teachers and 7pereentof the registered students reported for school Monday, the openlngdayof thesecondsemester.Butdesplte the poor turnout, school officials said they would keep the nearly 600 schools open today, with the help of 537 Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1510-3* -_ CHICAGO (UP!) — Teachers vow they will stay out of the classroom until the school board pays them and its other employees the millions of dollars it owes them In back wages. 19 LIABILITIES Virus May Be Ca use Stay Out Itsrnslthrull) ....................................19397 A Sanford youthcondition Involved at In a motorcycle accident Friday low: 48; yesterday's high: 68; barometric pressure: 30.18; remains In critical Florida Hospital Orlando. __ Chicago Teachers police .. estate owned other . than b.i* premises ....... " .................... All other assets ...................................... TOTAL ASSETS (sum of Of The A rteries: Rate High WASHINGTON (UP!) — Alcoholics suffer from a death rate 2i times high er than the rest of the population, but those who quit can recover sufficiently to live as long as nondrinkers, a new study says. The report also suggests younger alcoholics who are less de pendent on alcohol when they go Into treatment probably can resume social drinking without becoming alcoholics again. St. PETERSBURG BEACH, Fla, (UPI) —Medical investigators have turned up an intriguing new lead in their effort to identify the causes of hardening of the arteries, the progressive disease that sets the stage for heart attack and stroke. Cornell University experiments with chickens suggest a herpes virus similar to those common in humans may be implicated in the artery disease known to doctors as atherosclerosis, Although several factors have been associated with the 'condition In which the arteries become narrowed by a buildup of fat and other material, Dr. C. Richard Minick said these factors cannot explain more than half the atherosclerosis cases. HARDENING Ted Kennedy Death ago by Bradley when he was a professional basketball player, called for permanently relocating the summer games in Greece, That idea, said committee Chairman Sen. Frank Church, Idaho, would "allow us to put an end to this movable propaganda feast." Since the House and Senate resolutions are different, wording will have to be worked out in a conference committee * MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Republican presidential candidate John Connally — saying Democrats want to regulate and ration everything — Monday criticized Sen. Edward Kennedy's call for mandatory gds rationing. "I'm opposed to gasoline rationing," Connally said. "I don't think we need it. I thipk we need to produce more energy in this country. We can do a great deal for the conservation of coal and the building of nuclear power plants to make this country self-sufficient in energy in thenext five to seven years if we get to doing it. In a speech to rekindle his faltering challenge to President Carter, - Kennedy called Monday for a mandatory program of gasoline rationing that he said woulu cutAmerican oil use by 1.7 m !!arrots a day. or 24 percent ot current Imports. Real •S _____I_& a.m., 7:02 p.m.; lows, 12:07 a.m., 12:49 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 6:35 a.m., 6:54 p.m.; lows, 11:58 a.m., , Connally Raps *utms lu I'L The Senate resolution, adopting a proposal made four years unless the International Olympic Committee transfers, postpones or cancels them, The Foreign Relations Committee voted, 14.0, in favor of the resolution Monday after hearing testimony from other senators, including 1964 Olympic basketball gold medalist Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., and more recent competitors, The Senate resolution, unlike the one passed, 386-12, by the house last week, does not condition the U.S. Olympic sanctions WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Congressional Budget Office predicts unemployment levels will average about 7.8 percent this year and may top 8 percent by the end of 1981, a slightly more Pessimistic assessment than the administration's estimate. The forecast is part of the office's economic message presented to the House Budget Committee today. The president's budget message, released Monday, projected employment would be about 7.5 percent this year and decline to about 7.3 percent in 1961. The Congressional office, which develops economic projections to assist Congress In its legislative decisions on such matters as the federal budget, expects a mild recession in 1960, followed by a relatively weak recovery later this year and in 1981. The ad. ministration made a similar projection Monday. Alcoholic * . calling for a U.S. and Western boycott of the Moscow games 7.8% Unemployment - . WASHINGTON (UPI) -Congress is on the verge of sending on a Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. a strongmessage to the Soviet Union that its Invasion o "The sin has already been committed," said Sen. David Afghanistan and internal exile of dissident Andrei Sakharov Pryor, D-Ark. "We should be strong and resolute in our anwill cost it the propagan da fruits of the 1980 summer Olympics. swer. If we have to stand alone, lets stand alone and let's not The Sen.l,a 9Y ?1 -!r .? eVS '. said one bleary-eyed delegate as he emei'gei Islamic . Meeting In Islamabad, Pakistan, the early today from the marathon session. The vote came hours after the conference' • Islamic Conference Monday dealt the Soviet Union a stinging diplomatic defeat, political committee heard six Afghan rebel . unanimously calling for the "Immediate and leaders' request for financial and military aid for their anti-Soviet guerri ll a affiaâce. .. complete" withdrawal of Red Army forces • One point of the resolution called on member • Afghanistan. . '. . ItAtPI to express their support for the Afghan The 42-member organitation also ople "in t he ir just struggle." pe -. suspended the Soviet-backed Kabul regime . The resolution, In its draft form, said, Mrs. George Bush speaks to a group of 80 to 100 persons Monday on her from the group until a Soviet withdrawal was Soviet occupation of Afghanistan complete. husband's presidential qualifications, ••. a violation of its independence, and The blow to the Kremlin was made more aggression against the liberty of Its people stunning by the fact that such Soviet sup. and a flagrant violation of all International porters as Libya, the Palestinian Liberation •. covenants and norms, as well as a serious Organization, Algeria and Iraq joined the Ii Cli reat to peace and security in the region and th Moslem belt of nations stretching from the ;- -• Atlantic to the Far East, in er1g the ii. throughout the world." The unanimous action by the Islamic point resolution. • ch said the invasion e measure, whi Co Th nference followed the overwhelming vote ol •, threatened world peace, was supported by all earlier this month in the United Nations DONNA I "government which governs Y least governs 36 delegations attending the conference. The calling for withdrawal of all "foreign troops" Herald Staff Writer best." Islamic Conference represents some 800 from Afghanistan. She said he is not concerned about anyone The white-tressed, hazel-eyed mother of looking into his background. "George has five and grandmother of two, stood on the made full disclosure -bared his soul — since back lawn of the Robert Brunner home In 1966. If you want to know anything about Rolling Hills Monday fielding questions with Bush, It's out there for anybody to see," she United Press International poise and charm, telling the crowd of 80 to 100 governments, for example, reporters the hostage (si5 said. ... persons about "my George." Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, one for the students ... and the "one of the most importan t Mrs. Bush talked fondly of her time In Iran's first presllent.elect second one the Revolutionary problems .., I will try to • She is an articulate and experienced . China when she had "George Bush all to has rejected sharing any Council, this condition is not resolve We criWs as soon as speaker from prior years experience on a myself." She said . her h nd disagrees with usba possible." to Th lecture ur. subject of hard-line acceptable," he national e Barbara said in a power with President Carter's idea of negotiating with militante holding 50 American session with reporters. Bush's lecture tours had been the "People's Khomeini was China. "Carter's idea was to give in to all of hostages nearly ftee nioattis . Republic of China. 'I Knowledge of the subject During his campaign for ft be Pleaseli with the election o China's demands and then to give in our as ransom for the siiat • was gained during the 14 months she served the French- B8111 Sadr, a Iongiia trernj demands as well, she said, adding tha t China extradition, with her husband there while he was chief of trained economist told and adviser. was prepared to "give In to us. They needed _________________________________ the United States Liaison Office. In an interview with us far more than we need them." Mrs. Bush's- subject Monday was her Monde newspaper published Legal Notic. •. Indicating her husband has special in Paris Monday, the finance husband's candidacy for the Republican knowledge of the Russian situation because of minister said the hostage ... Bank nomination for the presi4ency. The success of CONSOLIDATED REPORT OP CONDITION OF his past involvement as head of the CIA, Mrs. crisis could be resolved if her talk was shown when 60 to persons Bush said, "Anyone who thinks the Soviets United States admitted to THE CITIZENS SANKOFOVIEDO, signed their names on sheets volunteering OVI1DOSSEMINOLECOUN'Y,FLORIDA327U have cut ck on intelligence their system "crimes It had committed" ba work In the campaign. AND DOMESTIC SUISIDIANIES and defense Is hiding his head In the sand." during Shah Mohammed Reza Mrs. Bush had been on the campaign trail ATTHECLOSEOPIUSiNESSONDECEMIER31,1 Speaking of the sta tus of Florida In Bush's Pahlavl's regime. for 11 days this thne, visiting not only campaign strategy, she said, "your state Is BanlSadr's remarks to the ASSETS Seminole, Orange and Brevard coun ties in : very, very important. Paris daily echoed his It is going to make and Mu. Florida, but also New Orleans and Arkansas. crisis break some people." Admitting former comment on Thou. • the hostage The Florida part of the campaign had bIi Cash and due from deposltor California Gov. Ronald Reagan is ahead in Sunday that "the greater on "hold" until after Iowa. "We must conInstitutions ....................................... 1122 lu Florldaaccordingtothepolls,Mrs. Bush said (of ) lies wi the tinue to do well in each primary state," she the so tion th U.S. rrusurys.curitu.s ............................. 7.372 there is a slight erosion here in Reagan's Americans." Obligations of other U.S. Government said. While campaign aides said that George Western press reports said support. agencies and corporations ........................ ......-. Bush's name recognition been low here "George Bush has lots enBanl-Sadr, 46, was not of good Obligati ons of States and political despite a visit to Seminole County during the dorsements and is the best qualified can- prepared to accept parallel subdivisions in the United States .................. 915 summer by youngest son Jeb, Bush's victory --. All other s.curities ..................................10 dld3te," she said, government with the radical in the Iowa caucuses solved the nameFederal funds sold and Her four sons and one daughter are ,,all Moslems occupying the recognition problem. securities purchased under gone from home now and I hate it," she said. American Embassy for the to ts.iI ............................. Mrs. Bush told the crowd that her husband t, she added, they are all working hard.for 87th day. a. Total (excluding favors the Republican concept that their father. "If in Iran we have two unearned income) b. Lou: allowance for possible loan losses .................................: c.Loane,P4,t ......................................... s,s Lease financing receivables .......................... NONE . Senate Near 0lympic Boycott Resolution IN BRIEF million Moslems worldwide. "It's an outright condemnation of the Sovle and the Ukgal 'K&4~ %k; . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 4 . * _______ I Soviets . _____________ TiON NA '''i' I :. ___ deast The ..- . 1~ ___ I— ~. ~. .1i ... 1 _____ . �. t • Evening Herald CUSPS a.2) Around Tuesday, January 29, 980-4A :•. 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: t.z. C.,Cfl. (, 'QthntII, 14 b Months, $24.00: Year $47.00. 'Carter Doctrine' Marks End Of Era l'resident Carter's "State of the Union" speech was the best speech of his presidency. It formally marked the end of the post-Vietnam War era, although he did not mention Vietnam as he recounted the history of American moves since World War II to contain Communist expansion. We tried, after Vietnam, to withdraw, to delegate more responsibility to less powerful nations, to cut back on defense spending. That was the tenor of the "Nixon doctrine." That was the campaign theme of Jimmy Carter in 1976. But the United States, as the most powerful of the free nations, cannot escape its worldwide responsibilities. Our leadership is thrust upon us by our strength. The strongest is not always the wisest. The people of this country, who are the rulers of this country, must be challenged to pay more attention to foreign affairs and study them more deeply. We must have knowledge to match our power. The "Carter doctrine" announced to the Congress and the people Is merely an official the statement of what should be self-evident Middle East, with its oil wells, is vital, strategically and economically, to the United States. It is a region that must be defended against any assault by the Soviet Union, and we will have to use military force if necessary. We thought Southeast Asia was vital to us. It proved not to be. But there can be no question as to the importance of Southwest Asia. Energy is the key element that changes the equation. We have become tragically vulnerable to any threat to our oil supply. Our allies are even more dependent. We cannot allow our main source of foreign oil to be cut off, We can move now with determination to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. The president's emphasis on conservation of energy was welcome. Every citizen can and must do his or her part. This is an effort that must continue for the rest of this century. We are entering into a de facto alliance with the Persian Gulf countries by undertaking to defend the region. This would apply also to Iran, which p)ust evetually come to Its senses and realize that e cariheip check the Soviet threat, which is We greaçt threat to Iran. Because of Iran's importance on the Persian Gulf, neither Iran nor the United States can benefit from the irrational holding of Americans as hostages in Tehran. The sooner the hostages are returned and the books on the Incident are closed, the better for both Iran and the United States. All the Persian Gulf countries are Islamic. The president acknowledged that, if we are to improve our relations with the Moslem world, It will be necessary to find an equitable solution to the Palestinian problem, without endangering Israeli security. Autonomy for the occupied areas of Palestine, which the president mentioned, plus '-some agreement on the status of Eat Jerusalem, 'Which he did not mention, are the key issues. • Draft Tegistratlon, like much of the rest of the speech, does not represent any major departure from present policy. But the emotional significance of the president's announcement was unmistakable. Postcard registration of yo ung men -and possibly young women -between the ages of lB and 26 can be accomplished without much expense. It is not likely to lead to any 'flear4erm resumption of the draft, as long as the colunteer system is working for the regular branches of the military services, as the president :says It is. What is more Important is to improve the the attractiveness .volunteer system by increasing , _ . 0 nigner pay anu incivamg bt mtiitary service, )enefits. The readiness of the active defense forces must be maintained at a higher level. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. From the in-and-out department: Ken Patrick has been moved up from the Lake Brantley gir l's Junior varsity coaching position to serve as inter im varsity coach for the remainder of the season. Former coach Wes Sally was relieved last week of coaching duties for conflicting work schedules. The double sessions at the Altamonte Spr ings campus ha ven't helped the Pa tr iot roundball program much at all at any level this season. - Dog Racing I Bell Tone Weal thy By DON GRAFF What's fashionable isn't always what's currently in fashion. At least that would seem to be the message from the second-hand clothing industry these days. Goodwill Industries, Salvation Army stores and similar volume dealers in used apparel that traditionally have been oriented toward lower-income brackets now are attracting a noticeably more affluent clientele, according to a recent Christian- ScienceMonitor report. The new customers are already well dressed and looking for more of the same, which is one striking differentiation from the cheap-is-chic crowd that made a big thing of old things during the 170s. Another Is their Interest in workmanship -that of a few years back often being significantly better than found in garments turned out today. In fact, dealers in the almost-as-good-asnew are reported to regard this quest for quality as the primary reason for the sudden new interest in shops where designer Items that retailed originally for hundreds of dollars may with luck be picked up for as little as ten. Not the zooming cost of new clothing In these inflationary times. Sure, sure. A world that become accustomed to seeing Japanese products everywhere is now seeing the Japanese themselves. They are rapidly becoming one of the most traveled peoples among major nations. Some tour million visited foreign countries during 1979 by their government's count, 1.3 million of them Including the United States on their Itineraries. They proved true to tourist form by returning home laden with foreign purchases, at an average value of $342 each. Among the preferred souvenir Items are wristwatches. Which might appear to be something like carrying coals to Newcastle, updated. Japan is one of the world's foremost producers of timepieces, showing some signs of taking over In this area of precision consumer products as it already has In cameras and televisions. The Federal Reserve system annually iNastes us billion. That's waste In the contemporary sense of destroying. These are worn-out greenbacks withdrawn from circulation and shredded, much of the result being sold for such prosaic uses a landfill and insulation.. we are indebted to Omni Magazine for word of a new use for old money. A federally funded project has come up with a way to convert tattered bills Into sugar. Enzymes break down the cellulose and turn It Into sucrose. That is not, however, the end of the process. The sugar can then be fermented to produce drinkable alcohol. By ROBERT WALTERS - - . birds banded or tattoed for identification purposes. . Suppose, for example, you are off for a • took effect Us week. - However, such persons "should keep In mind that they will be able to bring only two hookbilled birds back into the country during any one year." Also remember to obtain veterinary health ce rtifi cates before departing and to have the , %~ - , I .14 • •'. "Would you bliv I'm thinking about Ayatollah Kiesvn Shariat-Madari and Ayatollah Mhoud TaI.ghanl?' - , . . - !, I ' ' . 4 ' States official In Santiago as saying. "They called our bluff and we lost," Carter bluffed and lost again last autumn, when he denounced as "not acceptable" the presence of a Soviet combat brigade of 2,000 to 3,000 troops In Cuba, then demanded tha t they be withdrawn. When the Soviets stood firm and Insisted that troops were part of a training force t ha t had been in place slince the early IM, the White House acquiesced and abandoned a fight It probably shouldn't have picked. ' . ,. . - - .. .' ft - ,- N Ih.L • ' . I Life On The Road Catches Philadelphia - .. Carter arn ng ()t Russ an Move gnored W I i i WASHINGTON By his own admission, Jimmy Carter was caught of f guard by the Afghan istan Invasion because he trusted his summit partner, Leonid Biezkmev, who had blandly denied that the Soviets had aggreuton In mind. Afterward, Carter lamented that the Soviet leader had lied to him. Certainly, the evidence was available to the reskient that t he Soviets were preparing to strike across the Afghan herder. Last Sep. teznber, a top4ecret report of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee laid out the probability of a Ra'pn military move there with remarkable clarity. The report, prepared by three staff members, was distributed to key senators on the committee, Its contents were also communicated to the Whit. House. I have obtained a copy of the itlU.eecret Se$. 21 report, titled "Developments In Afghanistan and Poasible Increased Soviet Intervention." U the president had read It, he might have been less taken aback by the Rusalw" Qristmas.week invasi'. The Senate rpod notes first that the bloody COW which replaced one Soviet poppet with another earlier In Se$einber gave the Kremlin ,i,ustlally two dices: Increase its cidtin.i4 In Afghanistan or let a Sovietbscbaä i,go down On drain. 'The r the Ptrlahs faced this tough decision, the report .*Ined, was the deterloraU MtusTMri in Afghenistan. Noting "wIderNd by uncoordinated Inmirgeocles y" in all parts of u report added: "Extensive Soviet material support, together with several thousand military 'advisors,' have enabled the regime to retain government's a tenuous hold on power. The _ position continues to erode, however," The repirt cited Intelligence W&tnihI(I ci ,,the somewhat Increased read' 01 -. _ Soviet airborne division In a Soviet military district adjacent to Afghanistan," and speculated that the Ruedans were concerned about the possible need to protector evacuate the 5,000 to 6,000 Soviet advisers and' dependents. me creeping military logic" that the plush upholstered couch and a small conAfghan rebels could bebeaten byalittle more ference table. Husolan Involvement. The contract specifications indicate use by llwá factors "Influencing Moscow to be top officials. But It would be no great trouble very cautious" were also listed in the report: to convert the high-speed helicopters for .t°, _ Soviet fears that they'd be unable to control weapons carriers, Mt-and-run Amin, that they might get bogged down In a platoon-sized terrorist squads, low-level - Vietnam situation, and that the United States strafing or military observation, might show 'auertiveneu" by taking _ Yet the Commerce Department, just cvwteractlon elsewhere, or maybe killing reaudly OmWwr=W over Its technology LALT IL trasafer policies, okayed the sale of the .t. committee, e_, In l ycopters, and Foggy Bottom W)0051T kW1edMbI gave the of ap. Inistra"m a soild early warning C1111111111111! _______ Koval to the smelly deal. 01 the Soviet attack. In October, PakistanI Agha t1 But the report also raised the pcab111ty Fonli MbI Aft a simill' apart approval for Ubya, mmto Committee that the Rualans' increased military and 88cfettAfy Of 51111114 another ftnd of internationai terrorists, CTua Vance "flat out that the Soviets were Seal. Abr.eliasn RIbkoff, D.Conn., Jacob readiness; In the area might reflect "an tinbMil'W up for a move Into Afg'dstan and folding coherent plan to Intervene massively Javita, R.NX., and Jfrhjg(1 St, I).fl,, then PakiMM," aaw'ces told my reporters we ready to rem Urougi) a strict low .. President to support (former Afghan______ Deli Via Alt. and Hil 8 Haflzullah) Ainiti." 'In this hitai'ee, ci bargolag the sal. 01 military useful equip. COPTU C*Il't !t$Q trai 5 i 01 tio but , there was a masu1veI ntervenn, c mint to cosintrias a çpartthg terrorists, To ______ AmWs o"rone that rmuw In P11 ary of State . been pr py diuiad f or this by the throw c y proinlied to inform the senators ter ito the scums, when such duals were cockJng. nmjtg, report Mad five factors te stat. Liepartntint Is quietly 1 eIng the despot ______ ___ that 'st-. y yj . six Ir.s clii. a dial los military involvement" In N: senators to okay the Iraqi sale. His argument helieo$ers that could be used to fwUr Is titat the FrISICIS will apply the 1sdit1onal B'" 'r an Its asIgIor hehlrioplar '' dating back to the css; oMines If we don't, and that, anyway, Iraq Is The "sssoutln" choppers-ItalIan-made nlgl add to Hopes that' a- Mariist sIb ____ ___ et nd Sikorsky $-ha with American-produced Sov UMea and, Sovi lafluance on PakW, I ia and Iran; as the Arshe say, 0101111 hm enemY 01 my enemy Is my ft-lend." Dealt-* for a btir aa1 Rid ( Ibenssdtosiaow$heUnhtsdS*Musthatthe. WillS that maks thue In the M this writing, the siMlors have s Soviets would - h a kitchen, a a detente, and . meats hardware salesmen. - . - - . . .--.. ..... ..,. . . j' ., - . - •w- 'i -'P -, I I : ___ - -.,. last Nowdoln a. So. Maine 51 Irandeis is. AiC ,i SrOCkpt St. 71. RIT 47 uckneli 46, Colgate 63 C.W. Post lS J.Hpkns , - -. . .. - . . - . •. I • • ,,',, , . . .. , .. . - - . - ,. ." . - ........ -- - - -- ' - M&Mnnvi 14, Ramapo N Levels Md. 7$. Marist 69 Midenbg $1, Allentown 67 N.Y. POI SO. Cathedral 72 we*) 1. aiu ii, Robs. Morris 40 I. loony , so $. Jatw's v. rn.g.ra 43 I. J. Fishy so Ofughtn Iksinus 7$, Moravlan 44 W19nsr $7, $ou$hmptn is WV.. 19, Morifsead St. N W. W. 13, Davidson 53 • 10%, JOhnson 49 WI.iy7, $1 La. it IrIiiSn,4$. ShelIrd 41 Vi$&ElhIas P. Pairmt 31 ha it. w, Tiws Tm0 11 itentucky ft 401alow V t Teaø. SL Chaitesag. 49Fli. $1W dl. So N Miss. ' 31s. WISh. 10?. American 9) t,i ,1,, L When Kentucky frahman layup and Scales completed a race. LSU, Kentucky, Charles Hurt led what ap- three-point play to power the Alabama and Tennessee all peared to be a Kentucky Tigers to another lOpoint have 7-3 league records. ISU comeback, Scales was there lead, 54-44, wIth 4:07 to go. M MJu1Ij1! - ICONNMS VS Wrty titI New Mexico Coaches Face F. B. I 69% w - PM X. SI.Fron Pa. 51 IIuif Southeastern Conference . through games of Sunday, Jan. V. in parentheses: (ninth Nritistrn 73, N.Hamp. 43 FInn R. 11. Richmond 61 Phila. Tee 7$. Wilkes 44 • E upset win over sixth-ranked Macklin gave the Tigers their three at 47-44 when Jay Kentucky. biggest lead of the night when Shtdler hit a long-range The UK l, its second he hit a pair of free throws jumper with 7:15 to go. But home defeat this season, with 16:05 left in the game to then Ethazi Martin scored on a leaves a four-way tie in the give I.SU a 41-30 lead. jumper, Macklin hit on a NEW YORK (UPI) - The U n it e d Press international weeltly Board of Coaches top " ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. ficial Jerry Diederstedt said letters) that I know of went coil" basketball ratings with (UP!) The former Monday. out to Ellenberger and first-place votes and records LiSali. 7$, Delaware 69 - . College Poll Faiffid $3, So. Conn. 34 Cannon 72, Slpry Rock 41 Geneva 71, Alliance 61 we . - S. Greenville 127 6. St. Pet ersburg Northside Chr. l52 I. Homestead Colonial Chr. 13.2 S. Branford 14.3 9. WISI Palm Beach Kings Academy 15.3 10. Chattahoochee 17.5 AflIlY 40, Rochester 52 SIoomsbg 7$, York - - - - 13.2 Iask.tball , - L..U. I igers Shock Kentucky ll.g. _ _ %I- - Demons--Valm Top Spot Again - ' - . -. Blue . JACK ANDERSON L ç - . - .1- Poll Pro Basketball -' ERRY'S WORLD . - "All right, we bluffed," a recent news account quoted one high-ranking United multiple ocoupancy. So there you have it, bird lovers. Unless, of course, you are only going to Canada. In . which cue the rules are different. Hope you have a nice trip anyway, And don't forget to write, Stanford Stalls Oregoti '" .. indicted men to stand trial in this country, the Carter administration abandoned all of its tough Initial threats in favor of a package of vance," the Agriculture Departmient says. Plus you will need a $40 deposit toward quarantine charges, which will run about 110 for a single bird or $100 per cage in cases f take pet birds out of the United States and return with them within 60 days will not have to put them In quarantine." (I'm quoting here from a government press release.) ' - ' ' . And don't forget that quarantine space To begin on a bright note, "Persona who Prep extended to Chile by United States banks. When Chile refused to produce the trio of must be reserved In advance. "Well In ad- - - After more than three years as president, Carter's actions form a clear and disturbing pattern that Includes, but also extends far beyond, the White House response to the current crises In Iran and Afghanistan. Some examples: essentially meaningless sanctIons. - ' . In the summer of 1978, a federal grand jury charged that DINA, Chile's repressive secret police organization plotted the 1976 bombing tJt killed Q%Uean'(hplomat Orla ndo Letelier, a critic of that country's right-wing mili tary regime. After the grand jury indicted three highranking DINA officials, the United States demanded their extradition and warned that fail ure to comply could lead to withdrawal of mic Chile econo our tamba o - ss Inador thi to jorrrl of and-or trlCfed creali - - , month In Spain with an albatross, an osprey birds at home the next time you travel . and a snowy egret. Fine. No problem. But If you are taking alone a falcon, toucan , abroad. aod awsingo 'ou've got ircuble. The Birds make delIghtful traveling cnat their beaks 11 such that only two can come panfons, sire. I know people who wouldo'frgo back with you. Which means you have to find anywhere without one. But if! were about to someone willing to board a strange falcon, embark on a world tour, I would seriously to an flamingo for the next 12 months. No or uc consider hiring a bird-sitter. easy task. Can put a heavy strain on friendHere's the question: Is the pleasure you ShIPS w orth e bird's company might d er ive from th The new regulations f urt her provide that If the bother of learning the new regulations just issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. ---- you- are out- of Ithe- muntry -more- thaii -two- months, or If you acquire, say, a Spanish In my opinion, no. And if you happen to own pelican while you are gone, then the birds a parrot or a parakeet, it probably will tell must be quarantined at a port of entry for 30 you the same thing, . . . I days. Nevertheless, there are always some But not just any port of entry. Bird people who can't bear the thought of going off quarantine facilities are available only at and leaving their birds behind, no matter New York, Miami, Brownsviile, Laredo, El what. For their benefit, I shall. endeavor to Pap Nogales, San Ysidro, Los Angeles and present a coherent'summary of the rul es that Hone u. ' - meaningless facesaving gestures." By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP!) -If you are'one of those people who have a feeling life Is growing evermore complicated, better leave your ..,, 4 if-the White House has a current version of Roosevelt's approach to international relations, It probably goes like this: "Shout ominous threats and engage in unwarranted sa ber-rattling. But if the opposition doesn't respond, retreat quickly while resorting to - 1 - ' win, unnecessarily painting hi mself Into diplomatic corners and generally conf irming the worst fears of t hose who view him as inept, indecisive and incompetent in the foreIgn policy sphere. Birds Get Flight R - .I NEW YORK (UPI) Had you thought about th" Yankees. It wasn't actually warranted. to the "inadequacies ot the ba llot mnitment in Cleveland. Seen bo th perform and been aware very much. That left him feeling the same way selection," obviously referring to Aaron had said he (iItth't want to of their pe rsonal characteristics, He put it in much plai ner words Ru th did -cheated, in a se nse, and Rose being chosen the Player of the be "slapped both ways." Was he also you'd rea li ze Babe Ru th and Henry than that, and the more I listened to every now and then his feelings Decade; the lack of opportuni ties for talking about the Player of the Aaron weren't the least bit al ike as him, the more it be cam e obvious he surfa ce as they did Monday during a black players after they retire, and Decade award to Rose? Did he think either ballplayers or Individuals, yet had never really forgiven them for luncheon held by Baseball Magazine Kuhn's failure to have been in he rated it over Rose? after they finished playing, the one not giving him the opportunity to to honor Pete Rose as the Player of Atlanta the night Aaron broke Well, now that you mention it, yes. thing they had In common was manage them. Closest they ever the Decade and Don Baylor of the Ruth's record. "Personally, I thought I should've almost complete disenchan tment. cam e to that was a halfhearted offer Angels and Kei th Hernandez of the Aaron now is vice president in char ge of player development wi th been voted the Player of the Ruth would always say he had no to manage their Newark farm club Cardinals as the Performers of the Decade," Aaron said. regrets and wasn't bitter a bo ut the in the International League, and Year. Bowie Kuhn, the baseball the Atlanta Braves and when I Ruth t ur ned it down, commissioner, and Lee MacPhail called him to ask him Wasn't he concern ed that people about the way he felt baseball had treated Ruth was pretty much un- and Chub Feeney, the two league telegram, he said he had nothing might think he was jealous of Rose? him. Tha t's what he would say against Bowie Kuhn or Pete Hose, publicly, but privately, he talked challenged as the premier presidents, also were on hand. "I'm not jealous of nobody," he ba llplayer of his time, especially A ar on was supposed to have en be but he saw no reason to be em- cam e right back. "I'm not playing di fferently, since he reached t he peak of his there also to accept one of those barrassed twice, anymore. I just know wha t I've For someone with a limited formal career just as Ty Cobb's ended. Great Moments awards from the "I felt if I had come up th ere to accomplished, all the hell I went ed ucation, Ruth was bright and It wasn't the same wi th Aaron. He magazine for the home run he hit accept the award, I would be getting through, and I feel I have a right to smart enough to realize when he was had com pe tition all around him from April 8, 1974, breaking Ruth's all- slap ped in the face bo th ways," my opinion." being used, and more than th at, he great players Like Willie Mays, time record. lie had told Rick Aaron said. knew exactly how much he had Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle, Aaron resents any suggestion he is Cerrone, Editor and Publis her of the Kuhn has taken pains to explain to contribut ed to baseball. Normally, Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Jim magazine, he'd attend, but instead, be ing "put up" to some of his Aa ron long before this he did not he would talk about how much he Palmer, Fran k Robinson, Al Kaline, two of his agents show ed up, and mean to sn ub him, d In statemen ts by any outside parties. he was on han enjoyed playi ng for the Yankees. Roger Mans, Tom Seaver, Carl when Aaron's award was an- Cincin na ti for his home FUll that tied "What do they think I am, an Not that long before he died, Yastrzemski, Rod Carew and Pete nounced, one of his agents got up and Ruth's record, and the only reason invalid?" he bristled. 1 can speak however, I visited him at his Rose, so sometimes may be he didn't read a telegram from him. he did not continue on to Atlanta was for myself. I always have, and I apartment and he told me w hat he get all the recognition he felt he In the wire, Aa ron made refere nce because he had a previous cornalways will." - But President Carter today has turned that ....-do1rine upsI.do-dcwn3 picking fights he can't SIDE ' ron Blasts Kuhn, Baseball Aa NC AM 74, G. Mason 72 Time 31:7 1 . UNCWilm 72, S. Car.St. 63 Second race -35,0 Salem 88, W.Va. 51. 75 Sthrn 77, Jackson St. 72 2ManateeMattle 6.60 1.20 3.80 3$peedball Annie Tenn. Wslyn 85, LncIn Mem. 81 3.80 3.20 7 Two Flips 5.10 Tulane 69, Cincinnati 61 o (2.3) 14.00: P (2.3) 35.70; '1 u. VMI 72. The Citadel 71 Va. Union 95. N.C. cii to 3.7) 177.40: DO (6•2) 28.20: Time 3.69. Va. Wslyn 122, E. Mnnnite 99 Fourth race -5-16, 0 Waynesbg St. 93, Frostbg 80 3AlluS Kickin 4.20 2.80 7.40 W. Carolina 75. Davidson t 6 Karen's Fox Wheeling 00. W.Va. Wslyn 77 3.() 340 Xavier-N.O. 99, NChlIS 91 2 Rich Promise 8.20 Midwest 0(34) 19.40; P (34) 2L10; Bowing Gm 80, Kent St. 66 -2) 171.40: Time 31.5$. Bradley ti W. Tex St. 79 Fifth race -5.16, C 7 Early Snow Chi St. 72, Chi Circle 53 5,80 3.20 2.50 4 Manatee Pocky 4.60 3.80 DePauw 100, Roosevelt 78 DetroIt 95, Xavier 0. 79 S StarIier 3.60 DePaul 81, Creighton fl 0(4.7) 3),30; Ji (7.4) $2.50; T (7 Drury 81, Marymount 79 4$) 119.60; Time 31.59. III. St. 68, NE La, Sixth race -s.ia, ISugar Elf 15.80 6.00 4.20 Mo.K.C. 81, Evangel 80 7 Streaker 1.10 3.00 No. Park 109, III. Wslyn at NW Mo. St., 71 , Lincoln 55 lManasota Adam 1.40 Val 81, Wayne 5?. 73 0(2'S) 29.20; P (8.3) I 44.0: St. Jos 100, Ashland 89 2-7) 320.20; Time 31.65. Louis U. 100, Butler 79 Seventh race -s., c 6 Carbon Ditto 7.60 2.80 260 VA, Tech 78, Ohio U. 62 4 Manatee Angel 2.80 2.80 Wichita St. 83, Drake 70 Southwest S Connally 3.30 Angelo 58. E. Tex St. 54 -. 0 (') I9.40; P (64) 44.40; T Ark.-P.O. 21, Dillard 17 45) 132.60; Time 31.44. Ark. Tech 50, So. Ark. 45 Eighth race -s.i, Ark. 71, Texas Tech 69 3 Oiie Scott 5.00 4.20 3.00 . SManasota MIssy 7.00 5.60 Baylor 85, TCU fl 1 2 Sand Bird 10.00 Cameron 81, Phillips 65 r•C. Ark. 57, Ark. Coll. 72 Q (34) 30-80; P (34) 69.90; TillDal Bapt. 71, Ark.-L.R. 69 62) 308.20; Time 317$ . By United Press Inter- minutes remaining, Dwayne history of ni r i!s Maples At Buffalo, N.Y., St. Jüls-' Hendrix 77, Ozarks 6$ Ninth c national Allen hit a iayup for Henderson 71, th e finalPavilion Harding and th e lowest point capitalized on 16 points by 59 '7 MII'101 Ms Bar. •' H. Payne 56, Ab Chris 54 Oregon State's Ralph Miller points of the game and Oregon total by the Cardinals since freshman David R ussell and a 00 53.20 15.00 5.20 ,, $ Two Stroke 60 340 Lamar 52, Arkansas St. 48 has been coac hi ng basketball State, 19.1 and 9-0 In the Pac- 1949. steady second half in Its 5.20 McMurry 82, Awt!n CnIl, 60 2Krelia for 29 years ant4 now that his 10, went into a Stall olitiowic Mark Radford paced victory over Niagara.1'resh0(74) 58.50: P (7I) 227.40: T (7. McNeese St. 98, UTA 97 -Beavers are the second- to protect the lead. Oregon State with six points man Maurice Sanford had 21 N. Tex St. 77, H.-Simmons 75 $2) 760.40; Time 31.4$. Nwstrn St. 5$, Hou Bapt $3 ... Tenth race -5-16, A ranked team in the country, The Beavers controll ed the as the Beavers -the nation's po ints and 10 rebounds for the 1 Skiptomyiou 14.60 4.00 5.00 Okla. Chris 68. Okla. SIA 62 he has to be prepared for ball for a bout eight minutes best sh ooting team - hit Just Purple Eagles. 3 Wright Dino 3.10 3.20 O.Rbrts 92, Okla City 72 anything. and Sta nford was forced to 7o21 from the field. 2MarieAnn 6.00 Texas 57, Rice 76 Elsewhere it was. LaSa l le In other games involving 97. Houston 79 0(1.3)14.40; P (I3) 72.60; T (1. Texas AIM So when Stanford, which foul. But Oregon State failed 78, Delaware 59; Penn State West 32) 154.60, Time 31.40. has won just three of 17 games to convert, two one-and-one top teams, No. 1 DePaul Adams St. 71, Mesa 13 Ricluitonti 61; Pittsbur gh Eleventh race S.16, o that stopped Creighton, 84-73, No. 6 this season, employed a freethrow situations Fort Lewis 75, Wtrn St. 63 S Husker Donna 16.50 12.20 10.00 St. Francis Pa. i 51; St. Kentucky lost to No. 10 LSIJ, game-long stall Monday ni ght would have put the game out oGE'S Spartcus 72.10 11.40 Neb.-Omaha 6$, N. Cob. 59 Bonaventure 85, Seton Hall Nev-.V. 66, Cob. St. 62 65.410, and No. 8 St. John's took • Wright Deva 3.00 in an effort to offset the fast- of reach. 80; West Oregon Virginia 79, St. Is, Stanford 16 Niagara, 87.63. Q (5-6) 60-40; P I 114) 201.00 i T IS. breaking Oregon State attack, St. Martin's 9 1 , W. Wash. 84 The Cardinals, who shot 7. 6.8) 341.40; Time 31.16. Morehead State 66; AlabamaMiller figured he could play for-12 from Twelfth race -3.8. C field, had a Birmingham 84, LJN('to the tie with nine Points to lead unbeaten Charlotte ' the same gwlti'. 5.00 3.40 2.60 1 Chatelaine chance 76; George DePaul to SN's Suzie Woozy 2,80 Its 18th straight lVastiiiig,ton "If Stanford can sta ll for 32 seconds 102, American j; left but Brian Welch victor 6GbueAli 1.20 y. George Morrow and Marshail 83, Furman 6; -. minutes we have a right to ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) bbl 0(1.5) 1S.40i P (1'5 ) $4.00; T a pass froiti bo ed - This week's top-rated Florida Doug Michael Johnson scored stall them for the last -eight Marty -the 5-4) 111.00, Time 3$.$ high scorer in the points each f or Creighton. 12 Tulane 69, Cincinnati 64. boy's prep basketball teams with Attendance 2,916; Handle minutes," said Miller, af te won-lost records, by the Florida Also, Bradley 84, West r game with eight points and 307.9$). DeWayne Scales scored ' Oregon Sta te pull ed out an l& Oregon S Sports Writers Association: . 13 Texas Sta te 79; Detroit 95, te came down with of ta CLASS 4A , 16 Pac-10 triumph over the his game-high 21 points in Xavier (Ohio) 79; St. Louis . Lakeland 20.1 . Cardinals Monday night. "It the rebound. the second half US LSU 100, Butler 79; Virginia Tech t-. 2. Miami Jackson 16.0 was a good test for my team. Stanford then fouled Jeff dumped Kentucky 3. Daytona Beach Mainland 11.1 78, Ohio 62; Wichita State 83, NBA Standings ..: ' They played well and this will Stoutt and he missed a free Lexington, Ky., to create aatDrake 1. Tampa Robinson 14.1 70: Arkansas 71, Texas By United Press International S. Pensacola Escambia 18.2 give them experience when t hrow with two seconds left four-way tie for first place in Tech 69 tot); Baylor 85, TCU Eastern C.nflfe$ICC 6. Fort pierce Central 18.1 4,,,.., other teams try the same but the Cardinals failed to get the Southeastern Conference, 73 Texas 87, Rice 76; Texas Atlantic Division" ' 7. West Palm Beach Twin Lakes strategy." off a final shot. W L Pct. 05 17.2 LSU, Kentucky, Alabama and A&M 92, Houston 79; and . Boston 37 13 .740 • With the score tied, 12.12, at The cont est was the lowest Tennessee are 7-3 in t he Nevada-Las Vegas 66, 8. Sanford 19.1 1 Phil. 1 I 36 14 .730 1 Jacksonville Ribaubt 15.3 the half and. 16-16. with 10 storing game in the 11-year leailue. I? L New York 26 2$ .15) 13 10, Brandon 12.2 • Wthngtn 22 Also receiving votes: Hollywood - 4 New Jersy 22 0 .423 16 Hills, Miami High, Miami Carob Central Division City, Jacksonvjge Ed White, 5$ ' ----- ------L --Pet. --GB ' Petersburg Boca Ciega, Fort Lauderdale Piper, Fort Lauder. San Anton 2$ 25 .521 2 dale Nova, Lake Worth Leonard, NEW YORK (UPI) - With Alabama-Birmingham, 5744 5. took in 373 points to advance slots into sixth witil 333 paints. Houston 25 25 .500 " Fort Walton Beach Choc. 37 of the 42 coaches on the and Evansville, 105.94, to two rungs. Indiana 25 26 .4 0 tawatchee, Miramar, Orlando CleveInd 22 31 .415 8 Duke, 16-3, edged St. John's , raise its record to 17-0. -Seminole Ifigh's high scoring Some, Jacksonville Raines. forwa Bruce UPI's Ohio State, 14-3, field off the Detroit 14 30 .269 15", DePaul was once again virby two points for the No. 7 spot Oregin State, which Western s Conference McCray has been selected as the Burger King routed University of Virginia, 70.65, CLASS3A tually a unanimous choice as California, 8&55, (iesI)ite the Redmen's vieMidwest Division I. Titusville Astronaut 17.1 Player of the Week for the second time this drew one on Sunday and was able W I.. Pct. the top-ranked team and firstplace mention and tota led ries over Manhattan, 2. West Palm Beach Northsore 17.) remain the fourth-ranked Kan City season. In a two game stretch last week McCray Oregon State was a strong 504 votes to hold on to second te 33 72 Davidson and Villanova. 3.Miami Edison 12.3 Mibwauke 2$ 26 .519 4'-am in the country. Fort Myers Cypress Lakes 17.1 poured In 56 points, grabbed 20 rebounds, had four seco nd. place. Chicago 11 33 JS3 13 Denver steals and four assists. Big Bruce and the Tribe go Ray Meyer's Blue Demons Syracuse, meanwhile, bol. Louisville - 16.2 after beat. Notre Dame,13-2, after a rout 15 IS .310 11 6. Crestview 13.1 Utah 11? 37 .315 151/2 7. Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 11-3 of Canisius and a one-poin36 first-place votes stered its claim as the best in ing Marquette, t. Louis and after win number 20 Wednesday night at Boone. collected Pacific Division moved up a victory over Maryland, S. Marianna 14.4 and Florida S ta te 554 the East with victories over po ints to remain atop Tonight's prep action has Lyman at Apopka, Lake W I. Pet. OS Orlando Bishop Moore 15.3 followed in ninth place with the weekly list after exte nding Detroit, Rutgers and Connec- notch. to fifth place wi th 334 Seattle 37 15 .712 10. Gainesville 13.5 Los Ang 37 16 69$ 310 points, and I.SU was a ½ Howell at Bishop Moore and Oviedo at New their perfect season with two ticut to move into the No. points, while cross-state rival 3 Also receiving votes: Green Phoenix Smyrna Beach. 34 distant 10th with 154 points. slot. The Orangemen, 17-1, Kentuck ) , 17-3, leaped three Cove Springs Clay, Tallahassee victories. DePaul downed San Diego 27 29 .4$2 12 Leon, Hallandale, Oviedo, Quincy Portland 25 2$ .472 12", Shanks, Titusville, Aubumndabe, 5$. Golden St. 15 3 .251 22 Augustine, Tampa Jesuit, Tampa Mondays Results Catholic, Alachua Santa Fe. New York ID?, Golden St. 103 Weary Utah 107, Philadelphia 101 ci.s 2* Tuesday's Games 1. Mulberry 17.0 By United Press later- the road this year ... until this straight on the road, but now Washington at Atlanta 2. Gainesville P.K. Yonhr 16.1 Forward Adrian Dantley quarter, including eight of the three-point basket just before natIonal Los Angeles at Cleveland road trip, that Is," said we've lost our last three, at scored 3. Crawfordville Wakulba 15.3 30 points before fouling final 12 points by the Jazz, the buzzer for Philadelphia, to Golden State at Detroit Life on the road finally has Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun- Los Angeles, Phoenix, and 1. Newbery 13.2 Houston t Indiana lead all scorers wi th 33 points. 5 Baldwin 12.2 th caught 2:53 left in the final up with the ningham Monday night now here. We're not doing out wi Veteran guard Ron Boone Darryl Boston at Chicago 6. Clewiston 17.3 Dawkins added 19 Philadelphia 76ers. Kansas City at Denver following their defeat by an yt hing different - we're quarter, with t he Jazz up, 95- also had a solid night for th 1. Avon Park 132 e points and Bobby Jones Phoenix at Sin 01190 "We've really been good on Utah, 107-101. "We'd won nine just getting àutplayed." 89. He then left tile stage for Jazz, scoring 24 points in 5. Pace 14.2 c p Milwaukee at Portland hi pe d in 17. ,. o .,. m.,I Dl... f'•I It A 'r.,.. r,._,... .,I,,Ab.,. in AIUI iv;iy r UIIUW. U III.IUUIIlb lé W.4s.'& n... 10.MiamI WestmInster 12.1 the third quarter a nd "' 50't01'VD$N. sharpshooting gct Furlowlate in Also receiving Miami Detroit of Philadelphia Gulliver, Goveland, Pahokee, kept U tah ahead by scoring 10 early lit the fourth. Indiana at Washington . ounneuon, Melbourne Central San Anh,r.in at ilntjltnn of his ) noints In the fourth AILcIz.r .1.i1iii Vruinis lilt Catholic, (Iraceville, Vernon, L.1A.INUTUN, Ky. (UP!) - now boasts a 14-4 overall to make sure the Wildca ts -. New ;t Utah Chipley. Junior forward DeWayne record while Kentucky fell to didn't get too close. He scored Denver at Phoenix Kansas City at Seattle Scales scored 13 of his game- 17.4, six of LSU's 8 points during CLASS 1* L Daytona Beach Warner air. 11.4 high 21 points In the second Scales kept LSU corn. one stretch when the Wildcats 2. Grand Ridge 22.2 half Monday night to lead fortably in front through most were making a run. 3. Florida Gold Coast Chr. ".4. 4. Pompano Bch Highlands Chr. 10th-ranked LSU to a 65.60 ci the second half. Durand Kentucky dosed the gap to , WASHINGTON (NEA) Teddy Roosevelt probably Is spinning in his grave. More than three-quarters of a ce nt ury ago, President Theodore Roosevelt formulated a succinct but profundly sensible phil osophy to guide the United States in international a( fairs: "Speak softly and ca rry a big stick," LIGHTER Miss. Coil 8), Jaxnvl St. 73 160 0 (6$) 13.40; T (644) 10160; . Draws Hampton 97 Norfolk St. 79 Ind. Cli 82. Beliarmine to J.C. Smith 95, St. Paul 90 Liberty Bapt 86, Averett 76 La. Tech 71, SW La. 70 LSU 65, Kentucky 60 Marshall 83, Furman 67 Monday night results First race -S.14,O 6 Wright Ante Up 16.00 3.20 2.80 S Banana Float 3.00 2.60 tarter, Too Many Bluffs Salvation Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1$O-5A I 1.- 101[ol - VIEWPOINT - .... O ver the past two seasons the Five Star Conference has been coming on strong as a much improving prep entity, and with it fan support has Increased not as much as some coaches would like, but still more and more people are finding their ways into prep gyms on Tuesday and Friday nights. Wi th the Increased caliber of play, and the district title on the line, may be its time for the conference to get together and agree on a neutral site for the ann ua l tournament. Say somewhere like Seminole Community College or Daytona VIEWPOINT Army SPORTS Beach Community College or even Stetson, for that matter. An agreement of this nat ure would serve a twofold purpose. First it would ensure no advantage of a home court for any school and secondly, the gate, which Is all important to the high school athletic budget, woulda't be ham pered- by a limited seating capacity. for the Tribe-Buccaneer game two weeks ago. With nine mem ber schools taking par t in the tournament, that means roughly 100 ticke ts will be available for each school. That's hardly a way to shoW support and promote prep basketball from the fan standpoipt. If you plan on attending the District 9 Class 4/i basketball tournament (Five Star Conference) in a few weeks, good luck. Tickets will be at a premium, and even more scarce will be a place to park your carcass. The Florida High School Athletic Activities Association has granted Daytona Mainland the host role for the tournament which gets tinM Buccaneer home court beginning Wednesday, Feb. 27 and running through March 1. The only two schools to apply for the hosting role were Mainland and Seminole High School. Unfortunately for Bill Payne and his Seminoles, they hosted the tourney last year so it's no dice this time around. The real problem Lies in the fact that Mainland can only seat 900 people. Seminole has a seating capacity of 1,500 and packed 2,100 into the gym 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322-2611 or 831.9993 - - DePaul (3d) 554 (174) 2. or"M state (1)(18-11 504. 3. Syracuse (17.1) i. Ohio State U'3 3. Louisville (14.7) 6. Kentucky (17.3) 7 ($43) S. St. JohnS (17.1) . Notre Dame (13.2) 10. Louisiana $tatet 134) U. North Carolina ($2-I) I?. Misaeijqi ($5.3) $3. MarYland 43) U. Virginia (14.6) 373 335 13. Weber State (1$)) 14. Indiana (uS) 11. Clemson (13-4) IS.- ifi9ham YOSNIS (III) it. Kangis $taN ($54). .. 20 Purdue (12 31 331 324 310 $54 US 3 ' 104 .53 39 . 3' 51. University of New Mexico R.E. Goldstein," Blederstedt told U.S. Atto rney basketball coach and his Thompson confirmed this UP!. Thompson declined cornassistant have been sent week it is usual practice for a grand jury to send out ,,target ment on Whom On grand jury 11taset letters" indicating theY could face federal Wand letters" to Individuals It in. might Indict or the nature of jury Indictments an FBI tends to Indict fl)psofl any possible Indictments. Da vis said Monday he spokiunon snys, although It made that disclosure In dcubted he would be Indicted is net known If the ciiarges responting to a story In would be related to a sports San Diego Union that UNM fleW5$)SPCT scandal at the school. President William E. Davis story "obviously a smear." The federal grand jury was fa.4ng a perjury in. 11 letters nailed d reconvened Monda y to unless he recante former basketball Coach cdictment ertain testimony before 1110 receive testimony from Norm Ellenberger and for. ttsod jury. . several UNM officials. Davis flier assistant coach Manny Thompson " Davis "hu was not among those CoOkistein before Ow flOt been lint S tX$St letter. questioned. Goldstein and cud jury 'LnvestIpt Ellenberger testified the scandal began, FBI of. "The only ones (target previously before the panel. fl US P0* YOUR EXHAUST WORK ' 'of aid ltaitt Sid 1(551 lid Wt BER TS McRO we ___ TIRES NEW HOURS:Mee. thru Fri. • a,m..s:w p.m., Sat, I a.m.-I: PH 322161) PH 986775.4741 FIRST ST. MS. Volusi& j; SANFORD OeaasCitv 4$ W. St. �* . -. -. • .. , - - - . . . e --- , -- -..•' . _ -. V . - - ••' I . - . I 6A—Evening Herold, Sanford, FL Tue sday, Jan. 29, 1910 Legal Notice — Legal Notice L~~~ Drive, (DIST 3 WRENCO HOMES, INC. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal NotIce 18 80) 16V - R IAA Residential .Page 'iS. Public Records of Zone --- Rear Yard Variance from Seminole County, Florida, ', , •- . r , -. Legal Notice Legal Notice Seminole and the Public in and to missioners of SiriinoIe Covnti, OURSELVES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME the following described drainage Florida, this 22nd day of January, easement, towit: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AD., 1900. West 10 If, of that certain 20 ft. that the undersigned is engaged in BOARD OF COUNTY wide drainage easement lying at COMMISSIONERS business at 201 West First Street. the rear of Lot 1, Block E, The OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Suite 207, Sanford, Florida 32711, woodlands, according to Plat aoof1 FLORIDA under th9 name of SOUTHERN 16, Pages 2 and 3, Public Records BY: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. BUSINESS BROKERAGE, and of Seminole County, Florida. CLERK OF THE intendS to register said name with By the Board of County Com. CIRCUIT COURT the Clerk of the Circuit Court miSsioners of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, pursuant to the provisions Of 66S.09 Florida, this 22nd day of January, FLORIDA Fla. Stat. (1979). AD., 1900. Publish .ianuarv fl. 1910 DER-93 DATED at 5,nfgtrcf. FIflri,fd,, $hI.s BOARD OP COUNTY' 75th day of January. 1900. NOTICE OF APPLICATION COMMISSIONERS OF Southern Management FOR TAX DEED SEMINOLE COUNTY, Consultants, Inc. Florida Statvtes 197.246 FLORIDA By: Richard H. Gleeson, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. President CLERK OF THE that Clayton Thomas the holder of Publish Jan. 29 1. Feb. 5. 12, 19, the following certificates has filed CIRCUIT COURT 1900 COUNTY, Said certificates for a tax deed to DER-102 SEMINOLE be issued thereon. The certificate FLORIDA To park a mobile home (DIST 2) Lot 5, and the Northerly 30 It. of numbers and years of issuance, available by calling 323 4330, Ext. Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Publish January 29, 1900 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO (RENEWAL) on the N 100 ft. of E 9. SEMINOLE BASEBALL, Lot A. Block B. Flamingo Springs, 301 the description of the property, REGISTER FICTITIOUS Florida under the fictitious name DER-95 ISO It of Lot 16, Van Osborne INC — 64(2 IS 80) I7TE -. A 1 less the Wit$erly 100 ft. as SEMINOLE COUNTY and the names In which it was TRADE NAME of A.O.K. TIRE MART, and that I OF RESOLUTION Arsdale Addition to Black Ham. Agriculture Zone - To park a measured along the North lines assessed are as follows: BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice is hereby given that a intend to register said name with NOTICE VACATING AND CLOSING, mock, in Section 3.21 31, on Central mobile home for storage use only thereof, Pill. Pg. 77, in Section)) BY LARRY BLAIR, Certificate No. 1439 the Clerk of the Circuit Court partnership under the Uniform ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY 2030, on Florida Avenue (DIST Avenue (Deleon Street). (DIST. 1) on Tax Parcel A 3, In Section 2770 CHAIRMAN Year of Issuance 1916 Partnership Act of the State of Seminole County, Florida in ac 3 BETTY B. MERRITT 2) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 30 on S.R. 4 19. (DIST. 2) Publish January 29, 1910 Description of Property Lot 19 Florida consisting of R. GORDON cordance with the provisions of the B ( 2 IS 80) 14TE NOTICE is hereby given that the 81k 0 Merritt Park PBS PG 22 6 BRUCE AITKEN - 64(2 iS 4-1 DER 85 10. THE BABCOCK COMPANY Fictitious WILLIAMS, JOHN HAAREN, Name Statutes, To-Wit: Agriculture Zone 80 1 71 V - P I Residential Zone - __Florida Statutes Board of County Commissioners of To park a - BA(2 Ii 80)7E Name In which assessed Ossle Section 865.09 WILLIAM KUIPERS, G. ALAN mobile home on the E' of Lot 169, Residential Zone Seminole County, Florida, at Its M. Jones, of al Lot Size Variance from 8100 sq. f NOTICE OF RESOLUTION To construct a 1957. LAKIN, RICHARD SILVA, DAy. O P Swope Land Company's water treatment plant, 22nd Regular Meeting held on the All of Said property being In the two wells to 7150 sq ft. Lot Width Variance CLOSING, VACATING AND51g. D. G. Williams ID WALL and GEORGE K. NOGA Addition to Black Hammock, P62. and an emergency generator on from lOft to 65ff. and Side set- ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY 1900, in the County of Seminole, State of Publish January 22, 29 and day of January, A.D., is the owner of the trade name Pqs 110 8. ill, in Section 3520-31. Lots ii and 12, Block I, The Forest backs from 10 ft. to Oft on Lot 16, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: County Commissioners' Meeting Florida. February 5, 12, 1950 "CONTOUR GROVES WEST" off Elm Street. (DIST, I) Block 0, Longwood Park, PH 11, Room in the Courthouse at San. NOTICE is hereby given that the Green, PH Ii, Pgs 7778, in Section Unless such certificate or cer. DER.7S and said partnership intends to I ROBERT C. PATRICK -. 22 2030, on Lock%ley Road. ford, Seminole County, Florida, tificates Shall be redeemed ac (DIST. PC.JS 810, in Section 207030. on Board of County Cornmissionersof register with the Clerk of the BA)2 18 80)-13TE Ruth Boulevard. (DIST. 2) NOTICE OF RESOLUTION pursuant to Petition and Notice cording to law the property Seminole County, Florida, at its 4.1 2) Circuit Court of Seminole County, Agriculture Zone I. HUGH A. GREGORY - 64(7 Regular Meeting held on the 22nd CLOSING, VACATING AND heretofore given, passed and described in such certificate or To park a B. VARIANCES Florida and Lake County, Florida, mobile homeon the W3lo ft. of Lot 18 80) 20V ABANDONING RIGHTS-OF-WAY adopted a Resolution closing, certificates will be sold to the OC Office District -- day of J,lnuary. AD., 1980, in the 1. CHARLES NUSSBAUM the said trade name "CONTOUR 341, \an Arsdale Osborne (CONTINUED) - 64(1 2140).7V Side Yard Variance on the East County Commissioners' Meeting TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: vacating and abandoning, highest bidder at the court house GROVES WEST" in compliance NOTICE is hereby given that the renouncing and disclaiming any door on the Illth day of February, side from 20 It. to 0 ft on Lots 13, Room in the Courthouse at San Brokerage Company's Addition to - PUD, Planned Unit Develop with Section 865-09 Florida Board of County Commissioners of and all right of the County of 1950, at 11:00 A.M. Black Hammock, PH I. Pg 31, in mont Zone 14, IS, and 16. Block F. Tract 67, ford, Seminole County Florida, Rear Yard Variance Statutes. Sanlando Springs, P13 Seminole County, Florida, at its Seminole and the public In and to 1, Pg. 65, in pursuant to °flhion and Notice Section 171 31, on Florida Avenue from 30 It. to 17.2 ft. on Lot 13, Dated this 7th day of January, Dated at Longwood, Florida, Regular Meeting held on the 22nd the following described rights-of. 1900. and Stone Street, (01ST, 2) Section II 7129, on Douglas heretofore given, passed and Block C. Greenwood Lakes unit 2 this 17th day of January, 1900. adopted a Resolution closing, day of January, AD., 1910, in the way, to.wlt: S ROBERT D. BROWN BA(2- PH 22, Pg. 3, in Section 18-70.30, on Avenue. (01ST 3) Signature: R. GORDON WILLIAMS 1880) STE - A 1 Agriculture Zone Yearling Drive. (DIST. 8 BRIAN BIELER The South two (2) feet of the vacating and 64(2- 18 abandoning, County Commissioners' Meeting 2) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. JOHN HAAREN - To park a mobile home 00) iSV at San. West 43 feet PUD, Planned Unit renouncing and disclaiming any Room in the Courthouse of the 12.3 feet 2. FRED OELEMO5 4 SONS, Clerk of Circuit Court WILLIAM KUIPERS (RENEWAL) on Lot F.14 in INC. - BA(? 1880)19v - A I Development Zone -- Height and all right of the County of ford, Seminole County, Florida, sidewalk easement located on the Seminole Co., Sanford, Fla. G. ALAN LAKIN Sections 108. 11.20.32, off Osceola Agriculture Zone pursuant to Petition and Variance from 6': it. to 8 Notice North side of lot 302, "Wekiva Hunt it. for Seminole and the public in and to Lot Size By: Cheryl Greer RICHARD SILVA Road. (01ST. 2) heretofore given, passed and Club" Fox Hunt Section 2, Plat Variance from 43,560 sq. ft. to stockade fence on side yard on Lot the following described rights-of, Deput'y Clerk DAVID WALL adopted a Resolution closing, Book is, page 54 to V. public 6 LEE WARREN BROCKEL 40,000 sq. ft. on Lot S, Chula Vista, 6. Block A, Deerwood Estates, P13 way, to wit (SEAL) GEORGE K. NOGA BA(? IS 80).9TE 16, Pigs 758.76, and in Section That portion of the unnamed 25 vacating 321 29, abandoning, records of Seminole County, Publish January iS, 22, 29 A Section 7, Unrecorded Plat, in and Publish January 22, 29 and Agriculture Zone renouncing and disclaiming any Florida feet right of way lying South of Lot February 3, 1910 To park a Section 1521-32, on Snow Queen on Wisteria Drive. (DIST 3) February 5, 12, 1950 9. JOSEPH WILLIAMS - BA(? mobile home (RENEWAL) on the 7, Beason Subdivision, Plat Book?, and all right of the County of By 'the Board of County Corn. DER-42 DER-79 ~ ... SEMINOLE COUNTY flA(2 18 80) 17V P I Rsidpntial W',of SW ',of SW ',of NW ' of 3011 to 15 It. On Lots 22A and 23, kfloWfl as South Street, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SectIon 16 20 32, all lying and being Zone Pear Yard Variance from By the Board of County Cu,.,. Block A, Sanlando Springs, Tract NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING i n Seminole County. on Pioneer It. to Oil to build porch on Lot 32. PH 5, Pg. IS, in Section 221.29, missioflers of Seminole County, FEBRUARY 10, 1980 348 Wrenwood Unit 3, 3rd Addition, Way, (01ST. 2) at the corner of Pressview Avenue Florida, this 22nd day of January, 7:00 P.M. P677,PgsSO&S1,in Section 342I. AD., 1900. 7. WILLIAM L. CRIBBS and North Street. (0151.4) To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: BA(2.15.eQ) 11TE BOARD OF COUNTY -. Al 30, on Ardmore Drive. (DIST. 1)C APPROVAL OF MINUTES NOT ICE is hereby given that the Agriculture Zone - To park a JOAN C HER VE 15KV -COMMISSIONERS OF January 21, 1980 -- Regular Seminole County Board of Ad. mobile home (RENEWAL) on the BA (2 18 80) 23V - PUD. Planned Meeting SEMINOLE COUNTY, ,vtment will conduct a public E ',ol N', of NW' Unit Development Zone ThiS public hearing will be held FLORIDA 4 of SE 1 4 0f NE taring to consider the following 'iof Section 7-2l-2, less N 30ft. for variance to allow a 6.5 ft. stockade in tne Seminole County Cour. BY: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. items fence to be constructed within 10 road 8. less E 25 It. for road pur. CLERK OF THE thouse, Sanford, Florida, on SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS ft. of existing right of way (right. Poses. Further described as SW February 18, 1980, at 7:00 P.M., or CIRCUIT COURT 1 ROALD SULLIVAN BA(2 corner of Sand Lake Road and of way is a Side street) on Lot 13, as soon thereafter as possible. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 11,00) iT E - A 1 Agriculture Zone sandy Lane. (0151. 2) Block B. Greenwood Lakes Unit 2. Written comments filed With the FLORIDA - To park a mobile home on the N P13 72, Pqs 2 & 3, in Section 1820 8 BEVERLY J. NOVAK Office of the Zoning Coordinator Publish January 29, 1950 , ; o1 NW 1 4 of SE t 4 of NE ' of BA(7-1e 80) 1STE 30. on Windsong Court ( DIST 2) will be considered and Persons DER 94 A Section 33 21-32, on Lake View Agriculture Zone - To park a THOMAS A. MILLS -- 13412 appearing at the public hearing Avenue. (01ST 1) 18801 72V mobile home on the W ',o P 14 Residential will be heard orally Hearings may ';of FICTITIOUS NAME 2 ALMA R. WILLIAMS -- 64(2- N ', of N ' ; Of W ' of NW 1 4 of Zone- Rear Yard Variance from be continued from time to time as Notice is hereby given that I am 1180)101 E - A 30 It. to 19 ft to build addition on Agriculture Se ction 29-20 37, on Cochran Road. f ound necessary . Further details engaged in business at 2413 French Zone - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1ft0-1R - _ "ng Groups Can Get Funds Through Program lPerform - TALLAMAWEE — Dance, music and . . - * — - -- ., — - the 9tate Touring barriers to cultural activities, and Company, the hliami-based Fusion through the State Touring Program must orga,nization for three years or more; theater groups throughout Florida now Program gives wide exposure to Florida- provides for a tremendous savings in Dance Company, Don Goldie and the meet the following criteria: Must have a paid artistic and have an opportunity to enrich audiences based performing arts organizations, energy by bringing art to the people, Jazz Express, and the Greater Miami Have incorporated status on record managerial staff employed year-round; beyond their home cities through the and assists them in breaking into the rather than vice-versa," Firestone said. Opera. Direct grants to the four groups with the Florida Department of State's and recently-established State Touring regional and national performing The financial support of the touring totaled more than $88,000 Program. Division of Corporations; Must be able to substantiate past But more Importantly, says Firestone, program is a combination of state and Be established as a not-for-profit touring experience. The same four groups will participate The Department of Sta te's Division of the program allows more Florida federal money, awarded to participating in the State Touring Program during the corporation as defined in Sections 501C For further information, application residents andstate's touriststop to sample the work organizations through direct grants. (3) or 501(C) (4) of the Internal Revenue forms and ot her related materials, InCultural Affairs is now accepting ap. of the performing 1980-81 season, Code; plicatlons from performing arts groups organizations, terested performing groups should write Th e State Touring Program for t he Applications for the 1981-82 tour ing to receive fun ding for the 1981-82 touring Comply wi th applicable labor stan- Sherron Long, Arts Coordinator, Division 1979.80 season has sponsored Louis and season are now being accepted. Deadline dards regarding compensation of of Cultural Affairs, Department of State, program season, Secretary of State 'The touring program provides a performances for four Florida groups: to apply is April 1, 1980, George Firestone announced today, professionals and other employees; means of breaking down pergraphic Gainesville's Hippodrome Theater The Capitol, Tallahassee, Fla. 32301; or Organizations applying for funding Must have been an active performing call 904 487-2980. 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More than one school students and for contests, universities canstate-wide take part In million copies of the map are students In middle or Junior Contest rules and entry one of three printed annually and high schools. forms have been mailed to art - transportation art college, contests,Internationally, distributed nationally and Winners In each of the three teachers or department heads uniHigh school, contests will travel to throughout Florida. uni versity and post-secondary Tallahassee during National Additional information or school students are eligible to Two general transportation Transportation Week May 11- materials can be obtained 17 to receive a $100 first place from the Public Information prize and tour Florida's Office, Florida Department of capital city, Transportation, Burns Second and third place Building, Tallahassee, Fla. prizes of $50 and WEDNESDAY IS CH ICKEN DAY ffn i hiue~%A 11r!MF 10, -------I Jean Rhein, director of the when she speaks before a Seminole County Library meeting of the League of System, will be giving an Women Voters of Sem in ole update on what Is happening County. In the buliding Of tht library The meeting will be held in system In Seminole County the Casselberry Branch Library In Seminole Plaza Wednesday at 8 p.m. The public Is Invited and asked to $125 Served 1p.m. to p.m. In The Lounge DOMESTICIOTTLIIEU ...........Sic I Uelø l z &HsH Sr *&&,Ak bw& , rawr"M SANFORD-LAKE MONROE "OvedsIm TM SI, Jss" 1 .- 339-4969 *. 3111141111111 11 Circle Jacaranda - I 1 _ I-W 7 $MVING Au $INOU COUNTY .. - I. i t- attend, I ______ ONE DOZEN C" 2N ,., . OYSTERS ftdmo - C*q4ri £$. .1.r $.St4.4&1I to ri-mgSN s AIr VIa$* 1*flua Trs n). ...— * ON THE SHELL HALF * unusually marked leaves are the main Ililurvot ffiØ, bsautlf pisefi. IdsM v _____ WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL a. ..! ____ Art r-nnifisciffe t1nmn Toi woie i.. __________________ - p . , - . . .~l I. P I - q% CALATHIA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 01 1 1 j4oi9w - Attractive 401 Cary Ave. DEAR ABBY: How do I go visit them. Being alone Christmas resting up and about telling the girl our son doesn't mean be ing lonely, eating what and when I want, dates to please stop buying r Abby. I have received three If some kind soul knows that our family expensive gifts for Invitations so far, and I would an older single person is alone every occasion? It emmuch rather spend Christmas and lonely, transportation to barrasses us to accept them Day alone than to accept any and from the dinner should be since we can't afford to of the invitatio ns, provided. reciprocate. Why? Well, with my limited STEADY READER She comes from a very income, I can't buy gifts for DEAR READER: Of large family, and beca use she DEAR ABBY: Our little boy the whole family, r even for course, its too late for gave everyoae in our family 1s8 years old and xcr much. the hostess. Second, while the Christmas 1979, but it would she ever said hello to a Christmas gift last year, my overweight, so our doctor put invitations are sincere and be well to remember your him on a strict diet. I've tried well-meant, nobody considers words for all of those special son felt that he had to do i how I am to arrive at their occasions in 1980. to keep same for her family. (He 15 can't fo him on th diet ow him around every home for the meal. If You need help in writing ll still paying for them,) Third, the meal is usually letters te be nilnu of cause I have th sympa th y, For Valenti ne's Day she o set for late afternoon, and it is congrat er c atio ul th ldren to l ns hi oo k after or thank-you . gave me a present and al so and my woric to do. iy nextwell into the dark of the letters, get Aby's. booklet my husband. On Mother's ::: e's evening be fore I can leave "flow to Write Letters for all do ghbo or nei r told me sh Day, another one, and she's seen my son eat the dog food and I don't want to go home Occasions." Send $1 and a not even engaged to our Son, right out of her dog's dish , and alone at night. It's rude to eat long, stam ped 1 28 cents I, sell. She even found out whe n w also that he ea ts the bread she and run.) addressed envelope to Abby: bir thda ys were (mine and . throws out for th So I will decline all 132 Lush' 1)r., Beverly hills, e birds, what husband's and the other s Christmas dinners, and hould I do? Calif. 90212. SIX?fl(t "s childrens', even the grandparents!) and the presen ts DEAR MOM: Take your come. ttrn . I have no objections to her th to the doctor for a or ough checkup, and tell the exc ha ngi ng gifts wi th my son, do Ed Astier's appeal is reflected In his "tinsell- but I wish she would lea ve the supctor how the boy has been — plementi ng his diet. And M-01 1 1 1 " "'1 1 1 1,1 "1 1 conscious walk that's %'cr' masculine," according rest of his fam ily alone. So, be sue to explain to the boy to Maxine Lucille Fiel, consultant to the Footwear what should I do? TOO MANY GIFTS the dangers of eating out of Council. the dog's dish as well as food The Jacaranda Circle of tthe Garden Club of Sanford met at DEAR TOO MANY Ask meant for the birds. women like, she says, is Robert Wagner, "Ills walk has a nice your son to tell the young lady (be Garden Center for t he January meeting. Nine members DEAR ABBY: You roll and smoothness." and four visitors attended. that he appreciates her suggested that it might he a Still, he doesn't begin to approach Ed Asner's appeal. "He is tholqhtf nm a getlerigisity a talk and demo nstration on the gr ow th and care of ul ad good idea to invite someone atato)uteiy strong and masculi terns shared by Mrs. Judy Wimbigh a business meeting was ne, with an unsalf-conacloua but prefers that she diaco- who might be alone to spend held. walk that's very masculine, He's very confident within his tlnue the glf$.glvlug to the Clwlstmaa with yo ur family. body. He has very strong arms and gestur es; he's a very sexy members of his fam Plan s were made for the circle to host the luncheon for the ily. man beca use It all fi ts." I am a widow, and my February General Club meeting. And U that doesn't do the children and grandchildren Then, too, his knees are proba bly loose which, combined trick, send her Hefreslunents were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Mary thank-you all live far away and can't be with some hip motion, may or may no Rufus and Mrs. M ur iel Wallace, t stop traffic, but will get cards for the gifts, and let it here for the holidays. I wor k, him where he's going go at that so it' .Impoasible for nie to To Speak To Voters Longue * - Sh.ar Delight E. LINK Co 'nstructlom Vihi.n Road, Sanford PH. 13248$ FRENCH AVE. SANFORD (Nut Ys WIIIII.msws Communlca lens) PLAQUES TROPHIES- DISK SITS DESK PLATIS— NAMI TAGS -PIN SETS MIDAL$—R$$$ON$—KIY CHAINS I4HOUR ENGRAVING SIRVICI 21 ___ arhac Gift s They Cannot Match - . a Bed Librarian SERVED (VERY WIDNESDAY1pJU,4p,. __ TROPHY SHOP - 322.702 -- yO,J.C4N EAT ] Bren da Dennard and Henry The br ide is the daughter of carried a green Bible, a gift br idegroom as best man, J. Williams were united in Mrs. Estella Dennard of from her mother. The bride Is employed as a marriage, Jan, 4, at 8 p.m. at Sanford. The bridegroom is Lenora Dennard served her corrections officer wi th the the pastorium of St. James the son of Mrs. Diunna Webb sister as maid of honor, She Orlando Sheriff's DepartAME Church. Rev. K.D. of San Diego, Cal if. chose a gree n dress f or t he imient. The bridegroom is in White performed the double The bride chose tor her occasion, the Navy, stationed at ring ceremony, vows a beige dress and she Robert Maxwell served the Orlando Naval Base. SYLVIA CIHAC.30$ - Iad..dss care kIl iHELMACS' SANFORD Annovnc. "W• Handle The Whole Ball Of Wm*' * ALL "W Indidt 111*1CM_IdIlB. . INSU1ANCI IIPAIIS 16 * S" ', ~ I 0110' IlIi '1'00 ~0"O"00* 00 00,0 10 'aØIPI 1110 $450 r'tJ - for Better Living AVE. (17.58) 21445, FRENCH SANFORD—PH $1 MN Got the post-holiday, winter blahs? 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Your carpet will be cleaned deep down. not just surface cleaned. This will be done quickly . and efficiently. No bulky equipment enters your house because everything' Is In the van, Cleaner carpets mean longer HI. carpets, Kathie and Jim Rinehart have the STANLEY STEEMER femur CARPET CLEANER franchise In your area. ir of SYLVIA'S I BEAUTY SALON Is new has grown from a one.man, one-van to two-men, two-vans and member of our it.??. can now give you even better service than before. Make your asa early by calling 339.4* to have your carpets cleaner for the busy days ahead. BEAUTY SALON In addition to the carpets In your home, STANLEY . k - Nest Over sensems YLVIA ., at day auenv "or"" LIflNIID OPTICIAN 5p. rm , 0, BI INCLUDSI YSUe bIOICI OF PIAMISi - Kathie and Jim Rinehart serve this area. 601.0 WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 SADJUITMINTI & REPAIRS EYE EXAMINATIONS ARIAMISI ' Double Ring Rites Unite Pair INISDAY UPLICATID PIIK*IPT*ON$ FILLED s.oca " - ___________________ 40LAIIIIIII-11 $3S - IT'S US or RUST . Well, if women are walking more like men, men should be walking .more -like womcn,-.if- they're interested-in- a 'golng relationship. "A sexy walk Isn't sexy, The Cagney stance, for example, was too forceful and threatening. There was no tenderness, no savoir faire, very little femininity there," And that "slight femlnity" Is wha t makes a man's walk appeali ng, she says, Burt Reynolds doesn't ha ve It. Neither does Telly Savalas, although when he stands In a bathing suit, Ms. Flel hasseen him do somewhere, "his knees are not locked so he's quite appealing." But the real contender for the walk -rN:y, * Special to the Herald NEW YORK (NEA)—. 'The single most im portant thing to be aware of are your knees," says Maxine Lucille Flel, consul ta nt to the Footwear Council. Just let them go nice and loose, Then put one foot In front of the other and you'll be doing a nice job of walki ng, Walking is what Ms. Fiel, a "behavior analyst," has expert ise in. For one tiling, she herself wal ks, and the studies people wal king, on the stree t and In t he movies, "I'm looking at the hips, the legs, the arm placement, to learn a bo ut the person. "For instance, a jum py wal k wi th the head down reflects stress," she says. "A slight shuf fle, a more reflecti ve walk, tends to indica te lack of confide nce. The whole gestalt of the walk tells you about the person." Or a bout whole groups of people. "The French hold their arms very close and sta nd very straight, The ir backs are strai gh ter than Americans', Also, the men move in a unit and the women In a much more controlled way than American wom en, A Frenchwoman will end ur e an uncomfortable outfit if it looks well, but we have no patience with discomfort. As a result, Am er ican women have a loose-lImbed, quick walk. We're very preoccupied a nd determined whe n we walk." And "when" we walk plays a part In how we do it. "In '3Os,itwasfashionab1eforwomen to thUie sh ders,she says. "Harlow did that. Women were supposed to be eman. cipated but that showed they were really littie girls because when you hunch r, you pul l your body In. Everything is exposed when you stand up straight. Ei ther way, though, "Har low had a truc k driver's walk. And today's 'Charhe'model walks more. like a man, too. Big steps, very confident, The walk says, I don't need a man to escort me." . Even Raquel Welch *s'ery feminine women whô' aeWng femlility" — "Has a very masculine body sta nce," she says. "She's not the sex kitten Marilyn Monroe was, She's a woman who's walking In long strides to meet a man on his OWfl BUf Off ICAL % &Wrt ., -. NIT / o Vaceumed .$eve on Fuel Cost ASiterHaircut FREE Ask for Card & DetaIls SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT I lAYS ..TUES.& WED. -'.' Creative Designs * .......rePurSecIaIty! ----- - ___ Every 10th Shampoo cPOOL 4 * * Licensed & Bonded SInci 1070 - I- • & . — 14,. . Mv,.,? CNIn.y Fires PhsNa1Irvshsd .Ø1y S Furnace /4' '7 A - Se1(ko*Lk -- 32244$1 ', 11111IM" Fireplace Smokes? Ft .-:0, Call "The Dust Collector" *top) PH. 869.6578 A Ph. 322.422 * I sitr limited) U WY FOR EVERY PURPOSE Custom Framing of 4 ADVIRTItIN? GLASS -- — "I '1 DAY'S CARE •AFTER SCHOOL CARE £ TRANSPORT. TOALLNEW ENROLLMENTS (with this ad) LICENSED AND APPROVED • 630 Ilvrvhw Susiford FOR EVERY DECOR Choice . 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"IT'S HONEY DIPPED" PEN 10:31 am. 10 p.m. £zcs$ Fri. & Sit, Clesiap Is p.m. IM French Ave. I N. Hwy. 17.92 (Hwy. 17-92) Clsiel irty %a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I _ - �- - . - - - . - . -. . - . - - . . , - - , . . -. . - S —.- ' .- - - ••'p - __ - ø.-i - 28-Ev•nIg HErald, Sanford, Fl. - Tuesda y, Jan. 2, TONIGHT'S Legal Legal Notice ___ TV 11111 Notice Notice ,______ fly penprii liv ad aubleet to condlUgni (d) ieeif led thgriln. the Leeiilaure may nrpvIde to renjij. vho are oorr'anent reiidenti. ad valor en tax relief on hi diatrict lavici. Such ad valorem tax relief shall the form and erount eatabi tahed by oener&L FICTITIOUS NAME 41-Houses - _______________________________________ Why Be LOnely? Write "Get A Mate' Dating Service. All IL P.O. BOX 6071. Cle'r water , Ft 33516 -- I _____________ RN 1.4 & 112, full I part time. Apply Person Sanford Nursing Convalesceut Center, 950 ' - - - r - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 42—Mobile Homes -_ Monday, Jan. 25,i9ao-30 - ___________________ .___I Florida Statvtes 197.244 52—Appliances NOTICE OF APPLICATION 68—Wanted to Buy NOQUALIFYING 3BRhom,, ONLY $7,100 TO ASSUME MT. I Notice Is hereby given that I am FOR TAX 0110 Ntw C 14&A & carpet. Owner On beautiful 1 yr. old Double engaged In business at 25$ South NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 101.11$ 8:30 .II •'nanr, 7:00 SubStantial 2(17)ILOvELuCy wide w-2 huge bdrms, 2 baths, Wymore, Maitland, Florida, that Jame$C, Gainer the id,rof WE BUY USED FURNITURE, TUESDAY KENMORE WASHER ur IT FURT RrSOLVED tt'at the following atate-ent Parts, (7) 0 000DTIME GIRLS Two down S33,0W. 322.22i7. Sanford area residents 0 (j) TODAY JUNE Con HA 8. eat-in kitcpien tic Service APPLIANCES & PLUMBING ' pIcc or the bat lot Seminole County, Florida under the following certificates I . Used Machines has filed * * * * * * * * of Deity's fiances appear at the 3:30 presseo by what is going mo lot rental. Call now! I CL) 0 MORNING NEWS the fictitious name of PARTS saId certificates for a tax deed IIA IITY FIXTURES Jenkins Fur MOONEY APPLIANCES to (5) 0 ONE DAY $20,500. Harold Hall Realty, EVENING house at the same time and AT A TIME C('TiV1'IoNAL r.rs fibre, 205 F 25th St 3230"l. ifl Our Country? Are you SALES RECEPTIONIST iuuos (7) 0 GOOD MORNING UNLIMITED, INC., and that $ be Issued thereon, The certificate 373 0697 REALTOR ML 0 Winter Spe. w,soo ARTICLE VII. sr -'ro 6 Inc., 323-5774, (II) (35) l (17) 'fl. pjpj. willing to explore one of them brings a minister Mg? potential w fast moving Intend to register said name with numbers and years of issuance, AMERICA Eve 323.3ts Antiques, modern furniture, along. STONES the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the description of the property, company We need aggressive grass roots campaign for John 3 BR 28 mobile home wI,34 sq (1J(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. * Proporq arordrnents to the State Cor.stttution to Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, * 6:00 MICROWAVE peOple w Qood personality & (10) VILLA Anderson? Contact 323 Seminole County, Florida in ac and 43—Lots-Acreage the names In which it was 6591. AND THE IMPOSSIBLE provide a hor,'itcad exemption ci $ 25,000 from certain ad ft. living space. Assumi 9'00 RAVENNA PARK Diamonds Bridges Antiques. — (1)0(2)0 NEWS coance with the provlsionsotthe assessed are as follows: good phone voice. Sal. 4 Flexible terms. valuren a'hooI nitlaqe tev?es. proVilflq authorization $13,000 mort for $165.36 mo.w Push button controls, has caro 3 BR I 8, 3 yr Dyou are having difficulty finding ( 1°8ESAME8TREE'I EXCITINEWL,57.. 0 ( THE MARTIAN CHRON. 400 373 2301 Cat? A. 1 3 Sub. Fictitious Name Statutes, To'Wi1' R (10) ART OF BEWIG olo C rustic Still Cethta, 14u. )b, fl liar Utl .or por-anent resident renters. I ),own lout price W5"r.l.ss. 01 cedar pan. Xi? LK yIvan area, 5 acres. $77 a place to live, car to drive, 3 OR home W.FR & sc Porch (11 (17) . THE THREE ICLES The Mars settlers 8 (1) THE BRADY BUNCH HUMAN "From Sound To Section IM-09 Florida Statutes Issuance 1972. eqpt, Ig sc porch. Orqinãiiy 5649, CSSU."r Day Other parcels avail. W. job, or some service you havea leading to beautiful pool, patio STOOGES IThELI'flLEPA. (L)OBEWITCHED 1957. return to Earth to find their rei. Music" Description of Property Lot • vnljrcn sc't'ool riilla'e levees shall take effect UI'cr Maliczowski, REALTOR men?s 04 $21 Mo.Agent 339fl 72—Auction 372 of, reed all pproval u tt our want ads CALS ar.d apply taxes Iet'ie,' or. Sig Harriet Elizabeth Stone 8.i86 (DO MERVGRIFPN REALTOR atives dead and the planet Bik 13 Sanlando PB 3 POS 65½ 64 tto asse'se.cnt 7983. tU (17) CAROL BURNETT every day. AVON have been looking for. sa,,,00, rolls tor the year iQe ar.J each year CENTURYII Publish January I, 15. 22, 29, 1950 67 & 61. destroyed, and decide to $307717 4:30 AND FRIENDS thtit.jr. FIGHT INFLATION wi'upct.assumablemcrt,or 725 Foil Estate COmmercial & ReSIDER-11 Name In which assessed James B new paint & carpet, return to their colonies Sell Avon, Incriase your earning try VA or FHA. Pioneer acres. Hew out your own I __________________ Clentiai Auctions & Appraisals. ecIEMERoENcYoNEI _______________________ •1 TODAY IN FLORIDA 53—TV-Radio-Stereo & Marie Collins. 6:30 2 Mars. (Part 3) 5—Lost & Found power. For details, Call Call Dell's Auction. 323-5620. (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN homestead. 10 acres or more, (2) 0 GOOD MORNING All of said property being in owner will hold. $21,900. ,. 8 @) NBC NEWS NOTICE OF APPLICATION flALTYinc. 4 Pct. interest to qualifi ed 1511 1687 or 644-3079 low down payment. Osteen. (.5) 0 TOP OF THE HILL FLORIDA 5:00 County of Seminole, State of ATfCL V FOR TAX DIED buyers. New homes with (1) 0 CBS NEWS Wayne Rogers, Mel Ferrer. MULTIPLE LISTING -REALTOR Florida. 2 BR. to zoned comm. S,3,50 76—Auto Parts Cable & splice pit foreman— (1) a HOGAN'S HEROES FLORIDA STATUTES Iff.24& LOST: English Pit Bull, wh Good used TV's, $258. up monthly Payments under $250. JUDICIARV (7)0 ABC NEWS 1 acre lots on paved rd, Terms Elke Sommer, Sonny Bono, awn, by appt. onlyt Unless such certificate or car. aD(35)TOMANDJERRY L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, down payments. 323.2217. MILLERS brindle'eye. Between Sonfor PerlencedonlY! Drivers lic. you can (17(35) ANDY GRIFFITH The afford. TODAY $500 a ciwn. I Country home, Cameron Ave. i Adrienne Barbeau, Paula Pren. that James CI or Ruth E. Gainer, tcates Shall be ?deemed ac 7619 Orlando Or t'!(y: J. Supreme court.-10 MISTER ROOERS(R) req. Apply in person. Bell & Mellonvilte on 25th. Reward Pb. 322 03k' I Reconditioned & rebuilt bat' Osteen. acre home has extra Ig rms, a) 0 GOOD Taylor family leaves for a MORNING 3 BR, lB easy conversion to tiss and Gary Lockwood star In Underground, 2577 Country the holder of the following car. cording to law the property ter es. Buy & Sell. Wallace of ffJ 17 MY THREE 323.1164 Deitonal Here it is! Should be FP. FR , OR, guest cottage, (ill I Club Rd., Sanford. wood vacation duplex. 522.500, low dwn, urt shall cor.oi.;t 1111cates has filed sold certificates described In such Certificate or this presentation of Irwin Auto Repair, 1211 Laurel Ave. $75,000. only $64,500. Custom Don't pile no longer needed jten S acre tiled farm, Sanford. gazebo. All this for owner hold, 5:30 (LD(35)BULLWINKLE (10) ART OF BEING forataxde,dtobeissthereon cert ificates will be sold to the of seven Justices. of the Found Fern White poodle. Justicea, each appellate built high Shaw's story set in the breathas 3.3, has everythi ng an elephant'seye. Place in 10 acre orange grove, Geneva. Owner will hold mort w49 Er E ap in skill saw, pct. The certificate numbers and years highest bidder at the court NEWS HUMAN "Jazz/ Bach" Will buy junk Auto Batteries $lbs. Vic 25th & 1792. a classified ad, and pile the cluding built-in Microwave taking atmosphere of the 1980 dwn, Bat 900 acre cattle ranch. Sorrento. 8.00 Spacious 3 BR, 20 luxury home, table saw, etc. A pp ly in per: of issuance, the description of the door on the 25th day of February, that rict shalt have at least one justice elected or arpoirt. ___________________________ Best Price Battery Shop M•A•8•H 323.1296. (5)0 (111(17) BOB NEWHART Both oven, money in your wallet' Olympics at Lake Placid, (Part (L)OCAPTAINKANGAROO at pool, tropical paradise. Many 11:00A.M. Son. Cobia Boat Co, Silver Lk __________________________ property, and the names In which 1910 107W 211h St 3739114 . (2)OAU.IN THEFAMILY Bob's receptionist and a Bud. 1) ed (roe the district to the aupre"ie, court who is a resident 3234$32 Many extras. Must see. All for H. Dated this 5th day of January, (li)(35)PIEWZOOREVUE it W assessed areas follows: Rd.. Sanford, Fl. Lost Pekingese"Slssy." Copper Ernest MORRIS Sr. Plenty of elbow room ~ lake BARGAIN TV'S dha figure with a clock In its $55,900. VA-FHA 1910. terms avail. 1DO THREE'S COMPANY Certificate No. 1167 IR MOVEREASY _____________________________ ' tone,brn.,wh.feet& Eves. 322-0417, 322.1317 AOK TIRE frontage on this 3 acre mini 322.7480 of the district at the tir.ø o his orlqir.,aI appointment or Why more' Arthur H. Ieckwlth,Jr MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN able. navel give him a hard time. Rig. REAL ESTATE Broker (9 stomach. Reward. 322 4105. Year of Issuance 197 7 17 FAMILY AFFAIR 207 E. 2SthSt. Shocks $195 Heavy Duty $6.95 farm, comp. w.3 BR home. HERB'S TV Excellent opportunity for in — Clark of Circuit . " 290 N. 17-97, Casselberry, Fl. Description of Property Sac 06 0 (10) WORLD "Welcome elI?ctior. rive justices shall constitute New Batteries 529.95 Mike offer. OSTEEN. 7:00 2597 S Sanford Ave dividual 323 1734 8:25 Seminole County, with 38R. 15on2lots, all fenced, FP, $34-HOD some Twp 2)5 Rge XE Beg 110 Ft 51 370 Eve. 567-3655 The Best Buy In Town To Yap" The United States' 2413 French Ave.. Sanford H @i FACE THE MUSIC A low mechanical d rafting Sanford, Florida lots of shade trees. Only Ft E of NW Cor of NE ¼ Run E H (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA corcurroflci! of four Just tecs .tha 11 be necessary to a deci Orange City, I OR, 28, huge responsibility to Its island Trust cost Classifted Ad. cEIOP.M, MAGAZINE 579.900. background and assembly line INVITATIONTOIID Ay-Cheryl _______________________ 'TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. FtS)25F1w59.9FtN17SFt SLIM 0 GOOD MORNING N. lest BUDGETS trees, rambling contemporary ' ARE Territory in the •Of Western Pacifhht'n material flow for nation's Diiiisty Clerk of Circuit Court The City of Winter Springs, rccugal, for cause would prohibit the court fro (7)0 JOKER'S WILD Name in which assessed George 77—Junk Cars Removed FLORIDA $,49,73 bal. $153.16 or $17 mó BOLSTERED WITH VALUES home, Courtyard entrance, ic. a small and generally unre. leg. Florida, Invites your bid for largest producer n factory Lakefront living is avail. In this H (35) SANFORD AND SON E. LaVigne Heirs of S*MIWO County, Florida FROM THE Broker Agent 339-5386. WANT sunken LR w.FP, AD breakfast 6--~hi Id - I built housing. ',-ilary open. City Insurance. Specifications are elegant 3 BR, 48 home,. mankable island except for its 8:30 ' Fred starts an escort service All of said property being in the Publish: January 22, 29 & COLUMNS. bay in BUY JUNK CARS judges assigned to temporary duty may be substituted for available at the office of the City Situated on 41.' acres complete Paid life and health in. County of Seminole, State of February 5, 12, 1950. strategic location, is examined, TODAY a mu.sseo which soon gets out of Control. From $10 to 550 Eve. k2.34s Child carebyexp. mother. urance, holiday, vacations 01144 Clerk, 100 N. Edgemon Ave., Florida. WIB R, 10 guest cottage, 55-111 Boats & Accessories GOOD (17) COLLEGE BASKET. (7) 0 justIces. J(10) MACNEIL / LEHRER Call 322-1624; 327-146k MORNING Winter Springs, Fl. 32101. Tel, 337. Won't 323-7322 last long at and pension program Apply at Unless such 46—ComniaiPropiy certificate or car. AMERICA BALL Clemson vs. North FORREST GREENE REPORT 1800. Lake Mary area. Cardinal Industries, Inc., 3701 tificates shall be redeemed Ic. VA.FP4A.235.Con. Hornet 'Top Dollar Paid for junk Al ased Carolina State 1 JURISDIC'TION...Th supreme court: 935 TENNESSEE TUXEDO (12 NOTICE UNDER 3(17) SANFORD AND SON All Bids must be In the office by cording to law the Property South Sanford Avenue, San REALTORS INC. cars, trucks& heavy equipmeflt. ROBSON MARINE Low Down Payment Plumbing supply business Will baby sit FICTITIOUS NAMI LAW 10 CROCKETS VICTO- 7:00 p.m. February 21, 1950, at sM33 or 339.V1 I iVe$. ford. Bring complete resume. -Fred is happy with Lamont's 322 5990 described in such certIficate or (1) Shall hear appeals from final judgments of 2927 Hwy, 17 92 9:30 i n my home, reel estate & inventory. i RY GARDEN NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN Cash for your lot! Will build on which time and place all Bids will certificates will be Sold to the Equal opportunity ____________________ Sa'atord. Fla 3217 1 wedding plans until he learns (7) 0 TAXI Enraged by the $113,000, 322.$951 W. ____________________________ your lot house that the Undersimed, desiring to Fq&L a? be MaIiczowsk, our lot. publicly opened and read aloud, highest bidder at the cour t (17) ROMPER ROOM ty and from evelers they don't plan 10 live with him. FOR SALE by owner, I BR, 28, unsafe working conditions at _________________ I REALTORS V Enterprise, Inc. engage in business under the REALTOR 322-7953. All bidders, their agents or door on the 23th day of February, fictitious Wanled,Milk Maids. Milk cows 78—Motorcycles great r n. @at-in kit.. DR. Ff. 1979 16 Lucralt. 10 lip Johnson. 9.00 the garage, Elaine leads her 2719.SantordAv*. 322-7912' ___________________________ in milk parlor, nite shift. Start Model Inc.. Realtor representatives are invited to be 730 1910, at 11:00 A.M. $26 day fellow cabbies In a strike number Suit. 433, Cranes Roost H D till trailer Priced to sell 0 (143 DONAHUE present at the awarding of the bonus. I days on 7 __________ Dated this 11th day of January, Office H (4) TIC TAO DOUGH 5 323 U12. 1979 IBSXL Honda, declarina_invalid_a_state_statute_or_a_orovisicun.of_the Wanted days off. 3724117 for further 322 1531 Park, In the City of . 47—Real Estate contract which shall be held at the c.5)OMIKEDOUGLAS Buildto Suit - our lot or yours. 1950. __________________________ against the Sunshine Cab ___ (1) 0 THE NEWLYWED w bumper, racks 3. helmits. Navel oranges & grapefruit informatio Altamonte Springs, Company. (Part 1) City Hall, FHA VA, FHA Florida, In. n. Baker Farms, SR 400 N. Edgemon Ave., 2351245 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. liD MOVIE GAME egjs,j,t,%Ltjqfl Lxiii. y.axd..d&e.. Y-pss&Rq-.pifih. 5100 322 4S31 177, Sanford. tends to register the said name 3 YEARS OLD. Winter Springs, Fl. at the Cler k 11) 35) LEAVE ITTO BEAVER DeBARV LOVELY 3226733,322-0367 (DO FLOAIDAI buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. 2 10:00 59—Miisical with Merchandise the Clerk of BEAUTIFUL the regularly scheduled meeting Circuit Court of the Circuit Court, Seminole Co. vai&&iy-.j..a..i.i...4555,55_5 -f.I.p.i. iiIsi..ep. r.aiy. a 110 ELECTRIC COMPANY BEDROOM, 1 BATH, FAM. M. Unsworth Realty AWARD REALTY, INC. (9 (35) MAUDE Both Maude Super clean 3 BR 28, all brick, M 0 HART TO HAR1r The of Seminole County, Florida, City Council on Feb. 26, IMst 7:30 Sanford, Fla. Strawberriex - Iaraea. olentiful IL V-DINING ROOM COM. 3 17 LUCY SHOW ' 119.7100 TV SERVICE MGR Ig Sc pool & patio, C H&A, well op-aaa&t.furaq-4-pi;ov4abop-gg-tlae-atote-OF-1044IF44-6onst4tu Dated of Altamoffle Sprfrifm and Walter Suffer from insomP.M. Harts' dog runs away with the By: Cheryl Greir BIPIATION, NEW APPLI. You or we pick daily, I to 1000 Pianos & organs, stock cnirit Moped. Now is the time to join the most '78 Sears Florida, this 17th day of Decem. The City reserves the right to insulated, country quiet niaona snowy night, Deputy Clerk weapon used in the murder ofa 930 ANCES. CENTRAL qti.; cauliflower$obu; sweet clearance, big savings. Call 1's likepennles from heaven when AIR. Runs qouo s35u or best offer. progressive & fastest growing relectanyandallbids'ortoaccept Publish January 77, 29, and her, 1979. waalthyneiahbo,. 2(1O) DICK CAVETT Guest: (tD(35) FAMILY AFFAIR 535.500. Potatoes 6 lbs. $1; lettuce & you sell "Don't Needs" with a Bob BaIl 327 1103. 2702 French mid 560's. Call Mike at 83C-4838, TV & home entertainment that proposal which in its AUXTON COMPUTER EN. February 5, 17, 1950 Richard Mitchell. want ad. t beets, at Treasure Island, (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO. judgement, will best $erve the DER-62 11'OO When provided by general law, shall h,ar appea:c _ 3735041or eves. 323.0317 systems dealer in Fl. Ext. TERPRISES, Hwy. 14, E. of Leesburg, 717. 2'i ACRES ZONED MOBILE 111(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY GUMMING Eve.305.Ml.3140 benefits 8. pay to 530,00'). 305.323.1563 O(43(1)O(IJOP4EWS oublic interest. We buy eQuity in houses opts. & IWCORPORATED (ran final judgments 3119. -Archie ls Missing" (Part 2) 62—Lawn-Garden Aocili.. 80—Autos for Sale 112)(17) GREEN ACRES vacant land. Lucky In. p0rson.o.....sa,'HOME IN GEN A (lJ(35)BENNYHILL CITYOFW'P4TERSPRINGS - '--John P. Croxton, We have several beautiful bid NOTICIOFINTINTIONTO Westgate TV, Kmart Shopping P.O. President Mary T. Norton a4(10) FAWLTY TOWERS Box lots w-easy terms. $300 dwn, 29. NO LONGER USED c)iMP1NG &il•-LpIisa.es.6ex.l.g,.5 entered In procee'lir.ga 8:00 I' REGISTER FICTITIOUS Center, Sanford. 323 2013 Sanford 372 5207. 11-Inst ucions 1972 Cadillac, $450 j E. Francis, _____ $40 mo. Call for details. GEAR s IN DEMAND. SELL Basil attempts to convert FawlFILL DIRT & TOP SOIL 0(3) THE MISADVENTURES • (4) CARD SHARKS MELLONVILLE 3 BEDROOM, Wilson Rd , Paola Publish: January 29, 1950. .:. _---_-Secretary for the validation of bonds or certificates at indebtedness' IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED ty Towers into a gourmet's Of SHERIFF LORD Deputy Notice is hereby given that a YELLOW SAND StateCertifiedTeacher ([1) (35) PTL CLUB DER.91 1 13 BATH, ENTERTAIN. AD. 2 acres In Lk Mary Z.agri is Publish3,January 13, 33, 2, .1 322 13 Don't lose your credit, we will paradise, (Part6of 6) partnership under the Uniform February 1950 Call Clark & Hirt 323 7580 ONCE A MON 1)4 Perkins escorts a murder trial 91 ' djljcytewact tori_of_ItatOyj RAI N BOW CHILD MCNT SIZE LIVING ROOM, 17 MOVIE located In area of lovely niics_reIatlr,, catch up payments 3. 'uuy your Partnership Act of the State of DER-50 (121(17) LAST OF THE WILD Call 372.7627 for appt. APPLIANCES, witness to Los Angeles, una. CARPETS, homes. $23,000. equity. Riggs Realty, 322-7972. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DINING ROOM ELEGANCE Creative Expressions 322.7113 10:30 Florida consisting of MEL CHAS. __________________________ __________________________ Wanted Experienced cornor_ervceof_ttlltIp'1dInpetc;ja,,_or "Giant Constrictors" DOUBLE CARPORT. $12,500. ware that she plans to use her REGISTER FICTITIOUS 2 OR, 1 Bath, Ig covered patio, KIN, VASCO C. MiRTINS, RITA ql_ 0 (14) HOLLYWOOD 68—Wanted to Buy identical twin to help her TRADE NAME 1JZlphcnc DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 1t30 and fenced back yard. EXTRA OREM, DR. SHAH EDDIN IA. ALL FLORIDA REALTY bination malnt. & packagi ng SQUARES 18-HoIpntgc NOTICE OF APPLICATION 7 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, escape. Si-A--Mortgages Bought Notice is hereby given that a JAEE,MICHAELO FAZIO,OR. room, EXTRA nice, EXTRA 0(4) THE BEST OF CARSON machinery mech. Call 322 1313 Hwy-97. I mile west of Speedway, NEW ROOF, NEW PAINT, FORTAXDIID OF SANFORD REALTOR (5)0 WHEWI (3) May review Iiy-..,sL.,.,& any d,cjsjon of a Iiveable. $27,500. partnership under the Uniform JAMES F. HOPKINS, GERALD 5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW 5,SokI Guests: Angie Dickinson, Bob. Iorappt Exc. wage&benefits NEW CARPETS. WALK TO Buying old pocket watches, any Daytona Beech, will hold a Florida $tatv$es 197.344 Partnership Act of the State of LANG, GEORGE K. NOGA and ' 73445. French Ave. 220231 * * * * * * * 1 ________________________ -' (2) 0 HAPPY DAYS The 1055 cond Will pay top price for by Kelton, Marilyn Home, ' DOWNTOWN. $21,900. AUTO AUCTION every NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, district court of ap'eal Ii L'cpre$slyd.'clarca_vat td : Il?3353, 322 3772 1 . 322 0779 Florida consisting of I. GORDON PATRICIA FONTES is the owner that James C. Gainer, theholderof Cooks FT or PT. Exp. only in grand opening of Arnold's this area 668 6640 (5JOCBS NEWS Tuesday & Saturda y at 7:30. It's David Horowitz. (R) W buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We WILLIAMS, RICHARD GIB. of the trade name "CONTOUR tinediping. Particular interest ili! tfljtLe..or con_trt.ic, _a_provign the following totally remodeled restaurant is IF YOU only one in Florida. You sat' 'at$o make Real Estate -& (530 AMERICA. WHERE DO DONS, IRVING GOLDSTEIN, JO. 11:00 indiflnerline&saladpersons ACRE RANCHETTE IN GROVES EAST" and said part. saId certificates for a tax died to Business Io4w1. Florida Marthe reserved price. Call 901.253. threatened by some major lastWE GO FROM HERE? "The LISTNOWI HAD REGISTERED EL ALPER, LOUIS C. DELISIO, flershipintendstoreglsterwit cofl _tuttc'n,,,, See Barbara Deltona inn 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS CLUDING 3 BEDROOM, 2 t'-.at cxJrvssjj ffecta WF BUY USED FURNITURES, be issued thereon. The certificate tgage Investment. 1104 E. 0311 for further details minute problems. REAL ESTATE Call Walt CappeI323 6100 SUSAN ENHOLM, JOHN C. MAY. Clerk of the Circuit Court of numbers Balance Of Power" Walter Deltona, APPLIANCES Sanford Fur LAST WEEK BATH, CENTRAL AIR & and years of Issuance, (3) 43 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Robinson, Orlando, 122-2976. REALTOR, a c1aa of constitutional or state o(ftccrs....LkaL..pass.a Knowles Realty Inc. 749$ lID (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Kill Cronkite reports on America's ERS and GEORGE K. NOGA, is Seminole County and Lake County, the description of the property, HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE, 3 nilure Salvage 377 8771. '78 Ford Fairmount SW. YOU WOULD REALTOR 621-3005(DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY the owner of the trade name, "FT. Florida the said trade name and the names in which it was The Messenger" Sales help wanted. F-I. Exp. MONTHS NEW. $19,900. military strengths and _____________ fully eqpl, cxc mpg. (R) 5'iQflSL(Le4y4&sts&cLeaiap,ta PIERCE GROVES" and said BE WORKING preferred, S day wk, paid 8 (10) NOVA "Black Tide" "CONTOUR GROVES EAST" In assessed areas follows: weaknesses. (Part 2) Antiques Sterling silver, $.1100 372 0098 0—Miscellaneous for Sale partnership Intends to register compliance with Section W." group ins. Apply in person — SMALLCOUNTRYHOME LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2', The most devastating oil spill in 11'30 TODAY I Certificate No. $so C!) 0 ABC Enjoy clean suburban living Gold, Diamonds. b.it eptilrgissly And diritett MOVIE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida Statutes. only. Sweeney's Office Supply, Thacly lot ISS'x130' 1 BR, 18, CD BATH, BARN ROOF, NEW 71*60 Champion mobile home JUST MAKE PAYMENTs'69 tC history and Its effects are Bridges Antiques. 3232301 0(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE Year of issuance 1912 "Survival" (1976) Hugo Stiglitz. CA LL 323-5176 of St. Lucia County and Seminole 229__ Magnolia Ave. needs TLC $20,000 call Joyce Dated at Longwood, Florida, - Description of Property $ 100 Ft POOL WITH PRIVACY Beds, Dbl. motel B.5 & mart, $30 yith a decision I '15 models. Call 339 9100 or 531 of on 6.3 cleared ares, examined.(R) $31,000. CE) 6 FAMILY FEUD The survivors of a plane crash County, Florida, the trade name of after hours 3224295. this 117th day of January, Ift. set. FENCE. $59,900 Sanford Auction, 1215 S. of N 6" Ff of E e* of SE % of SE % 4605 (Dealer) SECRETARY -- --- ____1 (121(17) THE SEARCH FOR another any district court of aPPu41 or of the suprumel court ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED in the Andes Mountains "FT. PIERCE GROVES" In MEL CHASKIN French 323-7340. 11:55 Sec 21, Twp 21 5, Mile 291 Wettiva Falls, I BR Trailer. Gen. office. accurate typing, 1 Top Prices Paid THE NILE "The Great Debate" 25—Loam '76 Trans Am, red, 100 cu in,. cxc compliance wIth Section 563.09 attempt to attract help while 3 BEDROOMS. NEW PAINT. on tj'st same question of lawr -asId.axy..ixi.,$eev$.,,...,d., VASCO C. MARTINS 121(17) NEWS Owner will finance. Name in which ass.s Rosetta hurry on this one. WORLDUsed, any condition 6141126 cond. auto, AM FM, CB, The Baker,. In Africa, discover Florida Statutes. RITA OREM ____ —_-_-----____ resorting to drastic means to CARPETS, PANELING & Rackard URNITURE_BEDOING. 53,300 323 3956 Da ted at Longwood, Florida, PassLxe..x_a-maii.p_wiiu.k_vp_%iedi,,,.b4b,, Lake Albert. a vital link in the DR. SHAHASEDOIN RAJAEE LIKE NEW CONDITION. stay alive in sub-freezing All of said property being in the Wholesale to all. Orla nd o WholeBILLING CLERK ApTEPjP4 this 17th day of January, 1950, I BR, 18 on 1 MICHAEL DEFAZIO 9 FHA OR VA POSSIBLE, ?NEED . lot. Zoned for CASH? search. After Dr. Livingstone County of Seminole, State of temperature,. (A) Cash 322-4132 sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., 1911 Volare, I DR for sale, PB Figure wizard, accurate typing, R. GORDON WILLIAMS DR. J AM ES F. HOPKINS $29,500. multi, lam, near shopping Florida. Use Your Home As Security Orlando arrives In London and chatcLO(35) LIFE AND TIMES OF great boss to work for. PS, AC. Deluxe interior, new Larry's Mart. sic c,.,... RICHARD GIBBONS $45,500. GERALD LANG a... e.....s - .in.ury, - --. -.. -- - (Jpii, t,,.k..,wi.v,uje .iaI--.- ------------'---'---P'V, or cer' --------------- •ruw uut fires. 21.000 ml. $3,100. 323 murion suusexs.e$saie&see4.W_q,5.,$$ -. tiUUtliT Mt Billy 1UO Buy & Sell, the finest in used IRVING GOlDSTEIN, . GEORGE 3 BEDROOMS, WILSON MAtER FURNITURE K,NOGA )" Tower Financial Sin,. BATHS, tifiCa$e$ shall be redeemed ac. and Spoke' are InvIted to Ill'. BOOKKEEPER 'tries to verify Samanttia's IdenJOEL ALPER furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools ' PATRICIA FONTES BUY, SELL. TRADE LARGE PORCH ON NICE 0(14,) CHAIN REACTION 1.100.241.2469 cording to law the property Profitable businesit Recession balepubIIcg,. Superatmosphere I lily; Lydia discusses LOUIS C.'bPLlIi'ó. titanPubIlsI' -January 31)3151. First St. 23, CORNER LOT, $21,500. 39 and 32 described In such certificate or 25622 j)S(DO NEWS proof. Nets II to IS thousandThe Real Estte Agency t4__jia _ review _atw_decision_of_a_district_court SUSAN ENHOLM February 5, 17, 1910 tha's massage business with NO BROKERAGE ,: curtl(IcIt.s will be sold to the 13) (35)1 LOVE LUCY be your own boss-a one ASSEMMECH JOHN C. MAYERS 011.71 the dean; Vivian and Tony heat hIghest bidder 2 BEDROOM HOME NEAR 25 Factory made low boy trailerw th , Inc., FEES at the court house Ipeal_that_oiea_MOon_a_OUsitign_eertjfied_by_i _to_be person OperatIon, Appr*. (1O) EDUCATIONAL PRO. MIllwright exp. blue prints. Well GEORGE K. NOGA STREET. SELLER WIU. door on the 25th day of February, Sail body, steel deck, lights, up their romance. $30,000 ($5,000 + inventory), 213$', S. French (1797) Sanbond est. Company, raises In near 111 AM—& GRAMMING Publish January 23, 29 and PAINT I RE-CARPET. 1910, at 11.00 A.M. bargain. 322 7343. oLo rea t_oublic_irtoortance._or_that_ii_certified_by_i'to Sorry all CASH, but start htt, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO 323 S32I 121(17)MovIE(coN'rD) February 5, 12. 1950 25A-$20,000. FInancIaI$,rvjc,s Dated this 9th day of January, earning tomorrow REGISTER FICTITIOUS DER-76 Singer sewing mach. exc. cond. LAZA1950. k_thinfJj,ttIi.icrcjsinj DRILL PRESS OPER. TIADINAMI 12:30 $75: Rrn AC $75; GE retrig 2 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & BATEMAN REALTY Worried about Drilling Notice is hereby given that a (SEAL) I income tax? tapping exp,. Exc. 0(14) NEWS c.°'r _[ Avacadd, good cond. 5150; HEAT, FULLY FURNISHED eq. Real Estate Broker Arthur H. I.ckwitpi, Jr. 01rt'5Jp STEMPER AGENCY pay. Don't w"d.t' 'he Apply tor 6 me. extension, to.. pass this one NOTiCE OP APPLICATION Uniform 1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR.AR.SEATS MORNING BUdy Flute -1100; Siberian MOBILE HOME, LIKE NEW Clerk . HsanfordAve. fiieIosotorm. I.R.S. approv Partnership Act of the ed. t5_ Ray rtiview_any__orper_or_iudor'ent_of_.,ril FOR TAX DIED State of ALLSHOWS ROW Husky, 3 yr old male, blue REALTOR 3224991 ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS. Circuit Court, Contact Jay Jackson for Florida CA 5101119 of RICHARD LATHE OPER I 32147Sf PlirigaSta?vtest9l,ss4 eyes, best offer. 323 5734. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST. 1:46 ONLY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rIPLAZA1 --(DO RYAN'S HOPE Seminole -------iu'.e a est i,an . ,. Co.. Sanferd. court rrti?i..l k.. i.i... . . Wn,k dtaile Fl " auc.i_in_vni..b wev,uiii urea,..." Eves. $11900. "u _ ' By: Cheryl -. -Sig 322-1919 — (13) (35) DICK VAN DYKE that Mamie Dinah, the holder of company w.opportunity. ______________ IRVING GOLDSTEIN, GERALD STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Western Boots, Special s39.99pr, I (1) 0 THE FBI an APQSAI in Randim I Deputy Clerk a 17 mom Appliance -O the following cortif lcatft h" flied LANG, RANTCH ISQUITH, Hon*I Classified ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Ads didn't to GARY KRUMP, CASHIERS It. sold corilficates Ior a tax deed THOMAS IS 5:30 work. 310Sanford Ave. , there Wouldn't be any. 323-5791 lim I February 5, 12. 1910 ______________ TRANSFER STATION, $l$,0C0 Sm. 71Rw.mtrIced Consolidated Main, Systems WESTHOFF and be GEORGE K. Issued thereon. The certificate (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO • (4) DAYS OF OURLIVES COMPIefeMoblle MdIOr dPPI ,, all brands, C H&A 2 OR newly remodeled & NOGA Is the owner of the trade DER-" your chance. Justicethrotigout_the_state,_and_certified_to_recuire numbers and years of &I site I Home Repair _______________ Freeest.,yuar_3391491 (1)•THE YOUNG AND THE the description Ave. 6:55 W. Garnett White decorated, w-w carpet, Sc in property, name "ST. LUCIE GROVES,, W4 .Brunswick Brunswlckpooltable. mommomme~ 34952S9 RESTLESS imediat._resolution_by_the_supreme Rig.Real Estate Broker porch & Yard. $asmo + dec. said partnership intends to' 02)(17) WORLD ATLARGE GIN, LABOR _____________________ and the names in Which it was 372-4035 _____________________________ OSTEEN AREA PINE & CV. ALL MY CHILDREN i 82)300 sm Own. payment, regI$es' with the Cleft Of t he 323100$. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. BtyCir. (7) Will train, chance to learn great assessed are as follows: FICTITIOUS NAME COURT CUSTOM'S CONST. (6)_'_Ma w_r.viev_a_question_of_liv_certified_by_th PRESS WOODS. 53 ACRES AT 6:00 trade. country, 211 mobile home, W. CircuIt Court of Seminole Cswtty 107W. Commercial e 5) 14W CertifIcate ai $5 MONEY saver $5 Custom design homes, $100 PER WITH TERMS, Lg I OR fully eqpf, AC, 0(4) MP(Y y ef'id It. _______________________________________________________ ____________________________ nt Lucie Cou concrete blk. addition. Phone 322 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALOPi' 7151, y, Florida the Notice is hereby givin that lam Sanford Year of Issuance 1977 Elec. timer for your water Mr. Additions. 3730781 Suer'a-e_Court_of_the_United_State!_or_a_United_StatesCourt walk in clos 1:30 ets. No pets or said trade name I formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook HEALTH FIELD Separate workshop, 19. yd. (5)0 P.O. Call ANNETTE "IT. LUCIE .inw In business DescriptIon of Property Lot 15 3731734 1 ACRE ZONED MOBILE children$flSmo, dip. req. 333. (5) GROVES" in compliance with 350. Lake Monroe, Fl, 33747, 3191. 1st St., 3225712 AS THE WORLD liii 3 Pine Level P14 o of_Aeocals_which_is determinativ,_of_the_cause_and_for_which (110 SUNRISE HOME. WALKING 01$. Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, " aft. $23,000 old frame, 2 81, shade, Seminole County FicrI 912 French Ave. Name in which assessed Mattle' 51o,t 115.09 Florida Statutes, Side-by-Side refrigerator, Gen. Repairs. Licensed & TANCE $15; TO LAKE GEORGE, 626 there_is_no_controlling_Precedent_of_theiupre,.,.court near down town. Neat & clean. Dated at Lonreodd, FlorIda, the fictItioUS sterno CorneroflothI French Ct.I1WCTII, .&s IN. gj Picnic table, w-2 benches, Bonded. Free Estimates 323_____________________________ NEAR CRESCENT CITY. tOO Sanford Gracious living. Reas. (4) COUNTRY ROADS this 17th ay ot January, "Your Future Our Concern" TIIPRI$ES, and that I R All of said property being In t he full size baby bed w.mattress, 603.5 eller,S p.,,,. "°°• Florida. 0(4) THE DOCTORS 130,910 spoties,, monthly rates, utilities RICHARD COLINO Wiekly& 3 BR w.lg. "Ofs* said name PR, County of SemInole, State with the ctr MEINTZER TILE $7S;Oakporchrockers,$; 1:30 terrific kit., landscaped lot in pd.Inquire500S.O.k 141.7113 MIA Of the CircuIt Court, Seminole HARRY VAN TREES, * * * * * * *, (DOIFETOUW Florida New or repair, leaky showers our met al office desk, $70. Jenkins j7j44). May issu, writ, WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON of (1)0 ED ALLEN prohibition to courts • County, quiet neighborhood. _____________________ Florida In accordance Honis Rslr IRVING GOLDSTEIN' Unless SUCh certificate or car. (121(35) GOMIR PYLE _s!I'._25yrs. Exp. 5695342 Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323BRIARCLIFF, READY TO (121(17) NEWS GERALD LANG with the PrOvIlliris 09 the Plc. tificates shall be redeemed ac I 0951. •e1i5601..i.av....wiukix.i,i.di,ii..,ihe 1 BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only BUILDI 11,300. Tile floors installed 225 Needs finishIng touchie, lovely 2 tltlosa Name Statutes, YoWl: RAPITCI1 ISQUITH cording to law the property ______ 0:45 on Lake Ada. Just So. of .1 Man, quality operation NEWS, REPAIR BR, CIlIA, FR In quiet, nice kdIii 'O Plodde Sttutn -S-e•v&.wr and all writs necessary to the couplets described In such certificate or CRUM!_ (12)(17) NEWS () ICE 'S IVi' Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In RO (14(10)A.M.wEAmER MAYFAIR Oft i'DnI,ii I i's? ..-. C1_I.M.,5kL.a Free Ft man 17•1 Dali,,. flyers • ----.wry 11011911. 9011W. 'IW'JVIPJJU " '". W.Jnurr is UtAi cerivicaves Will oe sold so the Sanford. Call 323-5670 BETTER '1 etc. Wayne Deal, 327-1321 HOMES AREA, exercise of its jurisdiction. .3O 51g. GEORGE K. NOGA J.M. weir REALTY — highest bidder of REALTORS 6:55 Mariner's Village MAKE OFFER. Reduced $3,000 to $34 100. At. Publish Publish (4)AsOmERWoa January 12, January 29 and Febr door on the 39 and 15th day of Fbi' uary •(I)TOOAYINFLORIDA Why buy used? New brand name Nay issu, writs of mandaaus and quo warranto TRAP essmaking tractive I BR, FR, nice aria, February 3,17,1910 5,12.19,1910 BeautIful 3 BR 1 B home on Ig 1950 at 11:00 AM. to (S) fJINGUOIff I BR, IS Condo, kit. eqpt. Lawn RNG box springs I mattresses at 20 anaping CANAL FRONT LOTS FACING shade & DER-101 fruit trees. DER." Can landscaped lot Dated this 7th day of in Plnetwrstl C January, state officers and stite agencies, (121iDmopjw. Riggs Realty, REALTOR FLORIDA pet. above dealers cost. 1,10, MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE. assume. 011111110 Laiw ISA, carpet, Fl rm, oat-in kit, Alterations, Dressmaking , 1U40 May, or any lull size, queen & king. Jenkins (123 71751, THE GGI$NOR1 3327972 $14,000, Ii stir. may, issue writ, of patio & morel 8FF SERVICE CERTIFIED LAWN (IU() Drapes, Upholstery Furniture, 705 E. 25th St. 373. HOTEL Like new contemporary. I yr. I LANDSCApING CONTRACT. Just $42,500. Arthur 4 SICIWIffI Jr. 333 Q77 _____ corpus returnabi. before the eupram. I00'210' WOODED LOT NEAR L.gNotice 1 BR, newly remodeled , old' 4 II, 2$, sunken LI, court or any juatic., 4 FREE ESTIMATES 332-7902 cie of élrcult Court MAYFAIR decorated, cath.rdral cellng, split plan, GOLF COURSE. too Heat AlAC. w-w BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE district court of appeal or any $enisio$a WHAT A BUYI 4 81,31 home Santord, Fla. FURNITURE& THINGS judo, thsrf, or an cr$15,900. carpeting, wfront yard. $200 across from lake + gafabe, eoeouo GENERAl. HOSPITAL That's Classified Ads By; Cheryl Groer on a It. fenced lot In Sunland. : mo + Buy & 5eII _________________________ AMENDMENTS TO it von o cult judge. dec. 3731001. Club facilities, .5 l.q. Fla. run., w-w carp., CI, Ughi Heuling Deputy Clerk (13) (35) SANANA VJ7$ New &u Furniture MUCH 1), 1950 WOODED LOT IN LOCH eept. kit., Al lots morel Only 1 PvbIiIhJan, 15fl3,$p FRIENDS 300$. ____ Sanford Ave. HARBOR Lg. Lovely) _ OR condo, fully eapt kit, AREA OF BETTER 3736593 executive type home set on Drywall I3__shsu..hsvl5hs.pswt.,...4_44ea,,,_.Ov,,ipl,d NOTICE PS' ELECTION 0(10) THE ADVOCATES IN t HOMES. $11,900. I pool & game rm privileges. wooded ½ acre lot In Shadow ______________________ yard Debris, Trash ¼ off of total Inventory of brand d0&ILSSISI6VI.-aok&la.p....,ib.4_ by 5laSUll$w. SMIF $300 mo. 323.4570. Lake Woods, 300 sq ft under WHEREAS, Tb. Legisistur. Under. SUPERI Obi. wide 3 BR, 25 Appliances IL Misc. new interspring bedding, These )rywall, Ceilings, and Walls roil. Sunken LI, Inter COMM LCS itats Ot :lorjda. passed Jointthe Constitutlim EXTRA LARGE CORNER LOT, '5 mobile home on approx. 10 repaired. Res. & Comm.. Resolutions (c) CLE*x MD MAUHAL.-..'ni.e suprem, court shall beds are not damaged or (LOCAL) 3.s9.5371 25th LAKE MARY RD. I system, huge tall-In kit., sc proposing amendments to the Constitution of acresl Farm In countryl CM. Remodel I Additions. seconds but bra nd new top line ______ of Florida, and they did determin, and directthe State 31-ApsrtmsntsFurnlhsd $23,000 monsi I appoint a clerk and a marshal who shall held A, eat.in kit., I. DII BPP that the CaIlI3l.slieorM2.0134 bedding sets only! Free local off ice during 5115,000. said Joint Resolutions be submitted to the electors of pj,.j, SERVICE CONTRACT. Just delivery. NaIl's Sanford Fur. 1' the State of Florida, it the Special Election to be 'sIELLONVILLE CORNER th. pleasure of the court and 547,90. Apts. leE' Senior Citizens. Dawn. perform such duties as the held on Narch 11, 950. niture Salvage, 17.92. Cm ,sI 10T. RFAflV -. see _'J55n1UUW.DUUITh,1g Sanford. 322572). v,000 court direct.. Their compensation shall be fixed by Quality workmanship.No lob too Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto COUNTRY ATMOSPHEREI 2 _T NOW, THEREFOnt, I, OtOflOt FIRESTON;, Secretary of general -. small or big, Interior or cxDld. Stt of th. 8tate of Florida, do hereby give kflOW I your Ave. 5*, 1½ B home In Longwodd, P Animal notice law. Tb. maralisi shall hive the 197$ Singer Future Fully isto, Haven Grooming & power to execute the procea that 3 BUILDERS LOTS. 53*1W Special Election will be held in each County in tenor. Pressure cleaning. 3fl. club or organIzation Inc. CH.A, w.w carp., DI, den, rep sessid, used very Boarding Kennels, Thermo. REALTOR, MLS 0071 . EACH, NEAR SANFORD Florida, on March 11, 15O. for th. ratification or Furnished Garage apartment to of the court throughout th. FRIED CHICKEN appsar In this listing each pantry I morel New pool tool stat ti . Original $593, COntroled me bat. stat., and in any $1.1 or heat, off ------rejection of the Joint Resolutions proposing floor AVE. $4JIO EACH. tv may mature adults or senior citizen 1 1FF SERVICE CONTRACT, amendments p3.5774 Week for Only $3.50 Par sleeping boxes. We cater to Ni i $21 no. Agent 339-5314 to the COn5t1ttio of the State of F1ortds 'sti, d•pti;e the sheriff or a deputy sheriff for such with local references. 323.7914, Let a Classified Ad he lp you find . Yours $47,500 Call 323-2233 week? This Is an Ideal your pet. 372-5733, purpose. 102'x133' OVER SIZED LOT ON more room for storage, Into. Us ho' ed full size hotel-motel bedway to Inform th. publIc It IT FIJITNU RUOLV CRESCENT, DOWNTOWN NESTLED AMONG TRIES, Classified Ads find buyers last. that the fotlovinq atatonene be-'. $0.1 ding, Very clean, 1111445 *a. MAYFAIR AREA. custom built 3 5km $ BM yoiir CI4*-4CflVIIIIS.. Noli'; Sanford Furniture placed on ________________________ th. billet: ____________ ARTICLE VII ______________________ —____________ home with beautifully land. ________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader Salvage, 1797, So. of Sanford, FZtIANCE AND TMATIOI 93*135' scaped lawn, fireplace, WOODED LOT COIISTflVI'IOIAL , 322I72I. kg2UlwlT If your cIu or organ DOWNTOWN MAYFAIR obuflNnCeOfeNf'age,-jsuble Handyman, minor el. rep., ECTIO' 6. Homestead exemptaons... SPARKLING NEW DUPLEX 2 lotion would Ilk. 0 SECTION 535,90 with garden utility plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. MflCLi V, JCT 3 322•2420 UNITS, 2 II II each unit. WEDNISDAY vu, I yr. Inter ior. Exterior Included In thW listing serv., Senior cit. dis., $511901. reify $15915, (a) tvcy person who has thu legal or $350 per mo. 675.7775, equit.b1, __________________________ title to real estate and 3.aintalns S1'xt35' WOODED LOT MAR. All Work Quarantead call: Pc.OSI en ndea.t to the Itit. Constitution the permanent ANYTIME ___________________________ Free 1st. residence of the ovn.r. or another, thereon LAWN EQUIPMENT I SMALL VANIA AREA OF MAYFAIR, Washer repo. GE deluxe model, 372109 4 legally or naturally dependent upon, the owner, ahall be exempt to modify the jurisdiction of the aupc 113,90 ENGINE REPAIR (Fran. from taxation Sold orig. $109.35, used short Multiple Listing Service thereon except assessments for special benefits, dilsed lip to Naow Stands) Sales I , time. Bal. $IU.1Ior$19.)S mo. the assessed valuitlon of five thousand dollars, - OVER AN ACRE FRONTING service. lncltat.ssuildine ml upon Agent. 339$3 Housewives Cleaning Service .. 2565 _________________________ £ 3 OFCNICKIPI ctCb1tuIimet of right thereto in the minter prescribed CLASSIFIED Nice location in town 3 Ii, Fl. praput'ty with mobile __________________________ PersonalIzed, fast, dependable ON 2 STREETS-ADJACENT tiy law. The real estate may be held by legal ho1 REALTORS PARK DEPARTMENT or equit.. Rm,, appliances, several fruit IØ5. Ownv rotirine I will ______________________ TO A PARK NEAR WILSON Regular Ref. ripe. 16 Cu It frost free. able titli, by the entiret jointly, in coomoit, 3fl211 partlafty finance. $5590 11AN$ORC0Ii$$.* tries.sxomo.&sxo Sec. dap. SCHOOL. $17500. Mo. WeOO Wash windows i cordocilniun, or Indirectly $53, Orig. now J7 $194 ix. $3O$or$19 stock ownerihip or rssob.rby ship representing, the owner's ________________ No Petit Call 332.1477.' CELLENT TERMS. Au1 * VISITASLIO, or master's proprietary 1354. Trent Painting & Repair Branch .. AFPOIOASLII.IVINSI Sires Interior & Exterior to Inhiw-initially in excess of ninety_eight years. $lIaIh.4y..r,atd,at.uw of ________________________ Free Est. a.t my bead SM sf1 taM the Great Seal 322355e *1.1, saIl tipS IN so. Fenced of the Stat. sat Florida it ?Sllshaason, Ib) Not more than one exemption shall be allowed SITTER THAN NEW heck iii wMh utility Wild. i the Capital. this the 17th day of BeeCarpentry, Painting Maint any individual or family wilt or with respect to eakir A. D., 1979. EUT$LER PAINTINGI Of all types . LIc. Bonded rsi*,.ientjal Wilt. No exception shall exceed thu any huMP DINI desirable vs U. Sanford neigh. REPAIR...-Interior,Exterior . of the real sstat assessabl, to th. owner or, 323-6035 Insured S34.$399 9! AMMAMIC in case of '*' , " 9*0I 43 ownership through stock or,aemb.rskip in a corporati on. shopping I loll. $44,900. -.the value of the proportion vhtch hi.. ______________ t interest in the . DeNIM Land Co. REALTOR. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT DINNI We sensi nommircial in corporation bears to the a.Ioaaed value of the property. Paiilting&Refnodelipç I ____ % __________ 7 REMODELINGI REPAIR. APTS. general low sad subject to cesditiasip" 11*. FREE ESTIMATES, SEIGLER REALTY S.O. SAL INT aatst finmchq. _____ ____ ______ agecUled thersiji the ___ 374 Call any line WSM UOKEI ________________________________ DNI 1_istriet_ . 11 i P'VW. _____________________ Y e' . . I - ' - - -- - -. - .. - ' - . LOW DOWN -- - - •-- . - - - . ------- - _____ - - _______________________ -- - - HAL COLIT - - - _______________ • - -- - - - • - - - - . _______. - - Legal Notice __. - - MORRIS Sr REAL STATE - - Ca re - -- -- - - - ______ -- .... ------ - - -_ ._- - . - -. . ------- - - - -- - - 0 - - .- - Ne -. - - 1 113 _________ —A-. -- - City Clerk TRADE NAME ______ ______________________ - -- .-__ - - - - -- CallBart - -- - - ffie - - - _ - .- -.' - .- - , - "' —"Sf5, I /4(jfJ// - - . -" - _________________________ , .'- - - ___________ R.aft.r. - ' - -- __________________ . WNESL _________________________ - - . 99C - . - - ... ----"-' __._. a "'.'.'. _. - - - .. . i• - ' _______________________ ' - -- _________________________ ___________________________ _________ ________ =Ir ngirovomIlIft ____________________ ______________________ _________________ ___________________ - __________________________ I ' u - _______ _____________________ - - - ST _____ ____ - ______________ _______________ . .. [J -. - - a.. — - "' ______#__ - i.y 0 . . ,VJU,I U .vn "r' MOT . IVwWCyp a . - - _________ ____ s w., , ___________- - - - " ' - - i - - CIII I 80sethem Harold weld Hell Iselty - a ' - - Day Or gh ' --- - - ' - - - 34p,cu - - - fltlflg.-.Dscjjjtinj - ' - . SPECIAL , - 52—Appllarices - . ,IP ., . - Chicken Dinner . - - aloft -. OffIce . ________ - $2o25 ' $2.75 Heir.s 'k" - - - -_ *RNS.PUNCNAVI. . ______ . - - age - ' . 11 - - - UTIE UCRZTh*T 01 STATE -. , 051*c ------V U. W. - ,;c _____ - ____ ___ $Iwjs.s' - In- to as asowntm,t dellsra of the ssusaad value of the rest estate if t he awner has sttsi uluty4ivs or is totally and permanently disabled. - - VOCUTT I AUTO M -- y __ Hwy. UM.$surd WNTING _ (c) . £VTNVU C. _______________________ ______ ________________ I - *—Mi Nonus _______________ - v ' ' _: ___ 1W _ - An ow IONWIlIffil fildifir BROAD. 1 MOSS. fr S roar SR's. I QEISOSy MOSILI S$Q$ ___________________ _______________________ U — — 0%04&..&. ___________________ VVW - vA'r.i1 - 1115111." 'I ,,, 323.2222 - - ': - -. - - as a OYST C*TFII _____ - . & -..-- House Clssnkig —4i.sssLMIi.,'nlhsd - PLUSI -.---.. Ewising 1111MM '. . PIECES MASHED BAKED - - ' NOT ROLL - ___ I - -- ;2.. 1. .' ic .. - . Z. , , ;tj. .. ,I,%t _____ 1:r ' '-,-."______ ." i, .'_ - - - '., ',,,. -- , I. -;ft S 1,.,,., :_4 .._. I I To List Your Buslness.. DiGI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �- . . . . .. . - .. - .. .. .. •.-_t--• .....-. -. _ - • -. -. .. -. .. 4 . -... . .. -. .. . - ,. . • ...-. •... • •. . • • •. .•..... •....- . . • - •. . . .p , . - . I . - . - . . .. •. -- - - .-. 45—Evinlng Harold, Sanford, FL BLONDIE - Tuesday, Jan. CAMEL) OUT EXACTLY I IP4ALLYGOTMYCHEOBOO+( (HNEST7 IT kOr4EV 1M SO PROUD SEL BALANCE - URE Answer to Previous Puzzle headgear (2 PAP DAN Narcolepsy Dis e as e I For each wds.i 1O1W1L Al VIE q3 42 Ontario 4 Enclosure ____ SEA TTR capital 7 Bench jt n 1 UE 45 Arabian 10 Glazes ou coffee Causes Fast Sleep rir E N 0 £NTR 12 Concerning 47 Poetic foot oft the ear py EC LI ______________________ L 51 Garden plant SUB F 1 P 14 Summer drink 52 Don I MB DEAR DR. Juan's ILO C S 15 Baby carriage _____ mother a close retauve who has 5 • D Dr. 16 Mexican 54 Energy PTA • u y vo narcolepsy. The doctor sandwich agency(abbr) A R N 0 fl A I decided this after he had had 17 Code dot 55 Knight UBN DAIS ON AT 18 Continent Lamb severa l h ospital stays and 56 Oeillade s p A C005 $0$ 20 Winch 57 Aromatic herb every conceivable test made 22 Citrus fruit 38 9 mv 58 Those on him, including brain 24 Grasp firmly office ii Hit hard (abbr., Lat, 2 waves, spinal taps and the 13 Hip (sI) 26 Political group 59 Printers wds 111111111_ I'd like to know works. measure (p1) 19 Criticize 30 Authjr of 40 School organi. sease. something about the The Raven 60 Bijou severely zation (abbr.) by Chic Young T SEE! NO CHE) ANO NO 16- 11 EVEN.' ;•••••_ - 39 Mans opera ACROSS 29, $O - 4" I ~7~ / E - 0 S _________ I J have - ECO ___ _______ - lie, 16 i 2 ' _ ___ _____________ WELL, WHAT THE SAME KIND OF YOU by Mort Walker u TO2AY 32 Year 33 Doctrine adherent (suffix) RIGHT % ? I 50 Serene 36 Nabob (abbr ) 7 Homes (si.) 29 Punch 37 Feminine (suffix) 30 Shoofly 35 Electrifies - C 43 Buckeye State Latvian syllable poiw 41 Aimed at 21 Olympic board (abbr.) 44 Gamut I Calumet 23 Poor area 2 Tan 45 My (Oar.) 24 Expense 3 Back end 46 Rowing tools 25 4 prison 5 Greek letter 27 Molten rock 4849Ship Unemployed 6 Suitable place 28 Entity 34 Musical ______ - DOWN pronoun AN JUSIA LITTLE OFTHE& TUESPAY! SERVING ________________ O)<AY, I'LL. )-1AVE POLJBLEG ON THE SKIP THE (I SERVE EVERY w- !! 1I 1 it.ci ARE - 8 Correct a manuscript - ____ i / - Q) - - - - - - - - M - - 1 - by Art Sarsom - 19 - 7WWK.79`T IT 21 23 32 __ 39 138 - - 42 46 45 __ - - - - I by Bob Montana -Is flCTION71 OF E6P AND Wif ESP? 1 73'416 My PWONE HAD I ______ . .I — I _-1k by Howie Schneider ___________________________ IS JIET VIJCkJI - L _______ , ______ ir IF - E I _ CHOCOLA,TE 10 by At Vermeer I HERS, LET ME WARM IT UP RN FOR 40.1.' IT.' ___________ _ 6 — ________ _ __ _ situations today where they you're not likely to be an want to keep things from achiever today. But it there is others. You don't need their something you strongly desire brand of Intrigue, todo,successwillbeeuy. ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) You'll things done your Study things carefully today _ ___ ______ I U __ ~ il I I i suaS BUNNY by stoffol a Helmdahl . Ig 0 go Aw% __ e. _______ _____ ___ - 4 I - _ your - - e C US b 0*' I'N 4 /. 0 _____ Z * ,— _____ ____ SPIDER-MAN ""b-., "_"" , TOTAL 221] SI .. • Pan Pan ,4 7 ; ' by - __________ I P .. I to delight the hospital medical staff with his stories, He emphas1W his belief that warmth and complautonate care for the patient is one of the most importan t things a No _______ A y - - ____ _________ j I . ___ _____ ____ __ ____ ___ ___ 11 ____ I _ . T. K. '- ! . iffm 4q F 1111111111t - 1, __ ~_ ____ - __ __ 'k I 1! Thomas F. Frist Sr., Founder and chairman of the board of Hospital Corporation of America. reports said, "Because of what they have done here, the Canadian gov- I , Herald Photo by Tom Vincent left, chief of staff at Seminole Memorial llospital, talks with Dr. - this issue," He said "perhaps five or six and some others" made refer. ernment will be directly responsible for any harsh treatment ence to the hostage Issue in statements delivered at the closed meted out against the hostages," Ghotbzadeh said. door conference. The nations included Iraq, Niger, Senegal "The Canadian government sooner or la ter will pay for Its and other African countries, he said. Tht.Ht.I-.nte in- 't iraffa1r*, forihis dup1icft and ____________ "When I was n be ho11tarier my sur à1d "I got more good from people of the housekeeping staff coming in and saying 'you're looking good' and speaking kindly to me than I did from any doctor coming in and saying ,stick your tongue out - you're doing OK. Kindness ___________ meant mor e to me than anything else, "it's so important to have happy employees who pitch In and work together tor the good of the patient." ' Williamson told the commissioners they made the right choice In opting for a brand new hospital Instead of trying to renovate the old. "To correct all the Inadequacies of the old building would have cost virtually as much as building a new one," Williamson said. "And then you're still in an old building — faced with all of the biases built in against that building. "With a new building there's a tendency to inherit all the good feelings about the hospital while losing the bad." Af ter the days meetings at the hospi I, Seminole Memorial Hospital staff had nothing but good things to say about HCA. "I'm happy," said John Day, opthamologist. Dr. Kenneth Wing, chief of staff, said he was happy "we came back to the free enterprise way of thinking." County commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said, "If everything goes OK, the commission could sign the final contract with RCA in a month's time — if the contract they bring back from Nashville still looks like the one we thought we negotia ted," DIANE PETRYK - ____ cheating." - - - The foreign minister said the six Americans would not have been treated as hostages, since they were outside the U.S. Embassy when ft was seized by Iranian militants Nov. 4, and would have been free to leave Iran at any time, Ghotbzadeh, clearly angered by the Canadian move, said he had nut been informed of the action by the Canadians, but had learned of it through foreign correspondents and an unnamed third country. He accused Canada of agreeing to help the Americans out of Iran for domestic political gain, an apparent reference to Prime Minister Joe Clark's campaign for re-election, in which Afghan Rebels - he trails opposItiort leader Pierre '11rudeau. Western diplomatic sources denied reports the Americans left Iran using Canadian diplomatic documents. One source said such behavior would be a clear violation of the Vienna convention of 1970. He admitted, however, that It would be difficult to otherwise explain how the Americans obtained an eidt visa to leave Iran. They left the country over the weekend and were reported to have been taken to a U.S. Air Force Base in West Germany. Earlier, Iran rejected any compromise on the release of the 50 American hostages. - - - - - - - - - Slow Russian Troops By United Press InternatlanW unconditional and total withdrawal" of the estimated 85,000 Red Army occupation forces In Afghanistan reportedly are Russian troops now In Afghanistan, bogged down by stepped-up Modlem rebel attacks, sniper fire Carter 8Wd, "Despite increased Soviet activity in nor. and anti-Soviet unrest in the cities. theastern Afghanistan, Soviet activities have been slowed." "Under every category, the people of Afghanistan are He noted Soviet press reports "have finally acknowledged rebelling against and arising against the Soviet occupation," occasional rebel successes, but have still not admitted any U.S. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter Ill said Soviet role in the fighting." Tuesday In relaying the reports reaching Washington. Numerous reports reaching Washington Indicate "the Soviet The reports of the Soviet battlefield reverses came hours military operations have been hampered by Insurgent attacks, after Moslem nations meeting in Islamabad, Pakistan, con. road blocks, destroyed bridges, sniping and unrest in the demned Moscow's action and called for the "Immediate, cities," Carter said. - Found _____ But Search hope of finding survivors who might have though the person was unconscious. Continues However, Moody said, "The reports of __ Ambulance ________________________ ________ _________ - I- __________ - L - ___ ___ - ___ MI alE. 'ML) DIDWr fl.I. êIV .iv ___ 131 All F1 Ofl' - MD 141 CM - ____ _____ ___ , - . . ___ ____ Action Reports.................8* ............... 4A Bridge .........................4C Uled Ad. ................t4B Comics ........................4C adt ad the y is pdwmed. ambtles service contract, service : : : :::: : : : ' ' ........ _ t- __________ _____ , '• ___ TWCW ($WOS .. 4C audit in helf 11W Um it wouM take another company shown that it is needed, but Insisted the independent French wdd~ "by the county asking for an in4epth Under the at coesiderable savings. a udit must be the first step. study of rates. We ha ve a responsibility to the i. ...................... 4C be terminated with 90 days notice. Willis $ld the conuniseloners at a work session Willis said an audit by another company would taxpayers to do that," Editorial th at Herndon'i Decenber st ta ke three months or more. atement showed an "You may consider it harrasament," Corn- ..8* As ior t an.t, County Administrator I— Flartili $18,000 less due to uiioreueen costs. Primarily, he "In that time I'll have lost not only the $6,000, mlsslonerBobSturmnsald."Butweconsideritgood Niijwpnr said he "would bet any money" Horoscope .....................4C sald,Hern&nfowidlt necessary to Increase payro ll $7,000 or $6,000 the audit wi ll cost, but ano th bus iness conduct to look Into your practices." er cmnp.py's sner does not want to provide it. ....................... IA tal by about 10 percent sInce June to keep staff from $15,000 to $20,000 In lost fees," Willis said. Neiswender said Tuesday evening he hopes of Herndon Ambul"ce, j. E. Wiflis, Natlos.........................3A being bired away byflre departments and Other "You must thlnkwe don't pay our people orwe private enterprise can continue to provide am. sted the audit performed by John Hallas & Co. cvsnpetltcr.. O'ves .............' don't buy gas," Willis said. bulance service for Seminole County. There are __ 1* 51i1iCI1L ___ lU1d Sports He asked that the ambulance service's Willis saidhe had had more trouble with Seminole several alternatives to Herndon, he said. Thevisis. d to sq abat Salim isiluslIsawy rate be increased from W to $60 and County officials than Um of any Other county In 1971 the cw=issloiln di.scussed the possibility of __ *iewend.r said, But he t"ii'lad UII1 their aUdit their nonomergency rate from $23 to $40. In ad- Herndon seniu. And, he said, the people of a county-run service, but it was felt it would be World..........................IA ea not accurately reflect 8ern1suS County's diticti he said the company wants to increase from Seminole County are the most satisfied. more costly than contracting with a priva te firm, — 'pereh"of H rn ou's cod of deb$H $UGtO$2 the psrIle charge Ut is added to the He also said he is Ud of being "harraued"by DIANE PEmYK t i)t'/ ___ ___ Service ' The owner of the ambulance company under He said Herndon's corporate structure Involves base rate, the county. coqtract to serve Seminole County thiist.ned manyspin.off companleswlth co-mnlngledfunds not "Wehave tohavesomerellef righ t away," Willis Asketo bespe Uic, he aid th arrassjnt Ttjjcy o p providing emergency service here sIcieJy dlffertntlated by the current auditor, said. "Or we'll have to pull out." not come from the commissioners. Asked lift came gj grants the coPspeny a the county The commissioners agreed to discuss the ma tter from Gary Kaiser, public safety director, he said John 0*11*1 & Co. has been the auditor for Hero. rite inere,, But county officials said they don for about 11 years, Willis said since the corn- next Tuesday. They indicated they did not no. Esaldn't cenelder the increase unless an In. psny Is farnIll*r with Herndon's booka It can do the necessarily object to the rate increase if it can be "You were not harraued," Commissioner Bob by CraI L.gg.ft - DO Firm: Hike Rate Or No I __ I." _____________________________________ A s.s. - . r4 . ___ Dr. Kenneth Wing. - wicident, in Cout Guard history. ______________________________________________________ Ryan ________ _____.JW 1 L Pre% International Moslems Lobby For Hostages - Survivors __________________ I ' 'T ________ 4 United Warrant Officer Joe Moody, mimin mwmembas of thie tender final death WH will be 23. None of the basically, because the weather con. Jerry Chalmers, who headed a team Of Norman Vanzke, comnuulder of the 2nd Capricorn's crew was injured. ditions are not so bad that someone could engineering officer for the St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Fire Dep Blackftm were alive. artment SCUBA Coast Guard District, St. Liouls. Coast Guard U. Steve Veockus told a not survive In a state of semi- Coast Guard Group, who is in charge of di vers relieved by Moody's The Blackthern sank Monday night teams, said news sness," Vc said, four the divers, said the 14 Coast Guard and diving into the murky Mullet Key In four minutes I A Tampa newp. (the Tribune) Mad Key Chalnnek new Um amth 01 searched near Egrnont Key and off shore He said Ufe jackets on the Blackthorn Navy "hard hat" divers will re-search Channel to the Blackthorn was 4,Uke reported in Wednewillly,s editions the and along the southwest area of Tampa were of a type that would keep the the sunken vessel, including locked store looking at an elephant 3 inches at a Blackthorn originally had not been scheTamp. Bay, with the MO-foot tanker time." Capricorn, It was the word peacetime Bay along a mangrove swamp in the wearer's face above the water even rooms and storage areas, duled to sail for Texas until today. $PINflFY ____ , Iranian Foreign'Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh today vowed _" that Canada "will pay" for smuggling six Americans out of Iran and will be "directly responsible" for any harsh treatent of the U.S. hostages still held in Tehran. ISIAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) — A number of Moslem He called the rescue of the six a "flagrant violation of in- countries attending the emergency Islamic Conference on ternational law, a betrayal of Iran and a brutal act of Afghanistan have lobbied privately for the release of the espionage." American hostages in Iran, conference sources said today. The foreign minister offered the first official Iranian reacThe conference, which ended Tuesday, took no formal action tion to the incident, adding that "we did not have the slightest on the hostage situation, but it urged Iran and the United idea" that the diplomats were hiding in the Canadian Embassy States to resolve their outstanding differences peacefully. in Tehran for three months. "At least two nations I know of, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, He vowed that their rescue would have consequences for the approached the Iranians in the coff idors to try to talk sense hostages, who now have been held in the U.S. Embassy for 88 with them," one conference source said. "But they were very, days. very sensitive about it.,, The rescue "happily now gives us a reason to justify the Agha Shahi, conference chairman and presidential foreign taking of hostages in the American Embassy," he told a affairs adviser for Pakistan, confirmed at a news conference . . - Meanwhile, the Coast Guard an. floated to shore. But he acknowledged "Today's sear ch will be a more Intense this morning show there were no air nounced Twenty-seven of the 50-man crew of Coast Guard and Navy intensified a its five-member Marine search today for survivors of a buoy Blackthorn survived, Including the the chance of finding anyone alive was search. We'll be looking not only for podiets in the ship. No one can be ex- Investigating Board will convene at 9 bodies but also for any structural pected to ha ve survi ved (inside)." tender ll tanker collision, but admitted vessel's officers, and six bodies were "very slim." a.m. Thurady at Tampa's MacDill Air "The search effort is continuing, damage to the ship," he said. chances were "very slim" any of the 17 recovered. If no survivors are found the Force Base under direction of Rear Adm. THI! F Ship ST.PETERSBURG, Fla.(UPI) — The (RAY rrcoot' 1111101111110py 'IN - .. " - 10410'.. __ '1 all this specializel:11 equipment." Frist promised to equip Sernimle Cowty's new facility with the but of everythInIl allowed by the govamment. Although he had open heart swgery and suffered a stroke three years ago which Impaired his spelack Frist managed _______ ; I - - laboratory procedures," Frist said, "Today hospitals need _________ __ - Meeting with the county commission and county officials at noon, Dr. Frist assured them that RCA "Is paying Its way in the world and accepting no federal or county financial help" Ft, 61, said he still makes hospital rounds everyday, although he is "almost" ivate practice. He told Commissioner Sandra Glem the only commissioner who voted against HCA's proposal to build a new hospital, that 10 years have seen little improvement, if any, in tabJ ththi, cars or "But loyears ago we did not have cardiac care as It is now, WC didn't have nuclear medicine, ultra-sound, gutrointestinal labs, pulmonsIry4unction labs and- other special and ZOONI ES I" __ ns, questio John Romita ________________________________________________ ________ xr1cise. ___ - Frist, Williamson and Dr. Thorras Frist Jr. JoLned their negotlatom Doug Lewis and John Wade. in Sanford in an effort to get acquainted with the community and answer Station. Now York, N.Y. 10019 1 ' ~- -!--.,~ Pay-__-, .• t For Sm uggl*inT Americans I -d' hospitals, Indudinif over 20 in per year, according to ifs executive vies piiiIdpt, G. Williamson Jr. . _____ by Stan i 1 ____ WAI.KIN&1S . VE - 165 managed or ow& (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge," cvm of this newspap*, P.O. Box 489, Radio City East and defeating a four- 14 I I Tuedtay. By 19, Hospital Corporation of America was formed with 11 member-hospItals. Today, the corporation includes A beautiful hand whether t was actually olayed or merely devised by lean's fertile brain. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ' .. .. (ANY iwva) - ' _____ - -KII4JN&OU 4HOffSSL i ______ a. ________ I '.% ____ 46 spade contract. 'p ______ II I I - 4 I Pan 34 Pass s• I*t NEW ________ ____ _ n4•v5 n Pass 30 11111111111111111W - ___ -F - Pass - To ay [_ ________________ TUMBLE WEEDS East seeth Pass 14 Pass 3 ________ TEIVI 11 N" 14 _ AUNT by Bob Thaves TIME I wed '' - FRANK AND ERNEST 1i Vulnerable: Both DeaIer. North good second (or even third) time waiters. AlaaSs.tag effort. CAPRICORN (Dec. 234an. Swedish expert Jean Besse GEMI (May 21-June 20 ) 19) An indirect approach has long been known as one of Unless you stay on top of rather 11150 $t*'aig01W5fd the world's greatest players. things today your financial attack may be Today's hand sees Jean sitting affairs could got out of ardw. fident method to Keep everything in balance goals today. Don'trealch be ptahy. - - Now, South thought that est had to hold the last two spades so South just went after clubs. On the third club Besse discarded his last diamond. West ruffed with the seven of spades and led the last diamond whereupon Besse scored the setting trick with the king of spades. ____________________________ I ,,,; -- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 8AGITARIU8 (Nov. 23What you hope to aiccomplish Dec. 21) Arrange your Opening lead:* K today may not come off schedule today so that the smoothly on the flrst try. most Important Things will work out with a tended to first. Eliminate any By (wa1d Jacoby _______ _______ ~ , •K10973 - - - - . .. ,. It was Dr. Thomas F. Fr6t'a dream to create a hospital different from the usual, a hospital that emphasized warmUI, compassion and kindness toward patients, that was meticulously clean, served excellent food and had the finest and latest equipment. in 1°, more out of necessity than any other reason, Dr. Frist opened a priva te hospital in Nashville, Tenn. He was then Associate rofesaor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University and, as a cardiologist and specialist in internal medicine, had no hospital available for his private patients. Parkview hospital, following Dr. Frist's philosophies, quickly grew from a 504)ed fiacillity to an institution of 415 beds, "Our experience showed that a private enterprise could run a hospital more efficiently and at least as economically as the non-profit system," FYiA told Seminole County : : The defense started with three rounds of diamonds in NORTH 129 which Jean played his queen, • A 65 Jack and 10. South had to ruff ___________________________________________________ K that third diamond and go 97 after trumps. #AQJ2 With trumps breaking 3-3 WUT EAST he was sure to make the con•7 43 *K12 tract if East won the first or VQ953 T 10876 second trump with his king. • AKS 2 •Q J 103 He couldn't hurt South with a 484 465 fourth diamond lead. Then SOUTH how did South go down? Q J 109 Jean simply let South's A2 queen and jack hold the first •54 two trump tricks. FM to %, Iran Vows Canada ., 4' - • His Hos 'pital Concept - BRIDGE . H4'Fóunder Prec.es ' way today because you feel' without letting thoughts ,_ way is right. Howem, become yaw aim. Being too allow others the some latIbAe introspective will rdwd your so they, too, can do a good job progr ess and keep you from without interference. doing thait wtdch is necessary. . weight. for WIN AT want ~ . self.ad&eed envelope tie also assured the doctors the hospital would 4 said. _______ - 4im'I(i - Graph, Box 489, Radio City favor you today. 71w one Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure t exception: You could be a trifle cm'eleu or extravagant specify birth date. in handling your resourCOL PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) UBRA (Sept. 23OCt, 23) Don't let people draw you into Without proper motivation I \"NONSEP4GE.' IS PELICIOfJS. MIGHT L E STUART.' THING STRANGE iuij difficult to treat, although you tense them. I . a number medicines are You Might want to available that do help in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) begins with your birth date. Overall conditions tend to Mall 1 for each to Astz.o. F _ ________________ _________ . FRANKLY,I THQLr2W 40LJ - "Well, with your weather down here, we should beat that," Frist said. - Pride are benefit in the months ahead. you won't saythings that YOU Be ready to move swiftly shouldn't. when opportunity knocks. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your AQUARIUS (Jan. WFeb. initial appraisal of matters 19) Think things out as you go. today could be a trifl e Romance, travel, career, negative. After studying luck, resources and possible everything more closely, pitfalls for thie coming months you'll find your early fears are all discussed in your were paper dragons, Astro-Graph Letter that _________ . ( it. it's really part 'icle that runs under the neck area. You can variation in It's true that wedo not know see cords of muscles stand out what causes it and some cases in the neck sometimes when 60 hospi in 90 days at the earliest. Sometimes, he said, Certificate of Need negotiations take three to six months, "But HCA has the strongest Certificate of Need with expansion in mind, "We learned from experience," he said. "We "Now you can holdyour heads high, that in this build all departments with room to expand, as day and time it's possible to run an organization well as plan for expansion in the electrical and on a sound financial basis. other power systems." "There wasn't a multi.hospital industry 11 "We're going to draw a lot of patien ts that are years ago," he added. 'So we have to go to now going to Orlando," he said. Procter and Gamble and Xerox and similar Frist also said HCA would help in recruitment companies to study their practices. Some of the of doctors. same tools can be used within the health care "We're not here to force anyone on you," he industry." said, "But out of 40,000 employees worldwide, we As long as HCA has a sound fin an cial base, can find anybody you need." Frist said, It won't be forced to cut back services Years ago, he said, the fact that a hospital was as costs go up. It may just be those few pera profit-making entity was something people centage points gained from quantity were ashamed of. But things have changed, he and negotiations, he said, make the difference. consults with each community individually on itS needs, including each medical specialty, before designing a hospital, Frist said with the corporation's experience, it might have the hospi ta l completed in 15 to 16 months, "I told them 18," Lewis said. - _____ hallucinations Just at thf' time be built - and there is a __ They may also have - who i C1 negotiation team in the nation," he said. "We'll go before the IISA I Health Services Agency) with a strong case, "And when we get the approval we'll hit the ground running." Although IICA has no protot)e hospital and in that the center. Jan., IA8OR AHA... J bVS OA&)Ck) PRISCILLA'S POP - 57 ll~ 59 and act like you are HOROSCOPE ________ OH.IDWT - trengthen these muscles and th at might help a little bit but problem obviously such a I' doubtful that It will solve should not be driving automobile or involved in your problem. Usually when a occupations that require person has quite a bit of excess skin, there's only one By BERNICE BEDE OSOL constant attention. way to get rid of It and that's a I don't think you need to surgical approach. A plastic worry about developing this surgeon who does cosmetic 1980 problem yourself. But work can do Us and give you because you're interested in a good clean-cut jaw and by not spending more ftn sleep, I'm sending you The neckline. If there's excess fat YOUR BIRTHDAY Health Letter number 10-6, in this area, he can remove you take in. Wednesday, 30, 1980 CANCER (June 21-July fl) Sleep and I nsomnia, Other the fatty tissue. I should add Sudden or unusual changes Sticky sit ua tions can be reader, who are Interested in that it will probably come where your work or career is resolved today through sleep problems can send 75 back if you eat too much and (R rHE It's DEAR READER hard to describe it but YOU Another important aspect of experiment until you see what they start INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I # 't)UR 5KEsr CUPLfl A5 EJE LOU)S SIR IS YOUR LCf £RIEkke IL) !t.iGk) L1C? these areas? _____________________________________ I/llA E E K & MEEK - 53 -..L - - ________________ 7 1 - county and medical leaders, announced convulsion but really a it's not always well developed paralysis of the muscles, lot of individual 48 49 50 L 58 "ARC'S J - SINCE PPW'/ SAW 'G PHONE fINCE WHEN DID 'iOij *'GET INTO COMMUNICATING ENTAL. TELEPATHY,FACT OR 11 THIS HOT 52 - -_ - ARCHIE '/ou HAvEf - - - -*9 [CCWLJNICATlON6 BY £61',' *ThOuG4T5 THRCUGfI - 47 __ 51 . - Pk F (X W-y-WC- - C44 43 of name of Seminole County's new hospital will be: Contral Florida Regional Hospital. Doug Lewis, HCA's director of domestic development, said the company decided not to use Se minole or Sanford in the name because ,,we want to be thought of as a regional hospital," Dr. Thomas Frist Jr., president of HCA, told the doctors their aim is to be a regional drawing lose control of their muscles you can pull on muscles that and fall tothefloor when they are underneath the jaw. We start laughing. This isn't a call this the platysma muscle. • 40 41 I Hospital CorPoration Re i ncil Hosoltell d shouldn't be in the hospital and I don't want any patient in the hospital an extra day." he said. IICA's vice president for real estate has been town several times, Frist said, in an effort to tie down several sites on an option basis. After this has been accomplished, he promised Seminole Memorial staff and county officials HCA would "get with everybody" be fore making their final site decision, Frist predicted HCA could get a Certificate of Need, the required sta te approval, for the new America (HCA), in town Tuesday to meet with 14 hours con- with this problem often have out 1 Top officials of F1ori I By DIANE PEmYK Herald Staff Writer short, so frequent short 10 to 15, yet my chin and neck episodes of falling asleep are look like someone twice my the hiallmark of narcolepsy. age. My neck is so wrinkled This is to be distinguished and my jaw has a bulldog from hypersomnia which look. Are there any exerd just peolonged ex- I can do to tighten the skin In 26 27 28 29 I _______________________________ 10 are quite overweight but no more of sleep tthuously. I - 24 25 C;) colepsy is an interesting 34-year-old Man and have a sleepIng I Centr - - periods Hospital Corporation Of America Proposes Name For New Facility: I 1551, tz'eatitbut thatitwaspossibly RadioCityStati0n,Neorkt caused by hereditary factors. NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB I am a NatDEAR READER means - - Send your request this well known and that they to me, in care of to newspaper, P.O. Box really weren't sure how cessive sleep. For example, 22 U -- 17 — 20 - THE BORN LOSER - 16 15 l-2q RONaE!THAT'S Evening Heraid—CUSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 11 51 Greek letter disease. These people fall chin and neck of a 60..year.old 53 Common tree asleep rather easily. The man. I am a few POUndS - - - ______ I - ____ - BEETLE BAILEY ti I in 1 ____________ 72nd Year, No. l38—Wednesday, January 30,1980—Sanford Florida i ra 1 , ___ __ ____ __ ____ ___ ____ 1 1 1- r --i- ___ - 0 , -; -- -. .-- N4.1 I—- srrlL!" • L, , '•", - -, • -.,•., - -.. - --':-'-' - -- , .. -i• •- ' -- • , , - -I.-- e - o. 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S .--- - •' .- .- . -I ' -S. 5-.- - BLON DIE CLUB IS 1950 by Chic Young ) ThAT'S WIIAT TI.4E DEBATE'S ABOUT! BE" SHOULD THERE Lr I- 11 'SHOuLD Ti.4EE BE?' '1~\ NOW" WE DON'T 5UBJE'r A DEBATE C Monday, Feb. IS, ThE SPONSONC, I Sanford, Fl. 4B—Evening Herald OUR —J'---- ylt CO J'\_ ______________ _____________ L _________ I -2-o BEETLE BAILEY _____ _____ 4J T by Mort Walker S _ I WANT YOLJ MEN TO KNOW PO YOU EVER 6ET '~ or THAT M ALWAYS AVAILABLE IF YOU EVER NEEPANV Tl.IE ELINTI.4AT ITIS 4LL APYl PY$CE OR HELP QtJ/Ck_ _ _______ Z_(8 UP _ _ . — . THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom TE.fRIBL'i 114 M3 TODAY, TUT-TUT!1W IM I3OT TO < VJORP V.JORK PILU4Ø uf?z PRAT _ 24 Total 26 Resident of __ r Selma —— — 15 —— _________ 42 — — — -'1,,YER.' EXCELLENT— - I , 45 ,S 1 — 47 — — — — — — — — —— — ______ ____ ROSCOPE 'RNICF th to negotiate will he lp you people w ho will live to 100. February 19, 1O achieve things today that O ne of the important criteria Through some of yo ur more flexi ng yo ur muscles could for deci ding whether a person creative friends several never do, by Howe Schneider ___ unusual opportunities T5 ___________ _____ ______ ____________________________ -- 1. ___________ ______________ A possible pitfalls and career for the coming months are all by Al Vermeer ASK ME THERE)o I WAS "\ JUST 1t iANY (fr" THINKING MN5AZINE5 014 THE 0 THE SAME htARKET 1OY .'• Th) Q Il ç - _ _)&v.. çUk : ffAk;;, ., ____~ -41 "~ 2-lB by Stoffel & Helmdahl - 04-1, _____ WHATS UP. DOC 7 S VN MY PAYS. _____ ______ C FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves A tug-of-war between to dealing with material at. satisf yi ng your self-interests fairs today. In other areas or responding to the cares of they could lead you astray. ? AV KP1P iT *IV1 I SAYS " AS AS 2-18-10 r. - 4E -' CfA* WZff #AJ5 L .' / ____Lv! _______________ ________ / .. T)4mNY$XPP TLJN'y' _______________ - _ _ _ _ ________ _______ 'a .; _____ - - - -- - ; Al. - . ___' I) _____ a. "S _ - ___-_____N_~~ __ . __ ________ &#6'a&__.A____._ Sanford IfL INI&M _______ ________ S - - --- ---- By DONNA ESTES ____ ____ ______ ____ '10 . ; Gain reconitiiends -- S I problem, t of." also newly appointed, that he would sign the Arthur Harris, said .. contract. Harris, %%ho prolmsedat his first Ward meeting on Ja ii. 22 that the hospital grant - bonuses to ciiiployees for remaining loyal during the hospital's uncertain SOPIII: SHOEMAKER future, said he would sign the contract •• Ill)P1')k't1% are also to install dust collector to Hospital Public Relations Director Kav Corporation (if Ali ierica, has turned do%% it (lays and hand over the Americans to Western reporter: "Iran has not yet Vance would only say his meeting with U.N. Walfteini gave thein "a chance to review the situation In depth." fie President Abolitassan Bani-Sadr, Iranian that had been inade by tlie ayatollah Monday it accepts the five international and hard work ... devoted to this The new silos at the ready-mix plant have 15 block manufacturing plants will each be 45-feet high and 20-feet operational in 1980 to serve conwide and each will hold 430 tons of struction needs of growth areas aggregate. throughout Florida. The company would be tile return of the shah to face earlier decision by the ruling Thus, formal acceptance by Iran was confirined by White House aides who Revolutionary Council to give Bani-Sadr, all that stood in the way of tile coin- indicated Carter would not be able to trial. million. The scheduled ready-mix plant will provide jobs plant will provide 5 million blocks supervisory positions, forklift Iranian President Abolbassan Bani - management and operators, plant tenders, drivers and other personnel, Rinker said, New jobs to be created for new The company, founded In 1926, wfll Kelly Will In VIashington, His granted BardSadr the power to remove head of tile president's secretariat, "specific understandings" its to its goals Lawyer S ___ "The public ought to be aware of the Meanwhile, Battaglia indicated he congressman plans to testify before Fact that he cannot be compelled to may fight a subpoena that seeks federal Jury that he expects testify," will testify," Battaglia said, "He has an documents — including files, himgrand on a bribers' charge, remain silent. But he ' -- bribery scandal, The Florida Republican will ask the grand jury to Indict Kelly, a ng has admitted taki haven't had a chance to look over $25,000 from FBI three-term congressman, on charges c4 the material," he said. However, Batagents posing as wealthy Arabs trying to taki ng a bribe or conspiracy to take a tagila left open the possibility he might win congressional favors, but he said he only took the money to further his own challenge the subpoena under investigation of some - 'shady charac- Despite Kelly's testimony, he said the Constitution's speech and debate clause, grand jury prqbably would hand up an which he said gives members of Con- gress "some Immunity." Anthony S. Buttaghia, Kelly's chief inictnnt. defense lawyer, told the St Petersburg "A grand Jury Is very heavily inBattagila said he hopes a federal Judge Times Monday that Kelly told him to flue edbyUprosecuUngattoeys," wouid throwoutany indiciment before For Site Plan '- B' DAy H) M, RAZIER Herald Staff Writer The IA)IIg%ood City Commission voted Monday night to insist Todd Al. Pem- -. ... '.4 . s-.- -: ':.-':. 01. ____ I it, .r I berton Fabricators Inc. go before the -' . _____ pear before the __ __ ______ "i.. -' ____ - - ' ______ - ... stop the company from completing the building it had _____ _ ____ _______ -.: - Florida ........................3A be en constructing w ithout - a permit. Don Pilueger, an engineer hired recently by Peniberton to handle the permit application argued the com ______ _______ struction is only the extension of the. south of State Road 434. -- __ p . A simple building permit should have been obtained by the company, but the - - work does not mandate an entire new sltá plan and a hearing before the comm1tte _____ ___ ____ ___ ___ A 0 _______ :' '' ,, 11 .1 111 1 under city laws controlling new in. - dustrial development, he said. :0 • Mayor Steven Uskert said he agrecJ ç lii - '. . .' • Herald Photo by Tern Vlcnt federal judge or a federal appellate court Action Reports.................U in wasigngton wouii agree that the FBI Arotud The Clock ..............4* Hor.st'oiie ........................went "a lit too far" in developing Its pital ..........................case. - .....4B Hos ________ company's present building, located ju: -- , Kelly's since the two attended the University of Florida law school together in the early 195k, said he thought a with a full A week ago, the commission voted to __ jury that will begin studying the doing anything they weren't asked to the jurors would believe Kelly's version of the story, "because it's the truth." -. commission' site plan before continuing work on new production-line facility. ___ arrange an appearance bef ore the grand he said, "I doh't recall a grand jury ever Kelly's case went to trial, If it did, he said Today city 's land use committee and then ap. - -- correspondence, and Kelly's up- Kelly and seven other congressmen does not wish to do that." pointmentbookandtelephonelog—froin have been implicated in the "Abscam" Battaglia said he expects prosecutors the congressman's Washington office. Longwood Asks :._ ______ actions of Shah Molianinied Reza Pahlavi. - Sr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) — "Abscam" case Friday In Washington. do," to . announce such a timetable when the 47, full executive powers, broadened the mission to begin its probe. "'rhis is the only way for the solution of president's power base considerably. Western news reports said informed commission begins Its work. the hostage issue," lie said, adding (lint The Kuwaiti newspa per Al Wotan so ur ces said Ban-Sadr was e xpected to One aide said Carter agreed to the the iiiilttants "don't recognize the right" repor ted dur ing the weekend Khomeini give his written approval t oday, but the investigative panel beca use he had of the commission to investigate the Appear Before Jull"', - . ... irons out (letails administrator appointed by Hospital UI)." the militants holding the hostages for 106 identified only as Dr. Taghavi, told a and operation. He did not elaborate. ______ JEFF E'rclIREIwF:u news re po r ts said. since he t oo k power last February. jurists he has chosen for the panel but problem," The announcement of the change caine Khomeini has been hospitalized in Waldheim was awaiting a formal, in a terse report by the official Pars news Tehran with a heart condition since Jan, written communication from 'I'e'hran Sa(ir has said the United States also must agency and in a Tehran Radio broadcast 24. bl.-fore announcing the commission. inake it statement admitting culpability monit ored in London. In Vienna, U.N. Secretary General After Waldheim announces the coiii• in the shah's actions and promise not to In his message to the president, Kurt Waldheiin told the Austrian inission's formation. the five members interfere in Iranianaffairs orattempts, to Khomeini, 79, said, "At this sensitive newspaper Die Presse today the hostages are to meet in Geneva for a planning extradite the deposed monrach. The stage when the need for centralization is could be released within two weeks. before heading to Tehran. United States has said it would admit greater than at any other time," BaniThe release would be achieved through session U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance nothing. Sadr was appointed to "represent" him tile efforts of the committee set up by as the supreme commander, as defined Waktheimn to examine Iran's charges of briefed President Carter NIonday night In an interview with a Japanese on his meetings Yorkmembers with newspaper by Iran's new constitution, Tehran Radio the crimes during the shah's regime, the \Valdheimn and twoin ofNew the panel Published toda y, the Islamic said. secretary-general said. militants besieging the embassy called "It Is hoped that with your efficiency, lie stressed the five men appointed to earlier in clay, the U.N. commission a "U.S. plot hatVance's une x pec ted t he affairs of the coun try and the armed the commission had passed muster with meeting with the died by Valdheim." forces will continue running according to officials in Washington as well as Bani. secretary-general indictated the crucial A spokesman for the militants Islamic principles," the message added. Sadr and Foreign Minister Sadegh question of a timetable for the hostages' release had not been resolved. That w repeated Lite only solution to the crisis Khomeini's order, coupled with an Ghotbzadeh. ________________________ ________ I even though it prohibits, retroactive to d epe ndent of the county. The count% ,)%%-its tile hospital, but iLs By United Press International The block plant will incitide four presently operates 41 ready-mix curing kilns and a 9,555-square foot plants In Florida which serve as building housing machi nery. In the outlets for concrete blocks yard area outside, 650,000 units of company manufactures, _____ ____ _______ - S commander of Iran's military to president the authority to make decisions Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim praised Waldheim for the "very effective plants currently occupy the location. __ SMI yesterday, - I see no said unless iiiiething is brought up that I'm Bani-Sadr Takes Over The Military Improvements to the ready-mix block plant operation total 11 to 15, plant will include six aggregate according to a company spokeaman. silos, storing 2,580 tons of aggregate, Th e exact number of new jobs and and material handling system with the additional payroll will be four conveyors, Two ready-mix determined later In the year. .' , 'ewl% - Thelawyer, who has been friend of ' harper - March 24, announced M.E. Rinker, construction is Oct. 17. , - - Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today government troops, another possible officially approved," handed over his powers as supreme Indicition Khoinelni Intended to give the Iran verbally informed annually. The target date for completion of - 1I • 'If ()UF attornt'v we sign it," said trustee l'red Moblev, "then I see no problems," •• far as it goes, the county sold the hospital, so 1 see flu problem," said trustee i. c. Jr. - Khomeini Gives Him More Power block will be stored. prqduction rate of the concrete block including ________ KNOW s Materials ready-Imix plant at 2210 w. facitily wi.11 be completely enclosed 25th St., Sanford, will begin on with fencing and landscaping. Plans $1.5 - ' to sign the contract, Neiswender said, trustees, tinder the present system, have ltartholiiniew said she expects the hoard IICA's offer (if a job at another hl(' there probably would be a way to cir- been appointed by the governor, to present plaques of appreciation to facility, lie has announced he ill go into cumvent their authority. The trustees "The lawyers lust want everyone at all hu)sI)t;il Administrator Charles C. real estate in this area. collect dust from the operation president of the firm, rather than allowing it to escape intc' I-tinker said the total cost of the the air. project, for which a contract is to be The new block plant and improved awarded March 10, is estimated at I - Neiswender said the details were have iiiainluined, through alltheDee. 31, 1979, unschetiuled homi.ses or Rentley and the three tr ustees who have "numerous but not significant." He said discussion and negotiations over the fate raises or out-oI-the.ordinarv business served the longest, Ms. Shoemaker, the county and 1ICA discovered they of Seminole Meitnirial Hospital, that they transactions of any kind. ' Mobley and Harper. could not adequately deal with detailed would prefer to continue runnin g it after Asked about his p1ans for bonuses, wording matters over the phone, so [, 'tell- setting it ill) as a profit corporation, lit- llarris replied, - ill be replaced b% ,lit A don't plan to bring berger fl ew to Nashville. Planblock s are toplant pave th e entire Construction of a new block mix and area wi thready. 1,100 manufacturing plant and imsquare yards of concrete. The provements to the existing Rinker by Craig Liggst m A s... __ CIasaUIedAda S - - -- - _~ - 4 - -0W I I ~ - 11 - '-4. ' ,' - - - - - , -. - ',, .,'--. . .238 Natluis ....... t%,! - ......3* How far do we allow this type of thinking 11111111111111111111111111111111-- and process to extend?" -- . - ' .. '' ...' ' - 1''' ______ - - - necessary for a big-top show. according to spokeswoman Barbara joine(i the unatutitious vote caUing for Newsome, ., , 1~. .P. " I approval of a full land-use plan. . - - .I I _________ I 11 W 1 IS a.- jv ._i / 4-;. _________________________ ____________________________________ I ' T 'r • ,t--I - . " - - ' -.1 ____ .f'b,' 1'. -4 - , ______ I'.'_ — -- b rj ., ,, , n, . ,, , _______ , M - $1.5 Million Plant _______ ___________ M in. i- there 's no In the event the hospital trustees refuse . ZOONIES ____ - ' I ___ , I - '. • . Herald Photo by Tom Vincem _____ _____________ .I.-- — -- to sign," contract t." deta ils. lUnket Materials 6rp. plans addition, ___ ____ _________ ________________ VJI1MI A I AI.TJ _____________ ______________ HUPV Today company had failed to get a perujt tà build the steel structure, which will hou NO TIME TO CLOWN overhead cranes and manufact uring lT 'jji . i Heather Williams, 5, a student at Winter Springs Elementary facilities, he said the company should be .....41 Orselves......................18 "It's one thing to investigate criminal School, grimaces as she gets an assist on the clown face she was to granted a permit as quickly as poxj, "We're not goi ng to ask them to tear It Crossword .....................41 _______ activity that's already In existence," he Spoils........................HI wear Vs is morning In a special circus at the school, Children plunged down," NOtE i '-: ii he said. ___ said. "It's another for the bureau to lull-tilt into the activity, dressing themselves as circus characters Dear Aby.....................lB Television ....................11 But facing opposition from oth .........24 Weather ......................*A create criminal act, as In this C% a 0.0 a - ..: . I case, and designing and building animal cages and other decorations mtieziibers of the conunission, Usk er I _ I : __ ____ _______ _____ -P .- WASNI II'S WHAISIg A&4M p hopttI hoard, said late Monda, "As far i know, problem ith the Administrator Jeff Etchberger, who returned from Nashville late Monda .;cafter boning out last - minute contract ' ______'- ______________ _____ by T. K. Ryan H114'A? _ -- - - - . absolute right ___ - ___ a U Sopliia Shoemaker. chairman of tile Board of Trustees may take its last of. ficlal act today signing th e contract that provides for the takeover of the hospital by Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville firm. All five hospital trustees said they see no problem in signing the contract, although two said they had not yet read it thoroughly. Copies of the second draft of the Contract were received by the trustees by mail Monday. The trustees were to meet at 11:45 n.m. today in the hospital library. Earlier in the morning, County Administrator Roger Neiswendcr and County Attorney Nikki Clayton were ex pected to meet with Assistant County - -f t, -, ______ I ' .•, -S• __ ___ _____ —, - - . 'S ZN I •IWd&.S.,.Vl.$pu TUMBLEWEEDS MAIL., RUNT .1 suit would give South all fls tricks be needed," Oswald: "North's two-club bid was typical of modern bid- _____ / ':.'.-' - - 536? ____________ I Then there woud be no need to. finesse in hearts. The diamond _______ -- • ' I. ClIl • - ) ______ __ - .". - a PIP w &ETANY ~ "by Stan Lee and John Romita _ P - - - and let it ride to West's queen. ______________ ___ ____ i-- - ' Alan: "If East rose with the Opening lead44 PAd"! . 4 ' • I ace of diamonds and cleared the clubs, South would lead a second diamond from dummy- sonca! - .• ' ed a diamo and gone up with his ng If East duck Then he couldd take and l the heart finese, but that diamond would have been his ninth trick." Dealer, t West PJII*h Eiit ___ .. .. V.: gone to dummy with a spade • K J 1053 SOUTH • AQ2 JS 4K115152 4Q9 the transaction Neiswe:nier said. Rep. Richard Kelly's lawyer says the i.,:: ,4MN7Z1v . . Oswald: "South had no rea- K #Q3 I I - ' S son to lake that heart finesse right away. He should have ' h F - but that was all." EAST • 754$ _____ r -- - Ing and cleared the club. Sou th could take eight tricks ____ - r near The Seminole Memorial Hospital . '' - _____________________________________________________________ 1J ransfe - East played the ten and South was n with the queen. He promptl led and finessed the ack of earls. East took h is •A715 - ANY At4wAr - Ii Pd. AIN NORTH •KJ4 ________________ .-• T ByLflANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer - - BRIDGE AT ___ _______________ - - -- Herald Staff Writer 14 -14 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) Pan 3* Pass 2 NT Your hunches or instincts are 3 NT Pass Pass ARIES (March 21.April 19) right on get when it comes Pass p SPIDER-MAN __________ - - - of an issue and being willing cozy hideaway. C—W—" pital . :.. Li din style. He wasn't trying Help your nobler instincts to Dec. 21) Large soup in for a slam, but merely forcing win. volvement is a little too By Oswald Jay the bidding and showing a TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) demanding for your muss sad Ales Sissag good band.' Extra duties could be heaped today, so seek more quiet - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AM.) 'It. first upon you today, causing you EurLlts or stick to spending of (Mwalt botirumpjday Is some inconvenience. If it your time with a close pal. count (For a copy of JACOBY stems from helping another, CAPRICNJtiII (Dec. fl-Jan. your treks, your contract is MODERN, send SI to: "Win at noruJnp, try to count to BrIpe," care of this newspa. however, you'll find it'll be 19) This is of those days nine." p P.O. Box 489, Raft City worth it. when you accomplish much Alan. "South played low Station, New York, N. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) more by being alone, U.at all from dummy at trick one. 10019,) L.00)dng to see the other side siWe, retreat to your own ___ ,. t~ '" others could take place today. ______ GEN I E. 1H MP" Vulzierable: North-South you truly believe to be im. The good will you generate portant in your life. Re- will have long-lasting results. evaluate your goals. Success con then be )hrs. BUGS BUNNY C.OM you,II come out the things of the world from what A/1- - I WIN . 489, Radio City Station, N.Y never deteriorate, such as $42 10019, Be sure to specify bi rth family ties, are what really count, date. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) PISCES Feb 20-March 20) Place your mate's interests Separate the materialistic above your own today and . I % security today. 7binp that for each to Astro-Graph, Box ______ i d __ acquisitions to InGraph Latter, which begins with your birthday. Mall $1 fluence your emotional _______ _____________ __ cataract surgery is how weH he can see. VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) discussed in your Astro- You cannot allow the lack of ______ _______ - r ose needs can. The gentler types are Consider the source. You'll your cup of tea. Romance, realize it's not worth being travel, luck, resources, upset over this person's ________________________________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP CANCER (June 21-July 22) people could prove very Unpleasant things coWd be Irritating to you today, so said about you by a at tempt to avoid t hem if you thoughtless person today. — I could yourself as much as possible. done. Bolstering your . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-'Feb. esteem is an sinple,raw" LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 19) Forceful or high-strung _____ ; , tell? You may be one of open up this coining year. If Don't let lack of recognition they involve new areas of stop you from doing what you yoit is important to maintain ur sight as you get older endeavor, be sure to educate know must and should be because the ability to see and ________________ ________ AU.cGAT1CJS & ThE PE.SS • FLORIDA anyway. However, who can NHhI1i______ Hos • -,..-. . - people can wear contact .I view that you have taken that lenses and do just fine. you may not live a lot longer - YOUR BIRTHDAY 44AV t) DEEJD HIMEU PGSr is CLEAR! CLEAP" ThE CDIIJStAk)T (.JIJ3U5TAkmk1&) -- —— __ __________ _____ _____J1_ HIS FTXRD . Wrap I, -_ I I f people with. news for For Tuesday, February 19, 11980 EEK a MEEK I __________________________________________________ needs to have surgery or not, with such glasses. Most- I ~ ,_ ____ - envelope for it. Send your cataracts. If that is the only: 80 request to me, in care of this major thing wrong with — — — newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, eyes, modern surgery and: 63 RadioCityStatlon, New York, contact lenses really make it. possible to have rather good NY toola. 68 — — This Issue of The Health vision. It is no longer ——— Letter will explain to you necessary to go around with what cataracts are and some thick-lensed cataract glasses of the factors that go into the rest of one's life or to have deciding whether a person your visual world distorted — ——— —— — I I \ 4,_ 46 ------ I 1.,' May Trustees -S cut to good eye examination. If hearing, butt those it's disorders negl ec not you're not completely that can be corrected. sat is fi ed with the Information important you'vegotten,I would suggest notAnd it's equally procedures that don't todo that you go see another need to be done. Many people ophthahoologist. small immature I am sending you The w ho haveand can see quite cataracts Health Latter number u-e Your Cataracts Are Coming. well go for years without Other readers who want this needing any surgery at all. There is also a lot of goodissue can send 75 cents with a 44 ______________________ / should. lake f * , :. brain doesn't function , th eir brains has been much. DEAR READER — I wish I neglected because their — — — 30 31 32 33 57 — 58 — 59 ————— ——— 81 62 / his ,11,11111111111to - and _______________________ — : senile. ____________ 29 :A :. important ARTIST OR CLOTHING I'D SAY 'IQJQ MAKE AN % @~. were _______ 43 I - — — — 28 Cents I deprived of input to his brain because of poor heari ng and pretty because of poor vision, pretty good soon house and 35 36 — — ________________________ 38 39 40 41 — — — ___ JUDG ING FRQM WHAT OBSERVED 'IOU DOIP-JG. ESTS AT 5I4Q()L TOCAY.' — 481-280)—Price 15 _______________________________________________________________________ That's care of my as well as it the cause of some of the the really an garden d mental changes in people who grass. Everything the good They've Lord put in me I still have. I'd are called the use of appreciate your opinion very been neglected health . I USPS Herald Lamb could give you an answer that hearing and their sight ----would apply specifically to haven't been taken care of 16 17 your case. Unfortunately, the properly. — — Now I realize that not — decision of w het her a person 19 20 21 eyes ca n be kept has to have an operation for everyone's and certainly not their — — — ca taracts depends upon a perfect 22 23 24 37 by Bob Montana 'TELEPHOP4E ANSWERING SERViCE GIRL. MAKE -UP _ ET ME GUE" 32 British cians concern Evening 32771 can read glasses. I married I have been in ________________ italcl Year, No. 155-Tuesday, Feb 19 1 , 1980— Sanford , 72ndYe Dr. . ?W P.1 1 II. 0' ARCHIE WE GOT THE book 0 :! husband died 55 Affected manner 56 Horses gait . . -' eye. SC To be (Let.) widow and my 52 Mild expletive 17 years ago and we 54 Sloths for 42 years. _____ IJ. e . 3 Views Need good, crochet and the paper without 48 Silly people deposit 28 Not up 29 Over again 31 Old Testament ——— 34 ai, ______________________________________ RESULTS OfOUR APTITUDE from . : on 26 At a distance 49 Newspaper figure it this way. How many read enables You to keep 4 One who person Is your mind. If a notice (abbr.) using ve? a more years can I li I'm s faith 27 Mineral desert Partly — Zam _________________ _____________________ DON'T T~LL__ patriotic society (abbr.) Mirth 30 open 34 Watch chain 5 Walk fast 35 Brown 8 Prune 36 Former 7 Exon German coin 8 Burro 37 Fred Astaires 9 Roue sister 10 Mathemati. _____ 104 A $ I I fN ifl e R U C 1' A I I I 0 L0T$ - T I N I I U a ANI $ I 2 Pigpen Sound 3 26 27 1H OFFICE _ May - - Problem Cataracts DEARDR.LAMB—Ihave a cataract in my right eye. I have been to two doctors and th e first one said it was in my righteye and then my left eye So I went to another doctor He wants to take the cataract 25 k .1 F6A ______ - 16 Tracing paper 63 To and (comp, wd) 64 Plant stalk 18 Misaligns 65 Remain 20 Madame 68 Swift (abbr.) (abbr.)aircraft 17 Actor Sparks 38 Landing boat 19 Network 40 Side bone 21 Part of the 23 Ooctons psyche 43 Oafs DOWN group 22 Arrival-time 44 Give name to 25 Women's guess (abbr.) 1 Admirers 46 Sherbet —— _____ T 62 Listen 18 BUTU5 H point _ _ princess 41 Noun suffix (abbr.) 33 Tells on (sI.) 58 Scotch beret 59 Biblical 42 Communists 11 Chinese 36 Bluegrass 43 Bilks (prefix) character State — — — — — — 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 . .* Lnw- !iTII;T?r;1 £l El U SSE ;o ! I $ w _______ $ 1 ____ EN __ ____ s 0,0? uni 57 Of childbirth a Mi i EN 60 Light treeze u s s K _ ____ ________ 0 0 81 City in Italia I A____ LL • 39 Before (poet) _____ ___________ _________ ______ __________ E ______________ E EXPO ' _____ L $ I I 1* 74 . th right Dr. Lamb, Ican see pretty 1 ____________ ,-. I " _ A _ . - - Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 garment 15 Compass '4 ______________ ACROSS 45 Sesame plant Energy unit I Thick mist 48 Adversary 4 Bohemian 51 Massachu. 8 Branches of setts cape learning 53 German 12 Be ill submarine IVestal (comp wd) 14 Indian _________________________ , / " t. • . S . t ______ _______________________ _____ ______________ ______________________ _________________________ ______ _____ _________________________ ______ fm �• • • • - jirr — •:.._—. •-,. . -s.. . -"-.-'-.-.- -.- . • ..•,-. • I 4 4 iZr1. 72nd Year, No. 155—Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1980—Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Trustees May Wra p U P Hospit I Transfer Tod y By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer near - The Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees may take its last officlal act today signing the contract that provides for the takeover of the hospital by Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville firm. All five hospital trustees said they see no problem In signing the contract, although two said they had not yet read It thoroughly. Copies of the second draft of the contract were received by the trustees by mall Monday. The trustees were to meet at 11:45a.m. • ' - - -. - Earlier in the morning, County Administrator Roger Neiswender and County Attorney Nikki Clayton were expected to meet with Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger, who : returned from Nashville late Monday SOIllA SHOEMAKER after ironing out last minute contract no problem details. Neiswender said the details were have maintained, through all the "numerous but not significant." He said discussion and negotiations over the fate the county and IICA discovered they of Seminole Memorial Hospital, that they could not adequately deal with detailed would prefer to continue running it after wording matters over the phone, so Etch- setting it up as it Profit corporation, berger flew to Nashville, de pendent of the county. In the event the hospital trustees refuse The county owns the hospital, but its to sign the contract, Neiswender said, trustees, under the present system, have there probably would be a way to dr. been appointed by the governor, cumvent their authority. The trustees "The lawyers iust want everyone at all A NsseId Photo by Tim Vbciøt Ilinkes Materials cdrp. plans addition. Sanford To Gain $1.5 Million Plant C By DONNA ESTES Construction of a new block manufacturing plant and Im. provements to the existing Rinker Materials redyiIxplgnt At 2210 W 25th 51, Sanford, will begin on March 24, announced M.E. Rinker, president of the firm. Rinker said the total cost of the project, for which a contract is to be awarded March 10, Is estimated at $1.5 million. The scheduled prQduction rate of the concrete block plant will provide 5 million blocks annually, The target date for completion of construction is 17. Improvements to the ready-mix plant will include six aggregate silos, storing 2,580 tons of aggregate, and a material handling system with four conveyors. Two ready-mix plants currently occupy the location. The new silos at the ready-mix plant will each be 45-feet high and 20-feet wide and each will hold 430 tons of aggregate. The block plant will incPdde four curing kilns and a 9,555-square foot building housing machinery. In the yard area outside, 650,000 units of Bani-Sadr Plans are to pave the entire ready. mix and block plant area with 1,100 square yards of concrete. The The new block plant and Improved ready-mix plant will provide jobs Including management and supervisory positions, forklift operators, plant tenders, drivers and other personnel, Rinker said. New jobs to be created for new block plant operation total 11 to 15, according to a company spokesman. The exact number of new jobs and the additional payroll will be determined later in the year. The company, founded in 1P26, will have 15 block manufacturing plants operational in 1* to serve con. struction needs of growth areas throughout Florida. The company presently operates 41 ready-mix plants In Florida which serve as outlets for concrete blocks the company manufactures. '4 — has admitted taking $2,000 from FBI had cluince to look over agentspealngaswealthyArabstryingto the material," he said. However, But. '"" to tab Win congressional favors, but he said he taglla left open the possibility he might only took the money to further his own '"' challenge the subpoena under the US Investigation of some "shady arac. ch Despite Kelly's testimony, he said the Constitution's speech and debate clause, (its." • grand jury prqlably would hand up an which he said gives members of ress "some Immunity." S Battaglia Kelly's &ctmenL enae lawyer, told 'ho St. Petersburg "A grand jury Is very heavily in. Battaglia said he hopes a federal judge "s Monday that Kelly told him to fluenced by the prosecuting attornsi" would throw out any indictment before arrange an appearance before the grand he said. '1 doWt recall a grand jury wier Kelly's can went to trial, If It did, hO said dok4 an)lhlal they Ofen't asked to the Jurors would believe Kelly's version liv that will begin studyingtbs. . ,, ii — tk. ftwu fl.-I IG,. j, "Iwi.,.a II •i.. M 14U141. _1. , • .fr . ,• .. , • 'UV' : . 1 -. - - - - . . - — - / .,___ ..' --4 — activity tint's already In existence," he t "ft's another for the bsu to create a crhninal a ct, as in this ftr do We Uv - IICA's offer of a job at another IlC% facility. He has announced he will go into real estate in this area. By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer The Longwood City Comnusston voted .. Monday night to insist Todd M. Pem, -" berton Fa bricators Inc. go before the '. city's land use committee and then ap . pear before the commissiomj with a full site plan be fore continuing work on a new' • production-line facility, 4 ij)' . A week ago, the commission voted tstop the company front completing th~. building it had been constructing withouts. -. a permit. I Don Pilueger, an engineer hire by Pemberton to handle the : permit application argued the con-." struction is wily the extension of company's present building, located . south of State Road 434. . A simple building permit should hayt been obtained by the company, but ,x'. work does not mandate an entire new pian and a hearing before the comznIttjS . under city laws controlling new Ln - dustrial development, he said. ., 4. - 1' ow this type In mtaiwl7" jmtin ' : - .••'. . - NO TIME TO CLOWN NiIId PbIIS by Tim v, Springs Elementary School. wear this morning in a special circus at the school. Children plunged full-tilt het. the aetivity, dising themselves a. circus characrs and designing and building animal cages and other decorations necessary for a big-tap show, according to spokeswoman Barbara '--------- - Mayor Steven Uskert said he agrá with Pflueger, and while he was upset U company had failed to get a permit to build the steel structure, which will ho" overhead cranes and manufacturing facilities, he said the company should be " I granted a permit as quickly as polhz, "We're not golngtoaa m to tur ft. cio," said. M ther But facing opposition nm's of the communion, Usus joined the unanImous vote llhi i. .4 - •-- -'S.— - •- - 1 E!77d.j ' IA • .'• .—.- - -- 's— '. Heather Williams, 5, a student at Winter . "ft'soosthlngtoinv,stlgam.c*jjninai ;.. • a...& lbs lawyer, who has been a friend of Kelly's sines the two attended the University of Florida law vhool together In the early lob, said he thought a (. js or a federal appeuste murt in Washington would agree that the FBI wont 'a tilt too far" In developing Its • •_)• Bentley, who will be replaced by an administrator appointed by Hospital Corporation of America, has turned down ' - ' - Mobley and Harper. For Site Plan — -. Bentley and the three trustees who have served the longest, Ms. Shoemaker, Longwood Asks . .'X"1" . , ... the air. Sr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) - "Abscam" case Friday is wIngton. " ,I Richard , II IucuIIsu:euYa "Th. public ought to be aware 0 Meanwhile, Battaglia indicated he con asman WUYIIO1CMW tact that he cannot be compelled to may fight a subpoena that seeks WMI grand jury that he expects WIU testify," Battagila said. "He has an documents including files, "et him on a bribeO ge absolute right to remain silent. But he correspondence, and Kelly's up. Kelly and seven other conreseme does not with to do that" polntment bookand telephone log—from have been Implicated in the "Abscn" BaU.III Said he expects prosecutors the congressman's Washington office. Wbery scandal. The Florida Republican will aak the ormd jury to in" Kanyo a 4. JEFF EWIIRERGER .. irons out details - Says S bonuses to employees for remaining loyal during the hospital's uncertain future, said he would sign the contract even though it prohibits, retroactive to Dec. 31, 1919, unscheduled bonuses or raises or out-of-the-ordinary business tran sactions of any kind. Asked about his plans for bonuses, harris replied, "I don't plan to bring it up." Hospital Public Relations Director Kay Bartholomew said she expects the board to present plaques of appreciation to hospital Administrator Charles C. Takes Over The M1*1*tary 1 .4 - . - By United Press International days and hand over the Americans to Western reporter: "Iran has not yet Vance would only say his meeting with AyatollaH Ruhollah Khomeini today government troops, another possible officially approved," Waldheim gave them "a chance to handed over his powers as supreme indlcitlon Khomeini intended to give the Iran verbally Informed U.N. review the situation In depth." He commander of Iran's military to president the authority to make decisions Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim praised Waldheim for the "very effective President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, Iranian that had been made by the ayatollah Monday It accepts the five international and hard work devoted to this news reports said, since he took power last February. jurists he has chosen for the panel but problem." The announcement ot the change came Khomeini has been hospitalized In Waldheim was awaiting a formal, Ins terse report by the official Pars news Tehran with a heart condition since Jan. written communication from Tehran Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr agency and in a Tehran Radio broadcast 24. has said the United States also must before announcing the commission. monitored In London. iiiake a statement admitting culpability In Vienna, U.N. Secretary General After Waldheim announces the con'- In the shah's actions and promise not to In his message to the president, Kurt Waldheim told the Austrian Khomeini, 79, said, "At this sensitive newspaper Die Presse today the hostages mission's formation, the five members interfere in Iranian affairs or attempts to are to meet in Geneva for a planning extradite the deposed monrach, The stage when the need for centralization Is could be released within two weeks. session before heading to Tehran. greater than at any other time," BaniUnited States has said it would admit The release would be achieved through U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance nothing. Sadr was appointed to "represent" him the efforts of the committee up by briefed President Carter Monday night as the supreme commander, as defined Waldheim to examine Iran'sset charges of on his meetings in New York with In an interview with a Japanese by Iran's new constitution, Tehran Radio the crimes during the shah's regime, the Waldheim newspaper published today, the Islamic and two of the panel members said, secretary-general said, militants besieging the embassy called earlier in day. "It Is hoped that with your efficiency, lie stressed the five men appointed to the U.N. commission a "U.S. plot hatthe affairs of the country and the armed the commission had passed muster with Vance's unexpected meeting with the cued by Waldheim." forces will continue running according to officials in Washington as well as Haul secretary-general indictated the crucial Islamic principles," the message added. Sadr and Foreign Minister Sadegh question of a timetable for the hostages' A spqkesman for the militants release had not been resolved. That was repeated the only solution to the crisis Khomeini's order, coupled with an Ghotbzadeh. earlier decision by the ruling Thus, formal acceptance by Iran was confirmed by White House aides who would be the return of the shah to face Revolutionary Council to give Bani-Sadr, all that stood in the way of the corn- indicated Carter would not he able to trial. announce such a timetable when the I?, full executive powers, broadened the mission to begin its probe, "This is the only way for the solution of commission begins its work, resident's power base considerably. Western news reports said informed the hostage issue," he said, adding that The Kuwaiti newspaper Al Watan sources said Ban-Sadr was expected to One aide said Carter agreed to the the militants "don't recognize the right" reported during the weekend Khomeini give his written approval today, but the investigative panel because he had of the commission to investigate the jranted BanI-Sadr the power to remove head of the president's secretarial, "specific understandings" as to its goals actions of Shah Mohammed Reza he militants holding the hostages for 108 identified only as Dr. Taghavi, told a and operation. He did not elaborate, Pahlavi. __ facility will hq~ with fencing lad landscaping. Plans are also to install a dust ixillector to collect dust from the operation rather than allowing it to escape Into Kelly Will Appear Before Jury In Washington, His Lawyer 4 -- Khomeini Gives Him More Power block will be stored. Herald Staff Writer sign." Harris, who proposed at his first board meeting on Jan. 22 that the hospital grant - - to contract)." '11 our attorney recommends we sign it," said trustee Fred Mobley, "then I see no problems.' "As far as it goes, the county sold the hospital, so 1 see no problem,' said trustee E. C. Harper Jr. Newly appointed trustee Dun Reynolds said yesterday, "I see no problem, unless something is brought up that I'm not aware of," Arthur Harris, also newly appointed, said that he would sign the contract. today in the hospital library. -•• transaction Sophia Shoemaker, chairman of the hospital hoard, said late Monday, As far as I know, there's no problem 1 with the ' — :. the Neiswender said. "' •• .. ' .. -: ' . I, - /.--- �'2A—Ev.n)ng Hrald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1910 WORLD IN BRIEF 1 Welcome To The 1980s,' Says Triumphant Trudeau TORONTO (UP!)— Pierre Elliott Trudeau, In one of the greatest political comebacks in Canadian history, ousted the 9-month-old government of Joe Clark and won an unprecedented fourth term of prime minister in leading his Liberal Party to a majority victory. The dapper Trudeau, 60, who only thre months ago said he would retire from politics, announced his I '` election triumph by telling hundreds of supporters, "Well, welcome to the 1980's." Unofficial results showed Trudeau's Liberals won 148 of the 281 seats that were contested in the House of : Commons. Clerk's Conservatives won 100 seats and Ed Broadbent's socialist New Democratic Party won 33. Vo ,Ns was l..i......J uiie wsirict .n until next niontn due to the death of a candidate. A total of 141 seats were needed for an absolute majority. Trudeau's Liberal Party's victory means he will be able to rule without having to form a coalition government. ti ....... _ ..__ -. uviyvu - - - . By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Seminole deputies are continuing their investigation Into the death of a 48-year-old Winter Springs man, whose body was found Monday morning at the side of a road. While the Investigation has not been completed, deputies are tentatively calling the death a suicide. the head, possibly selfsay. His body was found at 6:45 a.m. Monday on Lake Drive, south of Byrd Avenue, in Winter Springs. A shotgun lay by his deputies A car the victim was in the process of was few feet away with its engine deputies who only released the report of the death this morfling, The man died of a shotgun wound to WASHINGTON (UP!) Secretary of State Cyrus Vance left on a four-nation Inn to tndnv inan fou— r-nation -------- -r attempt to coordinate western response to the Soviet occupation of Vance departed Andrews Air Force Base for Bonn, West Germany, the first leg of a trip to drum support for America's efforts to punish the Russians. Inflicted, deputies - Pitrnnp - " feet, say: purchasing parked a running, reported FIRE DAMAGES WOOD HOME A fire starting in an oil heater did more than $20,000 in damage to a Longwood home Monday morning, Seminole firefighters report. The blaze at 1780 Robert St. burned through the main truss supporting the house owned by Donald Riesen, but caused no injuries, firefighters say. The fire began in the heater and spread into the attic where most of the damage occurred, firefighters say. LONG - . - LEWIS GRIZZARI) ..new Herald columnist - - %VASIIIN(;'roN I UPI) Farmers want a piece of , the act-q in theproduction of alcohol fuel from corn before large corporations and oil companies get control of the business, American Agriculture Movement farmers in - Washington for the third consecutive year since the movement's creation are devoting part of their attention to make sure federal funds are allocated for farm iWoilühin1flié Iuéh. The alcohol is used with gasoline to produce gasohol, a mixture of approximately io percent alcohol and 90 percent gasoline. I.eatriee Benson of Appleton. Minn,, said farmers would pay close attention to gasohol provisions of a pending energy bill before a House-Senate conference to make certain it contains provisions favorable to farmers, - - Lance Trial To Go Deeper ATLANTA UPIt Prosecuting attorneys are hoping to dispense quickly with flint witnesses they need to identify evidence so they can launch into substantive testimony backing up charges that former budget director Bert Lance and his three co-defendants violated federal banking laws. Prosecutor Edwin Tomko said the so-called custodial witnesses bank and business officials who identify records from their files for evidence — who would be called today included representatives from the Calhoun First National Bank, the north Georgia bank Lance headed for 11 years. Tomko said testimony detailing the 33 charges of Wink fraud and conspiracy against the four defendants wouldbegin later in the week. i - - A Coming To Herald 10 Refugees For Jonestown? WASHINGTON (UP!)— A group of U.S. relief agencies is working on a plan to resettle Indochinese refugees at the site of the 1978 Jonestown massacre in the Guyana jungle. A State Department official said Monday night the U.S. government was not involved but confirmed private agencies had the proposal unde(consideration. Andrea Braithwaite, third secretary of the Guyanese Embassy, said there was "some discussion" of the plan between her government and relief agencies "but I do not know they will be put into Jonestown or that the deal will go through." , RUPTURED? FREE DEMONSTRATION OF PAD-OS EAL IV Ps.m.ftc ksps.sisi, o At Holiday Inn Lake Monro.—Wed., Fib. 20thWill Be ,11 T.duis.I,1it Dirct Fr PETRYK - better .NDULT TO RIND and the board each have five members from corresponding districts. Ms. Glenn also suggested the two groups look Into .I cooperating in areas of transportation, food serLceDd dt5Ifl5 studies. agreed using county employees for such studies could taxpayers' money. But he told Ms. Glenn: "The largest complaint we have is on our food program, so youjiay not want to get Involved with it." , .V *N . NO W*OIRY Kroll . save __________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ M Don't iss 1 ______ ____ ___ game this Season I1 County Attorney NOCkI Clayton then told Keith the school board statute says the board "shall coordinate" with the III1EATHER } _______________________ county"I in such rt ofmatters. the mandatory language in your own statute," AREA READINGS (P a.m.): temperature' 87; overnight 2,r . low: 16; ye.terd*y's high: 65; barometric pressure: 29.96; me sciooi board members agreed It would be beneficial to - relative hwnklity: 97 percent; winds: north at 13m.p.b. con1twiththecomy,butmintaInedjt has 1jal authorjyjn WEDNESDAY TIDES: DAYTONA REACH: highs, 11:16 the matter of school locations. a.,; lows, 4:41 am., 5:96 p.m.; PORT CANAVERAL: highs, 10:54 a.m.; lows, 4:32 a.m., CU p.m.; BAYPORT: highs, 3:54 Commissioner Sandra Glenn suggested the beat method am., 4:08 p.m.; lows, 10:08 a.m., 10:51 p.m. communication would be for each commissioner to keep In BOATING FORECAST: St. Augatine to Jipiter Inlet, Oud touch With the school board ni.mbsr fnms the aim, district. 96 Mm A mall craft advisory Is In effect. Winds north part The school board members weed to do this. The commission northeast 20 to occasionally 30 knots this morning gradually ____________________________ decreasing to around 15 knots lit today through Wedneida,,. winds soath part variable mostly west or northwest 15 knots gradually becoming north to northeast 15 to 30 knots lit, today AREA DEATHS 4hrovo Wednesday. Son 5to 10feet north and 4 to 7feet south. rain by Winter Haven, and two — Scott Dew P"9nU, 30, of othurs, Craig and David of AREA FORECAST: Occasional rain ending this morning afternoon through Wednesday, WIMI Haven died Feb.P WInter Hesn. y( naval mm"M in Highs today mostly Wper Ik Lma tonight around 10. Highs 1hiC Bay, PWIInN OU1AUU low 7. Winds mostly northeast around 15 A reeldeid of Saofixd for Rain probability decressing to low than 20 umrnt MW IA ys,Ibiuswmnd IINiCISWOi to Winter Haven with his rows 0 rue ft" family In 1971. 110110111"M • He was aboard the Reem on No way Par SiSSh East when he was killed In a scub, diving accident. He Is Tern, who is rnddiutg at a MON. THRU Pil9-I N?7 bNS Ii l5 $ATURDAY9.I mother Ardith Sklbeøes of - . Read it all in the Sports pages the Evening Herald - - _ 1. ___ __ 1 W. Oily Dully NiwsprI r r --u- I United Press International his immediate superior also belongs." In other developments: President Carter's No. I point man, A Republican candidate, Senate GOl' I —GOP candidate Benjamin Fer press secretary Jody Powell, says he leader Howard Baker, disapproves that nandez, a California businessman, saiq believes next week's New Hampshire kind of campaigning, he wants the Federal Election Corn primary Is going to be "a very tough, Baker termed the sparring between mission to investigate what he calls th close race" between his boss and Sen. Kennedy and Carter "a political 'Puerto Rican Watergate." He charge Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. abomination," adding he doesn't want to Sunday's GOL' primary in Puerto Rico, ii But in a briefing with reporters see the Republican Party "stoop to which he got less than 1.0 percent of the Monday, he noted Kennedy was saying name-calling." vote, was riddled with voting fraud. I the same thing and urged reporters to Baker said In New Hampshire he has —In Stevens Point, Wis Vic be skeptical "about what Kennedy and rejected the wish of some advisers to Mondale said Presider we say about what the polls show," change strategy and "slash at Bush or President Walter Carter needs patience and trust nc At the same time, Powell initiated escalate the attack." In this period of intcrnation another critique of Kennedy's campaign "But I don't want to be president that politics tension. "I do not believe the Americas saying, "I noticed today Senator bad," he said. Kennedy has now adopted a totally Baker said he was disappointed with people want the presidnt out an 1 different view toward the shah and past his showing in the Puerto Rico primary, engaged in Politics when Americans are U.S. policy than he has maintained in the where he ran some 20 percent behind being held hostage," he said. past several months." winner George Bush, but continues to be —Hosalynn Carter leaves Thursday on "1 think he continues to conic around to "dead serious about running for a three-day campaign swing. She'll caniwhatever position he considers expedient president." paign in New Hampshire both Thursday directly contradicting himself," Ronald Reagan, meanwhile, and Friday, and sandwich in fund-raisers Powell said. apologized to anyone who may have been in New York and luncheons and recepKennedy's spokesman Thomas South- offended by his telling of an ethnic joke Lions in Vermont and Massachusetts. wick retorted the senator is "tired of aboard his campaign bus, but described —And in Springfield, Mass,, Rep. John TOP SNIFFER RETIRES hearing these types of accusations from the reporting of the story as a "cheap Anderson said the most important aspect the spokesman for the candidate who shot." No gold watch was awarded to Sall' when she of any presidential candidate is that he pledged in 1976 he would not decontrol oil "I don't go around telling ethnic jokes "speak to the issues ... if you have a new retired recently after eight years of sniffing out or gas prices, that he would balance the to be funny or to be slurring," he told and distinct and different message explosives for the New 'York Police Department'sbudget, that he would reduce the inflation reporters between stops in New Ramp- people are going to listen, and when they bomb squad. But the 10-year-old Labrador to percent, and that we could depend on shire. "As a matter of fact, I'm very (10 listen, they will come out to support retriever did receive a string of knockwursts — it.,, much opposed to that. There seems to be you." Anderson has been getting only a and retirement papers from officer Joseph lie said Powell should "get off the a little mixup in the manner in which it small percentage of the Republican vote Cipriano, who trained the dog. federal payroll and out into the campaign was told frankly I think it was a cheap in preference polls, but said, "Iui juñt where he obviously belongs and where shot," he said, not discouraged." 1 - ., - - - • -. ,•'p Ti lii IV.IIg N96dd I I $ I ___ g sI - I I Address I by - po us I I month HOSPITAL NOTES cial Subscribe before March 1sf Spe Te T11600410 322.2611 IL I '1 I sam _________________________ Save F B. DISCNASUS • SANFORD SANFORD: ONLY i SIITNI SANFORD: RoWt mid Francis Limquist,a SEMINOLE MEMORIAL . HOSPITAL E . ADMISSIONS -. ___ ___$31.iS. ___ ysr seus a Mes*j $ um p,gp) I 4 rur4monms and pay IEdkmyc?ivast, "p _______________________________ I '----- -- I - . M Sukailsu By United Press International Southern Californians put up barricades and tunneled under their homes today In napes of staving oft the next batch of n1uc1 slides and flash floods, triggered by the latest batch of thunderstorms moving In off the Pacific. At least 16 people have died and four others were missing in six days of heavy rain, mudslides and flash flooding. One child in Rancho Cucamonga was swept into a sewer drain during the weekend, while a Los Angeles woman was suffocated by mud. California Guy. Jerry Brown suspended his Dresidentlal camnalUnirnm in Mn.sjwhpttcz itc today -CL rnia and sign disaster declarations. larations, Mudslides and flooding also were reported In northern and central Utah. ta r' - Flood waters, produced by a combination of rain and run-off from melted snow, Inundated 10,000 acres of agricultural land In the northwest section of Uta h County. "It's the worst flooding we've had In the area in 10 years," one observer said. In Southern California. sections of freeways and roads throughout the region were washed away or blocked by mud and debris. Am service between Los Angeles and San Diego was halted because of a washed-out bridge. At least 26 houses were destroyed, some of them pushed down hillsides by tons of mud and debris, and at least another 152 were damaged. The Red Cross said more than 700 persons F .7 41 . 1 I/ .. I lilt - - . . .4.. . , ,,,,&' ~ ~ I . 0 . . I I . The National Weather Service said for the week, 10.45 inches of rain was recorded at the Los Angeles Civic Center, but much more had fallen in the foothill and canyon areas. - -. - . Chicago Firemen Face Dismissal court - - •- Altamonte To Consider Charter By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A new chanter, calling for a switch In administration of the city of Altamonte Springs from a strong mayor to a city manager, will be explained to the city's voters at four public meetings, the first to be held today. The meetings are to be held at 7:30 p.m. today at Lake Orients School; Thursday at the Altamonte Civic Center; next Thursday at the Spring Oaks Recreation Center and on March 3at city hall. A referendum the charter Is scheduled for March 11, The charter to be considered by the people on that date prepared by a citizens committee, created by ordinance adopted by the city commission on Oct. 17, 1978. The group had its final meeting Sept. 20, 1979 and submitted the documents to the city commission. The commission adopted the proposed charter by ordinance Dec. 18, 1079, subject to ratification by the people. major change In the new charter calls for the appolntment of a city manager by the city commission. The new charter, if approved by the people, will go Into effect on Nov. 17, 1981, unless the current mayor, Norman Floyd, leaves office sooner. Highway Automotive, Inc FEBRUARY SPECIAL AUTO WASH & WAX $1 fl Includes all exterior and interior. whitiwalls, bumpers, windows, wheil covers, etc. REASONABLE PRICES ON ENGINE CLEANING AND PAINTING, 2513 Orlando Or. — Sanford ( 17.92) WHERE MARC SLADE CHRYSLER USED TO BE I 7 "We'll do your Short Form for only $7,50! A on 300 .60 h- $2 Alva D. Drinflin $060 *11115 lames R. Floyd Naomi GIov Frances E. LunquiSt Thomas R. McCollum Rogor L. PhillipS - LeRoy Reason Ellis Slaydon 11 Gwof Alexander. Delary John Mahardla, 05111W Joan Carter, Geneva RIUISrSon. Geneva Dimmock Erlo Jordsn ' 01551.1. KII LVIVIPI. 0. Mar$Pill Florence Ttsomanon Ar"mw H. Flild, 0.uory JOSII S. Smith, 0.111W Mary I. KVCtiii11ky. ostiena Henry L hliL Dellow Alto A. LO9lS KOMIM Pwish ..id baby girl, Deltorw REWARD me The document calls for the first city manager to be appointed by Aug. 17, IM. The city manager, according to the proposed charter will be the city's chief admInistratIng officer be rap=" to the city commission. would be pointed for an Indefinite term by the majority of all the coin. missioners ACCordIfl%,!O the current city charter, the mayor is the chief executive The proposal calls for the city manager to become a resident of Altamnonte within six months of his appointment He would have the power to suspend or remove city employees and he could authorize any administrative officer to exercise those novena with subordinates. He would also direct and slçervlae the admInistration of All departments, ofthes 'and agencies of the city; dttend all conunission meetings and take part in discussions, but not vote; submit to the commission and make available to the public a complete report on the finances and administrative activities of tim city and keep the commission advised on the financial condition and future needs of the city. , For Information leading to or the return of Radio Base Station & Equip. from Base Paving Company. MOTOROLA. INC. WILL PAY NO QUESTIONS CALL 834-6831 ORLANDO 1 77M I - " '.._i'& tf;, '- .__'1__•_ -, 4i Henry W. Block Let's fight inflation together," ,.:~ *.~~ ... This year we'll prepare your 1040A Short Form -:' for only $7.50? Any state or local return is extra.:.'.' So.. -come to H&R Block—lets fight Inflation together. HIR BLOCK ~ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE WE PREPARE ALL STATE AND CANADIAN RETURNS in "i SANFORD Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 . . In the city of Los Angeles alone, authórf ties estimated destruction of public facilities $60 million. Losses in the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County reached $100 million. CHICAGO (UP!) Mayor Jane M. Byrne has threatened called a "goon squad," responsible for beating up nonto fire as many as 600 striking firefighters and replace them strikers, demonstrating and making threatening phone with men and women from the Fire Department's calls. She did not say, however, that they were the same eligibility list, strikers she planned to fire. As the firefighters' walkout entered its sixth day today, Union officials claim that all but 200 of the city's 4,350 Mrs. Byrne prepared to seek a order to prevent firefighters are on strike. Mrs. Byrne has said, however, at striking firemen from picketing at firehouses, least 600 firefighters are on duty. A Cook County Circuit judge Sunday issued a preliminary The legal action planned by the mayor was the latest In a Injunction ordering the firefighters back to work, and fining mounting offensive against the strike by the Chicago Fire the union $40,000-a.day for each day that the strike conFighters Union. Mrs. Byrne has said she will never again t inucs. negotiate with the union's current leadership. "We are processing an additional 400 recruits from the On Monday, she Issued her threat to dismiss and replace official city hiring list and these men also will be assigned to up to 600 firefighters. She said 250 new recruits already had fire companies in short intervals under our crash training been hired, program," Mrs. Byrne said, vowing to bring the departMrs. Byrne said about 600 strikers have formed what she ment up to full strength. -: -I spent at least one night in shelters in Los Angeles and the hard-hit desert community of Palm Snrimzs. -. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Petition drives have been launched to legalize marijuana and reduce property assessment requirements to keep down taxes. Disparate groups conducting the drives for 258,600 signatures to get the propositions on the November ballot held back-to-back new conferences Monday. Ed Havill, Lake County property appraiser, Is chairman of a drive by 66 elected appraisers to drop the constitutional standard for valuing homes for t' purposes at 100 percent to 68 percent. David Reid, 28, an ex-waiter from Bradenton Beach, is heading the marijuana amendment campaign. i A -was • ... was - __ — .. During the weekend, a stolen car driven by a man who api peared drunk or high on drugs slammed into a crowd of parad4 watchers. Twelve people, including two police officers, suf fered minor injuries and officials said sheer luck prevented 1 major disaster. i e Pot, Assessment Drives On ____ _____ Ll am Lifted I l( c—v's Siwjs I 1 ___ ___ 1 __ __ ___________ ____ vage TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Florida Common Cause is taking on big business and the trucking inn dustry almost single-handedly in its fight for trucking regulation reform. The Senate Commerce Committee began four days of hearings on Public Service Commission transportation laws Monday. Legislators were beselged by businessmen and truckers who like things the way they are. Only Common Cause called for substantial reform, saying the PSC keeps competition down and prices up by setting rates and deciding which firms can get into the trucking business. Under the Sunset Act, PSC statutes go off the books July 1 unless legislators vote to extend them. 11.-, - ___ - S Trucking Competition Urged ,..1111 ____ of — . ... -: _____________ [ - 1. • _ _ • s -- '- a - must come from TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — A combined Navy and an al te th sunken buoy tender Blackthorn from its tvnti'rv# rnuø in thil uhirwdn, channel at the mouth of Tampa Bay tOday. A Coast Guard spokesman said the salvage team was "letting the water drain out of the vessel" before proceeding. He estimated three hours of draining would be required before an attempt could be made to move the Blackthorn 1,200 feet to shallower water, where it would rest on the bottom with its superstructure above the surface. Weather conditions were good when the vessel was pulled from the bottom by floating derricks at 9:15 a.m. civili S single :J I 9 7 77 -.i" M AAi m W Salvage Team Lifts Ship From Its Watery Grave P.O. BOX 1730, BRADENlON, FLA 335O - going r' 0 - __..,~ IN BRIEF is AWED SURGICAL APPLIANCE Co. 1 It L ThSVUMS SI SVS($ IrsiNim., sill wsil% A 30-foot, $35,000 papier mache Mardi Gras float known a4 the "Bacchusaurus," a drunken animated dinosaur — 4 highlight of the Bacchus parade for four years went up ir smoke Monday while awaiting the trip to its den. A man wa charged with settinL, the float afire with a cigarette lighterl Californians Gear For More Floods, Mud Slides'.') a ~ I N M$lSt " m Pctw'p INIT .NU$TPØOOP APtD DCC' .M.Dec*luift*i II q hs*i*fly wsøt hop, YOUNV am It vOvrw$f N Iavstlgs. P$d4-I40$ Now a matter how 16" "W" hN Taw reducible rvptm or how jar" if Yi 511 pI- sd,4 vMsr sny rmrw.' Nmlmsa.lid mimNin $t,'Ssg,i.fW CIII KCW II lily time wifti In Im11p1r1y M IlinhlI, so oSLIaAyoI TO BUY. This $IN ,., Psd.O.i. W., Feb. Ni*, NsHdsy ,POWN ft. . of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday. Police Monday announced a total of 103 arrests were On.,. id the month-long, activity in and near the French Quarter. iosf of them for prostitution or related activities. Jody, Ted Exchange Barb ; 'Name-Calling' Bugs Baker' . - iWO SYNAPI TO O4APS :ftir COW .IM IN IT ,,, -, HOURS 10A.M. THIS P.M. Starting Wednesday, Evening Herald readers will be treated By DIANE 10 an added bonus from one of the brightest "down home" Herald Staff Writer columnists in print today — Lewis Grizzard. ., I The $eminole . County Commission and the Seminole County - Although Grizzard is generally thought of as a humbrIit, he's School Board met Monday and agreed to Increase cornbeen known to touch the hearts of readers with warm; er5onal inimlcátlon between the commission and the board to avoid Accounts of human experiences. expensive duplication of eUcrts and facilitate planning And to get things rolling quickly, Grizzard's column Wed. • countywide. nesday is sure to brighten the day for traditionalists, but might In a rare get-together, the two groups agreed that providing cause some feminists to take issue. His topic? Be De rek and for the youth of Seminole County goes far beyond building the latest "cora'ow" hairstyle fad. schools - extending to park development, providing tire - Grizzard is a country music fan ever since he was oil protection and security and other services. enough to put adime In the juke box slot at Steve Smith's truck The county's main complaint to the school board was that ratop In Moreland, Ga., his hometown. His all-time favorite Is the board provides too little advance notice to the county when Tom T. Hall's "Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon WIne," it builds a school. t.ewisclahns he can do an impression of the Lefevres in which "We have to know the impact a new school Is to have he does all four parts. on roads and traffic in time to get something Inio the budget," For another thing, he's a train buff and has logged 50,000 miles. He is not shy of flying, but crashing and burning con- Commission Chairman Bill Kirchhoff said. "And we need to know what the building is like so we can plan for a fire." cerns him somewhat. He observes, "Ever notice the first thing School Board member William Kroll said the school board is you see at an airport? It's a big sign that says 'Terminal." not bound by county building and zoning regulations or county Grizzard claims he has a lot of culture. He's seen the King fire codes. Tut exhibit, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, several "But who Is going to fight the fire?" Kirchhoff asked. Broadway plays and Willi e Nelson In concert at the Omni in agree at the county should be Atlanta. He likes Willie Nelson best of all, about the layout of county schools and said It would send plans His writing has a unique touch so much so that his mall for the five additional elementary schools and a middle school count is incredible, Grizzard proves that reading is not a lost it plans to build In south Seminole. art, Neither is writing. In college, he won a William Randolph While acknowledging the school board's autonomy, the Hearst Award for doing an expose on a fortune teller in Athens, commissioners suggested it would be helpful if the board Ga. who hadn't paid for her busitjess license and was operating would check with the county's planning and zoning depart. ftnaresidentlalzone.Sheputthiscurseonhim_rneanwomen manIa and engineering staff before building schools so the Lwould take all his money and his hair would fall out. Grizzard county WouW have advance Ilme to plan for drainage, traffic still has his hair, but money-hungry women continue to plague and Impact on residences. 1IIIII. Kroll told the commissioners the board has no staff, and such In 1967, he won a $600 Minneapolis Star-Tribune scholarship information the superiajçndent of schools, for being the outstanding male Junior In journalism school at who has a staff. the University of Georgia Inn which he graduated In 1968 "You should make Mr. Layer (the superintendent of Other college honors Include membership in honorary schools) understand," said Commissioner Bob Storm, "that journalism fraternities and Sigma P1 Fraternity. the county would like to know about then things I Grlzzard'i newspaper experience Includes being the Athens Sciloig Board Chairman Allan Keeth said one portion of the Daily News sports editor, executive sports editor of The county's comprehensive plan "really bugged us." Atlanta Constitution, sports editor of The Chicago Sun-Times, "The part that gives the county veto power over selection of sports columnist of The Atlanta Constitution and city sites," he said. "This Is contrary to our reading of the columnist of The Atlanta Constitution, law." - ... - from County, Schools Agree To Cooperate - - - GUILTY VERDICT IN BOAT THEFT Joseph Harold Morin, of 645 Featon Place, Altamonte Springs, was found guilty Friday of three counts stemming from the theft of a boat on Oct. 20, 1979. The circuit court jury found Morin guilty of burglary, grand theft and possession of burglary tools. Morn was charged with using wire cutters to steal a boat Kenneth Carson's home at 220 Orienta Point, Altamonte YOUTHS THREATEN WITH GUN Chuluota woman, who confronted two youths rummaging Spring.]. At the trial, Richard Guerrera, who admitted participating through her husband's dresser Monday, found herself looking the crime, but who was not charged, told the jury Morin cut In down the ba rrel of a silver pistol, deputies say. left her home's the boat loose and planned to meet him on the other side of Tammy Fausnaush told deputies she had yard Lake Orlenta. back door unlocked as she went Immediately across her Guerrera, who took the boat out on the lake, jumped from it to her parents' home Monday around 2 p.m. At 2:40 p.m. she saw two youths enter the house at 351 E. 4th and swam to shore as police arrived. St. and returned to investigate, deputies said. MAN HELD FOR EXAM When Ms. Fausnaush caugH the youths one of the two A Sanford man arrested for breaking into the home of an suspects pulled a small silver hindgun and pointed It at Ms. orange grove manager Wednesday has been ordered held for a Fausnaush. psychological examination. The two burglars then walked out of the house and down the Horace Lee Earl, 23, of 1507 W. 12th St., was taken to Florida street, deputies said. Hospital North for observation following his arrest, deputies said. ASSAULT AT BAR A Seminole County man was treated for a broken nose, Earl, who was arrested in the home of Charles Nickle, a Chase Groves manager after breaking windows and spilling following what he said was an unprovoked attack in a bar, jars of honey, was incoherent at the time of his arrest, said a Monday afternoon, deputies say. witness. Revertus Bratcher, 30, of West Pine Street, told deputies he was in the Club 436 on Lake Howell Road Altamonte Springs, at 1:30 p.m., when a man hit him in the face without provocation. Bratcher was treated and released from Florida Hospital, Hum orist Grizzard DIES said Queen of Carnival EIizabe:t Westerfield Burke, a college junior named by the prestigious Rex organization. "(People) are so excited about it. It's like a new toy all over again. I think this year, they're going to have fun," she said. Most of the traditions have returned the debauchery on Bourbon Street, with scenes raunchy enough to make an X rated movie producer blush the flambeaux carriers, who strut and twirl flaming torches as they weave through crowds at nighttime parades ... the children, perching on ladders during parades to try to catch the cheap plastic beads and aluminum doubloons thrown by the masked riders the mobs, hoping to get away from it all. The festivities end at midnight when street sweepers roll out in full force, a crew of mounted policemen rides down Bourbon Street chasinL! stragglers away and the solemn 40.day period -- Farmers Want To Produce Alcohol Fuel From Corn Altamonte, for the broken nose and a black eye, deputies report. No charges have been filed against the alleged assailant. DOG IN BLAZE The early-morning fire which destroyed a Sanford house trailer Monday claimed a small dog owned by Joan Bastin and her husband, said Sanford Fire Chief George Harriett. The fire, at 133 Bedford Court In the Carriage Cove trailer park, destroyed the couple's trailer while they were not home, police report. t blaze, reported at 12:14 a.m., may have started with a sniouldering cigarette butt, Harriett said. Th NEW ORLEANS i UPI 1 Mardi Gras festivities are like "a new toy," having recovered successfully from the disappointimient and turmoil of last year's police strike. Although the pre-Lenten festivities of Mardi Gras' have already been marred by three major incidents, thousands or perhaps millions have packed parade routes and the French Quarter to join the city's annual bash, Forecasters predicted almost perfect Mardi Gras weather today partly cloudy skies, no threat of rain and a temperatare in the mud-60s. This year's is the first traditional Mardi Gras since 1978. A bitter 15-day strike by police last year forced the cancellation of all parades in the city, and hundreds of National Guardsmen in full battle gear ringed the French Quarter on Fat Tuesday. "It's almost like %e've been in a war and we've come out," IN BRIEF -. Afghanistan. :, i take care of areas or retail outlets where the satisfactory reason. public is adversely affected. The 17 counti "As far as Seminole County is concerned, which received a portion of the extra gas our information is that there is adequate Friday would receive 66 percent of the product there," Goode said. reserve volume anyway, he said. But, he added, the state still has enough of Seminole County, Ms. Blackmon said, j its reserves to take care of hardships. If the sandwiched in between the high tourist at. county fuel allocation officer determines there is a bona fide hardship case, Goode tractions of Disney World and the Daytona s and receives tourist spill over from both. Both said, then the state can act upon it within 24 hours "and probably the product can be Orange and Volusia counties were among the delivered in that amount of time." 17 to get the extra allocation this month. Ms. Blackmon said, however, she is un"I hope we have enough fuel to last the certain what is considered a hardship. month," she said. "There never really has been any clear cut definition of what that is, and what Part of the problem this month is taat retailers, then, would get preference," Ms. February has an extra day. Allocations are Blackmon said. based on 1978 usage, a year in which Gode-said-thestates-rerve-are-keo1-to- -Febnsary-had284lays1----------- Winter Springs Death A Possible Suicide Vance Heads To Europe - to be In greatest need and keep the rest in reserve, said state fuel allocation officer Bill Goode. "We decided this was where it could be more appropriately and efficiently used," he said. It won't do much good to protest, Goode said, because "the volume has been released." Meanwhile, Ms. Blackmon said if retailers' protests are any indication, Seminole County may be out of gas by the end of the month. Goode said Seminole was eliminated from the counties the state decided to give extra fuel to this month because it was given to areas with high tourist traffic and because "you have to cut off someplace." Ms. Blackmon said Friday this-was not a Herald Staff Writer Seminole County's protest to the state energy office over gas allocations won't do much good, according to a state fuel allocation officer. JoAnne Blackmon, Seminole County ritirchasing agent and fuel allocation officer, said she has protested verbally with the state and would file a written protest because the state overlooked Seminole In releasing 64 percent of the state gas reserves to 17 counties. Normally, the state releases 80 percent of its month's reserve supply to all 67 Florida counties on the 15th of the month. This month, rather than a general release, the state decided to give gas to 17 counties that seemed New Orleans Mardi Gras Revelers Kick The Blues Away NAT10N . By DIANE PETRYK Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1910—.34 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. i Gas Protest Unlikely To Help County -;;_ — re" 'h" 's4 ;:,] LONGWOOD 309 E. lit St. 150 Hwy. 434 Ph. 322-771 Ph. 831-411.4 OPEN 9 8.111101,4 P.M. Weikdysg 9.5 Sat. S" OPEN TODAY APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE 1 11 11 1 OTHER AREAOFFICE S IN DILTONA, ORANGE CITY, DUARY AND OVIEDO' - �Li Evening Herald ( "S,411260) :300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFOI(I), FLA. 32771 Area Code 305422-2611 or 8.11.9993 Around Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Deliver): Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. H) Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00: Year $47.00. What Gold Market Telling America Is pair of new football fields last spring at the Red Bug Park facility. Now if I could just get them to come and cut my grass. Sanford residents with Little Leaguer's may be wondering where the news about Sanford Little League lu:. been. The local group starts its season about three weeks later into the spring. Sign ups are being held from now through March 3rd at either the City Hall or th e Sanford Recreation Center. Tryouts will be held on March 3rd and 4th at the Sanford little League facility. Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and season openers. Before the spring deluge of the various youth baseball leagues gets underway, a couple of local guys deserve a pat on the back. Butch Alexander, the head of County Parks and Recreation has teamed up with Jack Laing to transform Seminole Pony Baseball's weed city into some of the best looking diamonds in Seminole County. Alexander is the turf maintenance wizard behind the reconstruction of Lake Brantley's football field and laid the groundwork for a maintenance crew, operating under the Seminole You th Sports Association, that has been working hard to get the baseball diamonds in good shape for most season openers that take place the first and second weekends of March. Laing and his crew ha ve transformed old fields into new and have created three brand new fields at the highway 419 facility. That particular maintenance crew also deserves a pat on the back for the fine work they did in putting in a The Clock Gold is the metal that drove men in a fury across the mountains to California, and by fast clinDer ship to San Francisco. forever denominating th is state as th e golden one VYC KHUW somening UI the power of gold LU change history. But we do not believe the current ROBERT WALTERS gold rush in the world's markets is going to have any great impact except upon the pocketbooks of those who deal and speculate in precious metals. Ha lcyo We do not share the views of those who, like the late poet Ezra Pound, saw gold as the dominating force in the affairs of nations. The demonetization of gold In the United States Days Go e began in 1934, putting the country on a modified gold standard. The dollar was completely unlinked from gold in 1971, when the government dropped the requirement that 25 percent of all Federal Reserve notes be backed by gold. In 1975, Americans were once again allowed to own gold For the MANCHESTER, N.H. (NEA) once mighty Kennedy political dynasty, it has bullion as an investment, Now the money supply in this country is In- come to this: an empty coffee can with a handwritten note taped to the side that says, dependent of the gold supply, and that gives "Your donation will help Ted Kennedy win more flexibility in managing our economy. ° But gold remains an international medium of The can, holding only a few dollar bills, sits exchange, as it has been for at least 10,000 years. forlornly on a scuffed bridge table in the As su, it is far more important than tulip bulbs barren basement hail of St. Catherine's or soybeans, although speculators have played Church here. Around the edge of the room are those commodities even more heavily than the seated 200, perhaps 250, people. The room could hold five times that numgold market at different periods in the past. hot the turnout is barely respectable The remarkable run-up in the price of gold in because the scheduled speaker is not Sen. recent years and months reflects a general Edward M. Kennedy, D..Mass., but his wife, distrust of paper money throughout the world. Jo an. Pgv'nnf 1., IIthc, ,lnll,r h hnlrI fc awr t 15 I.E'k.. 1.. li.. I... ....1a....... a.. ..k....t...... a: .4JI$LI II47 II'-L' II. 'JTVII 'Ji IIVVILV II on e i WLV UIIU UIV UUUiVII(X against foreign currencies, so the-gold rush is not not morose. A feeble effort to provide Emdirected exclusively or primarily against the promptu entertainment yields an amateur hour of dancing, piano playing and singing of dollar. We take the gold fever as a symptom, not a "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling." cause. And as a symptom, it must be taken very The unshakable Kennedy supporters seriously indeed. The dependence of the remain firmly committed, "It doesn't mean a developed economies of most of the major In- damned thing," retorts one woman when Tonight's the last night that folks and followers of Bill Payne's Fighting Seminole High basketball squad can show their support and appreciation for such a great season. The Seminoles have indeed given Sanford plenty to be proud of this season, rolling up a 25.1 regular season record and achieving a number four ranking in the sta te. Tonight is Parent's Night at the Seminole gym and marks the last time that the Sanford seniors will play before a home crowd. Payne's squad takes on neighboring DeLand at 8:00 p.m. before finishing the regular season On the road against Mainland Friday night. It's only fitting that the entire community should pack the gym to the rafters to support a fine group of yo ung ball players. I A tip of the hat goes out to the athletic department and administration at Lyman High for running i first class district wrestling tournament over the weekend. Lyman athletic director Ed Buckner, prin cipal Carlton He nley, Bill Scott and Mr. & Mrs. Skip Peltzer did a super job. Their efforts are the key to the Greyhounds hosting the regional and sta te wrestling tournaments in the coming weeks. A special tip of the hat goes to Margaret Barhart and her staff of sta t girls who made keeping up with the results extra efficient for media representatives. SPORTS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1950—SA Seminole s Super Seniors Say So Long , _____ I - I ketbaillearti get their final I 5. .. T . . ..1 .,, . i 7 . , * - DON GRAFF eith tne id homas, Shun Thomas, Butler, Fred •.iA: iIer Jo sD d A I r. 11 Nillie White will don the McCray Bruce Glen Stambaugh Keith Whitney David Thomas Shun Thomas Reggie Butler Fred Alexander Ikminole colors for the final nc this season before the Friday nigh t's finale will coach Bill Payne, both got a Tribe's traditional waltz in Bob Peterson's Lake month of the season has be ('onwa) in hit' last metown crowd. Th e Tribe determine the seedings for the piece of nice news today, Cighit I n'ns tike i breather tonight quarters number three and Brantley Patriots the oilier Greg Robinson's Lake Howell is s regu,ar season on tournament. Se%eral spots are before closing out their Th e ta lent ed lea r was pe four. hand will be after their fifth Silver Hawks. 1' loundering i i., in a , ro...• ng111 I hough soiiiewhat behind regular season at '' more a st111 up for grabs including the selected with Mainland s Sam Elsewhere around the win of the year and a winning with Inconsistency through •i .i i. a rrioi nic rematch with number number one t'i. rts xiii aCul nigi seed should the Henry as the two represen- county tonight the Lyman lift to take into the district the middle of the season, ranneu ia:,tona Seminoles beat Mainland. .1st (tnt to d iate start 'ifter I he 19-s I .ions ill enter the tatives from the Orange, Greyhounds travel to Lake tournament. Robinson s charges have wonl '' inland. Tonight's rematch should Osceolu, Volusia, Seminole Brantley in hopes of evening i(Otuda, SedS011, (oris%a% contest fresh (roiii a tit4i3 Win The Patriots could be a six of the last seven and put nroute to smashing prove interesting for one and Lake County districts to their season slate at 13-13. ,aer St. Cloud List 1' rida has be the boards thorn in some teams side eral school records during Seminole in particular. Senior take part in the High School forth a superb effort against i. Lyman coach intt scoring points like a man Toni come tourney time. Digger Phillips can again i. l ir current 25-1 season, forward Bruce McCray broke All-Star Basketball game to Lawrence got a pleasant Mainkind last Friday night %Itll a new lewse on life latel%. I(x)k for a healffiv Horace i ". At a big fieignt and ex- before bowing out 79-65. Most yne's troops entered the the school single game be held in Gainesville in surprise from his bench last Conw along mth trigger Holand in the line up. night after three perience disadvantage all teams would consider a 1-I nvin " te prep poll three weeks scoring record against the August, Friday After m issing two games ia" "i. w the season at number DeLand Bulldogs earlier in ve played po int loss to the Buccaneers a Payne was honored as starters were sidelined. season long, they' with ankle injury Roland matu r ing ruce B Brightman .ht, jumped to sixth and the season with a 44 point Coach of the Year for the five Senior Sam linnon pumped in inuch improved ball the last moral into returned against St. ('loud to will lead the Silver hawks tter settled in as the fourth effort, county area. 21 points and got great effort two weeks 'and would ,like The single most conPUiilp 2ti points. His return in than be tter to pall) ated squad as the season the McCray, the Five Star If the Seminoles run true to from Kelvin Hiliman 19) and nothing tributing factor to Lake battle against Spruce (reek comes it the right time ith role of the spoiler. boils down to where it all Conference's leading scorer, form, DeLand will once again Kevin Zastrow ( 10) to whip Howell's new found role of a tonight on the road. esunts; 4the district tour- along with the man who's put prove pesky in the first half the DeLand Bulldogs by a 75the Orange Belt Conference Without a doubt the most strong challenger is the Hounding out a look at rnent. Tournament right around the it all together for Seminole, but should succumb to the 68 margin. improved squad the tact emergence of center Rusty uoi.t atwn, th Ovmcda tu,* lad. I New Signal n n V.. to Hassle • •, BUSINESS WORLD Dangers Of Siphon i n g case involving a man, 43, suffering from By PATRICIA McCORMACK dustrialized nations upon the import of foreign oil, asked about President Carter's drubbing of small lumps and swelling on the roof of the UPI Health Editor — . , President Carter's call for just-in-case registration of American youth, we are informed by those who know what's REALLY going on in Washington, is primarily intended as a signal to our adversaries over there of the nation's resolve to meet any challenge. It is a signal, however, that has been Intercepted by a multitude pf interested parties over here who are reading much, much more Into It. Talk about special interest politics! This issue has somet hing for just about everyone. To start with the most obvious, linkage with the stalled Equal Rights Amendment was inevitable, to the detriment of a constructive. consideration of both issues on their respective merits. Seizing the golden opportunity to say, "I told you so," Phyllis Schalafly and company have been indulging in understandable but quite possibly premature celebration. 1, I - up ey - team • 1UCON, Ariz. (UN) Jim Colbert is a strange position, and he loves it. :Don't go saying the tournament is er because anything could happen," Wert said Monday, alter a 7-under-par gave him a seven-stroke lead with one und to play in the $300,000 Tucson n. "It seems like we've been playing for a eek," said Colbert, "but you aren't ling to hear a word of complaint from ie. I like my spot." Who wouldn't, especially after three lays of virtual idleness due to rain, two Lays of back pain and the pressure of laying to play a strange course. — — JACK ANDERSON 111 U. S. Bungle Again'? — T..:1 4 M MICNEIJNI F' mC*l 9 WUIT vess 6 do — • V ,. • — ii Us POE .0 YOUR EXHAUST • 1 _ - __ / " — I 46 PH 323-601 air1,.., . .1 I ~ 4 . 4 R, ~ T -4 , 1 I I7 1 1~N 2 .' 6 .!, "'.."., 1. ,- • p.. I. .t - .I,1I , • •.. 3 I, •% , .. ' _. r.;i. •. ,. hL .. -- L. • . . .. ..., I, 4".;'~ L * i' , q in.?ki- I , ~ i .~_j7W 71.71_1'W77;K1,1 . % E $W,FIIST. ff 01 605SANFOSO .' BERTS S P$N1-Y V a., 1.. • - 010064 Oraø5Icity L.1. "Ih mauw Pt'(lple should know that I always jrefer be just behind in the first round,'' Stenmark said. "That gives me a psychological push to (10 well in thmi' second heat." The women's 10-kilometer cross ('('tintry race was the only miiedaI event contested Monday and (lie best showing was a 22nd place finish by Alison Owen-Spencer of McCall, Idaho. 'i'lw event was won by East (;ermmumn}'s Barbara Petzold with Finland's I Iilkka Hiihivuori winning the silver nietlal and Finland's Helena Takalo taking the bronze. The favored Soviets failed to crack the top three in Olympic women's cross country racing for the first time since 1968. Walter Malmquist of Post Mills, Vt., turned in it good effort in the ski Jumping part of the nordic combined, but his chances of winning a inedil in the competition are not good because he is weak in today's IS-kilometer (fl)Ss country race. Malmquist, a Dartmouth College student, recorded jumps of 276 and 260 to finish second behind East Germany's Ulric'k Welding. West (;erimiun3"s Hubert Schwarz was third. "If he runs a normal race, he'll end UI) about 15th," said U.S. Coach Jim Page. "If he gets inspired a runs a great race, he could finish ninth or 10th and that would be the best in Olympic history for the U.S. Nordic Combined team." to feet a a -a uaaa. j I .J.. Johnnie Bennet and Tony senior guard Sonya Smith Hardy each scored 11 points took game high scoring Monday night to pace San- honors by notching 20. ford's Lady Seminoles to a DELAND(33): Benkley 1*, tough isxi win over rival EIdr kigeS, Heckler 2, Jenkins DeLand. , Pate 8, Jackson 1. Totals: 14 me Lady Seminoles will 5-11 33. host the women's District 9 Class 4A tournament. SANFORD (35): Davis , In other women's action Meltoia 1, Voimibaw 1, Hardy Monday night Maria Smith It, Beaaett 11, collected 18 points to help Totals: 147-21 35. Lyman's Lady Greyhounds LYMAN (41): FerrIte 8, M. score a 41.35 over IC Smith 1L J. Smith 1, Page 8, Brantley. Rebecca Foss had P. Smith 4, Serraao 2. Totals: 14 points for the losers, me 22 41. win closed out Lyman's 1315LAKE BRANTLEY (25): regular season recordatlz8 ft$$ Forque 2 Foss 14, while the Patriots slumped Patrick 1, Raisins, Vazquex LToIaIs:138-1225. ou minding out out action . ' NIWNOUNS: MOILtbrV Fri. $a,m..S:$ p.m., Sat. I am-fl ' . ' i HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. volving Seminole County LAKE HOWELL (42): teams, the Bishop Moore Smith 28, Marvel 12, Moo' Lady Hornets swarmed Laki tegay 4, Cuurlato 4, Howell by a 291 scoring Darrswsl. 1taIs: 1111-2242. marginIn the final period to BISHOP MOOKE (52)' 1. sting the Lady Silver Hawks Dries iI,K. Dries!, Merge ii, 6242. Sinlk 4, Darias 4, Gardner ' PattY Margo led Bishop ChrIstlauca 5, Nooisey 4. Moore with 16 points while Totals: 2118-1952. CAR C F, ' E CLIP S !) ~~~ ~ 4 AR I1 'S _ A PLACE TOGET YOUR CAR FIXED FOR LESSI February SpecIal LUBE AND OIL CHANGE $995 ____ WORK • - on Score Women's Wins L — • at II IIJ 1 I—IUU1IU, flUt11I - . . The 66 Monday in the twice rain- having scored the biggest victory of his delayed tournament gave Colbert, the career. winner of five events but none since 1974, Before Colbert went out to play 3 54-hole score of 19-under-par 200. Monday, he felt a muscle spasm in his His nearest pursuers are defending back, so be consulted a chiropractor. champion Bruce Lietzke, Dan "It's no big thing," he said. "The only Halidorson, Toil) Purtzer and Dave Barr, reason I'm telling you about ills to give bunched at 207. you something to write, It's something Next are Allen Miller, Andy Bean and that conies and goes and I've learned to Bob Eastwood at 208 and Charles Coody live with It. I don't expect it to stop me." and Buddy AlUm are at 200. It is realistic to say all of them are playing for second Colbert is within range of Johnny money, which is no small change at Miller's course record of 25-under set in $32,400. 1976 when the former California Golden Colbert, of course, Is shooting for the Boy took the Tucson Open for the third $54,0 top prize and the satisfaction of straight year. 5AV — F the Swedes in the goal-differential category, which would be used to break a he the end of regular competition Wednesday night. Chances for a medal in the giant slalom were severely hampered Monday when the nation's two best slalom racers, twins Phil and Steve Mahre of White Pass, Wash., imumnaged only a 14th and 15th-place finish respectively. "1 didn't nail it at the top," said Phil. ''The) me today and I'll have to try made it up and make it up on them tomorrow." Steve also had problems with the upper half of the course. "i was great through the first four or five gates but then I got too far inside on a turn where it drops over a sharp pitch," said Steve. Cary Adgate of Boyne City, Mich., was another second behind in 23rd place and Pete Patterson of Sun Valley, Idaho, who was fifth in Thursda y's downhill fell and did not finish Andreas Wenzel of Lichtenste n got a boost from his sister s silver medal in the women s o'ill on Sunday and turned in a run of li through the 56 gates to finish .14 of a second ahead of Austria's Hans Enn. Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark finished third behind Austrian Hans Enn. However, most experts believe the silent Swede will win the event with a strong run today. t olbert Holds Commanding Tuscon Lead I District Soccer Starts • 11 . 1~4 LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UP!) The story of Tickner, from IAUleton, Cob., and Santee, the United States in the Winter Olympics can of Park Ridge, Ill., finished second and third be 5uiinned quickly Heiden and hockey. respectively behind East Germany's Jan And if the United States is to win any more Hoffman in the compulsory figures which medals in the Winter Gaines, the guys with count 30 per cent of a skater's total score. skates, not skis, are going to produce them. Scott Hamilton of Rosemont, Pa., was eighth. eric Heiden, winner of the only two gold World Champion Vladimir Kovaler of the medals the United States has mustered in Soviet Union performed poorly in the figures these gaines, goes after his third today in the and withdrew from the competition after men's 1,000 meters. Heiden previously won finishing fifth. the 500 and 5,000 meters competition and Still to come in the men's figure skating are a good chance of winning five gold the short program Tuesday and the free medals. skating on Thursday night. $pr Tickner's high marks now make him a co oleh1 you the truth, when people say that favorite with Cousins for the gold since 01 oldsi, it goes in one ear and out the oUear," Heiden said. "The big thing for Hoffman is not considered a strong free mels that I want to skate well. And if! feel skater. "I can't really say it's been a surprise," I've given 100 percent and somebody beats said Tickner. "I think the strongest thing rne I'm still happy with that because there's about my skating is that I'm strong In all nothing I can do." Of ii," parts ii ..nut Oau medals au uv (OfltOSteu today The U.S. hockey team moved a step closer In the giant slalom, the two-man huge, the 10. to the medal round of competition with its kilometer biathlon, the Nordic combination victory over Rumania. an4 Ice dancing. Buzz Schneider scored two goals and Qarles Tickner and David Santee put the assisted on another to spark the U.S. hockey (Jutted States in position for medals Monday team to victory. The triumph kept the i. ID the figure skating competition with high Americans, 341, in a Firstplace tie with in the compulsory figures and the U.S. Sweden. remained unbeaten in four "I thought we played fairly well," said es with a 7.2 triumph over Romania. Assistant Coach Craig Patrick "The enHowever, the skiers continued to disappoint thusiasm wasn't at its highest level." V .both in alpine and cross country, The Americans remain four goals behind — r .• , (. S. Gold Hopes Rest In Heiden, Hockey — pa • rinng . — — en . — • . . an — El SalvadorI " iiirne. That reaction is not only predictable but almost beside the point, however, compared to the splintering within the ranks of the sex. ual equality movement. Some spokespersons although a minority it would appear at this early stage of the great debate, accept the principle of military service for both men and women as natural and even as useful ammunition in the never-say-die campaign for ERA ratification. Others do not, although In. differing degrees and for differing reasons, — . • Soviet Atrocity - .. a Beware of the mouth. NEW YORK (UP!) which is rapidly increasing In price, is a critical her candidate, by a margin of almost 2 to 1, In say it can The irritations were not severe, but the "midnight credit card". Doctors precinct caucuses. Iowa's democratic threat to their economies and their currencies. was frustrated. He could not explain severe lung patient the mouth and lead to When she arrives, Mrs. Kennedy offers a injure It is long past time for the people of these the cause of the injuries. damage. countries, and especially Americans, to face the brief but inspiring speech. "We don't have to The doctors said a thorough history of his Three Air Force dentists explained in the accept the way things are," she says, threat squarely and to take action against it. speaking quietly but emotionally and conFebruary issue of the Journal of the activities the day prior to the dental visit Inevitably that will mean sacrifice. A hard road is vincingly about "the beautiful human American Dental Aasoclatlon that a "mid. showed the patient had siphoned gasoline ahead. The day Is late. Let's get moving. That Is qualities that Ted would bring to the night credit card" Is the term for siphoning from the tank in his car to a container. The National Organization for Women, for gasoline by sucking on a tube leading to an During the process he accidentally got a presidency" and "the way he has of reaching the message we heard from the gold market. example, is adamantly opposed to automobile gas tank. It often is done illicitly large amount of gas in his mouth. He spit it out to people and helping them," registration of either sex. Selective service, after dark, hence the "midnight." out at once, There's even a line that at tempts to turn the according to NOW President Eleanor Smeal, The practice occurs frequently enough to But, the doctors said, the patient did not family's difficult and well publicized is not only inherently sexist but lowers the cause the dentists to urge other health rinse his mouth for several hours. Previously, quality of the military forces. domestic problems into a political asset: professionals to consider gasoline as a the patient related, when he had siphoned kas "Ted will be able to give our country conDespite the worldwide furor over the Soviet fidence possible source of Irritation when diagnosing and some reached his mouth, he rinsed at the same way he has given me Gloria Stelnem, on the other hand, is op. invasion of Afghanistan, the superior military patients with oral wounds, once, confidence, hope and understanding, parposed in principle. But If draft or register strength of the Russians seems to assure that ticularly in the last few years." They said to the inside tissues of the mouth The burns affected the entire roof of his we must, then both men and women should can also be caused by various drugs and mouth, making it red and slightly swollen. Those in the audience are appropriately be counted In. they'll get away with It. What they should not get chemical agents including aspirin placed on The doctors said the patient was ordered on a responsive, but they are somber as they line away with, however, Is the Kerala massacre. That lines her up roughly with the the gum tissue to relieve a toothache. But bland diet. Healing took seven days. to shake her hand. For many, the only On April 10, 1979, Afghan troops commanded by up American Civil Liberties Union, which th ey said gaso li ne is an Increasing danger to the candida te's wife is a terse The Air Force dentists said "it is not Soviet military advisers machine-gunned an gee predictably is ready to go to court over the because of its shortages and rising prIces, "good luck" offered In a grim tone of voice unusual for the siphoner to accidentally aspi. estimated 1,170 men and boys in the village of Issue. "Fighting the fuel shortage by siphoning ° appropriate to occasions when a relative lies rate gasoline." Kerala in northeastern Afghanistan. In sheer critically ill in a hospital, gasoline sometimes called use of the 'Possible consequences of this practice," But not with the power centers in Congress. numbers this rivals the deliberate slaughter of 'midnight credit card' me message conveyed by the evening's should be tiisaid, "range from minor local Irritation House Speaker "Tip" O'Neill flatly labels any discouraged not only because of the legal to aspiration with subsequent serious civilians when the Nazis wiped out the Czech 'events Is painfully obvious: Gone, ternidea of compulsory service for women as implications but because it causes Injuries to pulmonary Implications." porarily at least, are the halycon days of the village of Lidice In 1942. "anathema." the mouth," the dentists' report said. Moscow should not be allowed to slough off fabled family whose wealth, power and Health specialists also warn that inhalation popularity were legendary all across the OflCC The report was signed by Dr. David L. The sexual aspect of registrationaccounts of the Kerala massacre as an Americanof gasoline fumes while siphoning could harm Hoffman, colonel and periodontist, EhrlIng land, conscription may have inspired most of the I spired libel. Although the story was first the lungs. Bergqulst Air Force Regional Hospital, Offutt initial rhetoric and attracted the headlines, re remains the slim chance that reported in a dispatch by Edward Girardet to the Dr. Lewis B. Clayton, medical affairs Air Force Base, Nebraska; Dr. Ben Z. but it is not the only point in dispute. There is Christian Science Monitor, correspondents from Kennedy's political fortunes might take a director of the American Lung Association, Swanson, colonel and chief, Dental Services, also the matter of essential fairness when the other countries have filed similar accounts. They turn for the better. But, as his wife told the said inhalation of gasoline can lead to Torrejon Air Force Base, Spain; and Dr. Neil manpower or person-power pool is far chemical pneumonia which is severe and D. Lutlns, captain and dental resident, Air have talked to eyewitnesses now scattered faithful assembled in the dreary church larger than the numbers of recruits the arvery difficult to treat. Force Regional Hospital, Carswell Air Force siveral hundred miles apart who agree on details basement, "It's going to be a hard camforces actually need In periods of limited paign." On gasoline siphoning Injuries, they cited a Base, Texas. emergency. but could not have coordinated their stories. The crime of Kerala's townspeople was to be sympathetic to rebels fighting the pro-Soviet Afghan government from refuges in the nearby mountains. After women and children were herded into a mosque, all males ranging in age down to boys in their early teens were gathered W* together and told to shout pro-Communist S they shouted a praise to Allah. slogans. Instead WASHINGTON The United States Is on moderate Junta. Its failure to control events and military aid as a lever with which to pry SHADES OF RED: For Sen. Strom some real reforms out of the rulers of El the verge of repeating Its disastrous Iranian has been demonstrated by continuing Thurmond, D-S.C., the treatment a cornand Nicaraguan policies In tiny El Salvador, Woodshed kidnappings, street violence and Salvador. munhst cou*y deservt seems to depend on It would, for example, be In line with with results that could be equally random acts of terrorism. geography, not history. Viewing the Soviet catastrophic for U.S. Interests in Central The one way the Junta could survive, acJimmy Carter's vocal support of human Union as off greatest enemy not oy... 1 America. cording to the experts, would be to effect land rights to demand that, In return for U.S. aid, one In the communist world, Thurmond me State Department, the Pentagon and reform, disband the hated secret police, the junta live up to its promise of a general favors cultivating close ties with Red China the CIA have all urged Congress to rush amnesty for political prisoners. guarantee political liberty and curb the as an anu.soviet ally In the Far East economic and military aid to the coalition Inordinate power of the army and Jhe 14The United States might insist that the At the $ajne time, he adamantly opposes junta that rules the Maasachuaetts.ize nation family oligarchy that has exploited El Junta broaden Its base to Include civilian of sophisticated U.S. technology to'. the the second junta to take control since a Salvador for generations. But this the junta elements from the left. This would give It a cj any Soviet satellite, on the sensible grounds coup toppled President Carla Hiunberto cannot do, analysts feeL to slight chance for survival, according Xt that the goods may well wind up in Russia. Romero last Oct. 15. spokesmen for the Washington Office on Latin Despite repeated plees—as recently as But he Includes Yugoslavia In his list d:;. America (WOLA), a Washington-based Yet these lame agencies' Jest week to enact reform measures the satellites, despite a record of ant1.8ov1et' h experts privately aCkflI54(e that junta Is by its very makeup Incapable of Independen0e that goo back to 19a That ... liatud, our policy advisers we urging member Junta has virtually flO PP' a )W before the Qdnese communists gained S carrying tirough on its pledges, U.S. experts on $ Support p4ffldJyfsflbyt4of are LuwInced. 11 coalition With two PO'Sr With Pla1.naesistance_andseveral . Junta without exacting any conditions ________ the year at the latest. members from the military, Is " y ears before the Qthij followed the would make the aid worthwhile. natural," one sou rc e like a ve' e*'d up l with the Russha me predictable result Is t vience will bsa the 'PPl" Jh nominally in charge of El Salvador Will put continua and grow In the unhappy nation. I. WATCH ON WASTE: Another well. *11 Birth Society ID the United States In a no-win position If the Intelligence officials estimate that kidMentW goverignent program is wasting Intelligence erte pesdictiona come true me i eeviJe i 1uticj pow in napping is already a $Ikulllion'a-ys n"flJ"na because of fraud and red tape. Six ________ and the Junta cellapeet Ad revolt will ElSalvador in this has rested with 14 "ind" In El Salvador. Leftist ele,nts, payments, p I almost surely break out, with leftist rebels cut out of participation In the junta's regime, in additi egt.iy wealthy famili.,, which have kept on to unempicyinent conp enJtiol1, : pi are believed to be preparing for armed In. forwon. encouraged by CabS and UW Mw-% Who their wealth and position by an unholy : could conceivably gain aaotiw tosbeld near sirrection with the military, And t his powe ''h Cuban help. of biltesu by f(r.Jge ; in. se vttalMezicanchlfielde.lbsUnitidSta$ee will base has remained as solid as ever since the By using our aid package as leverage for than, '1 'nest $1 million has l nt to basses once more as the bulwark of an im. (ictolier omwterafthe latest In a long line of reform, there is an admittedly 1111i (4 suethSuhockofdiaplacsnent But a recenV mmg.3, (ICtatlWs. joui regime that a peaceful solutki may be achieved In El Investigation tamed up many fraudulent : • me bade oubie, sources told my it might seem, with the lessons of Iran and Salvador. By pouring the junta yd v'ments. cratic bungling so :, rat hole with no concessions, tiwe', no chance associates Bob øimrman and Petei' Gf$t, : "TONIGHT se going to discuss ERA. visaNicaragua at hand, that U.S. policy makers that lefjllnijte paym ts are usually en the lack of popular support for the military. at all. would tac 11* proposed minions In economic vis reglswring won*i lot the draft." delayed for months. • . . • — BERRY'S WORLD ... on . , irlu..:, For Now ___ •. ' ('1lJs]f--------- SCHOCKS I 152 S Av?im.$Icsilv Adwsts Ow All DrlvIi Conditions ' $5 ____ -- I t(s1uJN'U -------- WHEEL BRAKE .DISC OR DRUM 8881 I SPECIAL I__ ____________ t(i1IJs1w-------I I WHEEL ALIGNMENT I I '13.99 Value ALL GENERAL REPAIRS Auto. transmissions Air conditioning Tune-up- Front.nd alignmont Wheel balancing brakes, etc. - — — _ 9 - . WE (AVE I 4-WHEEL DRIVE EXPERTS 'WI FIX IT NIGHT THE FIRST TIME" MR9 MUFFLER 3233550 2613 OtIuud. Di. (17.92) Seford (Whore Marc Sleds Chrysler used to be) • •• - • • - F -era #• *,'• -. '.i•• ..- S.. a- ,. • • - '' ',.... - . •.• I ... �6 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1980 NEW SCOREBOARD *,,@:,,_ 11,11L 6I0 Ninth race - 3 )6. 6: 31:45 3Cr' Dc La Cremel2.80 79.00 810 1 Fleetfool Zefla 600 310 bWright Heidi 360 0(1.3) 90.60; P (3.1) 392.20; T (3. 16) 1121 00. Tenth race - 3.16, S: 31:05 7 Wright Bean Bacj 1040 2.60 760 1 Wright Chanook 720 220 2 Drif's Fast 380 0(3.11 8.00; P (73) 38.70; 1 (7.3. 2) 63.40. Ele venth race -3.16. 0: 31:88 1 Honky P,ibbit 480 3 60 370 3 Beau Bob 7.70 1060 2 Didjè) Win 100 0(13)36.20; P (1.3) 135.90: 1 (I 3.7) 305.40. Twelfth race -3.8, C: 35:92 i Swinqtown 1100 5.70 160 3 Tuft Dust 5.20 460 2 Rocktown Margie 6.20 0 (1.3) 37.60; P (13)131.00; 1(1. 32) 354.20. A - 3344; Handle $333,086. n Dog Racing SANFORD-ORLANDO Monday night results First race S. 16, C: 31.65 1 Dan Murphy 1580 15 60 II 00 1 tIte Strutt 8 80 5 60 2 flag Boy i 80 0 (Il) 35.00; T (1.2.1) 539.30. Second race - 3.5,0: 39:09 I Socey Pipppr11.80 7 60 310 3 80 210 7 First 10 0 (3S)7 00; P (3.3) l.10; T (3. 3.7) 7.17 80;D0 (1.3) 143.20. Third race -5.16, M: 31:14 7 Do Fire Khaki 110 3.20 740 8 Kemo Kam 7 80 3.40 3 Wright Reamer 7.40 0 (7.8) 29.20; P (7.5) 55.30; T (7 0.3) 170.40. Fourth race -3.16, 0: 31:85 1 Surtire Lucky 30.30 I160 660 6GHG's Jeff 11 40 860 7 I3azarro 5.20. 0 (1.6) 123.20; P (I 6) 1918 10: 1 (16 7) 1721.20. Filth race -3.16, 0: 31:81. 2 Italkow II 20 980 380 7 Lake Dream 6 00 3 20 I SpecialGolie 2.60 NBA Standings 00 1) '3.00; P12.7) 321.00; T (2 fly United Press International 7.)) 729. 20, Eastern Conference Sixth race-5.16,A: 30:08 Atlantic Division .*Wri'2htArch 280 300 770 W L Pct. GB I Manasota Gator 7 80 3.40 Boston 44 15 .716 B Joanne 5 7 80 ' Ptiila 44 16 133 011.4) 3.6O; P (4.1) 43,70; T (4. New York 29 31 183 15.' 1 8) Ill Wshnqtn 25 31 174 19 Seventh race -5.16, C: 31.67 New Jersy 25 36 410 70 2 DG'% Hot loddie 7 40 *00 320 Central Division 1 Wright Alco 6 20 6 20 W L Pct. GB I Total Flfort 610 Atlanta 36 25 .590 0(2.11 41.00; P12.7)130.80; T (7. San Anton 32 29 .575 'I 7.1) 437.00. Houston 30 30 .500 Eighth race -5.15,5: 30:93 Indiana 30 32 .184 6'.' 7 Wright Fielder 1060 4 80 3 40 Cleielnd 75 38 .391 12 7 Boston Mandy 5 80 3 60 Detroit 14 47 .730 27 I Siuirla Theme 380 Western Conference 0(77)19.20; P (7.7) 77.70; 1 (7 Midwest Division - L PC,, GB 26 591 28 .556 7' 39 371 14 47 373 Il 20 47 373 11 Kan City MIwauke Denver Chicago Utah Pacific Division W I Pct. GB Seattle .15 16 138 LOS Ang '*3 18 705 7 Phoenix 40 20 661 Al l Smi Diego 29 33 .168 16' Portland 78 33 '*59 17 ('olden St lB 43 295 77 Monday's Games 'NO games S(tii.'cJijICd) Tuesdays Games Portland at New York Phoenix at Cleveland Seattle at Chicago New Jersey at San Diego Wednesday's Gain's Milwaukee at Atlanta New York at Indiana Chicago at San Antonio seattle at Kansas City Los Angeles at Denver Boston at Utah HouSton at Golden State Pro Basketball -, w it 15 73 Olympics MEDAL STANDINGS 0S S T I S 17 2 ii 0 1 7 0 i 0 I 1 4 I 3 C.'rmariy lJSSi1 Austria ) USA Pnlan,j 101d P4Oay S*I;prl,lnd 5,ydpn Lcti I 1 0 0 0 Italy flulQara Canada 0 0 0 Czech W Germany 0 1 I 0 0 0 i I I o 0 0 l I I Colle ge S. Car. 83, Boston U. 76 S. Miss. 86, St. Louis 73 S.C. Sprtnbg 77, Presby 73 Steubnvl 61, W. Liberty 60 Mldwet Bldwn.Wllce 69, Mt Union 62 Bllarmne 87, Ind. Ctl 66 Bradley 76, Creighton 75 Butler 83. Milwaukee 69 Ctl St. 91, Walsh 65 Ctl Mo. 97, Lincoln 81 Chdrn St 97, S.D. Tch 68 Cinci 73, Loyola Ill. 70 DePaul 92, LaSalle 75 Dordt 85, M. Luther King 80 Findlay 71, Bluffton 56 Hillsdale 60. Wayne St. 55 IllinoisSt. 77, N. Iowa 56 Kenyon 70, Oberlin 60 Mo. St.L 67, E. III. 59 SI. Jos III, Ashland 97 SE Mo 76, NE Mo. 75, 20t S. III. 114, New Mex. St. 86 SW Baptist 65, Avila 58 W. III. 91, S. lll.Ed* 82 Wichita St. 117, Drake 104 Wis. Cm Bay 70, Milton 56 Wright St. 72, Yngstwn 61 Southwest Ab Chris 59, SW Texas SO Ark. CoIl, 08, Ozarks 70 flthny Na:. 03, Ok. Chris 79 Cameron 92, Texas Wslyn 58 C. Arkansas 5.4, Harding 51 Centenary 98, N Tex St. 93 Grambling 75, Jackson St. 7 Lamar 99, Texas.Arl 82 La Coll 57, E. Tee Rapt. 53 NW Okla. 71, Ctl Okla 10 NE La. 79. HouSton Rapt. 58 Ok. Rapt. 68, E. Ctl Ok. 66 Oral Roberts 88, Tulsa 86 Ouachita 71, Harding 60 Philips 68, Okla. S&A 62 SMU 62 Arkasas 58 Sthmn 80, Texa Sthrn 87 SW La. 56, Ark. St. 51 SF Austin 79, E. Tax St. 60 Texas AOl 67, Angelo 57 West Basketball East Brandeis 83, Norwich 52 fill 86. Oswego . 65 Canisius 86, Colgate 87 Ctl Conn 73, Assmption 70 Cheyney 72, I ncoln Connecticut 89, Vermont 62 E Strdsbq 81, Allentwn 70 Fairfield 67, Holstra 66 Gla5sboro 53, Montclair 52 Hartwick 74 Ithaca 70 Hunter 82, York 78 John Jay 78, M. Evers 73 Manhttn 76, St. Fran NY 77 Mansfld 80, Lock Haven 61 Messiah 77, York 71 Moravian 55, FDU Mad 19 Mt.St.Mry 70, Phila Tex 55 NY Tech 87, Marist 73 Northeastern 61, Army Fluid Phrm 19, Swrthmre 47 PIT 56 Hamilton 52 Shuppnsbq 66, Pitt Jnstn 19 Tufts 7). TrInity 77 UMass 69, New Hamp, 63 Waynesbq 100, Froslbg 80 New Eng 86, W Conn Wesleyan 61, Middlebury 56 Yale 68. Union 62 South Chatt 81, Tenn St 16 Davdsn 73, N C Charl 70 Fairmont 80. Shepherd 68 Iayi'ttvlle 94, N c. Ctl 86 Fla 60, Jacksonville 55 F1i3 St. 86, Cleve St 83 Furman 10/, VMI Ga Tech .10. Georgia 38 Lonqwood 85. Emory&Henry 67 Louisvl /7. Va. Tech 72 Lynchbq 93, Chris Newpt 79 Marshall 78, Citadel 71 Navy 76. Lycoming 5) N C. Wlnin 49, E. Tenn. 16 Radford 100, Bluefld 88 Arizona St 92, UCLA 80 Calif 91, U.S. Intl 80 Mesa IlL N.M. Hilnds 89 Mont-88, Portland St. 70 S. Cob. 71, Western St. 57 W. N.M. 93. So. Utah St. 69 Willmttc 68, Lewi$&Clark 65 College Poll NEW YORK (UPI) The U it e d Press International weekly Board of Coaches top 20 college basketball ratings With tjrt place votes and records through games of Sunday, Feb 17, in Parentheses: (17th week) I. DePaul (39) (22 0) 599 2. Syracuse (22 2) 192 3. Louisville (24 2) 191 A. Kentucky (74.1) 159 S. Oregon St. (2) 3) 378 Louisiana St. (20 4) 353 Maryland p9.5) 269 0. North Carolina (19 5) 216 9. Missouri 201) 190 ID. Notre Dame (19.1) 187 11 (tie) St. John's (21 3) 181 11.(tie) Ohio St. (176) 101 13. Indiana (1) (167) 101 ' IT'S US or RUST ADVERTISING .. PH. 322.4135 2109 FRENCHAVE. 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LINK designed house bLttIU'O(l((3S, Florida handle any JOE), including CONSTRUCTION will make For the past 18 fireplace Installation, R.E. carports and all --- the nrrRnuPmrnisc h'. •...' b' LINK CONSTRUCTION t 931 E. CON. - While some contractors the total job done. yxiuw' nuuu, uiuuru, mis S IWUTION Will also take inayscon as requests for good For any job from minor been doing a variety of conthe big jobs.. .constructjon of Worlunanship on smaller jobs, repairs to a full home struction jobs residents homes custom-designed no Job is too sniall for B.E. remodeling or construction VolusIa,Seminole and Orange to the owner's specifications, 114K CONSTRUCTION. Job, from Orlando to DeLand, counties. B. E. call B.E. LINK CON. LINK BTOH link has been runCON' BE. LINK CON. fling his company 18 STRUCTION also specializes STRUCTION tit 322.7029. -' S LAKE MARY BLVD. ,: „, B. E. Link AND PAINT SHOP REGULAR AND CUSTOM PAINTING PINSTRIPINO— CUSTOM STRIPING 1 1 WOVENWOOD SHADES And as VINYL TOPS DYED OR REPLACED 535 w t r' -" '!t -:i, '. . . " (BRAKES—OVERHAUL —TUNE.UP) -. TONIGHT'S TV TUESDAY seeing a .- ' '_____ -~., . '.1. ,, , . .1 I . 0, I_. I 1. ll~ DEAR ABBY: My mother— party? Your Irritation is sour local Lung Assot'iatitm. in-law wonders why she and justified, but your proposed 8:30 DEAR ABBY: My her husband aren't invited to "cure" would be worse than TODAY IN FLORIDA boyfriend of two years I I'll our home more often. We the (lisease. 0 ED ALLEN call him Al) has been ,n would love to have them for DEAR iI3I3Y: You said, death threats. divorced woman for the last 6:514 two hours, but when they "Parents who smoke pot in (?) U GOOD MORNING months tsleeping - with i 5)0 THE WHITE SHADOW come, they stay from four to front of their small children Coach Reeves first task as tier) on a regular basis. FLORIDA six hours! are guilty of 'child abuse.' athletic director of Carver is to %Tben I Found out about it, i 7:00 if that Well, how about parents help a fellow conch overcome confronted him will, it and he (a) TODAY 0 the billern*'ss which is destroyenough, they hardly ever Will) smoke cigarettes in front admitted it. I should tell you ,fl his life come alone; they usually menu. We don't appreciate of children? (5)0 MORNING NEWS that lie and I have never been 7J U XIII WINTER OLYMPICS (2) O 0 G OD MORNING have fromtwo to 10 "surprise being told whom and when we Every time an adult lights intimate because I have Coverage of today's events IS AMERICA guests" whom "Mom" has will entertain and what we up in the presence of a child, scheduled to include Ice danc. moral convictions concerning Invited. She greets me with will serve, 7:25 the child is forced to breathe ing (live), trien s short program premarital sex. The next time Mouit pulls whatever the adult is 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA her famous one-liner, "In't figure skating; second run 01 lie sees me about three MORNING (fl U GOOD this stunt, she may be serving smoking, The smaller the worry about cooking, nights a week, and we have a the men's giant slalom; men's FLORIDA her guests 1.000-meter speed skating: on the sidewalk, body weight of the child, the tobrought the food." very enjoyable, lovable kilometer individual cross730 STEAMEDIN PENN. greater the threat — Well, Abby, there is more to relationship. country ski race Jim McKay 43 (4) TODAY serving a decent meal than DEAR ST E A M E 0. especially to the lungs, While hosts What bothers me the most is MORNING (7) 0 GOOD putting a casserole and a pie Wouldn't it simplify matters, the child's body is in the that he was dishonest with me AMERICA 9:00 on the table. When my and avert an ugly con- process of developing, his ;ill along lie says he loves IIIC 8:00 'The End" (4) MOVIE 0 are especially husband and I want dinner frontatlon, if you and your lungs and not tier, which I believe. (1978) Burl Reynolds. Dom ())OCAPTAIN KANGAROO guests, we invite whom we husband were to direct your vulnerable, lie told nIL' he would like to Ct)) (35) NEW ZOO REVUE DoLuise After learning that ho We now know that there is want and we serve our own complaints to the offending (24 (I 0) OVER EASY marry me some day, and the 'has a terminal disease, a man twice much ((3) (17) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER decides to shorten his suffering liaison with this other woman disease among children halt-hearlodly finding a by way is only temporary. 8:25 to end his life before IlIrless whose parents smoke 0 () TODAY IN FLORIDA D you think lie could really claims him If) U GOOD MORNING cigarettes In the home, love me and sleep with her? I FLORIDA The decision to smoke 150 0 GOLDIE AND LIZA value your opinion. LIllytililIg is no longer only the CONFUSED TOGETHER Goldie Hawri and 8:30 Liza Minnelli combine their tam. business of the smoker since 04 TODAY DEAR CONFUSED: Yes ents in a musical.varioty pro(fl U GOOD MORNING Ids smoking does damage 10 it's possible that Al has been gram revolving around their AMERICA those who must breathe enjoying a physical (nonactual efforts to prepare for S".'OIId-hafld SfllOke, their fi rst in-tandem show. love) relationship with the 9:00 CAliOl.E IN MAINE 0 (4) DONAHUE DINAH) & FRIENDS other woman, which is all DEAR CAROLE: Right on! '5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS right with me provided it's all (24 (10) MYSTERY Rumpole (J U MOVIE That message is told clearly right ssith her. She's filling Of The Bailey: Rumpole And )l (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER and in greater detail in a The Married Lady" When one of his needs, and he's 24 (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY booklet, "Second-hand Horace Rumpolo (Leo McKerri) idi'Lonsl' filling one of hers. (H) Smoke," It's available lakes on a divorce case, his ()2)(17)LUCySHOw I'm 1101 asking you to condone wife Hilda (Peggy Thorpe(without charge) through It — just understand It. Bates) suspects him of person9:30 1111111111111lidil al involvement with his client. (U) (35) FAMILY AFFAIR (34 (10) EDUCATIONAL PRO10:00 ORAMMING LADIES AND GENTLE. (t2) (1 7) GREEN ACRES MEN. BOB NEWHART Marian — -. I j —•1 . ,4 There's More To A Mea l Than Casserole And Pie - MEN'SSTYLE.cuy SHAMPOO and SLOW DRY . REG. $.$ () 'I. P4 at Orlando Jus t off Hw 17 97 tong*ood RISIRVATIOPiS 831 1600 Sorry No On, lInde, 18 213 Orlando Dr—Sanford (17.92) (Wh Marc Slade Chrysler used to be) Evening lkvaldl Jd A0wert sl r ~0. STYLI G PHONE 322.1711 S 607 W. 2 5th ST IAflFORD- .•': Carol-Is offering to her now customers b. ALL 12 RACES I Thursday Ladies' Nite HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. ADVERTISING I I 1111111 %OWl!0 3 $6 Trifecta Box Trifecta Wheel Reg. 320 .' A 7/ MATINEES: c.'. 24 HOUR ENGRAVING SERVICE - By MAR%'A HAWK INS Herald Correspondent The First Annual Awards Banquet of the Fourth Regional District Florida Mortician's Association ss'is held at the Sheraton Twin Towers. The recipient of the Mortician of the Year Award was Eunice Idella Wilson, who also received three dozen red arid e'llow roses, a trophy, and a white orchid frolIl her famIly and friends. This occasion began Black Awareness Week. Miss Wilson IS the owner and directress of the WilsonEichelberger Mortuary 1110 Pine Ave., Sanford. Eunice as she is called by many of her friends is the fourth child of M Mrs. Gussie L. Wilson and the late Thomas Wilson Sr. of Sanford. While a young girl growing up in Sanford on West 13th Street were the family lived, she attended Pearl's Day Elementary Private School. She received her high school education at Crowns Academy, now Croonts Junior ugh School. To (flake her dream come true, Miss Wilson enrolled in the New York School of Embalming and Restorative Art. She received her degree in Mortuary Science. After graduation she returned home to do her internship under the late L. V. Eichelberger, and received her embalmer and funeral director's license. Although she is involved with her business, church and community work, Miss Wilson finds time to help others. She has served Seminole County and surrounding areas in tier business dince 1955. She serves her community and mankind with respect and dignity. Miss Wilson has received many plaques and certificates for her erke and wIIcei'fl for utliers. She is an ambitious, industrious and sincere Christian worker and a dedicated ser'ant. Miss Wilson says that whatever she has achieved in life, she owes to her parents and family. She is an active member of the Florida Mortician's Asoclation, Inc., and an executive board member of National Funeral Director's and Embalmer's Association, Florida Funeral Director's Association and National Funeral I)Irec- Mon. . Wed. - Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:13p.m. COLD WAVE : '4-.;. (Closed Sunday) . T '',.' 8 P.M. - u Enice VliIson Wins A Of 1"Iie ward ,.i -~ $, .; I RACING NIGHTLY Baseball Seattle Signed pitchers Rick Honeycutt and Jim Beattie Basketball San Diego -- Waived rookie forward center Steve College Cornell -- Named Tom Miller head basketball coach Call 322.2611 NOW! - TROPHY SHOP .~'. . Transactions % pr. v START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Advertising Department't ON THE GROW! (305) 323.9601 xr.-, -J;;~-_~ '. $5 — 601 .0 WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 P_~', ~L__. . Tuesday, Feb. 19,1980—lb 1~ I .F, --~n .I` TAKE CARE OF YOUR TIRES -- Business Review fZiebart Auto.Truck Ruitprooflng 511* :;~ N. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $42 — r 14. Brigham Young (20 4) 99 IS. Purdue (16 7) 89 Weber St. (23 2) 87 Arizona St. (10 5) 61 10 . Clemson (10 6) 51 19, Washington St. (19 4) 41 20. NC State (10 6) 27 Note: By agreement with the American Basketball Coaches Association, teams on probation by the NCAA are ineligible for top 20 and national Champion. ship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Those teams currently on probation for 1979 are: Alaska . A n c h or a g a, Auburn, Cincinnati, East Carolina, Memphis State, Oral Roberts, San Francisco. OURSELVES Now! I __Ty~ I'll"W-5-1 - - _-, ~5 ., . I ..- "1 M01711 --~,;_W-1 r 7_ .,~r_i,,7~,~.. ~" .'• ..,._,.' - _t_ I '-.-. �#.. 2 B'-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday Feb. i,, mo .- . - - _________________________________________________ GaCy liCtI ttis Bi. ned A1ive SS bTty Prosecutors CHICAGO iUPI — Prosecutors in the John Wayne Gary a homicide. mass sex-murder trial have raised the possibility that some of The trial was interrupted briefly during the unusual holiday Gacy's alleged victims may have been buried unconscious, but session as Bessie Stapleton, the mother of one of the victims, alive, in the makeshift cemetery In his crawlspace. cried aloud as Stein described the excavation of her son's But prosecutors said there is no direct evidence to confirm makeshift grave. such speculation. The interruption came as Stein described a chain bracelet Chief Deputy Cook County State's Attorney William Kunkle found in the shallow grave where workers found "body No. 6" raised the possibility Monday while questioning county - Mrs. Stapleton's son, Sam, Medical Examiner Robert J. Stein, who examined the bodies Earlier in the trial, Mrs. Stapleton collapsed on the witness of 30 of the 33 victims who Gacy Is accused of killing, stand whim - .idntift'im' Ihn ... hrn,n1nt me 33 murder charges against Gacy are the most ever Judge Louis B. Garippo halted the trial briefly, sent the jury brought against an individual in U.S. history. from the room and warned the relatives of other victims that Showing Skin a rope ligature taken (runi one ü(Uit' gfd4,e, some ensuing arguments would be "grim." Kunkle asked how long it would take a victim to lose consciousGarippo asked that any relatives who felt they could not ness, handle the testimony not stay in court for that part of the case, Stein said, "Moments." ' so this trial can proceed in an orderly fashion so as not to Kunkle then asked how long it would take a person to die if a distract the jury or cause any undue influence on the jury." ligature were used on him. Stein said he was called at home the nlghtGacy was arrested Stein said it would be difficult to say —'but he estimated it - Dec. 21, 1978, and told, "Doc, I think we have a big one,' would be only a short period of time. As soon as he walked in the front door of Gacy's northwest Asked if it were possible for a person to be strangled to the suburban ranch house, Stein testified, he recognized the odor point of unconsciousness and for a layman to think h wu of decomposing bodies, dead, Stein said, "Definitely." Realizing he had "a major situation" on his hands, Stein Kunkle later asked Stein if he would consider it a homicide if returned the following morning and ordered that Gacy's a victim were strangled to unconsciousness, then died in a crawispace be divided into a grid pattern and dug up in "archeological fashion." Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that WC Notice is hereby given that a are engaged in business at 1505W. engaged in business at P.O. Bc. 25th Street, Sanford. Seminole 380. Lake Monroe, Fl, 32711 County. Florida, under the tIc. Seminole County, Florida, under titloos name of GENEVA GAR the fictitious name of .18.5 EN DENS APARTMENTS and that TERPRISES, and that I intend to we intend to register said name register said nemewith the Clerk with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole County, Florida In ac County, Florida In accordance cordance with the Vovlsions of the with the provisions of the Fic. Fictitious Name Statutes, Towit: litlous Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957 1957. sIg. Charles Schwartz, Trustee 519. J.M. Weir Avanti Development Publish January 29 and February Corporation, Inc. 5, 12, 19, 1980 DER101 Schwartz, PublIsh Feb. 5. 12. 19, 26, 1980 DES 20 _______________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED FlorIda Statutes 197.246 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Arc Salvail.theholderofrnefollowlng certificates has filed said cer tificatesfor a tax deed to be issued iiitjn. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which It was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 455 Year of Issuance 1974 Description of Property Lots 61, 62, 63, 73 + 74 .1 0 Packards 1st Add to Midway PB 2 PG 101 Name In which assessed Lu Von Moses, Heirs All of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer tifleates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in such certiflc*t certificates will be sold to t highest bidder at the court house door on the 3rd day of March, 1980 at 11:00 AM. Dated this 8th day of January, 1950. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co. Sanford, Fla. By: Cheryl Greer Deputy Clerk (tALJ Publish January 29 and February 5, 17, 19, 1980 DER.15 Orlando - Winter Park Seminole _____ 831- 9 993 3222611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES Suspected searched this morning for a wealthy young housewife they believe shot her two small sons, left their bodies on a in a gold Cadillac - In 2 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the ______ (JIASSIFIED All f DEADLINES Noon The Da1efore Publication Sunday - Noon Frid9 _______________________________________________ I ______________________ _______________________ FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE Fiberglass, gel coat & mold maker. Pay according to exp. Apply Starline Enterprises, Bldg. 298, Rudder Cir., San. ford (Airport) between 8a.m.. 5 p.m. - - __________________________ ,.- man said. Both had been shot once in the couple's fashionable, brick, bungalowchest, style house to find his wife and children For much of the night, a two-county missing. perhaps to kill of Duval The pajama-clad bodies of 3year-old and St. Johns . , '* their Meeting held on the 12th of Execution issued out of and day of February, AD., 1950, In the under the seal of the Circuit Court Commissioners' Meeting of Seminole County, Florida, upon Room In the Courthouse at San. a final judgement rendered in the ford, Seminole County, Florida, aforesaid court on the 29th day of County heretofore given, passed and case entItled, 0. Douglas Stan. vacating Authorities declined to quote from the that county father, Jacksonville three-page note from his wife saying she where information in the health, In it, she also asked was called off when "we found nothing," was taking two guns with her police said, Jadison apparently - to - and abandoning, Kennelh W. McIntosh, et al renouncing and disclaiming any, Plaintiff, •vs- Ethel Spivey, the following described rights.of. as Sheriff of Seminole County, way, to.wlt: Florida, and I have levied upon the SW '. of Section 36, TownshIp 21 owned by Ethel Spivey, saId North25feetof South "zof SE 'aol County, Florida, more par. Section 35, same Township and tIcularly described as follows: By the Board of County Corn. Range 30 East the East 66 fiat of Florida, thIs 12Th day at Ftbniary, of the Southwest 14 North of BOARD OF COUNTY be a ,fl was. But he said the search would officials said, "had this obsession :k Duvat examined both children recently and found them to be In good health, The two children were lying faceown in a gulley on a narrow, 20-mtle4ong spit - pçMve spokesman said given them a clean all bill exp. $4.50 hr. to start. AAA EMPLOYMENT COOKS £ COOK TRAINEES 912 French Ave. of health, believed to be driving whenshelefthome red ribbon noted that although the shortly before 7 p,m. temperature was In the 40s, they were Duval officials said Jackson — owner wearing Ulin pajamas. of a chain local fast-lunch restaurants Romine said Jackson "talked with his __________________________ and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will t 1l00A.M.onthe5thdayof March, AD. 1980, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subjed to any and all existing OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BY: ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR CLERK 323 5176 NOTICEOF APPLICATION described personal property. That said sale Is being made to satIsfy the terms of said Writ of FOR TAX DEED AFLCIO Cool To Democratic Runners Florida Statutes 197.246 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Execution. John E. Polk, that Leo W. and Jeanne d'Arc was certifIcates has filed said cer - Seminole County, Florida fit Icates for a tax deed to be Issued Publish February 12, 19, 26 and General Laborers- Day shift, apply at Mill office between S & 11 am. Ret. Req. American __________________________ person 1)3 Palmetto Ave., Sanford Dry Cleaners. Haitians Dead In Ocean Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Infested waters about miles from Port Everglades, A Coaat Guard search for the missing was scheduled to resume at dawn today. The Cot Guard said 12 people and three bodies—aman, woman and baby g1ilwere plucked from he ocean afr a 7O400t sailboat returning from the Bahamas noticed two men struggling In the water Monday and redbud the Coast Guard. "they clung to the (Coast Guard utility) bout. We tried to get them on one ata time but they all tried to jump on at once," said AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Call3223853 After6p.m. Cornerofloth&French "Your Futureour Concern" housing. Carpentry Ex. penance necessary? Apy p.m. Quality food service. Comm.rc. To those rescued were Lids Feliciano and Juan Feliciano, who told authorities theY were from Miami, portunity Employer. ________________________ ________________________ D.cld. AntiDump Suit Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association' announced today the U. & Commerce Department has agreed to issue a final in the anti-dumping suit that wee Initiated by Florida winter vegetable growers over a year ago. . The suit alleges that Mexican growers have been bringing winter vegetables Into the United States below a fair market cost, the U, S. Treasury Department Issued reflmInary finding against the Gozu To Lecture On Heart Py,kljn Peter C, Gazes will give an adon "Treatment of Congestive Heart Failure" at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Seminole MsmorlaJ Hoçltal (811)1) AuditorIum. ONes, who Is rofeuor of medicine and the Medial University of Seuth Catalina, was rcently presented the Dm.ye Myers Award for "outeta'ldh A Peter C. Gazes Society has been lonoad In ci*r to honor the plryeldan as a aisdort chit', andin April former Interns, rldra4a and students of Gases will assemble r:at _______ Failure or older with good driving re cord. Annual starting salary In Exp. In cabinet making, Cutting - 29-Rooms - - ma. to start. Aluminum Distributor Is serve sWORKING SUPERVISORS Exp. in all phases of bldg. tnt greater Orlando area. - * * * * * * * ___________________________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT RN or LPN, I to 12 part time. Applyin Person Sanford Nursing 912 French Ave. 323.5176 Corner of 10th I. French FutureOurCorsc.rn" ________ . Maturewomanto cantor Semi. 332399$ ' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN _________________________ ___________________________ Legal Notice _________________________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Is engaged fl business at 201 West First Street,' business at . - the Clerk Of the CirwIt Court this ftfthinth day of Settthsole County, Fiori . Fibreary, 1950. cordancewIththoprovIsoI,ho S. Mr Allan F. Keith, Fictitious Name StatuSes, TO'WII: . I' Mr. William P. Layer 199. Pi'III 11g. DONALD N. YAKUSH__ ebra)' 1t,U.ndMarch Publish February 13,19, ISIS March 4, 1110 __ _____________________________ N Oil CE to your phone because something wonderful Is about to Efficiency Apartment Preferworklnuperson Ph. VO4US.73.46 ---- -- ------------ -- - '- Want to Buy- 1 or 2 BR house, owner to hold mtg. Write p.o. - ________________________ We specialize in-- BE SOLD THIS WEEKI Eve, 567.363' $34-S200 - ________ __ ' - ' _________________________ _____________ - Plumbing supply business + real estate & inventory, 5)43,000. W. MalIczowskl, range, SEIGLER REALTY sheds, close in, good terms. Sanfordj BR, 2B, Carport, AC,$32SflrstI last ys43 BROKER 4 BR,)', 8, Fl Rm.carplled, CHA$325mo. + deo. 322.0216 BATEM.AN REALTY Where you place a Classified Ad Req. Real Estate Broker 3440 $anfordAye close to your phone because .some$hlng wonderful is about ' 35R, $28,000—New - . older home, goon cono., corner lot, owner finance with sub stantial dOwn. ____________________________ hom for 2 familieL or great 'investment with excellent ;come. Assume S pet. mtg. AWARDREALTY, INC. ____________________________ . . _____________ 47.AMurtgages Bouçjht & "[pf'JJ}()[yJ ______________ _________________ _____ Will buy 1st 8.2nd mortgages. We 1180 make Real Estate Business Ioz'ps. Florida Mor __________________________ __________________________ , .. p....... IURN DUPLEX—near down :fs. very neat 7 story. Cozy ebuyyourequlty,closelfl24hr5. _______________________ ______-- •* haa,a $3L000-4 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared I fenced, this won't last, call I 1 124,000—St. Johns River access, $3,S00d* for lOacres, owner will assist with financing. JUST LISTED 3 BR, lY 8, 2 story condo in CC Manorl C. lIlA, Cerpet, it. kit., OR, spacious rms. I more, BPP SERVICE CONTRACT, with navm.nts 12I. under to ii"i;rt,; aten Ave. 1.293.9174 _____________________ RobIon, Orlando, 422 2976. --______ -- Don't p1 longer needed ltCVfl5 high as an elephant's eye. Place a classif led ad, and pile the money in your wallet? _______ ____________ SO—scelIaneousfor Sale SPECIAL3BR,I½Bhom,ona beautiful lot, many extras? C. HIA,w.w carpet, OR, pan. Fl, rm wbay window, nec rm, w. bert BPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Only __________ __ IIALTY 16M100 24 HOUR 322-928 Realty "Inc REALTOR, MLS :3.5774 Day or Night Did you know ttiat your appear for each Way to Inform th. public y0UtCIUb,actIvjIji, — - - _______ ' call: - -, _______ ei—Houss,,., " Izanon would Ilk, to be : lflClUdid In this ll$ftfl STEMPER AGENCY ' FP, well kept fenced yd, •ar.ge alum. sidIng. Lovely home on or only $29,100. eau$ifuI bldg. lots In Orange City. Buy now build later. Prices range from $2,150 to LUXURYLIVING 3 BR, 28, pool, BIG, hOUSI, lu. patio. $55,100. EXECUTIVELIVING 4½ acre estate. 38W, 41 w. guess cottage, fruit trees. ' REALTY UNFORD REALTOR Ew,th, CLASSIFIED VA-F HA'235.Con.Homc Low Down Payment much Cash for your lotl Will build C your lot ot our lot. carpet, DinIng sea -. TRACT. A buy fOr I37500l set. Sanford Auction, 121$ S. French, 323 7340. SUPER 4 BR, 2B home in MayfaIr on a beautIful IetI c. HIA, Fl rm, FP, Ig rms & a Mother.In.Iaw suitet Enjoy your pool—petiot SPP SER. VICE CONTRACT, Yours for 564* LIST NOWI Call Walt Cappel 3234400 Knowles Realty Inc. REALTOR 435.3005 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT FT. I 3222420 adjoining private offices. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Fully carpeted, central air otid Iseat 2565 PARK water and garbage collection furad. Ample private parking. . fltis. French Ave 373.3773, 327-0779 j - -- Branch Office REALTORs 2ll0Sanford Ave. 322.7972 -______________________ - ____________________ •322.7070 ____________________ _______ etc Wayne Beai 327 132? WARRENS MAINT SERVICE - ____________________________________ BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV 7S97 S SanfordAve. 323 1731 _________ Rt'sid,'ntial Comnrviercial Les Warren 323 6575 TOWER'S BEAU IV SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 327 5742 All Work Guaranteed __________________________ _______________________ ______________________ ________ Land Clearing CIraIfljc Tile 55—Boats & __________________________ Accessories L,sndclearing, F ill Ort & Clay MEINTZER TILE 2fl7Hwy, 1792 FIREWOOD - _________ - ______ 7991 - NEWI REPAIR - 59—Musical Mrchandlse ------. Free EsI. Landscaping 530 1783 aft 6 _____________________ __________________________ ______________________ _________________________ CFP1IFIEDLAWpj ILANOSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 377 7902 Dressn'king Pianos & organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call Bob BalI 322 4103. 7202 French __________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery ____________________________-62—.Ganden 327.0707 _____________ --------- .______________________ PaintIng ywaII - ________________________ FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL ______________________________ Call Clark I Hint 323 75*0 -- ----Whatever the occasion, there classified ad to solve it. Try one )rywall, eilings, and Walls Remodel & Addltiont. Call 8315399 or_862 0)36 - soon - Grooming& Boarding ______ _________ 2'Fm1'mEqp, ____________________________ ________________________ BUILDINGS?? LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICESII All steel, preengineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.). All buildings have 2025 loading and large framed opening. 30'x4$'x12' for for $510.00, lO'x72'xi' for $4,447.00, 45*94*14' for $9,347.00. F.O.B. Factory. Call collect 9a.m. to 4p.m. 305.331- $3,990.00, I0'xll'x14' 4447. __________________ I i - ,-_.. your pet 322 57jt — ----— - .......-. Painting & Repair ___________________________ TrentPa,nt,ng&Repa,r Int,.'r,or& Exterior. rre'rI', 322 3555 Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, Thermo stat cDntroled heat, off floor sleeping boxes. We ca?er to I . - --- Make room in your attic, garage Sell Idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 323.2611 or 531.9993. ______________________________ I PAINTING& REPAIR Inside SOul 372 e2sian 6pm __________________________ I Painting & Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES, Call anytime 3.49 5259 HmMOS.ning - Pttotograpiiy HousewivesCleaning Service PersonaliZed, fast,dependable I Regularonitimebasls Please callaft S p.m. 6775591 us for I' pickup delivered 323-1917 aft. 3 Panting by Anthon, Coririo, Qualify in? or Est. prtrure ____________________________ ___________________________ I ____________ Wedding photography by John Cullum (jevva (jjardeq APARTMENTS "Laxury For Lass" Iltedle - 1, 2, 3 SR. Suites Unturn. - Adult. Family Peel - Soviet + - - - Custom design homes, Aaditiofls, 323021) engagement ____________ Welding Carpentry, Pantlng,Maint. of all types Lic. Bonded 3234031 Insured 4$39 COURT CUSTOM'SCONST. free photos or color lxii) 373 575$ HonRInruvSmsI*s BARROW'S WELDING SERVICE: Custom ' ' 321.05)7 built utilily & boat trailers, truck racks & misc. repairs Laundry - I - Story 1505W. 25th ST. SANFORD 323.2222 IMan, quality operation Byms exp Patios. Driveways ______________________ ___________________ Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS IS" Color console, $15; 25" Coloi Entertainment center, AM FM stereo, $150; 19" Colot Portable Solid State $150; '6 V Enterprise, Inc. Medl Inc., Realtor 44430i 322.0731 DEPARTMENT 322 2I1 EXCLUSIVE 3 BR, ii home in Wynnewood. Lg, landscaped Ill Pan. Fl. rm, Ig patio, w.w morel BPP SERVICE CON. ________________________ RtIflflET ARE REALTORI,,.a..i - - . . ---.. . -- - .- -$OL$TERED WITH VALUES .MULTIPJ.E LIITING SERVICE Eves. FROM THE WANT AD 3221989 kc)LUMNS. ' BR, 28, Condo, Kit equipped, 'I mov, in today for $33M0 : . club or orOanlzatjon In this listIng week only 53.50 per j week? This Is an Sav Gas—move into this (lIke new), 3 IR, 21 home, central locate only $IL000,, assume mort. at ito . _______________________ Age Newbornlo4yrs. 8a.m. toSp.m. -Mon. thru Fri Vousupply alt necess. SlOper child. per week over $700. Balance due $175. or take over my payments $17. month. Still In warranty. Will ____ ' CUSTOM hOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S 0 BALINT 372 866S 322 0283 Mrs. Barbara Johnson (alter 5pm.) Bldg 2716, Apt 2 MastersCoveApts TELEVISION ____________________ Just $345001 ____________________ [0 - _________________________________ _______ RCA color console 25". sold new _____ ----- =... Orlando 327 IS?, Sanford 37? 0640 ---- _______________________ 24395 MvrtleAve. 4-2. Like new, consider lease Option $44,500, broker owner. __________________________ Hall bySittifl9SerVice TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $113.16 or $17 me Agent 339 5386 New or Old. Small or Large, Inside or Outside, Top or tttom, We do it All Home Repair & Remodeling. Fences, roof, carpet, plumb, patio, etc. tic, etc Chances are if w,cantdoitnoonecan 2lhr -327077? New or repair, leaky showers our ----- ____________________ Harold Any repair extra-We use only Federal Spec materials. Cosmicoat Seater Been in Seminole Cty 20 yrs Orl 834 6303 Sanford 32? 7510 — vacant land Lucky In. Sanford 322471?. 10 acres, 11 horse stalls, 2 tack 5759 ____________ _______ ______________________ 4FReal Eited The Real Estate Agency ET T $375 fY10. 162.6593. ' 373 -0697 dT,ij MILLERS 76l9OrlandoDr. Ph. 322-0352 Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 390 N. 17.93, Casselberry, Fl. VACANT MAKE OFFER. $21500 ________ - Comimptefe Mobile on 1500 yds or more, 2k per sq yd; restriping 9c ft Good H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. ALLY BUILT AS A DUPLEX, _______ Very . good terms. Osteen. ' BATH, FAMILY ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CUSTOM FIREPLACE. $49,500. MUST - I ________________________ 6' 2 acres for only $16,Suu ROOM, 1'', BATH. ORIGIN. REALTY WORLD. . BASE SEALING £ MAINT. CO. 53—W.Radiote GROVES 6 ROOM HOUSE ON LARGE Eves. 3220612,327.1517 207 E. 25th St kENMORI: WASHER --Parts, Service Used Machines. FARMS HEAT I. AIR, MANY EX TRAS. $19,900. Orig.5S29,flOw$?OSorSi9mo Sold orig 5409.35. used short time. Bal $189 i4or$i9 3S mo Agent 339 8386 PEAL ESTATE F AL TOP. 377 7198 CAR GARAGE. CENTRAL - micrave, drapes, no pets. i _________ . ______________________ ref., S II SU It you're in the business of building your busInes . . use the __________________________________________________________ Classified Ads often. I NEW3BEDROOM,2BATH,7 garage, _______________ _______ _________________ DES-SI _______ across from Sanora entrance. Zoned Residential ifl County. WITH ASSUMABLE REALTOR. 322 7953. ' ---- KITCHEN. REDUCED TO LOCH ARBOR - ____________________________ _________________________ . SOUTHSANFOPDAVENUE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES. S COLII' REALTY Inc. . -. _________________________ 2", BATH. FORMAL DINING TRAL HEAT AIR, DeBARY AREA. $35,500 MULTIPLE'LISTING.REALTOR ____________________ Furnished partrrnts 10*—Apartments £ ,aplsxss ' DCIII HAL - , 8186 _______________________ - NEW APPLIANCES CEN. MLS REALTOR ____________________ When you place a ClassIfIed Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close -- ' 1. Specific abilIties with respect GREGORYMOBlLEHOME O3OrIandoDr. 323 S200 VA & FHA FinancIng 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, I M. Unsworth Realty has pool on one acre, private boat dork, fireplace In Florida room, formal dining, lots of extras. $5L900 - '71 Lin Cont etra dean. good fires, fully equip AM FM 322 26)1 before S - DERN, POOL. 3 BEDROOM, u2, - - ioi Dollar Paid for lunk & usen cars trucks & heavy equipment. Push htvtlnn Controls, has caro usel. stilt in warranty Oriqin,,Ily $649, assume pay - 43—Lots-Acreage Eve. 562.3655 Buildto Suit -our lot or yours FHA VA, FHA 7358.215 _________________________ _________________________________ - _____ ____ REAL. ESTATE Srer . Air, E,mc Cond .SI.495 Call 322 1624; 322 4464 42—Mobile Homes CARPETS, PAINT, FRONT PORC H & NEW ROOF. $21,900 3237832 Mariner's Village - Legal Notice -- ___________________________ 1 BR-$209 up. Pool. Adults only 'on Lake Ada. Just So. of' 66 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. Perm. Ref. req., able to drive. - 323.6570 CASHIER Exp. for fast food takeout store, 1 _______ Beautiful) BR Condo * * * * * * * ''' ____ . - - 3 BR, 18, FR with FP, fenced Mellonville. - ' -- Phone 322 1881, Sanford Ad of t. no fancy claim. ., . .JU5f Results? picturesque pant of Sanford. Large rooms, exterior done In aluminum siding. Perfect for growing family. Fireplace, corner lot. I yr. warranty. $37,900. SANFORD-Remoteled 1 BR plus den.alr, tile' bath. $320. Adults. 541.7113. HighSchooland.oroth,rproleds Of Execution issued out of and under the name of SOUTHERN 9910. BUY JUNK CARS niture Salvage, 1797, So. of Sanford. 32257" CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE ______________________________ MOUNTAINS of merchandise .. ACRES, ROAD FRONTAGE, - - -- selection - will es nilEg I*mse Moffi and other in- ii,. C41. t Th 1'N t'EltW$ tf FRK Seminole County, FIIIIda iii IC ' Circuit Cfl Seminole Co. terd dJcj p'gnis1s. Sanford, Fla. For 'further Information regarding the cordancewlththeprcvislonslltlie ,sts,t.s, ToW1I: By: Cheryl Greor, address to be given by Gases, who h the Section rage FIorida Statutes Deputy Clerk (SEAL) NaU ReaesrthCowUonhIiclbomjcjleat 1987.51g. Geneviye 0. Blair Pliiir, cars be obtained by C'1'1''m45ll, Publish FibS, 13, 19, 38, 1850 Publish February 5.12.19,74, 1*' ext. 7*), DES21 DES i frontage zoned comm. 2 CE r.ntaiomes, owner may hold. _________________ Street In QmarIest to honor the professor at a 5jffJ engaged Spos*ired by lime SMH Educs(Ios*lCosnmjtte,, the aginhr lacpan to ti hoqillal's Medical and Nursing tffs, bedding sets only? Free locaf JOHN KPIDEF4 ASSOC 134-4200 I N V E S T ME N T Bdr, 2½ Bath lakefront home Sanford Graclobs living. Reas. weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S Oak Ill 7113 * * * * * * * * "Your FutureOtirco corn" oes.ii I $71,000.. _________ _____________ _________ --_____________ TO DOWNTOWN. FRESH LAKE MONROE- Bass fishing Sanford. 3235627. - AAA EMPLOYMENT Elderly lady, laundry. Call 2 .m..4 p.m. to schedule interview. 33i.0 $I,000mo. tostant _______ - - all this and privacy. I yr. GOOD County. Florida, more par. là the particular inolect's ticularly described as follows: requirements. LOt 1 and rsrt of Lot 3, Begin A portion of that certain 2. SImilar work withIn the last Most Sly Cot Lot 1, Run NWLY on property lying between 24th Place NOTICE OF APPLICATION three years describing size, date, Lot Line 10.4 fill SELY on ST 65.2 and West 25th and belwe.n FOR TAX DEED location, and value, fell NELY to Begin Block C Gene Cedar Avenue and Lake Avenue is Florida Statutes 197.246 proposed to be rezoned from SR.1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to3. Current work load and ability Gablii Section of Meredith Manor P.B.s proled, (Single FamIly ResidentIal that Leo W. Salvail I. Jearme d'Arc 4. Staff and equipment propose and the undersigned as SherIff of DwellIng) District to MR2 SalvaIl, the holder of the lollowlng for use on the project. Seminole County, Florida, will at (Multiple Family Residential certificates has filed said Cet - S. The name of all consultants ll:OOA.M.onthelthdayof March, Dwelling) District, and amendIng lit icates for a tax deed to be issued proposed for use on the project. AD. 1950, Offer for sale and sell to the Future Land Use Element of thereon. Th. certificate numbers Each fIrm shall maintain the highest bidder, før cash, the ComprehensIve Plan. Said and years of Issuance, the beIng more partIcularly description of the property, and General Service Application Form sUblect to any and all existing 351 or 214 on file with the DIrecto, lions, at the Front (West) or of d.sci-rn. as follows: the names in which it was assessed of Auxiliary Services, updated at the Seminole County Courthouse In Lots S6, 7, L and 10, Block 9, are as follows; east every twelve months to Sanford, Florida, the above 'd Section Dreamwoid, PB 4, Certificate No. 371 eligIble for consideration. If this discribad personal property, Page 70, Public Records of Year of Issuance 197) form is alrs.dy on file, state 11w 'That said sale is being made to Seminole County, Florida. DescriptIon of Property Lots 37 date of submittal In letter of in- satisfy the terms of said Writ of All panties in interest and 3) 134 81k. H Long*ood Park PB forest. Execution. cltizins shall have an opportunity I) PGS I 9 1 10 ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE JoIm E. Polk, be heard at said hearing. Name in which assessed, Hugh REGISTERED IN THE STATE Sheriff By order of the city CommIssion 0. DotWIell OF FLORIDA TO PRACTICE Seminole County, Flørida ot city Sanford, Florida. All of said property being in the THEIR PRfltt,fsaI LI' D..kIl.k l.-.... -. --..-. .-, , ,vip UJ II', PIN. Tamm Jr. 5, ana County of Seminole, State 01 TIME OF APPLICATION. AP. March 4, 1910 Florida. City Clert PL.ICATION WITHOUT THE DA. DER-ø PublIsh February It, 24, pej Unless such certificate or cer. FICTITIOUS NAMI tificates shall be redeemed C. TA DESCRIIED'WlLL, SE CON. SIDERED IMPROPER, tordlng to law the propert Firms interested in providing Notice ishirsb given lisa? lam PICTITIOU$NAMI described in such certificate or mayapyd1c,ctiytotho engaged in businsis at esis VIA No$iceisherebyglvsnlhal am certificates will be sold to the $upsrinhendeust's etfice at 1311 PALMA CEIA, ORLANDO. FL,A. In 3110'A highest bidder at the court house MeilonvIlle Avenue, Sanford, 32110. SemInole County, Florid., South Oak Avenue, Sent 0,0, door on the 10th day of March, Florida. Application will be under the fictItious name o Florida 33771 Sipeinote C,Jflty. 1910, t 11:00A.M. rice W$I) i hours Of 0 MILES INTERNATIONAL Florida under the FictItioUs ltotfli Dated this 5th day of January, AM. and 4:30 P.M., Monday TECHNOLOGIES, and of BLAIR AGENCY, and that I 1910. that I Florida growers. Since then, President Jimmy Carter has transferred anti-dumping enforcement powers from the Treuwy Department to the Commerce Department property II is anticipated that the Commerce Department will Lsm a final determination on the case by March 17. "If a determination of dumping Is Issued, then additional duties and fines could be placed on incoming Mexican winter to vegetables," stated Joifre David, executive vIce.g of use of asaUon Assume 7' mtg. Owner will hold 2nd with large down 577.000 37? 2187 W Garnet? Wh,te Deltona Inn. lirtmediate openings. Must have certificates will be sold to the To be eligible for consideration, a final ludgement rendered In the the Clerk of the Circuit Court ELEMENT OF THE highest bidder at tte court house all Interested firms must be aforesaid court on the 28th COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF dooronthe 10th day of day of Pursuanttotheprovisionsofuso, March, 1980 certifIed by the School Board enib, AD. 1910, In that as THE CITY OF SANFORD, at 11:00 AM. Fla. Stat. (1979), • qualif case led, pursuant FLORIDA. to Consultants certain entitled, Albert N, Dated DATEDCt Sanford, Florida, this this 5th day of January, CompetitIve Negotiations Act, end Fitti Plaintiff, vs. Meredith Notice is hereby given that a 1950. 28th day of January, h91 . the regulations of the Board Enterprises, Inc., Defendant, PublIc Hearing will be held Ct the I SEAL) $oufhornManag,mant (Form 251 or 354) wtich aforesaid Writ of E*ecutløn Comlssion Room in the City Hall ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, Consultants, Inc. WU delivered to me as Sheriff of Any firm or indIvidual desIring fnhe City Of Sanford, Florida, at CLERK By: Richard H. Gleeson, to provIde professional servIces Seminole County, Florida, and I 7:00 o'clock P.M. an March 10, Circuit Court, Seminole Co. President Il apply in for con. have levied writing upon 1910, to consider changes and the following Publish Jan. Sanford, Fla. 291 Feb. 5, 12, 19, siderationwltha lifter Of interest, descrIbed property owned by 1910 amendments to the Zoning Or. By: Cheryl Greet, Each litter of Interest shall Meredith Enterprises, Inc., said DER.102 Land Use Element of the Corn Publish February 5, 12, 19, 76, 1910 pretienslv, Plan of the City of DES 2 Sanford, Florida, as follows: - _____ - - oven. . LAND USE , Among titicates shall be redeemed ac - _____________ H. Ernest MORR6 Sr. . Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fl. , _______ mèe our beautiful new BROAD UNDER 510,000? 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath, fully carpeted, fenced yard w.ul Ility bldg. and AND AMENDING THE FUTURE MauriceJustilllene,41,ofportdupere, Haiti, who said coup members were wearing e preservers when they plunged into the Gulf Stream, The survivors were taken to area hospIs where'they were treated for exposure and then Utned over to US. thwiigratlon and Naturalization Service officials for ' struction Prolects: The School Board of Seminole County, in complianc, with the Consultants Competitive 3 Miller Jr. Negotiation Act -Chapter 7538), All of said property being In the does declare the intention to County of Seminole, State of certify EngIneers for the repair or Florida. . replacementoftpieexis,lng l7Oton ____________________ Three people died and at least two were PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Public Announcement' - Con. - Deltonal Here it Is? Should be $75,000, only $64,500. Custom built 32, has everything In. 3235774 Day or Nigh __________________________- 78—lWIOrCYdeS _____ ______ Wanted to Bjiy - Deltona. AAA EMPLOYMENT it of factory.built modular TO LIVE IN _____________________________ are as follows. Certificate No. 511 Year of IsSuance 1971 Description of Property Lot S H 0 Durants Add PB 3 PG 12 Name In whIch assessed, George I- I A OK TIRE 322 7480 Side by Side refrigerator, $75. Cash 322.4132 NEW ' E '' " & u r nic'nic tahlp w ? '"c's, C. 7113 French Ave Sanford full Size baby bed W mattress, Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave $75. Oak Porch rcxkers. $29 95; ' Buy & Sell, the finest in used metal office desk, Sb Jenkins furniture. Petrig , stoves, to,l Furniture, 205 25th I -- _____ 79—TruCks-Trailers 0981 I We buy used furniture URNITU11 & THINGS 1978 Dodqestepscie The Best Buy In Town - A low 500 S Sifltord Ave cost Classified Ad $700 & t,skc over $13.1 m( Sanford 32) 6593 327 1855 ,'e .i __________________________ ' ------- ------_______ Duffle Bags, $6.99 up i Ton Chevy PU Antiques-Oriental Rugs ARMY NAVY SURPLUS MusiC Boxes--Slot Machines 350, auto trans. PS, PB 301 Sanford Ave. 32? 5791 Bridges Antiques 323 2801 $1,000 372 7682 Wedding gown & veil. Size 9 to WF lILlY USED FURNITURE, — 1) Neverworn, satin & lace w APPI lANCES & PLUMBING 8G—Autos for Sale hand sewn pearls, 3735987 FIXTtIIJFS Jerik,n Fur ____________________ nittire. ?OS F 25th St 121 0981 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY. SELL.TRADE ' WE BUY LISFD t,lNlTLIPF & 311 31SF First St 372 56fl Santord Fur APPL IANCF _____________________________ DAYtONA AUTO AUCTION - - .. iiiture Salvage 322 8111 97 I nile est of Speedwa, 51—Household Goods _________________________________________ Daytona lle,,ch cli hold a 72—AUCtiOfl p,jtjlui AU TO AlJC I ION every Why buy used? New branci nem - Tbesday& Saturday at 7:10. It's I box springs & mattresses at 70 $. only one In Florida. You set Por Estate C4mmercial A Resi pci. above dealers cost TwIn, Th. reserved prIce. Call 904 755. dential Auctions & Apprais,sls IuIlslze queen & king, Jenkins 6311 Mr further details. ('àlDt AuCtion. 323 5620 Furniture, 205 E 25th St 323. 0981. '75 Cadillac Sedan dpVille, Full 7A—A,itn Prtc ,wered. Lot of I USI full Size hotel motel bed'. - -- -. - -. -. cond. 53,500 322 8909. "My name? It's Lockheed Chrysler. and I ding, Very clean. 5)1.95 ca pc. ' P4011's Sanford F urniture JUST MAK F PAYMENTS._'69te Will buy junk Auto flatteries sorely need financial assistance!" _______________________________ ________________________________ Salvage. 17 97. So of Sanford. 75 models Call 3)9 9100 or 831 flt. - - Price fl,ittery Shop 1') I7I - 46U) WCdIt) 107W 27th St 323 9111 41.A—ondomIniunn 41—Houses ISenger future Fully auto, 791 Bird. PS. PH. AC . - . . For Sale repossessed, used very short Lt blue, AM FM stereo $5300 j. Shocks $495 tlt',ivy Duty $695 time Original $Sfl, bal. Sill or 322 1173 New flatteries$29 95 __ I buyers. New homes with , lB. appl md WAD. monthly payments under $250 u total tory I - -. approx 770 sq ft , outside '12 IMPALA I Low --__________ down payments. 3277787 new interspring bedding. These . storage, pool & club house, fl—Junk Cars Removed 500 Palmetto Ay 32? 5511 beds are not damaged or Just perlect for sm. lam, or retired couple. 2 BR, 1B, LR, driver). Must have valid people this one Is for You. Positions now open for March 4, 1910 and years of issuance, the DELIS Fox so—Msceuaneous for (laundry, dry cleaning & PT .CASH1ERS. _ _____ I home. Osteen. US. WE HAVE BUYERS? * * * * * * * * _______________________ _________________________ ed., Longwood, Fl. thereon, The certificate numbers executive council, even though AFL-CIO President Lane Nevertheless, it is clear that the 13.6-million member Kirkland dispelled any notion labor was about to jump to the federation has points of conflict with all the Democratic Republican camp, frontrunners. 3 wrap around or 2nd mtg. w,000, Eve. 305.668.5610 305123.1563 _________________ ______-- ________ Sanford, Florida, the above rwnors sea wall, dbl. car garage, carpet & much more. Priced to sell. $87,500. GLANCE consider terms surance, credit vnion, Profit share avail. Apply Lake Mary' 66 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. ' of find fault with all three major candidates for the Democratic Kirkland whether were true that the AFL-CIO presidential nomination President Carter, Sen. Edward closer than ever to endorsing a GOP candidate, Kennedy and California Gov, Edmund Brown Jr. UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 W *MAINTENANCE. MLS Eva323.est NEW L ISTING & NEW REDUCED PRICE SPacious 4 Bdrm, 2 bath In beautiful Mayfair section with great rm, living rm, Fl. rm, remodeled & fully eqpt, kit. chen. C.H&A, & much more, ' ' BIG ONE WETO. 901.731.9386 production carpenter's helpers night nfter '',' REALTOR Regular police, deputies page note from her. It said she intended vehicles. '' JUNE INVESTMENT Western Auto, I,' . .. ge awii _... - .,,mm ... w'air compressor, 1g. sign in front, owner will sell inventory at cost. This Is a real money maker. Only 5135.000. Bartender.Cocktail Waitress. Exp,, apply in person Deltona __________________________ Inn. Mon thru Fri. 2 to 6 p.m. ______ income every month? Call th AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave. 373.5176 Cornerof lOth& French NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE EXCLUSIVE ' acre In country, 3 BR, 1'. B, 10 mm. to 1.4, private area, C.H&A, 1g. patIo, carpeted, easy cash to mort. Only $45,900. _______ _________________________ ________________________ 18—Help Wanted .-.-_ ____- _____ ___________ ________________ 41—Houses Kitchen helper, experienced, Midway, Newly remodeled i BR, PT, FT. All around assistant block on 1 acre, Ig sc porcp & •ooI home, 3 BR, 2B lot quality restaurant. Prep., fenced yd. New ww carpet , • 1720' of comfort, 1g. FR _________________ LH, Quiet country living, By saiaos, line working. AppI. in __________________ a New carpet, redecorated person, see Mrs. G. , Deltona . Owner 531,500. 3220216. *32'x19' pool. Air cond. 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I bK lb. huge 'S YW IOVV 1" " CiVp'LUytR kit., need of, read all our want ads formal DR. 1g. Master BR, every day. MINORITIES ENCOURAGED citrus trees, low cash to mtg. TO APPLY Perfect location 53.4,500. to get t!5 - ________________________ _________________________ - ____________________ : ------------------- — Al 3 Lines Minimum __________________________ ______ NOTICE OF APPLICATION ________________ ________________________ FOR TAX DEED _________ ___________________________ FlofidCStatut.s197.345 rc( _______ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ' I that Gloria F. Brenner ITF Sd I brenner, the holder of the Why ue Lonely? Write; "Get A __________________ NEEDED NOW f011oWlflgcertiflcateshasfiledsaid Mate" Dating Service, All certificates for a tax deed to be ages, P.O. Box 6071, Clearwa. I issued thereon, The certificate ter, Fl. 33515. RN's - L PN's numbers and years of issuance, _. _________________________the description of the property. HOME CARE— .hjlc1 care and the names In which It was _________________________ HOSPITAL STAF F assessed are as follows: I CertifIcate No. 791 Will babysit part timedays Year of Issuance 1977 NURSES AIDES.-. inLongwood Description of Property Sec 01 11 to 7 331.6730 Twp 20S Rge 31E S60 Ft of N 463.6 Ft of E 115.15 Ft Of W 961.8 Ft of Will Baby Sit NW '.i LIVE-IN COMPANION' lnmyhome.$25wk. Name in which assessed Sanford 323.5627 Lawrence .Iakes Heirs All of said property being In the UPJOHN HEALTH CARE 'Things to Eat County of Seminole, State of ____________________________ FlOiida. AI I LO ñLI uzuvujg Unless such certificate or cer Naveloranges 8. grapefruit tlflcates shall be redeemed ac $4 SERVING ORANGE AND. cording to law the property OR SEMINOLE COUNTY 322.6733, 322 0367 , described in such certificate or ______________________________ — certIficates will be sold to the * * * * * * * * highest bidder at the court house door on the 3rd day of March, 1980 sLOAN CLERK. at 11:00 AM. ApplicatIon & processing exp. 2k RAINBOW 25c Dated this 15th day of January, Good atmosphere & excellent 1980.f surroundings (SEAL) Creative Expressions 322.7113 Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. ________________________ AAAEMPLOYMENT - ve. i, rrencn 3235176 Circuit Court, Seminole Co. l8—IIp Wanted Corner of 10th & French Sanford, Fla. "Your Future Our Concern" By: Cheryl Greet * * * * * * * Deputy Clerk _____________________________ W W W W W *' Publish January 29, and February SLO DRIVER. NOTICE OF RESOLUTION 5. 12, 19, 1980 Retired Radio advertising ABANDONING RIOHTS.OF.WAy Deaths I 44c line 39c a line 36c a line 1 time 3 consecutive times 7 consecutive times 5 30 P M 800 A M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon I I. I. £ I IA _____________________ Mother Tuesday Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 322-ION To List Your 2226li 93' ________ I 'A-'.... -: ::'.;.'.?' ':"- S _ C..".. 4 i I - T . ..s ' 'I,. . , •_? , . .,', - n;..PI, t..et'.' .' I �% 14 -. • BLON DIE _________________________ THAT ' WHAT s / 11—A - 48-Evening , M"l Herald, Sanford, 3AQLJATE D VDJ I T I . -::rl - kL- . a _____ iii: -- - ___ k-E - - :~Z .. ; ! ~_ 51--11 II r - -I E V BEETLE BAILEY . s - ! ~ I / - . -- by Mort Walker , WELL, I NEVER SAID ( I WAS \PERFECT ,_ 39 Atmosphere 9 Owl's cry 41 For each tO Aware of (2 46 Nuclear _ 16 Fre'hwater agency (abbr) aD 12 — I 2-11q )_ THE BORN LOSER _ Sir-K, I OF GiM T"=WpLe- 20 — — — — — (VJITi4 PS'( LIJ(OTh'( . 10 CA%. 33 — 34 37 — — — 41 ,& `Nz:~r' 1 40 39 43 1 . 1 57 IN SPITE OF ALL WHAT HAPPENED YOUR CHARM ?~F- A TOYOIJR CUTE ~' ViHY f OON'T YOU HEAD AND THEY'RE ' -_'~LI.13172NK NEVER BE ' I( A' WOMEN A ,$fAAf TEACHER'? q -, 1% = A %7 %; s ---I A I (ITI)G \ OK" RN.' Since "there is clearly no sign what. made stardom won't know about it until they receive a 'r • again to see if there's . anything else that can be should receive an adequate' • •' "We will not participate in the Olympics School. Eighteen of the cliildreti who took part are in Mrs. Lowery's reading class at the school. having the problem with milk might want to get a doctor to in Moscow this summer." Asked if the U.S. Olympic Committee would go along with a boycott, Carter sugar, the allergy will be to prescribe some calcium said the committee "understands the fishing; of a mother coming out of her house carrying a tray sugar. government's position. The government what the of "Chubby Buddies" wieners to a group of cheering Sanford and Milwatikee, works for a broker out of children; and of children eating their franks while playing .Milwaukee, Mrs. Edwards said. She said she made contact in one of the huge sewer pipes in the school playground. Other scenes were made at the swimming pool ,at the I _ Ilill that contain none of the milk much as a woman his age IIA WVGUI. Usually if a person is would require. And if the milk' I ain sending, you The OKAY RABBIT, MY HONSY 5-- GAL 00 C "in , S; .11 - your VMGO (Aug. 234ilept. n) Because you are willing to see porters you need to advance A 92 F' U14 I 11 ! 1• ci.g Z HD T'H AW 1111M I . I ~ .; I Q I . W& . Us I P0 ON Tsp,vs - S 13 ' MONIES by T. K. Ryan IM Fft% __ -04* . I . - - ..$:.dom e w .0 141M 1 & I 0 0 0 to S I . a ,. " / , zip • • • Is " . IBM. * " -6 - W,P- - needed in Seminole County to halt the infItix of adult entertainment establish- m e by Crivello-Barto Productions, purient interest in sex and t'cmanlck acknowledged Wednesday serve liquor prohibita males or females from performing in a "lewd or latonys Lawson, Juanita Murray, lUcky Eickler, Todd processed and cut, she will be sent cassettes and.will city ordinance is 'not as strict" as I .. . - showthe the Orange County ordinance. lascivious" manner or exposing und Morgan, tina Cole, Karren Blythe-, W-clie 'lle Co,ok~, Lance them at Lake Mary S600l. -_. . 'The city requires there be an obscene parts of the body. Safety Deposit Boxes In Hi.qh Demand Here An overflow crowd is expected to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting Friday at Casselberry City Hall to express opinions on whether the Seminole Downs Harness Raceway should be allowed to convert to a greyhound dog racing facility, State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R-Longwood, in whose district the harness racing track is Located, called the meeting "to give me the opportunity to receive input from the local citizens most affected by this proposal." State Rep. Robert Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, announeed on Jan. 25 his intent to file legislation to be considered in the coming session of the Legislature to permit the switch. Bran tley said today he has been contacted by numerous at the proposalstrictly from a financial standpoint. The resolution states the harness raceway has benefited the local area very little while a dog track will establish permanent employment for pari-mutuel employees. It said the state and local community is losing millions of dollars in revenues from the harness racing as opposed to greyhound racing. The resolution said the conversion would be in the best inWrests of the city of Casselberry, the county of Seminole and the state. Hattaway has said the state will realize proceeds of from $1 million to $2 million annually by the conversion. Casselberi-y Council Chairman Frank Schulte took exception citizens of the Casselberry area saying they will attend the meeting. Brantley said he has invited the new harness track owners, Jack and Bill Demetree and Paul Durvaes, and Hattaway to attend the meeting. In addi tion, Brantley said he has been contacted by several people around the state who are interested in the gathering. He cited Ili particular a representative from the Regulated Industry staff. Although Hattaway Is sponsoring the legislation as • requested by the track owners, Brantley said he has not heard directly from the Demetrees or Dervaes. Meanwhile, the Casulberry City Council on Feb. 4 unanimously instructed Mayor Owen Sheppard to write to Hattaway requesting that the city be permitted to "critique" the legislation Hattaway Is proposing. Sheppard told Hattaway in the letter that Casselberry and its citizens would like to be today to Hattaway and the chamber saying the conversion would be good for Casselberry while "neither has bothered to contact the city or our citizens to see if they agree" with their assessment. He said it appears the whole issue is being decided on what Is profitable for someone without considering the public safety and welfare of the citizens of Casselberry. "I applaud Brantley's decision to hold Friday's meeting to allow the city and our citizens to have input into this situation," Schutte said. "Casselberry is definitely going to have problems," he said. If the route from SR 436 via Winter Park Drive to Seminola is used, cars must travel past an elementary r-chool and through residential neighborhoods, Schutte said, and if a route (rain U.S. 17-92 to Seminola is used for matinees it will conflict with considered In each step of the proposed conversion, The Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce traffic from the schools and traffic by senior citizens into the new senior citizen complex. government. Rather, they are insured b) -, the institution's own insurance carrier Schutte said the third route from 436 via Oxford protecting the box renter from loss by Herald Photo by Tern N.tsiI ,nrInIn ,,u,,,n '"'"""' hut t. #11 , "i ".1" 11 eys I 0 sa Cf e .41epos1, can adequately prove what the contents In e,. e.. ...in ,..lei ,. .., II a,,,,,. I- I4I UVIO4II UVI W SulrnVL WV1IOUtVIU Wlu011vmt "a th at it is pointed out s tr eets. He a mile Of strictly residential estimated that track attendance will double if the conversion is approved. - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer If you've been thinking about renting a safe deposit box at a bank or savings and ' loan association in Seminole Count' — — because you realize how valuable that old gold and silver is you have around the house — you may have a tough time finding a box, A check today of Seminole Count)' banks and savings and loans disclosed . . . ' • 1 1",e k most of them have a waiting list for the larger safe deposit boxes because of an increased demand by the private sector to store gold and silver, Some of the officers at those financial institutions said toddy they have some smaller boxes left and are running out of the larger ones — but none said they are holding any on the side to accommodate long-time commercial customers. The boxes, depending upon the size and which firm you deal with according to the survey, range in price from $6 to per year. Are your contents insured? Some bankers say yes, but not by the federal Other banking officials say such in. surance coverage is rare, since it is virtually impossible to known precisely what a renter has in the safe deposit box and whether or not the contents were removed before a loss occurred. If you can't find a conventional sa fe deposit box, are there alternatives? One banker quipped: "Put it under a mattress, a tin can in a treehouse where the kids play, or in a breadbox." His serious suggestion, however, was to contact your credit union if you have one and ask about such facilities, or ask your financial i nstitution if their safe is available to you. ,,Or, buy your own safe for the house," lie also suggested. There is a waiting fist for larger boxes at FlagsWp of Seminole, Sanford, but Irene Brown, vice president, said this does not necessarily mean the demand was influenced by the rise in the value of gold and silver. "We've always had a shortage of the larger boxes," she said. Annual rental ranges from $8.25 to $35. The waiting list for boxes is reserved for customers only. "Safety deposit boxes are a losing proposition for the bank and are offered as a convenience for our customers," Mrs Brown said boXes. ..they're In great e and of your box was and that the contents were there at the the time of the Loss. to store gold and silver, DONNA ESTES olds ' •' .5. . Transfer Of Hospl* See DEPOSIT, Page IA oday I Two television camera crews and four repor- hospital, after the board disbands and is no longer The commissioners informally agreed to do so county's $300,000 annuakontribution to such care ten were on hand Tuesday to see Sophia insured or represented by counsel? Tuesday afternoon, but cannot take action on the has been used up. The contract stipulates that all Shoemaker, chairman of the Seminlole Memorial Harris said the board's insurance would cover matter until their next official ineefing Feb. 26. "seriously ill" persons will be cared for, regar. Hospital Board of Trustees, sign the contract that them for suits on any actions they took as a board, No contract signing can occur before then. (Hess of their ability to pay. would relinquish control of the hospital to a Nash.. but someone might sue over the sale He said he Harris questioned the meaning of "seriously The clause, according to Clayton, would villa corporation, ill," didn't suspect such a suit was coming, "but provide legal protection to the trustees conI people sue for a lot of things now and someone cerning any suits stemming from the hospital Neiswender lied tha t it is a medical But there was no signing. might decide to do so in the fuUtre." sale, but not for any acts taken before, for'which question, not a legal one and it will be left P to "I just wanted to make sure the hospital board thelr Insurance would be expected tocover them, the dos to decide who shall be the luncheon meeting with nor for any acts they may commit as individuals is protected," HaffW expWned Wediliesday. admitted to the hospital. trotm and county officials the poirtim of the 19. After dbcusdon betwea Neiswender, the after the board is disbanded. page contrwt he said he felt were Wiely to be of "if a doctor determines they are seriously in, Other areas of concern Neiswender covered board of trustees, County Canntission Chairman concem to Un five Uwtees. then they are to be hospitalized, or given BW Kkdthoff, Clayton and Hospiltal Attorney included provision in the contract for care of emergency treattrient," he said. 7U tmstm &Aed quaUons, to w" DW40U Stenstrom, the 9mp ap*W that a hidigents, an option in the contract that requires The contract also provides, Kirchhoff pointed HCA), the firm America of the county to Hospital Corporation Nelswender County Attorney Nikki Clayton and utlafactoiy solution would be for out, that the hospital may not be sold to y entity t o use hospital, to buy the hospital for it legal cowe1 to defend the taking over the Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger that will not provide care for indigents. board If they are sued over the sale. more can't sell It for money county $500,000 if the y foundutisft,y gave answers The county's $300,000 contribution can be Kirdthoff said he personally would agree to after a replacement hospital is built, and emTh,answerto thelastquestlofl,Ukedbyflewly this, but he co renegotiatedannually under the contract 'tspeak for the restofthe ployee benefits under HCA. Trustee Don * the The county also has the option to buy back appointed trustee Arthur Harris stimulated a Reynolds questioned what the county will do with replacement hospital if it is dissatisfied in any 11* trustees then authorized Ms. Shoemaker to the $5.2 million in cash HCA will pay for the deal, discussion at the meeting. way with the way It Is run between the %hlrd and What happens, Harris ild. U someone 1US$ sign the contract after the county agrees to the The contract calls for HCA to provide care for flf th yearofitsoperation. —IANEpEy tbohonpital board of trustees over the sale ofthe defeneeclause. indigents regardless of whether or not the Action Reports..........................IA Around The Clock . - .................... tA Bridge .................................. 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VJ CM I 1491P X, - . W' , Milwaukee. The couumpany asked her help in gathering the 0 bY Cra 19 Loop" .-0CCUFA-I10N9.. S ,ft Polk has insisted such an ordinance is Holiday Inn at the Sanford lakefront and of a group of Question ", ____ 1 c.w' . /., A .1.: I 11 ~z .. .... $ .1 ft 0 o"let AND ~eSs? rr rMR0 only to have it ultimately struck down. the city statute says it is "obscene" manager Bill Taylor, urged wechamber 's noara of w.rectors to endorse the conversion proposal 7be board of directors on Feb. 11 adopted a resolution en. dorsiag the concept. Taylor said today the chamber is looking • _____ 0N0..FVTM..M ..HvW.,...WNPVRt MAIS 00000NP11M.-PUM-00 . Department legal Advisor Jim Curry, motel %%- here she and her husband stay when they travel to legislative action committee on Feb. 5, according to chamber • - 0 i per. p.0. Box 4,89, Radio City - • - South won the first bftrt in 8rIde," care of this newspa. by Stan Lot and I 2 , dISCU'dL .. "N F%M! , . trumps. West should have made things easy for his partner by signalling club strength but West had not bothered to count declarer's tricks. If West had taken the trouble to do this he would have seen that South had six trumps, a . heart and two diamondsas starters' and that if South held even one club he would able to lead toward dummy's king and make his contract. Still West's wool-gathering did not give South his contract. it was Just as easy for East to see t at the only wasy the defense could gather in four tricks would be i West Openinglead:V , held the doubleton queen-Jack ' of diamonds and South had -. - -. . been dealt four little diamonds and no clubs, cobY So somewhere along the By 06waM J& . . . .. &W Alm .Soniq -wa East chucked a diamond . any South was able to set up It is much more difficult for his eight spot of diamóñth.and a defender to count tricks fulfill contract. than It is for declarer, but (NEWSPAPER ENTEJPJfl55 ASSN.) them are some occasions when a defender has no real (For a copy JACOBY elcm for Dot 11111111king correct MODERN. send $1 to: "Win at . THEYR9 70 Of MV AMUr ' T"W W~ rr ---.-- : WANMAL WORL POSSMIONS INMNIOM I . . .. ~ South started to lead out his - • ,ves SAIM 0 . with the lilumi production company through the owner of the Brantley Calls Friday Meeting To Got Public's View On Track as soon as he could. Then OAK4 what lies ahead for you in the Things you do today where 4 K 963 by Al Vermeer year following your birthday you use your efforts and WEST I,., (ung ow your copy....... ux expertise w aid anoiner will ' 4K 102 .... Astro-Graph Let te r. Mall $1 produce benefits you'd least Q J 106 VKI43 TR'-V' AND • I09s QJ for each to Astro-Graph, Box expect. Be a good samaritan. A Q $2 • J 10754 FORGET* I 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 5(()ft() (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ABOUT IT. .c' SOUTH 10019. Be sure to specify birth When it comes to doing a little S date. ', ' more horse trading today, it 975 ARIES iMardi 21-April 19) will be hard to find your 1763 . Today and tomorrow, con- equal. You'll be as fair to " 4. -. - , .. . centrate on situation that others as you'll be to yourself. Vulnerable: East-West tr could mean somethingtoyou SAGFARIUS (Nov. 23Dealer North ' materially. Your possibilities Dec.21)Youwfltakepridetn' West - N.rtb East for gain are prom ising. your achievements today 14 Pus 44 TAURUS A pr il 20-May 20) because your basic motives Pass Pus Pass . 1:11 Devote as much time as you are unselfish.' Looking out for ___ can schedule today to your lovedone0 wlllbeyourprime - . aggression in Afghanistan. ued hearts with south rutting 4973 ( TUMBLEWEEDS, I cerW WesWd Tespiltise to ft,Sa"et - I - 1 . But he stressed the need for a con- South rose with the ace and continued with the quee n. NORTH 219$0 West took his kin and contin- another's point of view today, your self-Interests today. Ask he or she will see yours. Use for assistance If conditions . this gift to work out any warrant . problems. Find out more of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) • community In Rome Tuesday. WIN -AT BRIDGE develop will not only prove coulddevelop. N ministers of the European Economic partnership Interesting situations that are ____________________________________________ _________________________ arrangements. Allies you also extremely beneficial Y L 0 Carter welcomed the proposal, endorsed by a meeting of the nine foreign likely to be luckier than usual financial opportunities today. no milk at all. Others do New York, NY 10019. " .. county will spend a lot of money to pass such an ordinance and defend it in court, behavior and at establishments that . I Heports showed topless (lancing in (till constitutional. He said he (ears the swing again in Orlando last night. Acivroling to Orlando City Police amending its ordinance, ICA iIC CRANK AND ERNEST - struck down similar ordinances as un- The Sanford City ordinance currently prohibits "indecent, Un.moral or lewd" group. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) SPIDER-MAN ~ Her husband, who is a truck driver on a route between Kirchhoff said the federal courts have applies only to females, Curry said lie did not know if the Orlando City Council will now consider YOUR BIRTHDAY Ft'bruary2o, 1980 how to deal effectively with something today, while the dumrnmy and promotly led a Station, New York, N. Y. others, individually or in a aspects favor you. trump. East showed out and 10019.) • GRIEETING CARDS The film scenes, shot in Lake Mary, were of the children at the Lake Mary School. nude or topless dancing itself. In the cit y Patterned after the Orange County the nude or topless entertainment also be "obsLene." And, the ordinance The children were selected for the filiningata meeting at The children who participated were 'paid $5 each. "You Lake Mary School Friday evening. The filming was done can't imagine the fun and excitement they had," said Mrs. Lowery. The chil dre n who participated included: Christine Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Edwards said when the 30-second conunerelals are Stickney, Sarah Loomis , Kim Fugate, April Eltonhead, Health Letter number 7-2, that's why those products are addressed envelope for it, developed for infants. Some of Send your request to me, in these are made purely from care of this newspaper, P.O. IT9 l4MY E'dwards Sausage Co. of IA'Ui-Ville. Assistant County Attorney Bob McMillan said the proposed ordinance is tough policies in Orange County and other neighboring areas. 20, 1980 new projects. Something big co ncern. by Stoffel& Heimdaht for which you are hoping can CAPRICORN (Dec. 1EA FOR become a reality. 19) ThIs is a good day to get in IF 1WEE ONE TI-4IN& GEMINI May 21-June 20) touch wi th friends you haven't I COT -STAND I .1he harder you try today, the seen much of laiely. U they're AWHARE,. luelder you are. likely to close, give.'Ithem a call.''If become, Don't let challenges they're far away, write them FR you it you are a note. - Intimidate aiming for worthy rewards. AQUARIUS (Jan. SO-Feb, 00 . CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) you msy at Ulis tim h&ve Your intuition should serve as more than one situation that I t . — an accurate gauge of public if ld opinion today. HELLO, The film promotes a new line of franks processed b) the establishments that serve liquor. takes precedence in the city. The Orlando ordiname does not ban relating to description or representation of sexual matters and is utterly without redeeming social value." • BUGS BUNNY appeared as the mother in the film, In other scenes, La Illylor's dog -Donna" was photographed as was Karcen Blythe's horse, "Shannon," Mrs. IA)wery said. Milwaukee. Directing the effort were John Barto, vice with a lot of greenery and a summer-type feeling," he said. Chaykowski said the Lake Mary-Sanford locations were president *of the firm, his assistant, Jerry Chaykowski and ideal for their purposes. Jonna Coulter of Bon Advertising, Louisville, assisted. r - mid-April. that the count)- and city ordinances topless and nude entertainment at co nflict, therefore the city ordinance recognized neutral zone once Soviet troops pull out could serve as a basis for talks with Moscow on troop withdrawal. II IIr-- / Olympic boycott. County legal staff is now studying a draft Judge Michael F. Cycmanick ruled of an an ordinance that would prohibit mnents that lie contends are looking at I I • selves in a television commercial or in still commercials in ~ I Orange County. check from a Milwaukee filming company or see them- Lykens and Dusty Downer. In ,addition, Mrs. Pain Dell, inother of Sarah Loomis, , said Washlugton would hold firm to its But it was fun just participating, said Nirs, Nance Lowery, fifth grade teacher at Lake Mary Elementary You might check the dif loyal, they'll be helpful in ' " o T Itusvi e,an Troy and Tracy Turner, Carol and Cheryl Seminole as a possible haven after get- L] in ?fl Commercial the contemporary community standar(Ls MEMORY . THAT til PS REALLY OKAY. FAIUNG ME' GNPPA" 114 T "The president has made clear that our decision is irrevocable," Carter said. done. Meanwhile, there are a amount of calcium, even number of milk substitutes though It niay not need as. This coming year you are alert for both career and soybean products that contain Box 1551, Radio City Station, 8 In I., I . _~ K Counly. It can now move into the city of city. Orlando. "Orlando may amend its ordinance," After an Orange County judge's ruling the judge said. "Or I may be wrong in my Chaykowski said his film was looking for a Florida location soniewhere in the Orlandoarea. "We wanted 41 site . . 4 Of course, your husband . E.J.. ..L.i For Wednesday, February ____________________ ' soever of a Soviet withdrawal," Carter your husband see an allergist after the early 3()s. your long-range plans as well. You should be very lucky at PISCES i Feb. 20-March 20) gaining the allies and sup. - - 1) aces on r, e allergy. I would suggest that the level of sex fu)rmones. — ,. o 4 terttiniiient flocking in from Orange the county, would try to move into the Sanford stadium. AIA '1 worry abo Coulter explain to Lake Mary school children [tot dogs will be Hinted. said. lie said he did not know if the topless is patently offensive because it affronts rrMOwa'J REBER H's'THlN& ANYMORE.' how a television commercial for ti new brand of 4uppetals to the AMA21r1*j1%G-# If i CA aM SEEMTO NAT aspect to it, nudity is not enough." he Herald Staff Writer Seminole County may no longer have to children together. I 5 NE ,! relations gimmick, which will be il Chaykowski, and advertising executive Jonna By DIANE PETRYK Notsel youngsters playing ball at the Chase field adjacent to PRISCILLA'S POP ' oF Producer John Barto and his assistant. Jerry Officials said a European proposal to declare Afghanistan an internationally - j I V"Ir_,-~"i Herald Photo by Tom are available in the infant Bad. Other readers who want I WHAT NAME action and quick fixes or an attempt to come up with what amounts to a public t. il' food section. Milk allergy is this issue can send 75 cents - more common in infants and with a long, stalnped, self- — 66 I ferent milk substitutes that Milk Products: Good And WFS I' short-term commitment to band-aid r ______ ______ I response to the Soviet invasion -is not a I Reeder, Paul Evans and Kent Gorman, all of Lake Mary School; Sabrina Edwards of Tuskawilla Middle School; Kelly Reynolds of Sanford Middle School; Criekett Haskins HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider IVS on a calcium deficient diet , I E E K & MEEK - . H CERTAIJLY HAS 11 withdrawals, but stressed Washington's , organization, what American citizens who Imppen to be atilletes... will do under the circumstances." . 1=== ___i L Herald Staff Writer Twenty-five children, one mother, a dog and a horse have had their chance to be television stars. Those who have ! I I ocal Smut Ilt Moscow Olympic Games. President Carter's Feb. 20 deadline for Soviet withdrawa) from Afghanistan expired today. il BERNICE BEI)E OSOL . 14 • la.. Carter indicated U.S. willingness to allergic to milk, as opposed to substitutes won't work, you- _* , . ow S1 husband's problem does not does not occur in men.' sound like this at all but Usually in healthy men there rather sounds more like an is no significant decrease in — I C0 Id ' ' £! - Tuesday, the Orange County ordinance decision. An appeals court may overturn ________ - 11 \\, .j •• . '- -~.-~L An . banning topless and nude entertainment It. cannot be applied within the city of At the urging of Seminole County Orlando or other incorporated areas of Sheriff John E. Polk, the Seminole - * -~ I \~, ( I 0 E 4 . . "Iq ,I Illyler, Ruthann Perinchief, Kirb% Swinehart. Robert 65 ______ HAVE — CAN - . By DONNA ESTES 60 ___ — I .~_ - 4 $4 - 1r:T Included holding firm to a boycott of the — I HAiDSOfE_/ UNTIL THEY TEACHERS TO MEN j WILL T$4l4k THAT ,4fA)/'SEQIJ4L WHY D'T YOU HIRE HISTORY TEACHER? BETTER YOU S47 SHE ' SETTING ,t~OMEN 1' _________ U.S, it 01. Your description of your time of the menopause, This ——— SHE --' LEFT US — I V __ Lake Mary 53 59 :. 91 there's an absence of an with the difference in sex woman's sex 41 — — enzyme in the small intestine hormones. hormones will diminish at the' that normally does this, 48 58 11-11 ' Rule Nude _______ forgotten tomorrow, but is instead a response to what is seen as a long term problem." U.S. officials stressed the response — — — — — 52 P . talk with Moscow about Soviet troop tolerance, I'm referring to the doesn't occur until about 20 inability to break down the years after the time we see it 44 — — — — 46 47 — — — V Afghanistan. . double sugar (lactose) found occurring in women. This milk . That's because probably h as something to do 36 — — — only 35 38 I _ . I - __ ----- I ~. ________ _. ________ wha tsoever" of a Soviet withdrawal from DEAR READER— Usually and there are other factors I . when I talk about milk in- involved too. This usually — — — — 29 WVF,L15-,-3 I ____________ S boycott the Olympic games in Moscow this swnmer since there is "no sign Men usually don't have as great a need for 17 — — — time the shots no longer did in the urse of time if they're 19 Germany (UPI) . _________ i allergist for shots every week supplements in the niiddie — — — — — — very much for him. I I 18 p-. . Carter said today the United States will 14 — — — but this was very expensive, years as do women . Men do ———— BONN, West . along with the fact that after a develop softening of the bones — — — by Art Sansom ______ _______________________________ 10 11 8 9 — 15 __________ 7 13 — — — — LKM __ 6 5 ' Olympics stitute that he entild use that this condition? At one time he went to an ffic:c,: 'D o milk so that he can overcome ealciwn. — — — — — — — — r r ____ 40 Stout duck c." ...i U.S. To Skip milk to keep his bones strong? some satisfaction and would provide the Also is there a pill to put in the definitel% 60 To the (Fr.) _ I How can he possibly get his would at least provide hint 55 City in Utah 32 French father 35 Ru '310" Bea 59 Actress West 38 Puta wds) 44 Heraldic cross I I Fawn It S I for as long as three days after with different ones of these to using any food that has milk see if there is a milk sub- in it. Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 5 Cents Dr. 11 54 Clutched Indians rvil4i 72nd Year, No. 156—Wednesday, February 20, 1980—Sanford, Florida 32771 - day to insure strong bones. My husband is 57 years old Lamb and we were dairy farmers so we always liked milk and we were hea milk drinkers. __ Now lie's not able to drink milk or use any foods that contain it. If he does, his eyes contain lactose but the milk water continuously and they protein has been removed. feel like he has sand in them You might wish to experiment 52 Bespatter 31 American al — — — POTATOES! , 30 Scruff B Pet-eat (prefix) ________________ ______________ Allergy people need a quart of milk a _____ 20 Snaky letter 43 Nail container 21 Hatchet DOWN 22 12, Roman 45 Flip 24 Superlative 23 Novelist suffix 47 String 1 Soft mud Ferber 25 Otic coverings 2 Animal waste instruments 25 Epochs 29 Dawn chemical 49 Weather 33 At odds 3 Antarctic sea 26 Chine bureau (abbr) currency 34 South 4 Of God (Let.) Swabs the 27 Volcano in American 5 Indian deck Italy Indian group 6 Portion of 51 Cleveland's 28 Surface 36 Spouse medicine coating 37 One-billionth 7 Between (Fr) waterfront i ZERO - 19 Constructor 1 YOU , RE ' 7 STANPINCI LOOK W14AT WIT14 ONE YOU'RE FOOTINMV r4&I( MASI4EL7 - 0 I _________________________ - , I_ - • For I've LAMB readinyourcunm that older DEAR DR. ______o - Substitute s Needed . - _______ — , I ~ i. t Milk __ ' ~, ;~ 1~ _ ;1 ;; I= ~z .111 I . ' 1 "5 _."-_ ii • __ ACROSS THAT WHAT IMAJORED IN' _y-"f - _- 48 Fifth zodiac Answer to Previous Puzzle sign ____ F Ooi 11 1 1 TI I 1 Possessive 49 Exited A1 1L1 1 P U R 1 E$ pronoun 53Begone a N kIlIKIIIIIIIIIIII 4 City slicker 57 Fern features NJNIEL. SjKJEW S M1E E 1 OOJ 8 Furnished 58 Tibetian with shoes monastery _______ AILIAIIIII AIM AA A 12 Gold (Sp.) 61 Make thread f a K a ____ 13 English 62 Feast in a ii _____ college Hawaii i I i 14 First•rate 63 Shelter i T (comp wd) 64On the briny 2 ó o u s 15 Liveliest 65 Wildgoat [4 T I f M IC 17 Memo iARK F1fl0 6G Demilitarized 1P 4 Ij A 18 Facility zone(abbr.) ISITIE M S I A Y iii by Chic Young ALUNCHOUNTE PLOMA l PLOMA' __ Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1910 WELL HOW CME YOU'RE VEP' 3LLEGE THAT Fl. -'.. "' I - — .I 1, . ; *,:'. *.*',—, , , .. '1,. ,#.;Ta ,.V_ :, . ... I._% . ., ~, jk~ - -.. ,_ ... - ""i . ~3;g , 7\51 111h 11,; 3 - ' ,r W,.;41' - _ I. _V .= i_-~* ~_ - 'L, -1 1-1 V;4 all, -~&" -1 - - - • • - -• -, - - - - • - It *_ - . mi. -~~ I r if Q ,I. - v .0 N..*. ___ W.i_!._L -_~'L.&,i4__muJ1L.,"L_ ,_=~_l , 111~ 1;_, I k~.IT 1 1-:i ; 14+ ., IcK.0 I h , 11__,~-W - . -I A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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(UPI) Eight Republican leaders In Rep. Richard Kelly's home district have written an open letter saying Kelly, who has been implicated in the "Abscam" bribery scandal, has been "unfairly prejudged." old congressman. The letter said Kelly has "been unfairly prejudged by certain members of our party both it. Florida and in Washington." Kelly has publicly admitted taking $25,000from and nothing more formal than that making serious charges against our congressman. If there are formal charges, he will have to answer them," the letter said. On Friday, Kelly became the first known of on this matter until it is dealt with officially," the letter said. "We feel that a proper judgment can be made when all the Facts are known," it continued. "In the meantime, we continue to support and vantage of the situation before the facts are known and resolved in Congressman Kelly's case." The letter was signed by Eugene V. Verner, state GOP committeeman for Pasco County; Ina five-paragraph letter that will be mailed to undercover FBI agents posing as wealthy Arabs eight members of Congress implicated in the maintain our loyalty to Congressman Kelly who Sandra Werner. chairman of the Pasco Count% seeking Congressional favors, but said lie d.J it to further his own investigation of some "shady characters." "Recently there have been leaks to the press has always acted in our best interests. scandal to havc his records and correspondence subpoenaed by a grand jury in Washington, D.C."Republicans are loyal people and loyalty is a noble and Republican virtue. It is intolerable that "We have confidence in Congressman Kelly's certain members of our party have taken adpast performance and we will withhold judgment Republican Executive Committee: Eugene H. Osborn, treasurer of the county conunittee: Clare Barnard, it GOP state committeewtnan, and presidents of four county Republican clubs. - Unl*rI? Florida GOP Chairman Bill Taylor and the Republican leadership in the House of Representatives today, the Pasco County Repub. licans said they continued to support the 55-year. office II by Hal Kaufman S LUTE RAY NOTE I Spacing Is off in this astute observation by George Bernard Shaw: "Apeot cansu rvive anyth Ingbu tamis print." With a little patience and perseverance you can straighten it out. iq; pt AA4flt U93 4 00d y, .,utidI,W v inq u44AU Bird Land I Find a bird among consecutive letters of each sentence: 1. Beth rushed home. 2. We lingered over lunch. 3. Heavy rains flooded the lowlands. IMO C JAOG tnatj .4 ., i 1, .iaqwnu IVU161JO a41 RIddle•MeThist Which confection Is imported from space? The Mars•shmaliow. Which animal makes the most mistakes? The caribooboo. Which beans are the best natured? Jolly beans. SLIPPED DISK MAGIC TN ICKI Fill a bowl with water. Place it on the table. Float a small metal disk on the water. Now, pick up the disk, wipe it dry, and ask someone to repeat the feat. Each time the disk is placed on the surface of the water, however, it sinks. How come: Two disks are used. One Is made of light aluminum and the other of heavier tin (experiment with metal can I lids until two are found that will work). Of course, the switch must be made deftly. so that kibitzers will MONKEY BIZI What can you draw to complete the curi• ous scene above? To find out, connect dots 1, 2, 3, etc. -a not catch on. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing ds$aIIs between to, and bottles panels. Now quickly can you find them? Chick answers with thaw below. 'P SUII*IW of MoflId '1 11114.&iip Si .uq 0149JL c '$UJp 11I .d,aa Of b$04 W11113A ft' $1 I410145 '5 'OU(WlW III P7 IUd •l ;SSUIJHIQ L k4f;y ~.fmay WHAV'1 T4 scoft zeRn ' j By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County School Boar d's letter requesting an investigation of possible athletic recruitment at county high schools was received this weekend by the lorlda High School Athletic Activities Association (FIISAA). Floyd Lay, FHSAA executive secretary, said this morning he has not decided whether or not he will Investigate. "I haven't had a chance to talk with anyone about It yet," he said. The Seminole County School board voted 3 to 2 Feb. 6 to send a letter to Lay requesting he investigate possible athletic recruitment surrounding the academic transfers of high school students In the county. Any investigation primarily would focus on the cases of Harold Daniels and Sylvester Wynn, who transferred to Lake Howell High School from Seminole High School and were denied permission to join the Interscholastic basketball team, and the case of Gene Green, who tran. sferred from Lake Howell to Lyman High School and was denied permission to play on the baseball team there. The FHSAA Is the governing body of school athletics In the state of Florida. It's rules forbid sports partklp.tlon by transfer students for a full calendar year unless a waiver Is signed by the pr incipal of the school and either the student's former principal, the school board chairman or the superintendent of schools. A waiver, Lay said, Is not supposed to be signed if athletic recruitment s suspected. "If we noticed a form were signed despite flagrant recruitment, you'd .:. . . .:; . . '' ' .1. •i Sum Funt Double this number, turn the result upside down and divide bye. lithe answer is 1O, the original number was what? Work it backwards, folks. uiq4•AiuU urn ial Undecided On ruu -be . .. . 1 . . :;i1. :,. . .... ... . '' ,. .• . '.' .. . :.' . . 'S .' . , . . . i. 's.. ' By DLThiNAI'STFS Herald Staff Writer At this point there are no plans to hold a meeting of Republican officials in Florida to consider the fate of U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly, H-New Port Hichev. Lou Treadwav, chairman of the Orange Counts' Republican Executive Committee, said today it would be U to the GOP state executive committee to call it meeting to consider the Kelly scandal. No such meeting has been called by state party officials. . .j . , . ' -. . . r i:.. ' .., or,11. db . 1 . . . Officials of the Republican Party in five of the eight counties in the sprawling 5th congressional district have said they would be interested in attending a meeting to discuss the official stand of the GOP toward its congressman. . - - . . .. . . '. GOP Plans No Session On Kelly ,.. The district includes most of Seminole County and parts Orange, Hernando. Citrus, lake Pinellas. Sumter and Pasco. Kelly's home county. "If Kelly took the money, Kelly should resign," said Treadway. "Mr. Kelly has got himself into this and it will be interesting to see if Kelly can extricate himself. No one likes to see his representative involved in something like this." of 5 KING, QUEEN OF MOIJNTA IN •.. . . Herald Photo by Tom Netusi King of the mountain is a game many children enjoy but In Florida it Is hard to find a selfclimbing apparatus at Lake Mary Elementary . t'C$JC$IJ1 bftl."sñucb: lao '*','basnt*ii, Ssbrina, School a reasonable substitute but It Ii not nearly Lawson and Clint Morgan find a playground as much fun to roll down. N. Commission On S May GO To Tehran , As Earl As Tomorrow U. In it jxll of the GOP party chairmen in Torn Weathington of Lake, May Spencer of Citrus and Sandra Werner of Pasco continued in their strong support of Kelly. Hay Aden, chairman of the Pinellas County GOP said the ethics committee of the U.S. House of Representatives should "act expeditiously to prove either the guilt or innocense" of the seven congressmen and the senator accused wrong-doing. "If they are found to be guilty, they the eight counties, only three - - of better believe we would find time to get down to that county and see what's going on," Lay said. the law as a constant reminder to present In the cases of Daniels, Wynn and hey and future public officials that when the)Green, who said they transferred for By United Press International —Louis Edmund Petiti ot France, an and confidence of con. trust the betray academic reasons, the principals inacademic international law expert. A five-member commission assembled —Mohammed Iledjaoui, Algerian stituents the)' will pay dearly," Aden volved, the school board chairman and by U.N. Secretary-General Kurt said. Ambassador to the United Nations. superintendent all refused to sign the Waldheim to probe Iranian charges of President merits in the crisis that began 107 days —Adib Duoudi, foreign policy assistant waivers, WASHINGTON (UPI) corruption under the shah could leave for to Syrian President Ilafez al-Assad. At the school board meeting Feb. 6, Tehran as early as Tuesday. Carter, In a move calculated to pave the ago. Gene Green, father of the Green youth The president withheld public corn—Andres Aguilar of Venezuela, former The formation of the commission was a way for the release of the 50 American denied a waiver, demanded the school giant step toward the release of the 50 hostages in Iran, has approved a list of ment on formation of the panel, but Ambassador to Washington and former board Investigate or let his son play American hostages, who spent their 107th members to serve on a U.N. panel notified U.N. Secretary General Kurt head of the human rights commission of baseball, day in captivity today at the beseiged probing charges against the deposed Waldheim that he agreed to the names of the Organization of American States. the individuals who would comprise the shah. —Harry W. Jayewardene of Sri Lanka, School board members Pat Telson and Embassy. President WASHINGTON iUllh Carter, who scrubbed plans for an fact-finding body. Robert Feather agreed that It WI lfl it lawyer and noted expert In inWaldheim stopped short of formally "We don't have any reaction at this terruitional law. Carter today sent Secretary of State vestigatlon showed there had been no confirming the appointment of five top- extended Washington's Birthday Bani-Sadr, in an interview with Greek Cyrus Vance to New York to confer with recruitment the boys should be allowed level International jurists to the com• weekend at Camp David, remained in point," White House deputy press to play. Mrs. Telson said the in mission because the United Nations still Washington today to monitor develop- secretary Rex Granum said Sunday, television, said that until the commission U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim releases Its findings, the hostages must on the latest moves to secure release of vestlgatlon "would clear the air" for all needs approval from Iranian President stay put. The Carter administration has the hostages in Iran. concerned. Abothassan Banl-Sadr. The school board, however, cannot Carter was awaiting word front Iran on afternoon said "Some aspects still have iMd it would refuse to admit to alleged But Waldheim and his aides were a U.N. spokesman said. crimes, as its reaction to the formation of a U.N.shah's order the board chairman or supel'ifl. confident that the panel could be to be collaboration in the to be clarified. The matter has Iran's response was expected soon, sponsored commission of inquiry to intendent to sign the waivers. Both have established with U.S. and Iranian ap- U.N. sources said. coordinated before the secretary-general Iran has charged. The 47-year-old president also voiced vestigate allegations against the deposed indicated they will not sign them. can make the announcement." From Tehran, the Kuwaiti newspaper proval, and that the commission Lay did not say when he would decide delegation would leave for Tehran Tues- Al Watan reported over the weekend that Sources at the United Nations said the mixed feelings about the seizure of the shah. whether to Investigate, "We're not prepared to comment of. question of when the Americans are to be hostages last Nov. 4. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has day. view 46 r roin the humanitarian point of ficially until we're it little more familiar the power to remove released remained the unresolved point the granted BanI-Sadr Sunday, In a brief statement the position of others deplorable. From with the was White the action the hostages for 107 of the deal. militants holding he had the secretary-general announced that not only Banilegal point of view, we have violated the house press secretary Judy Powell told Americans to noted that days and hand over the sources The panel and of the composition finalized the reporters. Sad! and Iran's Revolutionary Council, international rules. sent word to Washington and Tehran for government troops. Vance apparently was seeking "But from the political point of view but also the militants who still hold the Al Watan said, however, the militants official acceptance of his choices, Americans at gunpoint, must accept the things are different. It was not our side clarification for Carter on the The United States has agreed to "doubt Khomeini will Issue public Inbegan violating international rules. negotiations involved in the formal that deal. Waldheim's choice of prominent experts structions calling for the release of the Identified the five It was the United States and we see now creation of the panel to investigate Diplomatic sources on international law from France, hostages." allegations against deposed Shah the consequences," Sunday members of the commission as: A terse U,N. statement late Algeria, Syria, Venezuela and Sri Lanka, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Sources have said Carter wants to hear a firm date from the Iranian government or at least get a private commitment on release of the 50 American hostages, now captive for 107 days. Carter, who scrubbed plans for an extended Washington's Ilrithday weekend at Camp David and remained In WASHINGTON (UP!) For 50 years, through war and fund-raising activities. Democrats traditionally claim the Washington to monitor developments In storm, the House met on George Washington's birthday to read recess In the name of a non-Republican, George Washington. the crisis, has approved the list of the first president's farewell address. Some GOP House members were angered this year that the -"'1. members to serve on the panel. At least, a handful of members met to hear a junior member Democratic majority decided not to take the whole week off, '' The president showed up at the Oval who had been drafted for that purpose read the lengthy and and some charged harassment, office earl)' this morning although most mostly dull speech to an almost empty chamber and gallery. But there was one thing both Democratic and Republican government offices were closed down for But not toà&Y. Leaders agreed on: it was useless to read Washington's speech the holiday. House leaden decided this year to honor Washington's birth- if no one was interested. He has kept a tight lid on all public / day by simply adding one day to the Wasblngton-Uncoln birth"Nobody ever showed up," said an aide to the Democratic comment on the naming of a five-man day recess, which began In the House at the close of bUIiflSSS leadership. panel and an aide said "only four or five" "It's too bad, but it's time for this to be consigned to the dust Wednesday. presidential advisers have been clued on The Senate will keep the tradition going, however, with Sen. bin," agreed a GOP aide. on the delicate negotiations. Donald Stewart, 1)-Ala., reading the address. This was a far cry from past years when the reading of the A U.N. spokesman in New York said The Senate still is getting a longer recess than the House. address was thought to be an Inviolate tradition. Sunday night Waldheim completed The senators did not and at all last week. (Actually, Washington himself never read the address, but formation of the panel, but did not Traditionally, Congress has taken off the week of Abraham submitted It in writing. The speech is most noted for GEORGE WASHINGTON disclose the names of those who would Lincoln's birthday for Republican members to attend to GOP Washington's advice to avoid entangling foreign alliances.) ...message Ignored serve. .Carter Approves Panel Members 1i4. AM ERICANS VRE PCLAc, WI4i4Eg4S IN rwl V(15 - cci4it,.. - tlfaldheifli, Vance Confer U.S. - . rtie Fg UVL.c' A tU& NEW LNE, OF .. I €KI 1b& I , 1cEMAP4s WIEFfle -rHE = ~Tu CO(OFF, ...," A\41 American Tradition Bites Dust. House Cancels George's Speech - - - - ) , . I ' drom IF , ~ITIT I oil ~W_Alk aM ~ . .- . . - ~ , 1, ~ ~ , 1~ M. .4ftcLo~; �2 -vening Herald, Sanford Fl. Monday, Feb. ii, mo WORLD County Motorcyclist Dead From Injuries, By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer Afghan Soldiers Turning On Russians, Report Says By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL P'siztance to the Soviet Invasion forces in northeastern Afghanistan Is growing with Afghan soldiers reportedly turning on their Russian advisers to join Moslem rebels in liberating their country. A spokesman for the Huzbl Islaml, or Islamic Front, said today rebels have seized u iumbcr of towns in recent battles, including Mehterlam, the capital of the northeastern provice of Laghman. In one Instance, the guerrillas overran the town of All Shang, also in Laghman, after Afghan troops killed their Russian overseers and joined in the siege, the spokesman said in Peshawar, Pakistan, near the Afghan border. He said rebels are swooping down on Soviet convoys on many major roads, including the highway linking Jafalabad to the Afghan capital of Kabul, and the road from Kabul to the major western city of Herat. Leftists Free 20 Hostages Trudeau Is Favored In Elections Today SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) - Leftists holding the Foreign Trade Institute have freed 20 female hostages but another group of militants at the beselged Spanish Embassy say negotiations to free two diplomats are "paralyzed." Leftist guerrillas Sunday killed an education official and three faintly members in a pre-dawn attack on the official's home. Members of the leftist Popular Revolutionary Bloc Sunday allowed 20 women hostages to leave the Fopign Trade Institute in the capital, leaving some 40 hostages in the building, witnesses said. The militants, who seized the institute late last week, allowed the women to leave as a good will gesture and because of shortages of food, they said. OTTAWA (UP!) - Former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who returned from retirement to head the Liberal Party in today's parliamentary elections, was favored In opinion polls to regain the post he lost last year to Conservative Joe Clark. But Clark, whose government was brought down In a parliamentary vote of no confidence over a budget plan to raise energy prices, was confident of victory Sunday. "People trust this party, and trust this government, and if I may say so, trust this leader," he told voters during a final cam. paIgn swing. Trudeau, 60, who was prime minister for 11 years before being defeated last May by the little-known Clark, wound down his campaign Sunday with a skating party in front of Toronto's City Hall. Two major opinion polls conducted in the Dollar Opens Higher LONDON (UP!) - The- dollar opened slightly higher on most European money markets today reflecting optimism the Iran crises may soon be over. Trading was slow because of the Washington's Birthday holiday In the United States. Gold opened lower in Zurich and higher in London. In Milan, the dollar opened at 805.95 lire, compared to Friday's close of 805.45. In Amsterdam it opened at 1.9180 guilders, compared to 1.9150 close Friday. In Brussels, It was 28.95 Belgian francs, compared to Friday's close of 28.91. In Zurich, the dollar was 1.6260 compared to 1.6255 at the close Friday. In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 1.743 German marks compared to 1.7480 Friday. In Paris, It opened at 4.0750, down from Friday's 4.07625. In London, the pound opened at $2.975, down from Friday's close of *2.955. past week indicated that Trudeau's Liberals heavily fortified wall to safety in the West without attracting so much as a single shot. The daring and unusual escape took place Sunday night near the famed Checkpoint Charlie crossing, West German television reported. Other routes are normally taken because of the heavy East German security along the wall. The two fled East Berlin by climbing through the windows of a boarded-up house skirting the wait, slipping out of the house and through a network of barbed wire, all the time unnoticed by armed East German guards. "It could happen at any time," acorn. _ Marshal Wading among young people In the Chinese city of Shanghai, but is causing concern among older Communist Party officials. Party cadres In one Shanghai district recently began a campaign to dissuade young people in the street from holding dance parties In their homes, the Liberation Daily, a leading Shanghai newspaper, said. A letter to the newspaper complained that household dances were annoying neighbors. Officials sought out the dancers and warned them of "dangers" accompanying dancing, the newspaper said. It said the dances attracted thieves, led to fights and corrupted public morals. The dance fans were requested to hang up their shoes, turn over a new leaf and improve their morals, the Liberation Daily said. c "wrili . Robert Oanzaliz ____ Sanford i ADMssisows Mary S. "•' ' ' . Rev. Ross (left), Father Wilson (right), and Good Samaritan home resident Will Jones accept a check for $900 from Neil Weary, chairman of the Gold Sponsors Committee of the DelIona Open Golf Tour. nament. The annual event was held recently to raise funds for the Sanford facility. John Denver Wounds - -•• - - n dence, ,0 Sanford: .iehwiiII UfIWNIoh0% Marvin P. c.ss.y .15h0oh5 N. øt David Hiss Teresa S. Frazier, '1t Ilandis H. tjnmeeser, e: -j JiNriyl. Ydmer, lolins Fabric • ArmWvltir. Lake *ery • (VIPs 1*) who FO. 1$1I 10-N. 72. Ns. 164 . Senv. eN*lafoiday W T Isafoid NirS __ ___ ___ Sitos dens rseNju Pill __ ___ 55*11 ly Nil: Weak SINs MiNi N.N.O w. ss.a v • : • # - 'ban ___ - Sitn,ged I War v -tf M Rig. $15. Jr. HI• glrts' five-pocket western style jean of pre-washed cotton denim. 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Warr Acres Police Chief Darrell Downs said Sunday that Sgt. Steve Kanopp, In stable condition at an Oklahoma City hospital, managed to sneak Into a pharmacy late Saturday with four other officers, unnoticed by a burglary suspect. "That bullet hit a pen in his shirt pocke t," Downs said. "If that pen hadn't been there - it straight for his heart." I' Johnny is scheduled to report back Wednesday to the school board on the order he counter-signed for $9,000 worth of gold plated bathroom fixtures fora non-existent high school class In plumbing. Board Chairman Phyllis Miller and member Ethel Beckham said Sunday they may have some new questions to ask Jones about the affair. was ordered on an emergency basis The ; without the required bids provided purchases of more Own $4,000. The purchase be funded from Jones' $1.5 million contingency fund. It was blocked only because employee of Bond Plumbing Supply Co. became suspicious and questioned the school board's purchasing about the order. away am., ci J Dade School Superintendent To Answer More Questions MIAMI (UP!) - Dade County School Superintendent 4 at .ea v FLORIDA IN BRIEF loyalty from many Yugoilavs that iran. scend their nationalistic or religious P.5 beliefs. His successors will not be so lucky. The future of Yugosla via is therefore uncertain. Its six republics may try to break from one another, some of them possibly seeking to go non-communist. This could 1110 the result in a blacklash by hardliners Yugoslav Communist Py. Once monofithie su The Kremlin will no doubt try lure of most of Tito's death by attempting either to slated communism, pull Yugoslavia back into the Soviet orbit or defying Moscow and Least to ensure that another strong seeking support from maverick not emerge. West, p.m.; - ' r- was going President-for-life Tito commands a out of 17 Dog Ballpoint Pen Saves Officer By Umbd hess 11trlidusaI state, AREA READINGS 1 La.): temperature: 51; overnight have already been forced to flee thj4j. Southern California residents, low: 42; yesterday's high: 64; barometric pressure: 30.11; The storm reportedly killed three homes and some were reported to have relative humidity; 74 percent; winds: North 15 m.p.h. staggered by. series of storms that peopi, in Arizona, which received only suffocated in mudolides. already hay, claimed 12 lives, were JJg an of rain cha'1.r.g 1VFDAY TIDES DAYTONA BEACH: highs, 9 Authorities pulled bodies seekIng .'wlbr from mother torrent tat storm 10:36 town, 3:41 4:13 P.m.; PORT CANAVERAL; and submerged cars hIghs, 10:01 already Some of • 10:30 lows, 3:36 a.m., 4:04 p.m.; Sunday. Dozens houses were pushed oatki*tid ID 150 of $60 Ui• BAYPORTI highs 3:04 a.in., 3:34 p.m. lows, 9:33 m.m., 10' tgpfl returning 'We have weather sysism about W hom . favcgdwa prs&CW only a down Los Angeles hillsides by tons of p.m. mud and de is. O ers br th were under miles to the west off the 8ithirn few mere raleshowers, aiid city officials several feet of BOATING FORECAST1 SL Aignotine Is Islet. Out CmIdOrIÜ CO It aitdd hit time braced for n.hosw traffic Monday on A rush aft advisory is in effect winds northeast 15 cow we f1e Sylvia only three river aimilw A 60.year-old woman suffocated and to 20 knots becoming lest is knots tonight and Tuesday. Seas 5 Graff said kuday. "Hopefully we will On man, who apparently had been her tsait*ial was seriously to S hot decreasing $105 fist by Tuesday. Uoolly cloudy. g amUme Wed •• wandered Into the Alum Fia awallof mud oozed Into theirMandevIIe Chanceof rain south portion this afternoon through Tuesday. River west of Phoenix and disappeared c on home, The of Marlon FOIECmT: Increasing cloutlismiss and cool : a=t1w ntlimated the hiavy $alawdey beco"dng partly desk and warmer Tuesday. A slight chance other. ''Ft'4ayShirley dragged out of the muck by 0'ulWm In domagus to In I?rasoott when 'bile car was swept omrs TIkY. Eli' flew IS today and now 70 Tuesday. used bUU4 to gain of ID Lii AnPbL L=Iesie away, Lows tenigho ppsr4 to low I. Winds northeast 10 to 5 mph up 5 i of Lu AageIss In Southern California,homeowners ""'I probability 2° percent Tuesday. .4lIng, (yti''ho4 $6,5 iv'iFrank Wilson McCaln, V. of Wildonmar 'ftng, sasgging the i1ISdI of mcii 60 end roofs In hopes of apparently drowned during the weekend 1? -FLOR ID A 1101111 frOfi) mud aid water In his f looded backyard and an uniden. the iiithari. POSUOS 01 M sdPerrlemanwaskIUidwbeohiscss liWbwebybrusb thi . d stares fu IMI fifl off 'b 1 FIos.da 0W'tmnt Adm,nist,, 01 Q In less than a week moved out of the Several thousand cayon residents smashed into a Iwidee abutment. STAYL _____ ____ 01505*1*51 Ar ASPEN, Cola. (UN) -Singer John Denver is under fire in his exclusive Aspen area neighborhood for firing on a neighbor's dog with a BB gun. According to news reports, Denver said an 8-monthold Keeshund was in his backyard with another dog, "nipping at one of my dogs." "They were giving my little dog a hard time," he said. So Denver says he opened fire with a BB gun. The dog was not seriously hurt but a veterinarian said a BB lodged in the animal's left shoulder. Denver said he did not realize he had hit the dog. Breed Tito's long rule has been a progressive one for his country In material terms and almost a benevolent one - except for those who dared to question it But the same nationalistic passions that ignited World War I still smolder in that conglomerate of nationalities called Yugoslavia. OPM construction ,___ 7 w , " I ON killed and another critically injured in the explosion of a small depth charge the children had found. Lt. Cmdr. Bryan Grey said Sunday the percussion explosive ordinarily are used in Navy "war games to simulate depth charges" used in submarine warfare. The dead youth was identified as David Marvin Allen Jr., 7. Nine-year-old Michael David Churchill was in critical condition at the Naval Regional Medical Center. ATLANTA (UP!) -Employment was sluggish In the southeast during the last part of 1979, but the region only experienced slow economic growth, not a recession, the federal reserve bank of Atlanta said. Bank spokesman Charles Carter said Saturday non. farmemployment remained steady in the Southeast, whll( employment remained strong during December. And he said residential construction shot up In the Southeast during 1979, while overall construction remained strong throughout the United States. More significantly, both leaders shattered the once monolithic structure of Sovietdominated communism, defying Moscow and seeking support If not friendship from the West. California Expecting New Storm Sanford: CIin and Emma JON surlay, a .Irl 11*ri MCIRIM. . Depth Charge Kills Child; NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. i UPI) -One child was AIDS HOME Tito was reported to be conscious. Top state The collective leadership government that and party leaders have visited him In will succeed him was ready to take over hospital room at the ultramodern clinical formally. It has been working smoothly since center In the northwestern city of Ljubljana. Tito become Incapacitated. They brought him best wishes for recovery Speculation grew about plans for the a recovery few seriously think can take place. funeral of the last great leader of World War Tito fell ill with circulatory blockage in early January and his left leg was amputated II and Yugoslavia's only leader. Jan. 20. Workmen continued to labor day and night He was recovering successfully until the to finish landscaping the front of the Tito heart and kidney complications set in sud- museum In the suburb of Dedinje, a possible Last Of His Save on tops and jeans for boys and girls. an afternoon newspaper in Southeast Not In Recession the Icby Thomds Aiww P. Wlwohon OisrIa Frazier Mkvile Iobirscn. $OflSfltO David Hiss Teresa S. Frazier. Oslery James Hewitt, S. CWW WA Mvlen Geedman, Ora.q. City 11~ Lalm Mary Ily L. lost, TNusvflie r*s Tisr, TNU,SVHI. , • - .-. • 'I Thes"orns .o. Jr., John L. Tall _____ .,.. Mao , S '. The death of Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito will remove the last of the larger-than-life strong men who strutted the world stage dur ing the period embracing the two World Wars and their aftermaths. He was born Josip Broz in Croatia in 1892. He came to manhood In the twilight years of the old order ln Europe, the order that was to be forever smashed by a bullet fired June 8, 1914, in Sarajevo. He neared the end of his life in a world vastly changed by that bloody event -and its bloodier sequels. That Yugoslavia's Tito and China's Zedung, also one of the last of the lin e, should die within a few years of each other is a matter of oi ci but so is much of history. The biographies of the two bear striking resemblances. Both Tito and Mao became Communists and outlaws in their own countries in the period between the wars, Both achieved positions o( leadership -and eventually supreme power - because of foreign invasions of their countries in World War II. Both f ought not only against the foreign enemy but even more strenuously against Jc _____ WIlilem S. Narkrt, DiSary uensfl T. Wanes, OeLand Jam" $. Sigimers, Owva oIscsaius .sn. I. Sickly LeN D. Hmisziuildsr .. 25 % off sale. CONCORD, N.H. (UP!) - Sen. Robert Dole, R. Kansas, says his campaign will go to federal court to block a scheduled debate between GOP presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and George Bush. The one-on-one debate is sponsored by the Nashua Telegraph, New Hamshire's second largest city. Carroll Jones, the GOP presidential hopeful's New Hampshire chairman, said it was an "unfair and damaging debate" because the newspaper would not allow all the GOP candidates to participate, "Any corporation, including a newspaper, is charged with giving fair and impartial treatment to the candidates," Jones said. DONATION denly and brought him to the point of dea th. site of either the burial or at least the funeral. Tito: The d PEKING (UP!) - "Saturday Night Fever" is lisreht Hansen. Diaary 'c:- , artificially. China Warns Dancers Feb 16 ADMISSIONS . BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!) - munist party source said. President Josip Bros Tito's condition was Yet Tito's lifelong robust constitution and serious but stabilized today, and Yugoslavia to survive apparently helped Indomitable settled In for what could be a Jong, UZwai)' him hold hiswill own even as his health slipped deathwatch for the 87-year-old leader. drastically. In the eight days since the sudden Party sources said he was receiving kidney deterioration in Tito's condition, heart d kidney problems have weakened him tote dialysis treatment from time to time to help him through medical crises, but otherwise he point where the question Is not whether was not attached to life support systems would recover, but when he would die, and there were no plans to prolong his life BERLIN (UP!) - Two people slipped past East German border guards and scrambled over Berlin's $easliusls Msmer$I $es11s1 ,.., would regain control in the 282-seat House of Commons in Canada's 32nd general election. The most recent of the polls, a Gallup Poll released Saturday, gave Trudeau a 20 percentage point lead over Clark, indicating that he had enough support for a stable majority government, despite strong gains by the leftleaning New Democratic Party. The NDP could be the key If neither party gains a clear majority. Another poll, released by the CTV television network, gave Trudeau a 10-point lead but left open the possibility that Clark's party could squeeze in with the barest of parliamentary majorities. 1 Liberals actually outpolled the Con. servatives by four percentage points In the 1979 election but lacked a majority in the House of Commons. ft0-3A Washington ' s Birthday Sale.' Dole Files Suit To Stop Slated Reagan-Bush Debate Yugoslavia Settles In For Deathwatch 2 Slip Over Berlin Wall ' HOSPITAL NOTES NAnON IN BRIEF the ones used in the crime, Seminole officers said. A search of the suspects and their car turned up money orders from the Friday armed robbery in Apopka and the $51 taken from the Forest City store's register, they added. A Casselberry man, injured in a motorcycle crash Thursday morning, died Saturday afternoon of his injuries at Orlando Regional Medical Center. Carl Treybig, 18, was on his way to work at the Florida Steel FIRE LEVELS TRAILER Company Thursday when he lost control of his motorcycle An early-morning blaze destroyed a Sanford house trailer at: while leaving Interstate-4 at the Maitland interchange, 133 Bedford Ct., police report. patrolmen say. The fire destroyed the home of Joan Bastin, 39, who told Treybig hit a guardrail at 8:20 a.m.,Thursday and had been officers she was not at home when the blaze of undetermined in critical conwuon unui ma aealn at 3 p.m. Saturday. origins started. No further information was available this cutters had been used to break open the door on the trailer, For the past two years, Treybig had been finishing up his morning. filled with $12,722.36 in goods and a window on the truck's cab. high school classes at Seminole Community College in the HOME BURGLARIZED IN SANFORD Only a box of highway flares was reported missing. evenings, so he could work during the day, his mother said. He A Sanford man reported the theft of $570 in household goods SUSPECTS IN ROBBERY NAMED formerly attended Lake Howell High School, she said. this weekend, police say. Orange County deputies have named the two suspects Only recently had he taken the job at Florida Steel, she said, Thacid Jerome Brooks told police burglars broke into his arrested early Saturday, in the armed robbery of a Forest City describing him as "a loving son who just loved the good things home at 1704 W. 14th St., this weekend and stole a stereo, grocery. on earth." camera, binoculars and jewelry. Jose Ilaggans, o1306 Teeikwuod Dr., Altamonte Springs, and Treybig's accident was one of several that day on the rainVANDALS RANSACK HOME dampened interstate, highway patrolmen report. Treybig is John Armstrong, of 9330 Albermade, Forest City, are being A Sanford woman returned to her home Saturday after a held in the Orange County jail on charges of robbing an Apopka the second Seminole County resident to die In highway three-hour absence, to discover burglars had tossed around convenience store Friday, say Orange County deputies. fatalities this year. Upon making bail in Orange County, the two will be iran- her belongings but taken nothing, police say. ARREST IN TRUCK BURGLARY Donna M. Rogers told officers the vandalism occurred sported to Seminole County to face charges they robbed a An 18-year-old Sanford man is in jail after allegedly between 8p.m. and 11:25 p.m. Saturday at her home at 101 W. Forest City Cumberland Farms store Saturday of $51, they breaking into a truck trailer filled with over $12,XX) in mer20th St. chandise Sunday night. added. BURGLARS TAKESTEREO The two were arrested in Orange County Saturday morning, Waren Lee Barber, of 1704 Hawkins Ave., was arrested at Thieves who broke through a door stole $1,500 worth of stereo 11:43 p.m., Sunday, by a Sanford officer who claims he saw shortly after Seminole deputies broadcast a bulletin to area equipment and jewelry from a Forest City home Saturday, officers to watch for a car fitting the description of the one the him jump and run from a tractor-trailer parked at 20th Street deputies say. and Hardy Avenue. suspects were driving, Seminole deputies said. Jeff Boetto told officers the equipment was taken from his Officers chased a suspect from the truck for several blocks The manager of the store at the corner of State Road 436 and home at 2636 Palm Ave. Academy Drive identified one of the suspects and the car as before the arrest, they say. Later they discovered a pair of bolt IN BRIEF Feb. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY 31.10 p.' �I S. -' S S . - . , . -. - - -. Monday, Feb. 18, 1980-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS 6 IOR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.90; Year $47.00. Around - -. - - ............. t For Warfare? - ....1t.* -.. .---- -r register for the September primaries. In addition to the presidential candidates of the two major parties to be on the ballot, Democratic and Republican precinct committeeman and committeewoman candidates will be on the He keeps plugging along, accepting almost daily speaking engagements in the eight-county district which includes Seminole County. And he says sometimes those engagements run from two to three daily, He sets up temnorary headquarters along his route of travel at convenient and favorite telephone booths to make essential telephone ballot tnmany of the precincts. A few of those who qualified for some of the party precinct offices up for election have with. drawn, said Supervisor of Elections Camilla calls. Bruce. Best's current favorite story is about one of his Democratic opponents, Orange County Cornmissioner Dick Fischer. He says Fischer who was filming spot political commercials in held by New Port Richey Republican Richard Kelly. Kelly is under fire from several quarters, Tarpon Springs recently asked one man to be including from officials of his own party for his filmed with him, The man with a broad smile involvement in the FBI undercover Abscam agreed, but then told Fischer he might want to operation, change his mind about wanting him. It seems the Hattaway suggested it would take from man was Best's campaign coordinator in that $250,000 to $300,000 to mount an effective and area. winning effort. Sources say Hattaway is now going to give Batchelor a deadline for raising the The voter registration period for those wishing money.- -- -- ------------—- to -casFbaflots in Meanwhile, Orlando and Brooksville attorney preferential primary closed Last Saturday. David Best has been running his campaign for Despite the closing 50 persons showed up the September, 1980 Democratic primary and Monday to register to vote and another 40 November general election since his defeat at showed up on Tuesday. Only two of those cornthe polls by a scant 4,000 votes in November, 1978 plained they wouldn't be able to vote in the 15 months ago. He said he is not concerned March 11 primary. The others were content to The Need It may be a very, very lOngTirnIbefOre an American president exchanges embraces and kisses with the leader of the Soviet Union as Jimmy Carter did with Leonid Brezhnev last June it Vienna. But should the occasion arise any time soon, we hope the president will seize the moment to whisper the following question in the ear of the IIiwI ILuiji viuscuw; vvny is we ioviet union waging chemical and, perhaps, biological war fare against the peoples of Laos and Afghanistan? Grahted, we can think of several likely ex- .. about how many run or who they are, Primaries for the party's nomination for the seat "if" The "if" required an assurance from Bat chelor that he could raise sufficient funds to mount a successful campaign for the seat now Home l)elivery: Week, 90 cents; .5 - - Politicians around the county are taking bets that State. Rep. Robert Hattaway, D.Altamonte Springs, will be a candidate thIs year for the Florida fifth district seat in Congress Hattaway on Wednesday said he had met with Orange County State 1t4. flick Batchelor and gave his word that he would nut rm against Batchelor in the September Democratic (USPS 181 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, nA 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Chemical - . Evening HerAd Why S . - MOM E N : ... — And Mistakes CAI4 1oW M'JCJ-1 You 4oULD Better still if the tests can be conducted remote areas of conquered countries where news of nerve gas and microbe bomb attacks can be suppressed or, if reports leak out, they can be nied. Of what value, after all, is the word of a Zw hundred half-gassed refugees measured against the solemn denials of the Soviet leaderh ? ip Th is deniability is, of course, particularly portant in light of the fact that use of poison gas nd biological agents violates international nvenants, at least one of which the Soviet Union is pledged to respect. Even knowing the Kremlin's probable exj)lanations doesn't dilute our interest in hearing a mTheñt or two on, this subject from our erwhile partners in detente. i ____ By DON GRAFF Whatever became of detente would appear. to be an easily enough answered question, post Afghanistan. It went thataway. But surprisingly, a few pockets of East-West disengagement appear I _____ to be surviving. - , ______ .5.. . ... . . . - The number of dinner participants is a - I —-- SCIENCE WORLD Contro I ing,N u c lear Fusion.. l (A similar meeting organized on behalf of former California GOV. 5Roniid W. Reagan Students on a limited budget are un- throughout New Hampshire who were rstandably dismayed over the spiraling cost of committed to devoting virtually all of their txtbooks essential to their college courses, spare time to promoting his candidacy in the And Increasingly sophisticated copying closing weeks of the race here, Spouses were welcome but only if they riachines have spurred a brisk new Industry to were willing to make a similar personal tèI1eve the student dilemma. Services have commitment to work for Bush. Th $1ieCh rung up around colleges and universities making was devoted not to extolling ipable of duplicating pertinent textbook pages vi rtues of the can dida te but to the nuta4ndfr eager students or helpful professors at a tiny bolts aspects of the primary contest, Q'action of the publisher's price tag. 6.01 A gruff, no-nonsense politician, Gregg runs The demonstration of the supply responding to a highly professional operation, but he has an le demand Is the mark of our cherished free authoritarian streak that has led campaign workers to refer to hIzii, half jokthglybothau iterprise system. seriously, as "Ayatollah Gregg." But there are snags In the system. Item by item, he rattled through the dasens The publisher is being deprived of the an- of steps designed to maximize the Bush vote ia ted sales to recover his investment ' In on Feb. 28 checking computer-generated Jinpting costs. voter lists, securing absentee ballots for those And the author is denied the royalties that are who will be away from home on election day and providing drivers to those without Ijis only reward for his ideas an labor, Is the copying phenomenom as much of a rip-off transportation to the polls, is would be the theft of the book itself from a Stressi ng the need to proselytize not Only mpus store? Seven publishers say It Is and have Republicans but also independents, egg l)led suit against a Cambridge, Mass., copying predicted that "If we get enough of them, the national press will 10t1." rm under the federal Copyright Act of 1978. More than 800 volunteers "from all area of IThe court's ruling will determine the role of U>," will swarm Into the state for a as in a market that may have misinterpreted massive doOr-to4lOor and telephone CBI" e word "free." vuslng operation in the final weeks of the campaign, Gregg promised. : — — . - S JACK ANDERSON S . ••. For the record, the Soviets and their satelli tes continue to balk at NATO's proposal for Initial withdrawal 30,900 Russians and 13,000 Americans. The discrepancy is justified, NATO argues, because the American forces have to withdraw a much greater distance. Besides, it Is suspected that the Soviets actually have more troops In the area than they acknowledge. - S . S S By PATRICK LAMB enormous for civilization that we can't allow LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (UP!) Scientists at this possibility to go untried," said Dr. Harry the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory are Drelcer, head of the LASL Controlled making final adjustments on a device they Thermonuclear Research Division. hope will take them one step closer to• ZT40 Is just one step in many toward development of a virtually limitless supply of development of a workable fusion generating new energy. plant. But the steps remaining toward the is a 7-foot wide, donut-shaped ultimate goal are difficult ones and best estici by 12 magnetic discs the size of mates are that the ultimate device wrapped won't be truck tires and fed by a seemingly endless operating until the early part of the 21st supply of electric cables. It is called simply century. — "ZT-40." Thekeyprobnfacingdevelopmentis that Technically, ZT-40 Is "torroldal magnetic fusion reactions only at extreme bottle" a device which In larger form is temperatures. To achieveoccur a fusion reaction, hoped can be used to power fusion nuclear the elements must be in a plasma the reactors, fourth state of matter In which molecules — Scientists throughout the world are have been tarn apart into Individual atoms working on several different ap- and the atoms become positive ions, proaches to achieve controlled fusion reacBecause the reaction occurs at terntions, peratures of up to 100 million degrees cenFusion reactions like those In the sun and tigrade, it would be impassi ble for the other stars occur when two light elements reaction th come in contact with any ma jai collide, fuse under intense pressure and heat known to man, to form a heavier element, and release energy In the process, In theory, that energy z'r-to is an experiment to contain the would be used to heat water and then power a reaction within a magnetic field and keep it stçam turbine to produce electricIty. Unlike the atomn pllttlng fission reaction away from the walls of the chamber where used In today's nuclear power plants, nuclear the reaction occurs mere have been successful experiments fusion is co nsidered clea ner and less involving confinement of plasma in devices dangerous, which are smaller than ZT-40 but achieve Scientists no tremendótpotenUai in Same results fusion reactors, The basic elements which . win be used to fuel f usion reactors are The chamber inside the LASL device has an deuterium and trltlum. Deuterium is a nonInside diameter of 40 centimeters - hence the radioactive element found abundantly In designation ZT40. ordinary sea water and tritlum is a To make a successful fusion reactor, radioactive element that will be produced In Driecer said scientists believe the optimum the reaction itseif, size for the chamber is between 200 and 200 "'lb. potential payoff In this program is so centimeters. currently - So much for Vienna. Next meeting, same place, later thIs year maybe. Meanwhile, In neutral Switzerland there has They did not, however, merely slip into the seats long reserved for them. Deputy Foreign Minister Zhang Wenjin took the opportunity to deliver a rhetorical haymaker to the Soviet - © SA ç , pe'g? I am LOOKING s'o#' you." - OP*l5& 1' -- ,' e_ 4. c . precedented walkout, An estimated 1,700 firefighters attended an afternoon rally in a downtown hotel and another 100 or so gathered outside a South Side fire station to taunt firefighters inside who refused to leave The union claims the walkout is being supported by nearly 100 percent of its 4,300 members. Deputy Fire Corn. mIssioner Charles J. Pierce said about 480 firefighters were on the job Sunday afternoon. "We offered them (the city) binding arbitration and a nostrike clause and they still won't listen," Muscare said. "We haven't gotten one concession worth anything from the city, not seniority, promotions, nothing." The union defied Hechlnger's first . ijIfiii Gacy — P In - ,,. ,, - — U Claims Jack' Commiffed John Wayne Gary's repeated state- to police, as detailed at his mass sex-murder trial, as a masochist. It was testified that Gacy told police he had had about 150 "each and every one paid for." homosexual relationships A as the session opened. Although imlitics appeared to be on everyone's mind, the council planned to consider policy s i a series of major issues including the national economy, the draft, boycott of the M('ScoW Ohmpics, and the role of women in the kadershit, of the Ai"lC1O. 'Flie federation's Political arm —the Committee on Political E Alucation — is scheduled to report to the council, sitting as the COPE administrating committee, on Wednesday. YT , _____ SAT., MAR. lit. AT 49 CAM 4'HOR Hilt 711 S. HWY. 427, Longwood 1 Block S. of 434 071 A 3393192 --........ r qPGW iiri u IM I at I'.iP — ITIK I A60FI G ) I FIV DJ I SHOE REPAIRING— CLEANING— DYING METZ SHOE REPAIR OPEN MON.-FRI. 8:00.6:00 SAT. 8:00-5:00. CLOSED SUNDAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED 210 SANFORD AVE. Duri C SANFORD, FLA. J A the ice agu, the Sahara Desert was a rich grassland I,.... Rulings Don't Miss a But, he said, sometimes he merely picked up youths, brought them home, undressed, and listened to their "hard luck stories" without engaging in any sexual activity, it was testified. single Gacy told police he never hurt his victims during sexual acts and that they put ropes around their own necks because they thought Gacy, a magician and part-time clown, was going tO show them a "rope trick." The "rope trick," investigators said Gacy told them, often me g a Season ! this 0 1: I ' 11 ended with victim convulsing "for an hour or two before t hey " died." f" Police testified that Gacy also told them there were "four Johns" inside him but he did not know all their personalities. Read it all in the At one point, Gary told police a man named "Jack" who did not like homosexuality committed the killings. Gary also gave authorities a crudely drawn map showing the gravesites of dozens of bodies eventually unearthed from under his home. But, officials said, after completing it, he put his chin to his chest, brought his hands to his face, then looked up and said, "What's going on? 'Jack' drew that diagram of the crawispace." ' .i p_S5 , -. " _ _z. 1,5 ' 1 I—, 1 Sports AKR IJR I MS S S . IS pages of I the Evening -4 Herald — . , ,r #* vmftv I MATI"IEJANEGARDNER Mrs. Mattie Jane Gardner, .100, died Friday in St. Augustine, Fla. She was born In'DeSota County, Fla., and came to Sanford in 1923, She attended the Nazarene Church. Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Ethelene Stewart, of Constable, N.Y.' twa brothers, Clayton Keene Of cadla and Arthur Keene Of Pt. Myers; one sister, Mrs. Lula Johnson of West Palm Beach, Fla; three grand. children, and 10 greatgradchildren. .41 RLBERT It GOETZINGER Robert B. Goetzlnger, 66, )l5Orand Vista, DeBary, died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He was born in Woodford County, Ill., ft lived In DeBary for the Put 20 years Member qf the P10 United Methodist Qug'ch of Sanford, he was mOnager and president of Gregory Lumber Co. of Isiford, Survivors Include his W wMrs, Betty Goetzlnger, ry; four daughters, $1 Gosizinger of DeBary, of JO.4, Goetzlnger ,I1L,Mrs. Gail fF!Xy, of Ads, Mich., Mrs. Pup Knapp olGoodileld Ill.; two sons, Robert B. Goet- singer Jr. of DeBary, and Mark Goetzinger of Chicago; and one sister, Mrs. Sam of Brookfield, Ill. Dunlap, Funeral Notics GAIDNIR, MATTII JANI — Funeral services tor Mom* Jane Sanford Gardner, 100, long resident, who died Friday at a nursing home In St. Augustine, will be at 10:30 am. Tuesday at the gravuilde In Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. John J. time Hinton officiating. Brisson Funeral Home PA in charge of en,,m1,t5 GO1TZINGIR, ROBIRT a. — Funeral services for Rert B. Goe$zlnger, U, of 246 Grand Vista, Delary, who died Saturday will be it 2:30 P.M. Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church with Now. Leo King officiating. Burial will be in Ditona Memorial Gardens. Bisi0n Funeral How-PA In thai'ge of arrangements. OAICIAWW MIMORIAL PAN (-\-i AM 80600"I BW - lid 0146NIC11014 00 Comm CIWS - S..INIS CNPtY'$ Ms.is4 Perk The Reason Why - :) 1* Only Dully I V I LITTL9 LRAGUS SA$ISALL N.wsiawl - -a... . . a .' . -s Ph... 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The 5-year-old candidate takes part in a YMCA class in aerobic exercise. CIO building and construction trades unions (vinprising more than 1.8 million memix,rs. "We feel Sen. tEdwardi Kennedy is a nice guy, but lie could have waited un6l 1984," said Plumbers Union President Martin Ward. TWO of the construction unions the bricklayers and the painters unions have supported the Massachusetts senator's Presidential candidacy. While officials lobbied for more support at the session, SO (lid Kennedy's people, with his press secretary, Tom Southwick, on hand ART CLASS fire those supporting the union's Job action. Mrs. Byrne, outraged by the strike and repeated failures of federally mediated negotiations, Saturday warned striking firefighters may "never again" wear the uniform of the Chicago Fire Department. , iu(iui iiium we u Lose LUiS ueai, out it we do, the city Isn't worth coming back to," one firefighter said. "I'll stay here long enough to vote Jane Byrne out of office and then leave." Sources close to the strike said (our major Issues remain to be resolved, No serious fires have occurred during the strike, although about 15 striking firefighters were said to have abandoned their pickets to help non-striking firefighters battle a weekend blaze in a 2-story apartment building which caused a reported $10,000 in damage, rcnnriIi#i — 1. . - It 'flhIiUISLlI3 threatened to hire 2,500 firefighters and 4I . S i U - and those who chose to remain on the job heightened in the fourth day of the un- ... - — ' 4 - —. Plumbers union, which have already backed Carter, the president now has the support of AFL- back-to-work order Thursday, the first day of the strike. Weekend talks broke down when Mayor Jane M. Byrne — Well! The Geneva conferees have been trying to the Chinese into th eir discussions For almost two decades, Now that they have them, there may be reasc to question exactly what It Is they've got. me 1. Engineers union and the 350,000-inember -. - .5. - arrest Dec. 21, 1978, gave them a rambling statement that he conference, - - member Ironworkers union; 58,000-member Plasterers union; 25,000-member Asbestos Workers union, and the 10,000-member Marble Polishers union. Together with the 420,000-member Operating support to Carter. "These are very highly skilled workers.,,all killed dozens of youths, read one victim the 23rd Psalm while sti'angling him, sometimes did "doubles" killing two youths in the same night—and used chains and restraining board to do the "ultimate number death" on one victim he identified record as rejecting any agreement that miol be worked out between Washington and Moscow rather than negotiated by the enUr — . . -- the $100,000 necessary to run the primary. Democrats hold their primary March 16. The five new unions on Carter's list are the bring to 15 the number that have thrown their - U.S. manufacturers -Some highly sensitive Hewlett Packard state firm Technopromimp than In the danger that we might be helping gear was bought by another U. S. firm which —A &Itlah subsidiary of a U.S. corporation : the coinmigmist military machine they get is "believ ed to have acted in concert with a bought computers from Genera Automation what they want through third parties who buy West German national by furnishing the Inc., incorporated them into Its own eji11 Us American equipment and resell Itl controlled commodities domestically, ment and sold the resulting product W A secret Commerce Department report knowing the Intended illegal dIsposition" to Hungary. The same subsidiary sent coma ' usts is c that it says am typical of the the Soviet Union, where It ended up. their -I-:-puters to Russia wider a demanstratlo$ black. mare In echnoogy was sold to the license for exhibit there, whereupon "another rH.play window and drool. What tty west, 4,ca-eIipaj Itinia which are embargoed British mi*ktlxy of a U.S. firm Without the UJC. firm purchased the equipment from Ihe they go after and ususily get.' by fidsiol Is, for uie directly to the Soviet proper licenses between June 1V72, and 'lsidlary at the e'hI bitlon . . . and sold It to y,. Some military useful technological UniOn.___ Mardi 1974. "Many exports were handthe U.S.S.R. equipment they acquire by lying. 'l%y ___ pt g of naming the In. carried to the Untied KIngIom and BuJj, -From 1976 to 1971, technical data relaung'4 solemnly ensue the CPVIWCS Dhvl ia thstiheNS.rsaad.swg,.,y J mires who trdflc In U S. (kis delivery was made to the Bulgarian to Intel Corp. integrated circuits was hand.' lsdflv-in the deinss of ow as'1"eal 5'inky Londmn," carried to Austria, then to Poland, EaM;' they want to buy will ns be as My. It don name the manufacturers of -laser parts were exported to South Germany, the Soviet Union and diverted to military use. I've akwedy possibly Red-0 ti piSUC that hays been traced on their Africa In 1977. The, thins. 'trsported on the di*acstal11* in ow circuuos elvis Us Kremlin's armaments "mIsrepresented the Intended purchaser use of the MperkW"system $ -'in October 1974, a U. S. firm export' $ y aupj Ele Van s&iiq i,g and with the help of a West Ger. (Thus Instruments) equipment without thi fr of the illicit transactions, man .atlo.1 Is Waved to have re4zported requisite license by placIng it z a Polish' produced at a Soviet t.w, insit ad their stritsgie Inifretkns, have 1.4 the the eqUipment to the U.S.S.R. vessel under charter to a Norwegian com.",' American know-bm. to Lnvstlgate some of the -Sensitive Items were sidppe to dwnmy pany. quipment was transported t' e On tfie rare occasions when the ftmsin ~= , Poland and Installed Ina Norwegian vessel.5 ' ___ ss rolijfed by the Commerce ).pai. Hwe centrols there they were trans. The latter vessel, bureaucrats who are more intsrastsd In report liete: reportedly, was Swilhwland sequently sold to the U.S.S.R. - , volunteers. Voters were asked to contribute nioney in collection boxes placed next to the ballot boxes to defray costs and party officials estimated they recovered about $50,000 of 800,000-member Carpenters union; 185,000. conventions, Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, heading a sizeable delegation of labor department officials evident throughout the Americana Hotel, told a news conference Sunday the five new unions portray a methodical killer who sprinkled his confessions with references to multiple personalities. ,The second week of testimony in the trial also laid groundwork for defense arguments that Gacy, charged with the sex slayings of 33 boys and young men, is insane and should be put In a mental institution for the rest of his life, 'Qacy, a 37-year-old building contractor, is accused of more klUlngs than any other person In U.S. history. Investigators last week testified that Gary, shortly after his If It was any consolation, the Soviets were not the only target. The Chinese critique also implied U.S. collusion in blocking real prog In arms reduction and put Peking on — . Muscare, who repeated the union's demand for a contract before returning to work, told reporters after the hearing the court order will be defied.. ments .,-.: I Court Judge John F. Hechinger, after his efforts as a selfintermewary oeween union and city negotiators failed to produce an accord, assessed fines of $25,900 on the union; $5,000 each on local president Frank Muscare and Michael Lass, an official of the International Firefighters Union; and $1,000 each on five other union officers for each successive day of the strike, CHICAGO (UPI) Union, accusing it of "fraudulent" exof detente to further an aggressive, expa nsionist policy. None of this is new, of course, The Chinese ha ve been publicly accusing the Soviets of this and much worse for years, But tough talk is not the way of the Geneva negotiations, which have taken on somewhat the character of an old-boys club. Direct political attacks, as the af fronted Soviet delega te responded, are not according to along with such other beha vior as whispering during speeches and passing notes, WASHINGTON- For the teehnokgica]jy encotraging exports by S i,hif A Puerto Rican judge had ruled the use of public funds for iikiñ[jirties' primaries unconstitutional under the island's present commonwealth setup, so the primary was run by GOP additions. "We will not pay. We might as well go to Jail now," Muscare said. Tension between striking firefighters — - Technology: What Reds Want, Reds Get - CHICGO (UP!) A judge, citing the Chicago Firefighters Union and its key officials with contempt of court, has 'Au interesting been an even more development. After boycotting the Geneva Disarmament Conference for 18 years, the Chinese suddenly showed up. ______ . ping center Friday night. — - backward Russians, the United States is like a gigantic candy More Macbed with super. sophisticated computers and other eIIC'ZOIIIC goodies that simply don't esiet In the Soviet Union. But the Russians aren't content to press Bush also was seen as the candidate %ith the more chiarisma, looking suave and statesmanlike on his outings, though he was peppered with eggs by two young proindependence students on his last swing at a Sat, 'ian shop. over the United States," Marshall said of the new George Meany, has steered clear of any endor. sement, however, saying the AFLC!O will wait until after the Democratic and Republican uppwueu chilly atmosphere. __ ' three months. uage Slaps Fines On Chicago Firemen Circuit Nothing came of it, of course. But the mere fact that it took place at all could be considered an accomplishment In the present ________ elaborate and sophisticated grass-roots political organizations ever assembled for a presidential primary in the Granite State. Invitations to the Bush dinner were mailed only to dedicated campaign workers J ERRY'S WORLD Central Europe. over his first council session since the death of -- strike continues. The union Sunday defied a second injunction calling for its members to return to work, recently met as scheduled for another goaround on mutual reduction of forces in _____ I slapped the union and seven individuals with $40,000 in fines for each day the One is in Vienna, where representatives of NATO and the Soviet-bloc Warsaw Pact ______ _____ _____ inevitable post-dessert speeches no routine rally. It is a secret, unpublicized briefing session for the people who constitute one of the most and attended by the candidate the following day In nearby Hooksett, N.H., attracted only about 250 volunteer workers from cities and towns around the state.) the Idea Market . ' and but this is ti poff to the potent force of Gregg's operation. Several other candidates In the race would be hard pressed to attract a crowd as large, even including curious gawkers, window-shoppers and others not especially committed to the guest of honor. AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland, presiding I n, Too cocktails, dinner, political chatter — On the eve of today's opening session of the federation's annual midwinter executive council meeting in this seaside resort, five building and _____ fashion. Both Bush and the man in charge of his New Hampshire primary campaign, former state Gov. Hugh Gregg, have Joined the guests for before the crucial New Hampshire and Florida Primaries. construction trades unions announced their backing of the president. I ____________________________ Both Bush and Baker spent about $200,000 On the campaign but Bush started his campaign 10 months earlier and had his Spanish-speaking soi;, Jeb, 26, campaigning on the island for -I ,.,. BAL HARBOUR, Fla. 1 UPI) President Carter won the first salvo in a new round of ef. forts by Democratic presidential candidates to garner endorsements from AFIXIO unions ~ 1.I — Reagan. "Iowa had a big influence here," said island legislator Calixto Calero Juarbe, -4 .1 o Dullaing Unions Throw Support To Carter For Primaries Deal ing Peking ,OMETU1N!, DON E , desperately wanted to be with the winner to have some leverage if the GOP wins in November, Bush Provided that winner's aura after Iowa, where he beat American businessman Benjamin Fernandez with 1,912 votes, former Minnesota Gov. Harold Stassen with 613 and Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., who withdrew in favor of Baker, 513. Under the winner take all rule, Bush got 14 convention — WANT — percent. He was followed by Mexican- unopposed. I __ 141 .1 Bush Scores Puerto Rico Win delegates committed to him on first ballot, new momentum in his race with Ronald Reagan, and a total of 16 committed delegates, compared to seven for Reagan and four for Baker. "I have stressed that mine is a national campaign, not a regional effort, and the results today support that," Bush said Complete results of Sunday's balloting supplied by the in a statement issued from his Washington office. "In addition, Islan d's Republican Party gave Bush 58.9 percent of the vote or the 14 delegates th at this victory provides us are very 23,217 votes to 38.6 percent or 80,782 votes for Baker, the only significant." two Republicans to mount prolonged campaigns for Puerto Reagan did not enter the Puerto Rican primary and got less 'Rican delegates. than 100 write-in votes. Political analysts said Puerto Rican Republicans had no real Former Texas Qoi.John.B. Connally,whcsecampaign re--- p1-rfel n ='ilbf the afld IesiOrejTaë1d thèoi narks landed him in trouble, finished third but managed only issue close to the heart of the island Republicans but they j,934 votes or 0.9 VIEWPOINT * I a — — Please, Every one'of the 170 divisions in the Soviet army i routinely equipped and trained to subdue its enemies with a range of chemical agents including poison gas. Troops carry protective gear No against the effects of their own gas. Armored vehicles are fitted with seals and air filters that enable them to operate efficiently in contaminated environments. Given this capability, th e Soviets would By ROBERT WALTERS naturally want to test it under combat conditions. CONCORD, N.H. More than 800 people All the better if the victims of the moment are primitive hilt tribesmen in Laos and poorly have filled the hotel ballroom for what apequipped Moslem insurgents in Afghanistan, who pears to be a conventional campaign meeting are technologically unsophisticated and cannot on behalf of George Bush, rapidly e merging as the leader in the race for the Republican protect themselves, much less fight back in like presidential nomination. .,' I le SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) Puerto Rican RepubUcans, anxious to back a Winner, gave former U.N. Ambassador George Bush a big victory over Sen. Howard Baker and made him the official front-runner in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, — VIEWPOINT U Moe* T M Those who have withdrawn and the status of races left in certain precincts include: precinct 12-Lucinda Coulter, leaving the race for De. moa'atic Precinct committeewoman UP to Joan Kloppenborg, Mary F. Dory and Ernestine Forward; precinct 21-Mrs. Margaret Megill, leaving Florence Gilmartin and Emma Jean Luana Kish, Williams running; precinct 32 leaving Lucy Layer elected unopposed; precinct former Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier was 52 disqualified for Democratic precinct cornrnftteeman because his name had been placed in Russo to be elected unopposed (Grier was allowed to qualify in precinct 65 where he lives, but chose not to). Among the Republicans, Steve Nephew with. drew his name from contention for the precinct 46 spot, leaving George Fender to be elected — Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1900--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I & t L r _= �[1 Hounds Explode SPORTS A—Ev.nIng H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Fob. 9, 910 County T:t:e Early For , -- . .,. Silver Hawks Strong Arm 1st Mat Crown By SAM COOK Herald Sports Writer Perhaps Lake 11oweils inspirational wrestling captain Jep Roberts said it best. "200 points speaks for it. self," the 142-pound champion said after lake howell had finally broken Lyman's stranglehold on wrestling with a District Championship Saturdar night at Lyman High School. The Greyhounds, who initiated the mat sport in Central Florida, had won the district the past two years. Saturday, however, Coach Frank Schwartz' Silver hawks anassed an insurmountable 44 point lead going into the semi-finals by placing nine wrestlers in championship matches. The victory was Lake howell's first district title in the school's brief live year career. "The first year we had seniors we finished second to Winter Park," said an ecstatic Schwartz after the match. "But that was nothing like this, This is fantastic," 'iaimed the delighted howell coach. "We got a lot of pins early which really helped, Along with their early pins Schwartz also felt the Hawks experience proved the diflerence. with loaded "We're seniors," Schwartz pointed out. "Lyman's a young team lone senior) but they gave us a scare. Skip (Pletzer did a good job of putting them together." Mark Peycke Brantley. Pletzer's Greyhounds followed the Silver Hawks 200 points with 151.5 of their own to beat out Lake Brantley for second place. The Patriots totaled 133.5 points. Apopka was next with 82 points, followed by Sanford t59), Mainland 51.5), Spruce Creek (42.5) and DeLand 22), "We would have liked to give them a better run for their money," surmised Pletzer after the match. "But we had two injuries tLarry Breen and Jeff Burns) that hadn t practiced for a wee and were only half speed. Here is a match by match breakdown of the finals. Lymdfl One of the best matchups of the night. Henley, who was a district champ last year as a sophomore, got a takedown for a 2.0 lead. Tony Perry escaped and then took down Henley for a 3-2 edge. Henley escaped neaz t .. . :.. u& -. -. . '': . P A"' . '"" ". . . . '.- '... . ' Bobby Skura Lake Howell Lyman's Cory Stanley had beaten Skura the two prior tlrnestheywrestled,Saturday Skura got his revenge. After spotting Stanley a 2.0 lead, Skura escaped and added a Lakeck)wn. In the second and ttilrl periods he built cornuanding 6.2 and 8-3 leads 3efore winning 10.4, ,,. -. .. ' . . - Doug Lasley Lake Howell Lasley, a four year wrestler, made quick work of Mainland's Mike Moten, pinning him with a "head and arm" at 1:37. 136 ErIcSmIth Lyman H.vald PMtS by Ysm VISCII 116 Frataccia, who also won the conference, jumped to a 4.0 advantage and then pinned WHAT NOW COACH? • ' manuevers Mark Hansen of Lake I It I oII .op U H 11a1r .urrIc I cur.y .yman S UeRI • Howell during first period action in the 170 pounu crass. nurris went Of) 113 P' the Silver Hawk wrestler in Saturday's district championship meet. Bqker Breezes To 500 Flag over to the winner's circle. Not only did Baker lead for 143 of the Buddy Baker's crew chief was yelling at and pressed his gas pedal to the floor. He two over the radio to let up on the ac- was afraid, he said later, that Neil 200 laps and beat back challenges from celerator and conserve what little Bonnett - then in second place - was Cale Yarborough and Earnhardt, 1979 rookie of the year, but he also set a gasoline he had left when the silver gaining on him. Suddenly, on lap 198, Baker's fuel record for 500-mile stock car races. His OldsmolAle that won the Daytona 5(X) pressure dropped. He prepared to coast average speed was 177.602 mph. began sputtering, Baker's pit crew had gambled on half a the remaining two laps when Bonnett's "Everything juet went beautifully," fuel load. That was so they could shorten car blew an engine on the front stretch. Baker said. "If Ihave to quit tomorrow, I his final pit stop and get him back on the The caution flag was hoisted and Baker feel like I've had a great racing career. track in six seconds time. cruised to Vt(tOFy. This is oti Super Bowl, this is the big one Then he just refused to quit charging of Hueytown, Ala., for us. For one time,. I didn't do ahead even though he had a 13-second fihed second. Third place went to something stupid." lead over his closest competitor with another member of the "Alabama gang" He has a reputation for lousy luck. three laps to go. - Bonnett - whese balky Mercury was Alter capturing the poie for the 1979 "II I'd have run out of gas, I'd probably ptied across the stripe by a sym- Daytona 500, winning a 50-mile dash and have shot myself," said the 39.year-old pathetic driver. Dale Earnhardt of 1.mile qualifying race, Baker's Charlotte, N.C., driver known as "Bad N.C., was fourth wd 1975 Olds broke down 38 laps into last year's Luck Buddy." He finished in second Kannapolis, Daytona winner Benny Parsons of 500. The year before that he dueled place at Daytona five times but had Ellerbe, N.C., finished fifth. Bobby Allison until his engine conked out never been able to win in 34 starts at the Only 21 of the 42 cars that started the with five hips Left. superspeelway. In the pits they like to talk about the Baker drives one of the fastest cars on race under sunny skies and gusty winds NASCAR . were still running when the checkered time he was Loaded onto an ambulance the high-speed, flag fell, after being shook up in a car wreck. cult. Baker's tank was so dry, the crew had When the driver took off, Baker came "1 told you to slow down," insisted crew chief Waddell Wilson via the car top him a few gallons of gas in the sliding out the back doors right onto the pits before he could drive the Oldsmobile ground. radio, DAYWNA BEACH, Flu. (UP!) - 1 his IJU ,,.:. p . .,.. ... tuuanO7cato pe final period. With 40 seconds to oo Henley executed a rez:sai for a 5-4 vict-v ..... igt Lee Frataccla Apopka Lake "1 can't hear you," Baker answered Duke Tumbles Terrapins With the enemy staggered and draped over the ropes, the Terrapins of Maryland found themselves In an ideal position to deliver the final blow md end the race for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference, But a funny thing happened on the way to Durham, N.C: "We're still in first place but it'i getting slimmer and slimmer," said Maryland Coach Lefty Thieiell after his seventh-ranked Terrapins suffered a 68-61 loss to No. i Duke Saturday. "We can't afford any more losses." Maryland, with a 9-3 ACC record, holds a one.gasne kad over North Carolina, which has an 6-4 conference mark. Clemson is 6-5 in the ACC and North Carolina State Ii 74. The Tar Heels wind up their conference schedule this week with a road game at North Carolina State and a home game against Duke. Wake Forest and Virginia, both ACC teams, are the final two opponents for Maryland this season. In other games this weekend featuring Top 10 teams, topranked DePaul stretched its record to 22-0 by routing Butler 103.79, No. 3 LouisvIlle defeated Cincinnati 61$?, Washington State stunned No. 4 Gregon State %-61, No. 5 Kentucky disposed of Nevada-Las Vegas 7419 Sunday, No. 6 ISU beat Tennessee 73.66, No.9 Ohio State topped Illinois 71-57 and No.10 MIssouri defeated Oklahoma State 0341. Mark Aguirre snored 39 pohita in only 39 mInutes to lead DePaul, which has built a 13-game winning streak over two seasons and has won 39 consecutive ham. games. Derek Smith scored 18 poInts and Darrell Griffith added 14 as Louisville registered Iii 17th straIght victory. Avenging a two-point loss at the buzzer In Corvallis, Gre last month, Washington State scored a major sur. Don Collins, the. Pac.10's leading scorer, keyed the Cougars' attack with 39 poInts. Freslnnnn Swzi Bowie scored 13 poInts to pace Kentucky In a wdionally televised gww Sunday. Ethan Martin scored 25 poInts and stie the ball seven times in helping LSU roll up its 11th consecutive Southeastern Conference victory. Ohio State, getting 18 points trom Herb Williams and 17 from Kelvin Ransey, led Illinois all the way after the opening minute to remain in a tie for the Big 10 lead. Missouri center Steve Stipanovich scored 18 points and the victory, coupled with Kansas' triumph over Kansas State, moved the Tigers into sole possession of first place in the Big Eight Conference for the first time this season. came a sluggish first half to defeat VirgInia 6141; No. 12 Purdue beat Wisconsin 6041 despIte 30 POints by Badgers' Wesley Matthews; No. 13 Notre Dame stopped South CarolIna 9048: No.14 BrIgham Young routed 4(fk Jep Roberts Lake Howell The Lake Howell leader made quick work of Lyman's MattWest. Roberts jumped to a 7-0 advantage and then pinned West at 3:02. "Ever always Austria, WILMINGTON, N.Y. (UP!) ever always Austria, ever always, ever always Annernarie. More than two dozen Austrians burst Into song Sunday when Annemarie Moser-Proshi flashed across the finish in the greatest race of her brilliant skiing career to Win tie capturing her first women's downhill competition Olympic gold medal. The 26-year-old Austrian raced down the windy and frozen Whiteface Mountain trail ahead of Hanni Weniel of Liechtenstein, who took the silver. Moser-Prooll's greatest rival during the past decade, Marie-Theres Nadig of Switzerland, won the bronse. Il Imed In 3 5 leadl all the turs - - SEC D / 1 , .j / . 186, Mike Lark 160. Pichard Dunn DeBARY SOCIAL LEAGUE 82, A 0 I??; Henry Hardy Standings Joe Davis Bldg. dr., HodgeS 178; Larry Herrrton 201 Senez Builders, Village Inn, High Games: Womcn Bonnie" Village TV, Terrie Van Lawn Care, RiCharde 143; Kathy Cnnper 703. R&F Disposal Serv., Sir J', Jaycees, DeBary Sanitation, Eileen JohnsOn 179. Beth Williamson 183; Mary Funt 163. Charlie's place LOUiSe 173. Appel Cathy High Games Wes Mott Jr 231SeagraveS 175; Debbie Brooks 152.' 203, Ray Jordan 723. Harold Sauer June Dick 1M; Sherry Clark 115; 212 182. Steve VanNess 710 190, Ruth parker 150 Dave Bear? ield 203 189, Don Neyer High Series: Men. ymca Cara 203. Req Sigmon 201 181, Rob 577; Mike Lark 113. Larry Sullivan 700. Larry Judson 700, l'4erringlon 474. Ray Hardy 192 Norm Nord 191 190 High Series; Women. Kathy High Series Wes M0H Jr 594. Cooper 547; EIleen JohnsOn 171: Steve VanNess 558. Req. Sigman Cathy Appel 70 June Dick 433. 556. Harold Sauer 551. Rob Sullivan 539. Ed Senez 532, Norm Sherry Clark 404; Ruth Parker 429 Converted Splits. Rick Johnson Nord 526. Dave Bearfield 313, t. ': .. S ',"... .' ': ; r... , - '#,. , !. .&" :" "r.' . .: •:- . -. 4... ':,.y: -. ::. . ' 5. . ,. .. •0 ...:f;.'','f.; ....,.i-_. ... ' . . ' . .. ' ;,.I.I't.. . i,' .' ' • . .............. ..",' '-''•'• ..., '• - .. .. ' •:: . .1'I , .1 ........• ' . - , , " 0 ' .• ..'. -• ; i'k .,....' ________ . '--S 0 •''..'.""" '.s\,, .. ..j,,. 4 lrL , ' A r.,..4 i. "C. • - I Photo ..t.. liy Tom Vinc.nt alter he was touched for two runs in the second inning on a two error by Canter. ,,72//i 4f4W(, I//P 57. Larry Herrington 2.78. Cathy Appel 6 7. Mary Fun? I 5 8. 56 Larry Highlights: Other Herringtofl is star of the week. tie is plus 74 pins. Wooden Nickels had high scratch team serIes 1133. MCDONALDS MIXED Standings. McDonuts. Tur. nover, Milk Shakes. French fries, Ronnie's Clowns, McMulfinS Out of Towners, Host Browns, Ham. burgers, Go Bananas, Big Macs. Golden Arch. High Games: Joe Ruffln 202, Hewer 180. Phyllis Mot? 181. Tina Miller 178. Wanda Hubbard 173 Sandra Moore 185 High Series Ida Black 321, Jan Hewer 490, Tina Miller 488. Wanda Hubbard 450. Sandra Moore 496 Glorlda Converted Splits Dougherty 27. Sandra Moore 4 u r High Series: Ron Stanley 512, B. StandingS Jet Set, Spoiler fludt5nhngen 314, June Plant 502, 10. Other Highlights; Star Of Week Fran Lunn f 76, Toby Bud bottom of the seventh to capture a 7-5 consolation win over the Fighting Seminoles, Heart. Mr and Mrs. PopeyeS. E Z Marks, Gems, Gators, Four Diamonds. Lucky Strikes, Orange inning Marshall ripped a shot inside the bag at third to score two runs. And eight batters later the Greyhounds senior produced again with a line single to left plating Mike Andriano and although our pitching staff has to improve on getting the ball in the strike zone." After Brantley scored two in the second, the Pats picked up their last tally in the third to pull with 9-3. Steve Surratt started three runs and had two men on before George Porzig wrapped a line shot right at Hawk second baseman Scott Smith to snuff the rally. Lake Howell held a slight 3-2 lead going into the top of the Yankees, Charlles Angeles. at Bowl America. Easy Goers. Ringers. Hacienda BALL&CHAIN Ninos Strikers Standings Moon Pies; In. High Games: Jerry Loudon truders. Huf 'n' Sex; Alley Cats; Ted Puckett 213. Dan Burton Go Betweens; All in the Family; Sam Kaminsky 202. John Round Tuls; Pin Heads. sent 15 batters to the plate. "Marshall did a helluva job in both games for his first time drive to left center which Hound outfielder dropped for a two base error, Walt Law threw wildly to first attempting to nail the third out of the inning. Ande Patrick 188, Ted Foote IS?, Winnie Spencer 190, Gladys Granneman 185. Bill Schott III. Marshall had been withheld from behind the plate due to an off season knee injury, but when regular catcher Brian Holzworth was benched for skipping class Thursday, Mccullough turned to his senior receiver. singled in the final Patriot run. For Carter it was his fourth hit and third run batted in of the tournament, Carter went three for three in Thursday's win over Sanford, Lyman answered with three runs of Its own in the third on Itlil singles by Jack Neff and Rick Marcdllo plus a throwing seven runs on 10 hits. WinnIng piLcher David Long went the distance for Lake howell, giving up live runs, spacing out 10 hits and benefiting from a half-a-dozen Tribe errors. "That's what hurt us, mistakes," commented Seminole coach Bobby Lundquist. 151, WIll Kernstock ill. Lou nolton 180. Adam Rittllnger 118. Barbara Knesel 169. Joe Weick 168. Roe Patrick 167. Carole Shlndle 166. High Series: Jerry Loudon 625. Ted Puckett SY. LThn Burton r Lifts Son ics Over Celtics V avg) retired six in a row between the third and sixth innings, "Kerrhalanopportunitytopitchwithabtgleadwhichisnot e - Les Buddenhogen 180. Warren Seminole County Baseball Tournament at Sanford Memorial Stadium Saturday. .Juhip u Mewes ISO. Port Stanley 189, Cathy Doyle 180. Fay Carroll (64, Toby Buddenhagen 178, Cathy Edmonds 154, . Homer 179. Ben Kelly 139, John CarIl 145. LouIse 99 Wheaton 168. Dottie Bryant 187. Francine Gunn 161. Moore - 4M Jerry Jackson 510, Bob Oshimskl 498, Ray Jordan 197, Don Neyer 496. Norman Tevandowsk 496, Jed Quinvian 495. HI NOONERS Standings: Lake Mary. Flagship Bank. Lucky's Canvas, Stenstrom Realty. Crab House. Deltona Sanitation. WOTM I. Sanford Heating, WOTM 2. Tops & A*tiiitg High Games. Ida Black 205. Jan Other Highlights TurkeysPhyllis Molt, Ida Baker. Sandra kVIY /f at DOzen. • ' , Sexton 191; Johnnle Laut. zent,,se, 16.5; Reese Moon 163: , Hickson 20.4, Bryant Hickson Jr. 152. Ralph Peep 168; Glnny Huff 183: Frankie Lautzenhiser 150; Stielvy Fore 201. Nancy Jumper 116 WiqPs Series Chris Huff 510: J J Shton 511; Jim Nader 523; Reese Sam Kaminsky 511. Bill Schott 502. Moon 442; Bryant Hickson Jr 423; Patrick 486. Ted Foote 495, Andy John Makowski Ginfly Hull 470. Anne See 440; Lou Bolton 485. Shelvy Fore 192. 493. Winnie Spencer .488, Barbara Other Highlights: Star of the Knesel 485. Joe Wick 180. Rose Week Shelvy Fore 42; High Patrick 480, Carole Shindle 474, Averages Jim Nader 171. Gus Henry Mueller 470, Jun Arroyo Sexton 170 169, Verne PohI 467. Adam Pit tllnger 461. Will Kernstock 458 WASHOAY DROPOUTS Converted Splits F red Drew Standings. Sex Symbols, Goof l0,MinnieKane5 10. Jerry Loudon 3 10, Ted Tobias 3 10, lIsle Arcemi Balls, Vikings; Scatter Pins; Pinch Pins; Shamrocks. Hot 3 10, Mac McKibben 6 710, Mary Alice Auge 3 57. Gordon Shots. Whiz Kids; Make.Ups; Splitters, SoapSuds; Drip Dries; Leisenring 2 7 twice Hits & Misses; Three and ', CARDINAL Standings. Gutter Dusters, Old Block Busters; Hooks & Curves; Falthluls, Special Delivery, Sweet Alley Cats; Go getters. High Games: Andy Patrick 208 Inspiration, Free Bird, Gypers, 190. Bernard Brown 218; Jud Incredibles, Star Dusters High Games Lewis Butler 162, L,cihtsey 191, WinnIe Spencer 19$; Bub Doyle 179, Emily Holbrook Sam Kaminsky 193; Ted Puckett 143, Cathy Doyle 166. Ann Curtis 190. Trudle Llghtsey 119: Jim 160, Tim Palmer III, Betty Lively Amroyo 186. Gordon Lamb 183; U Herman Ftannigfn 163, Ron MIke Burk• 712; Verne PohI 712; Inglo III, Lorena Gilbert 759, Don Mltzi Loudon 190; Barbara Kn.s.I Fann 174. RIchard Salmon IS?, 175; LucIlle Thatcher. High Series. Andy Patrick 35); Willie White 189, George MarlIn Bernard Brown SIB; Jud Lightsey Ill, Gerald Peterman 173 High Series. Cathy Doyle 487 517; Fred Weston 515; Jim Arroyo 505; Sam Kaminsky 502; Gordon Don Fann 459. WillIe White 473 George Marlin 497. TIm Palmer Lantb 192; Mike Burke 183; Verne 350 (102 av.), Ron Ingle 123. PohI 177, Barbara Knesel 469; Ted Lorena Gilbert 427. Gerald Puckett 485 Converted Splits: Lucia Weaver Peterman 489 Jerry 3710; Hazel Bauder 58.10; Gene Splits Converted McNutl 56 10; Ruth Foote2.7; Bee Holbrook 5 10. Other Highlights: Turkeys— flouvier 4 5. Lisle Miller 310; Mac flub Doyle. Cathy Doyle Star of McKibben 3 10. Alleen Hansen 3. 10 Week: Gerald Peter man + 78. Other Highlights: Star Of the BUCK • LADI ES LEAGUE Jim Arroyo; Queen of the Standings. BSW Market week Frances Olson Sambo's Dick's Appliance, week ' — - C 0, Bonita floats, Downer Land Clearing, Nice Day Williams' JET BOWLERETTES Coin Laundry. High Games Glynis Maibhen 167. Cindy Vogel ISO, Carolyn Betts 166, Evelyn Serraes 163, Colleen Foster 146, Dotty Bronson 152. Helen Harrison 160, Gladys Doyle 171, Kathy Cooper IS?. Standings Big T Tire & Wheel Service; Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Reserve; June's Beauty Shop; Mlxon Auto Parts; Wltts Amoco; Galloway Builders; Seminole Loan; Jacobs Grove Service; Johnny Walker; Milady Fabric & High Series: Glynis Malbhen Cralts. 139, Mabel Vogel 175. Cindy Vogel High Games: Elaine Kostival 437. Carolyn Betts 177, Glnny 197; Terry Evans 16?; Shelvy Fore Gaudreau 430, Linda Downer 424. 176; Mae Wilkins Ill; Rose Evelyn Serraes 155, Dotty Bronson Vaughn 168, Ruth Saunler 171. 405 Dotty Palmer 430, Helen High Series: Elaine Kostival Harrison 438. Gladys Doyle 441, 570, Mae Wilkins 463 Kathy Cooper 121 Converted Splits: ElaIne Converted Splits: Polly Burgess Kostival 310; Elfie Oldham 310; Kanavel 3)0. Mabel Kay Sassman 3 7. Vogel 4 5. Charlotte Blades 1 5.1. Other Highlights; Queen of week Sylvia Huhn 310. Gladys Doyle 4.1. ElaIne Kostival. 5.7, Anna 9310 Other Highlights: Turkeys: 71AMP/O#S///P /'V i77 #ØL Ft 7'Y/i$ti7O 1ECoM'F7,3't 571/ : . • '.. .,• \ : ., ,lftfIR'/CA,,'6/Rt ,Z, W/Y 7'j'( Y,4V ...44\ ___ Geri'nain Captures First LPGA Title ,Yf/4#f-otP . . ,,•, •-'s - 4,*'tq/4 , . .s..... , .. .,, .;: -. ç: . , 'S",' "b •'. - . C/fO4W/1,V'kWo AE61f1V ff,fT/#e .•. "s". - ..... '— . ' Colbert hasn't won a tournament on his own since the 1974 pLay, you won't win If you don't get lucky, too." TUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) PlayIng on the PGA tour is tough Colbert shot a 68 Sunday and with his 66 Friday it took the erough but when you have to spend'a couple of days locked up American Golf Classic, so it's obvious why he'd like to see the field of 144 two days to play the first round he has a 12-underina motel room watching television re-runs or playing cards Tucson Open, sixth on the tour thIs year, finish with its allotted par score of 134, one stroke ahead of Toni Purtzer and two in afld then try to make putta through casual water, it's 72 holes. "I'm playing a lot better now than I have in a long time," front of Buddy Aiim, who after two years as a club pro is back downright exasperating. to see if he can adjust to the Tour. "We're really being tested this week," said Jhn Colbert, who said Colbert, "and in the two rounds here I've had some lucky somehow throughaseriesof ralnouts has managed toshoot 66- breaks. Maybe it's my turn to win. I don't care how well you 66 in two rounds to lead the $300,000 Tunson Open. The tournament shouldhaveendedSunday but today Colbert am)d 75 others who survived rain and flooding, not to mention tx)redom, plus the cut will be playing in only the third round ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Germaln, herself, may have her seventh year on the tour, tory weather and mounting with one more to go Tuesday, Dot Germain is been thinking about looking but Young predicted it pressure down the back nine 'It's remarkable we have played considering the circum- (UPI) stknces," added Colbert, who as a 15-year veteran of the tour described by one of her for an investment firm wouldn't be her last. Sunday to win the tournament golfing colleagues as a very Sunday night. She had just wits has seen just about everything there is to see. "Now, I had to skip several with a 54-hole total of 209, 7 slow and easy person with a pocketed $15,000 by winning tourneys last year because of under.par. think we are going to get it in. I sure hope we do." The weather forecast isn't all that good but as one tourna. dry sense of humor, the $100,000 LPGA tour"She's like E. F. Hutton. nament at Pasadena Golf shoulder problems," Young mont official said, "It should be better than it was Sunday." One slxt back at 210 were said. "I didn't win on the tour Young and Beth Daniel. They That could be taken to mean almost anything since it was When she speaks, everybody Club, listens," quipped Donna It was the first tourney until I was in my fifth year." waited at the 18th green for a oltercast for some time Sunday, it rained for another period, than the sun came out and finally it became overcast again, Caponi Young. victory for Germain, now in Germain battled raw, blus- possible nlayoff. , 7?IF. , .'' . '' colbert Hopes For Clear Skies At Tucson Open F/1UR Pflt'vfou JMlp,4 ' ' P - - .r s - ' / '' •' 0 . By United Press International Boston four weeks ago, and on and grabbed 18 rebounds to lead their last five meetings. to help Los Angeles to its 15th COO" DennlsJohnson issued a challenge Sunday he scored six of his 21 points Philadelphia to its fifth straight Kings 108, Clippers 107 secutive ilonle triumph. The Lakers, Sunday. in the final 2:37 of the game as the victory, Otis Birthong scored 30points and 27.3 at home this season the best "I'll play anyone, any day for that Sonics fought back from a 108-101 Nuggets 112, Rockets 99 Sam Lacey dropped in a 15-looter In the league overcame a 37.20 shot," he said, after hitting a deficit. Forward George Johnson scored a with two minutes to play to boost first-period deficit. baseline jumper with 11 seconds left In other games, Philadelphia career-hIgh 28 points to lead the Kansas City. The basket by Lacey Spurs 135, Bucks 134 to give the Seattle SuperSonics a 109. topped Cleveland 115-100, Denver hurting but hustling Nuggets. who had 19 points, was the last by George Gervin scored 42 points, 108.vlctory over the Boston Celtics, downed Houston 112.99, Atlanta Hawks 108, PIstons 99 the Kings and gave them a 108-100 including 21 in the third quarter, to "Di. is the kind of player who can defeated Detroit 108-99, Phoenix Dan Roundfield scored 19 points lead. end the Bucks' sixgarne winning shoot one-for-20 in a game," said routed New Jersey 128-98, Kansas and John Drew and Charlie Criss Pacers 108, BUllS streak. teammate John Johnson, "but when City edged San Diego 108.107, added 18 each for Atlanta. The loss Billy Knight came off the bench to It pomes down to the last shot he's Indiana beat Chicago 108-100, Los was the 10th straight for Detroit, a score 26 points for Indiana, which TrIl Blazers 103, Warriors 98 (hi one I want to take it, He's such a Angeleastopped Washington 111-107, team record, Forward Abdul Jeelani scored opened a 44.20 lead in the second San Antonio nipped Milwaukee 135.Suns 128, Nets 98 period, and was leadIng 8247 at the points, Including two fre0 thtows pessure player," with 6 seconds remaining, as PotSix Phoenix players scored in end of the first half. DennlsJohnson certainly seems to 134, and Portland held off Golden tland snapped a four-game losing thrive in clutch situations. He made State 103-98. double figures. Paul Westphal, with Lakers 111, Bullets 107 Norm NIxon hit a pair of free streak. The Warriors, were led by a csitical three-point goal in SeatThere 115, Cavaliers 100 24 poInts, led the way as the Suns Darryl Dawkins scored 27 points beat New Jersey for the first time In throws with five seconds remaining Robert Parish's 23 points. lie's double overtime win over — . ' . .-,( .A,• ...... 'r. ' ' ,,•.•. :' ,• Jo 11 ns on s , IVIW , 0 -. By SAM COOK ,;'61/,'6 X47 W/4W//?e ' '- , ... Greyhound shortstop Bob Parker makes a nice play on a slow roller to nail the batter at first. VA1iII VV5' w,CLc ..',ri', ' - " ticrald £gyp / - "'.5 .;•• .. :,•.,- .q".I... '4...'.,. " _I •'• ' .''.4 0. y#AT/wr17'o,Y,+'L lilt ' •' 0 ______________________ Alan Mayer aIr/ . .. -.. - - Syndle FIGURES IN THE RUNNING . *P 0 ..-..,. - . 735 test 45'. Stiat, N.* Yo., N V loot . 'V. ,i- ___ , . ., 0 0 . ,' - : tJ'i disat. CIW a 2-0 lead over 4ran'Iley's. giant Robin Graham and then pinned the Patriot at the 4:40 iiark. The top four place winners will advance to next week's' regional which will also be held at Lyman High School. The State Meet will be at Lyman the following Friday. Alan Brown Spruce Creek Sanford's Bobby Davis held a 7-5 lead with seven seconds to go, but Brown reversed him .,":''.' :' . .",.;• .............'... .' .. ":.'' DeLand " ' ' .,'. Marshall's batterymate Kerr had a relatively easy time 171 - . ,, ' , UNL another reversal near the end f the period. In the final period Barrett controlled Powers for the win, ' • .. .. . Carlion Blocker 1Allt howell Blocker, who also won the a needed conference, takedown in the first overtime to subdue Apopka's Brian' l3lackwelder. The two had' split earlier matches this year, but Blocker controlled this match and held on for the victory - and lalom races flnlshedtn13$22,andNadI in 13836 "1 knew I could win and that I could beat Marie-Theres," the winner said, "I was determined It would be a race betweenthemountainandmyaelfandthatlhadtobeatthe mountain" The Austrian fans went wild as Moser-Proell was hoisted In the air by Wenzel and Nadig. They stormed over a retaining fence and mobbed the goldmedalist, handing her a bouquet of flowers and embracing and kissing their champion. The Austrian spectators moat wearing blue and white jackets continued to sing to Moser-Proell for more than 30 minutes after all 28 racers had finished. Moser-Proell's victory brought her the only major prize that has eluded her. Now she has a 38th downhIll victory and her first Olympic gold. It also gave Austria a sweep of the two Olympic downhllls. Leonhard Stock won the men's title Thursday. "I was just obliged to win this time," she said. The U.S. women, meanwhile, had their greatest Olympic downhillshowingwiththreelnthetopl4.Buttheyfalledto win a medal. Heidi Preuss, 18, of Lakeport, N.H. considered by Moser-Proell herself to be the world's coming downhill star was fourth In 1:39.51. Veteran Cindy Nelson of Lutaen, MInn., tied Norway's Torill Fjeldetad for seventh, and Holly Flanders of chester, N.H., was 14th In the U.S.' beat finish ever in the event. ', . 224 Lyman Lyman's hardnosed Barrett improved his season's record to 23-1 with a 6-3 decision over a determined Keith Powers of Lake Brantley. Barrett broke a 2.2 tie with a reversal in the second • '' ':, David Manuel Lake howell Another shocking turnaround like the Smiths' battle. Lyman's Chris Breen held a commanding 6.3 edge and was in control. With only 12 seconds to go Manuel reversed the Lyman junior and pinned him for the then Manuel victory. bearhugged Schwartz, but fortunately for the Lake Howell coach he let go. Terry Barrett : ' I .. Lake Howell Sanford's John Wright went - W a quic a ea takedown, but Andrew, only a sophomore, reversed him with 20 seconds left in the period to tie It. Andrewbrokea4-4tIe(nthe fourth with a couple takedowns to win going away 10-4. F• - ' - . Brian Andrew - d ' ' . . . Moser-ProeII Inspires Austrian Song - By United Press International that was it," said Pletzer about the quick turnabout. period and then added 'nils one broke a lot of Silver hearts. In a battle of the Smiths' - Lyman's Eric and Howell's Steve - the blondhaired Steve dominated the whole match only to see Eric pull within 3-2 on penalty points with nine seconds left. With four seconds lOft ErIC reversed Steve for a 4.3 win, "Eric hit a super move and . and then pinned Davis in overtime. It was oni) the second loss for the Seminoles Davis. 142 102 Oxedine Mainland Oxedine jumped to a quick 50 lead with a reversal an escape and a takedon. He then pinned howell s Joe Dutkoat 3:15. The kid was a senior," said Schwartz. He was too strong for Joe who s a sophomore. of David Henley ' Kegler's Korner - Greyhounds Finish Distant 2nd Monday, Feb. 11, lflO-7A Evenincj Hera Id, Sanford, F!, O,V- 0 •, Basketball Race Down To Wire BATON ROUGE, La. (UP!) It's done it for the last 11 games," Brown per game, a nice send.off. been 37 days and 11 games since sixth. said. "We didn't have anythIng on our "Ole Miss is really going to be up for, ranked Louisiana State lost a South- minds but ow next opponent. I think It's it," Martin said. "There's going to be a 93.59; No.15 Weber State stalled Northern Arizona 21-22; eastern Conference contest, but Coach just Like any other thing. I hope they are heck of a crowd," No.16 aemson beat No.20 North Carolina State as Lan' Dale Brown says the Tigers will worry veterans on this team. Everylody in this Martin's performance against the Nance and Billy Williams combined for 45 poInts and 16 about next Sunday's match against Ken- league can defeat everybody in this Volunt was praised by Brown as "the' rebounds; KansasutNo. 17 KansasState4$.46; and No. Lucky only after they take on Ole Miss league." bestguardplay I've had from any of my 18 Arizona State beat Southern Cal 6747. this week, Even if the Tigers lose to the Rebels, guards since I've been at LW in eight The 20.4 Tigers, who unproved i. thS Mill could claim half of the SEC )O5I.,, Leaguerecordtol3-3wltha73llwinover Ch$InpIOIhi4) by defeating Kentucky at "I'm not sure that'i not the best in. Tennessee to keep pace with Kentucky home next Sunday If) dividual effort in the league this year..' for the SEC lead, still must piay 01. Miss televised ØWDC. Yet In tlwee Years, he's never gotten a But giard EthWI The MIlwee Spartans The MUwee youngsters Thursday night at foivJ. wnell of any recognition. Never made 2$ points, made seven steats special _____ eduestlor' basketball qualified ___ ____ for the state comcoleaders, ° h. $OCOOdttIflg or honorableL* easels in the victory over Tesmesa. squad '°°° (hi the SEC)." 1' has been the hotteat team around, said his teammates want more than half from the 1* FlorIda Winter and regional d'n4e,&p. nine of 115 U of a tvown. Special Olympics with a In the Special Obilipics Iy lJ began Its push to the top of tbe'." Miss forward) John Stl0Ud "(Ole "We want another sEc cham- SEC standings by defeating Tennesse, place Silver Medal to this ye.,. o go down as the second 1w gj" show off said. "We kind of 76-?4inKjiozvilJeonjan 16.Theywere3. paIr ci bowler. from scorer In the SEC b.hiad Pet. $.niv , . iii league at the time and rallied for, County ako tilted Maravich," Brown said. "It's ID11 n ahead of Ole Miss to Kentucky. But we do another 10 straIght conferepos wIns. The Spartana Captured their well In the cosnpotitlon. extra ." ioaip ring to go Michael Petnislcie eeppe(1 a Sliver Medal last weekend In "This team has not played tight,". Brown said the Tigers' slow start put with that other ons." stat, wide Special Olympic brouss medal In th. bowling "na ia teen ix we competition held at Egila Air cómp.Utloa while David Lheni in the position of having to defeat Mutin said tie Babel faa would want when we've had to play with this type of ___ OppQ(4• to give 1tnad, tke *C's k4I Force Base it Ft. Walton Wagoner frAth pressure, And we've handled thi "I think we'll doll the same way we've with an average of more than 25 poInts preetre very . hi fourth place. Beach. - Spartans Snare Silver Medal - •. 0 ' 0 _____ Marion Farella. Dotty Bronson, Kathy Cooper, T.O.l.F. SCOREBOARD Pro Shop, Family Feud, Lewis Drywall, Jim Rowe Pest Control. Bowling Green 91, Ohio U. 82 Italy 0 I 0 I Saturday's College Basketball Buffalo 36 IS I so 0 0 I I Results Sfd. Business Mach., Watts Bradley SI, Tulsa 71 Boston 31 15 I 16 Bulgaria Pro Basketball Canada 0 0 I 1 Flunkees, No. I, AAA Tree Serv., East Colorado 36, Nebraska 55 MInnesota 23 II 11 61 diKovakia 0 001I11Adelphl 63, Pace 57 Creighton 92, Drake 90 Torello Const., Holimon 8. 1401:. Toronto 24 29 1 52 W.Germsny NSA Standings Amherst 19, WillIams Eau Claire 70, Platteville SI man, Schilde, All in the Family eocuv Quebec 20 38 S 4$ I United Press InternatIonal Army 7$, Colgate 73 Green Bay 19. Stevens Pt 47 IedOI,lslss Too, Misfits, Barbour Bros.. Saturdays Results Eastern ConferenCe W L T Ph OP GA BU *02, New HampshIre 76 Illinois St. Si, MIlwaukee 73 Reflictions of Sty, Wilson.. Montreal I. PIttsrgh 1 USSR 3 0 0 6 41 Indiana 67, MInnesota SI ' Atlantic Division Brown 71, Penn SI Eichelberger. Central Alum., West Toronto 5. Hartford 3 Canada 4 II 2 I 0 6 W L PC9. Indiana St. 86. New Mexico St. 79 Elec. Malni., Pioneers, All in the 11 CalIf. (Pa) U, Slippery Rock $2 Buffalo 4, DetroIt 3 Finland 3 I 0 4 14 1OSon iowa 60, Northwestern SI Clark 17. MIT 55 Family, Best Uniform Gang. POland I 3 0 7 7 Washington S. Vancouver 3 44 16 .733 Holland 'hlladelphia Iowa St. 66, Oklahoma 6) 0 2 I I a 30 Dartmouth 62, Cornell SI High Games: Larry Picatdot Atlanta 7, Minnesota 2 (tie) Japan 29 31 153 0 2 I I a 2$ Fordham 13, Rutgers 39 Kansas 11, Kansas St. 46 lew York 735.300, Ginger Denton 2fl, Chuck Boston S. Colorado 3 RISDIVISISS 25 31 .121 Vashington Kent St. 71, Ball St. 6$ Giorgitown IS, Detroit $3 Hall 221, Tony Dunkinson 212, Los Angeles 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 0 I $ u 2$ 36 .410 MacIan 76, Indiana Tech 73 Iew Jersey a Harvard $1, Columbia 11 Charlie No. 213. Bob Barbour 210, UDA 2 2o s Central Division Michigan St. S2, Michigan 74 7 1 • 1 21 • Maine 74, UMass 63 CDdI CharlIe Plant 203, Ruetter Blake Sunday's Results WestOor W I. Pd. 1 2 0 2 6 13 Navy 76, Manhattan 5$ ' N. Dakota 59, S. Dakota St. 57 301, Chuck McNabb 201, Ed WInnipeg 6, Quebec 3, aft. RamanI ' 36 2.5 .590 tlanta I 2 0 2 $ It N.H. Coil U. Gummlplac $2 Ohio St. 71, Illinois 57 Patrick 209, Bud Campbell 205, Chicago 3, Atlanta 2. aft. 0 3 0 0 $ 32 29 .325 Purdue 69, Wisconsin 61 n:Antonlo Petwi St. 63, Gao WashIngton $3 Randy Hawk 201, Wendy Boness Toronto 6, N.Y. Rangers 4 WichIta St. Si, S. Illinois 65 ouston PrInceton 61, Yale 57 *99, Margaret Meyers *9). Cathy Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh $ ° Pro Hock.y 30 32 .41 Youngstown St. 73, Steubenville SI *diana Siena iS.. F. Dickinson 73 United Stalls, S. Norway 1 Doyle III, Rose Trier 159, EIheI Montreal 7, Buffalo 2 (tie) C:.chetlovskla 7. Romanls 2 .391 2$ Syracuse 72. St. John's 11 levland — Corbelt $51, Ron LaBaenty 113, ' St. Louis 5, Edmonton S (tie) Neftiorlande 3, Japan 3 NHL. Standliss u 47 .320 esrQlt Villanova 67, Temple $9 Sharyn Harden Ill, Cathy Mc• Vancouver 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 , Po Southwest Sy United Press internatIonal W. Virginia 67, Pittsburgh 66 Western Conference Nabb 151, Joy Doris *12. Monday's Oa.nes Sweden S. West Germany Arkansas 77, Rice 13 CamPbell CUfre*ce W. Maryland 79. DickInson " Midwest Division FInland 4, Cet'da 3 High Series: Larry Picardat 629, N.Y. Raelgers at Hartford C. OkIa. 14, SW Oklahoma 76 Patrick Division 1, W L PcI. TIdeV'ISa*IS Tony Dunkinson 59), Don Harmon Los Angeles at Detroit Houston 60. Baylor 5$ W I. T Pts, Canada vs. Jou.n 1 p.m. 3$ 26 .591 ansas City 512. Bud Campbell 352. Ginger 'tuesday's Games Sweden vs. Norway. 1:30 p.m. ' Lamar •. Ark. . South 33 20 .336 PhiladelphIa 39 1 13 91 Iilwaukee Denton 5*1, Wendy Boness 503, Toronto at N.Y. Islanders s-ana vs. poland, 4:30 p.m. N. Texas St. 5$, Texss•Arl. $1 Alabama SI, Florida 73 23 39 .371 NY Islanders 37 22 I 62 Chuck McNabb SM, Cathy Mc• Minnesota at Atlanta Soviet Union vs. FInland. $ p.m. SW Texas 6$, Angelo 63(0?) Auburn 69. Georgia 65 (01) 23 23 20 42 ,333 NY Rangers IIICIQO CNC*IOIIOVMIa vs. West Nabb 520, Charlie Plant Montreal at Washington . Texas AIM $1, Texas 6% $ Campbllsvll 110, Georgetown ,i .323 Atlanta 25 23 20 Edmonton at Hartford Barbour 532, Ruther Blake S39, Texas Tech 43, SMU Clemson 7$, NC. St. 70 11 United Stills vs. Ismanla, 8:30p.m. 6 3I Washington Pacific Division Buffalo at Qb Roger Quick $22, Chas. No. 529, Trinity 00, Sul Ross 77 Delaware 61, Lehigh 59 Smythie Division w I. PcI. PhIladelphia at Colorado Rose Trier 467, Ron LoBounty 477, M H Baylor 113, SW Assmbly Duke 46, Maryland 61 W I. T IS 16 .739 St. Louis at Vancouver — Don Benenento 471, Joy Davis Coll.g. Florida St. 64, Jacksonville 25 1911 41 43 8.703 Chic9O es 422. Converted Splits: Charles MadIson IL Wm I Mary .461 SI. Louis 25 33)0 60 Plant 37. West LOUISIaISI Sf. 73, Tennss 19 77 $2 50 OlympIcs 29 .660 Edmonton in oio,o Other Highlights: Larry Air Force 67, Colorado St. u Memphis St. 6$, Va. Tech Bask.tball *9 2 , 75 33.159 Vancouver iileiw / Picdott .1*3. ArIzona St. 47, USC 57. MIssIul.i 73, Miss St 46 Winnipeg *3 9 39 3, o State Brigham Young 93, Alaska 59 FIRST FED. OF SEMINOL.! Missouri 93, Oklahoma 51.11 East 14 34 37 Colorado MIDM.5TDIss$ Saturdays Iraffo Irvine 43, PacIfic 60 StandIngs: Bad Checks; The $4, Hunter 67 N. Alabama 49, MIss CoIl. 6$ Wales conference 0$s 1' CCNY 12*. NI vet's Moss 74, W. New Mexico 71 USSR Loaners; Silver Dollars; M.M.I.; 03 2 1) New England 104, Hawthorn.eNS. Noire Dame 10, 5. Carolina U Norris Division stdeIpela $00. Chkfl LGet'many 2 Montana St. $9, Idaho 74 Gold Diggers; Bankers Four; N. Carolif II, Virginia Coivi. St. N. Merrimack II W L '1 PIs. At4Vla Cleveland 123. DetroIt to. 310 Montana $3. Boise St. 42 Embezzlers; Big Interest; Pay — Roaneke 109, Mary Wash 32 19 7 11 UA Montreal 2 2 0 11 " Sunday's Results 5. Dakota 00, N, Colorado 79 Days; Hon-Cents; SI. Louis 69, Tulane 60 Wooden Angeles 73 27 9 55 Holland 1 I 1 3 Philpdeipliia us. Cleveland i Switzerland NIckels; Short Change; Pay i 0 1 2 5. Alabama 66, AlabamaBirm. $ Wake Forest 19, GeorgIa Tech 4$ Stanford 7$, California 14 Pittsburgh 20 27 fl Si 0. UCLA 90, Arizona 7$ I 0 0 Rollers; Late Chargers — W. Carolina 73. Tann•Chft, 71 27 t 49 Se'MIat Detroit AtisnIa *05. Detroit 99. aft. FInlwd Utah St. 54, Santa Barbara SI High Games: Men: Steve W.Va, Tedi 43 Charleston 39 . N081lIi'd ii 25 2 west , Chlrage iN, i S I 2 3 lthØ*la Washington 70, Oregon 65 Richards 181; Vince Cara 200; Ksntuckyll,NevadaLasVegas4l — Aas Division Lidsfemt.In San Antonio )3$, MlIwauht.ee Washington St. 69, Oregon St. Si Rick Johnson 179; DavId RiCharde — WLT 1. aft. 1II11 _____ Denver 1)2, HoustOn 99, aft, Los Angeles 11), Washington 107, aft. Phoenix I?1, New Jersey 95, aft. Kansas City 10$, San Diego 107, af t. Seattle 109, Boston 108, aft. Portland 903, Golden State IS Monday's Games (No games scheduled) Tuesdays Games Portland at New York Phoenix at Cleveland Seattle at Chicago New Jersey at San Diego a 0 ' 'I ., - ''' ' ,.,,,/ DIII RACING NIGHTLY 8 P.M, (Closed Sunday) . MATINEES: Mon. . Wed. . Sat. NEW MATINEE Post Time 1:15p.m. Trifocta Box U2 TrifICta Wheel ALL 12 RACES Thursday Ladles' Nit, J'flflFOORIIN100 CIJ. N .1 Odesde Jest sfl Nw II 12 Irj RISIRVATIOh$-I3$ $05 Sani. N. 0.. Il.ds, iS _____________________ . 0 �- * - .., -'- 0A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - -- -. - - - . . . - -. -- - .. - .•--_----.-- --.-. ;------ . - - S -fr - - Monday, Feb. 18, 1980 Polish-Italian-Mafia Joke Lands Reagan In Hot Water LITTLETON, N.H. (UP!) — Ronald Reagan iota laugh when he told the one about the PolishItalian-mafia cock fight. "How do you tell who the Polish fellow is at a cock fight?" Reagan quipped on the campaign bus this weekend — once to New Hampshire Sen. Gordon Humphrey, former Gov. Lane Dwinell and aides and Later to reporters. "He's the one with the duck," Reagan con'4inued. - "How do you tell who the Italian is at a cock OURSELVES of Chicago, Mrs. Reagan, in speaking to her her husband about the white snow and that's how anyone." While the Republican presidential candidate husband, said she wished he could be there to she got mixed up," he was quoted as saying in the City News Bureau report. mingled In the campaign bus Saturday night, his "see all these beautiful white people." Reagan made a dozen stops in snowy New She hesitated a moment, paled slightly, and wife Nancy apologized to GOP supporters in Chicago when she went to the midwest city to amended: "beautiful black and white people." Hampshire over the weekend, seeking a win in "I'm so sorry, I didn't mean it," Mrs. Reagan the Important Feb. 26 primary. campaign for her husband. In contrast to the days pefore the Iowa She did so after attending a fund-raiser. Her was quoted as telling a, reporter later. Donald Totten, a state representative who is caucuses — where Reagan lost to George Bush — husband was grounded in New Hampshire by a snowstorm, but he spoke to her and supporters managing Reagan's Illinois campaign, defended Reagan has changed style, devoting more time to face-to-face campaigning that is a requisite in her. via a telephone hookup. "Well, she didn't mean that, she was talking to New Hampshire. According to a report by the City News Bureau fight?" "He's the one who bets on the duck." "How do you know the mafia was there?" "The duck wins." "There goes Connecticut," joked a Reagan aide on the campaign bus after he heard Reagan tell the tale to reporters. In New York, Manhattan GOP leader Vincent Albano said Reagan "should apologize ... because no nationality should be subjected to ridicule." Albano said Reagan's quips "were not funny to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around Sanford 5' -- ,..' - Everybody Klu Klux Klan: Then And Now NEW YORK (UP!) —J. Edgar Hoover knew in advance of a 1961 Ku Klux Klan attack on a group of "freedom riders" in Birmingham, Ala., but the FBI failed to protect the civil rights activists, according to the New York Times, Quoting a Justice Department report, the newspaper said - FBI agents knew about and apparently covered up the fact that the bureau's chief Klan informant during the 1960s was Involved in several such attacks. But the department found no evidence to suggest the inforinant, Gary Thomas Rowe, Jr., was involved in a series of racial killings while on the bureau payroll from 1960-65, the newspaper said in a dispatch from Birmingham. Joseph Ross. agent in charge of the FBI Birmingham office, Sunday declined comment, citing court action on the matter. "I do not know of any report of that nature in Birmingham, so I assume it would be in Washington," he said. The Times said the department report said Rowe was a ,ieader in the Klan beatings that marked the beginning of . .violent racial conflict in Birmingham. The report criticizes the FBI for failing to protect the "freedom riders" after Hoover, then the FBI director, was told 'in advance of the ambush that Klansmen planned at the Bir. minghallo bus station, the Times said. The report said Hoover was informed that Rowe, armed with a lead-weighted baseball bat, was to be a leader of one of the Klan attack squads but the bureau failed to protect the demonstrators, the Times said. The report detailed several incidents of violence involving Rowe that allegedly were known to his FBI superiors. But, "as long as he was providing good intelligence, the Birmingham field office was willing to overlook Rowe's own involvement," the Times quoted the report as saying. The probe of Rowe began in 1978 after the Times reported Rowe had been involved in the 1963 church bombing that killed three young black girls and that he had told Alabama authorities he had killed a black man in 1963. Also investigated was Rowe's alleged involvement In the 1965 murder of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, a civil rights demonstrator from Detroit, the Times reported. Rowe, now living in Savannah, Ga., under a new identity provided by the Justice Department, is fighting extradition to Alabama to stand trial for the Liuzzo murder, the Times said. Rowe was the key government witness against three Klansmen convicted in the Liuzzo death. The convicted men have since testified that Rowe fired the fatal shot. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) — New Orleans' first black mayor unknowingly provided free office space for a national Ku Klux Klan leader to publish the France-Louisiana Festival's monthly magazine, a newspaper reported today. Mayor Ernest Mortal also was unaware that the Klan Wizard sold advertising for the newspaper Festival from those offices, keeping 85 percent of the ad sales revenue, the Tennessean reported in the second in a series of copyright stories about the "new" KKK, its membership and finances, "Published by E.C. Promotions, 339 ITM Bldg.," reads a subscription ad in the initial edition of the newspaper last July. Only a handful of people knew that 11E.C." stood for Elbert Claude, the name given at birth to the man now known as Bill Wilkinson, Imperial Wizard of the Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, one of the most powerful of four national KKK organizations. The 11339 ITM Bldg." address was the suite of plush offices to which the city gave Wilkinson access while he conducted his business for Festival, One man who knew about Wilkinson's past was former Klan Wizard and Klan editor Jerry Dutton, a member of the Festival board, the Tennessean reported. Court records in Livingston Parish, La., show that in 1973 the Imperial Wizard changed his name from Elbert Claude to Bill Wilkinson. Dr. Donald Landry, a well-known New Orleans area dentist and active civic leader, is chairman of the France-Louisiana Festival. He told reporters he had no idea that the man in. troduced to him as "E.C." was actually the Klan leader. Sometime later, Landry said, he saw Wilkinson on television during a Klan march. "I ended the relationship at once," Landry said. The Tennessean said the "new" KKK movement "with an old propensity for violence is spreading across the South, and beyond, fueled by growing economic unrest, seething racial tensions and latent anti-Semitism." And the Festival situation "is a graphic illustration of the diverse ways leaders of the new' Klan generate funds to sustain their competing and growing organizations." The Tennessean said four competing Klan leaders, all urging "family participation" in their admittedly white racist programs, are each claiming a national following, and are vying for members, money and media prominence. Here is what it costs to be a member of Wilkinson's inviiblê empire: Initiation fees: $20. Annual dues: $36. A robe and hood, depending on Klan rank: $37.50 to $46.50. A 10K gold ring (before gold prices increased): $25. New Salvage Try Slated TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)—With an eye on the weather, salvage crews are ready for another by at hoisting On sunken Coast 8 the Guard buoy tender Blackthornitsfromrg P channel. bottom of the Tampa ship's -. But more of the same kind of weather that thwarted Sunday's attempts is predicted for the Gulf of Mexico, where the Blackthorn is partially blocking the mouth of the nation's eighth busiest port. The bodies of 14 Blackthorn crewmen are believed to be entombed In the wreck — victims of the Coast Guard's worst peacetime disaster. The Blackthorn sank the night of Jan. 216 minutes after colliding with the tanker Capricorn. The bodies of nine other crewmen have been recovered. Divers will search for the bodies before two massive try to lift the Blackthorn off the 4$400t.deep channel -- derricks bottom and move 111,200 feet moth. That will put the vessel in 11 feet of water, bring Its main deck a foot above the surface — and clear the channel. * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS I - I' PF 11 tropic bank - ' - 0 (4)$)0 (1)0 NEWS 14 (10) AMERICAN GOVERN- Members of the Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford met at the home of Mrs. Pearl Partin for their February meeting. Thirteen members and one visitor were present. Mrs. Shirley Swaggerty opened the meeting by reading it Valentine recipe. Committee reports were given followed by Mrs. Doris Jones giving the Horticulture report. The general meeting will be held Thursday at the clubhouse. "The Eagle Lady", Doris Mager, will be speaking on "Birds" following the noon luncheon. In March the circle will be responsible for flowers in the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center. At the conclusion of the business meeting a workshop on making ribbon roses was conducted by Mrs. Pearl Partin assisted by Mrs. Georgia Chorpening. I - -- . .. - orn I-'IearfsicIc 0'ier G*lr I Who Insists She's Happy fti -- comfort, of feeling safe with a DEAR ABBY: I just read Getting married? U person, having neither to want a traditional wedding or the letter from the young boy weigh thoughts nor mewne a who suspected that his sister do-your-own thing words, but to pour them all ceremony, for some great - was gay because she and her out just as they are, chaff and ideas write to Abby for her girlfriend ate, slept and even grain together, knowing that a to bathed together. (You told to Have a Lovely faithful band will take and sift Wedding" booklet. Send $1 him not to worry that it was them, keep what Is worth plus a long, self-addressed, probably just a warm keeping, and theim, with a stamped (28 cents) envelope friendship.) _.. • _ I_u___, Iuwicu, olow SOC 10 ACiny: 132 asay strive, IkVlIfl weu, a nave a aaugmer I call Karen, who also had a get over the notion that you rest away." Beverly Hills, Calif. 9212. "warm friendship" with a have "failed." You haven't. classmate named Rita. We No one "knows" what causes thought nothing of it until homosexuality, but consider Karen told us that she and this: Karen's sister was Rita were "in love." They raised by the same parents in were both 18. We were the same house as Karen, and shocked and sickened, and she turned out to be - forbade Karen to see Rita heterosexual. Doesn't this Offe again. We even saw a suggest that perhaps - fr. •' • r )' 1k ____, • -- - - . '';• . - We all will be delighted to have you drop by to see our new bank and chat over some Tropical punch and cookies. Also, don't forget to register for the daily give-a.ways, which include gift certificates to Pier 1 Imports, Bahama Jos and a new Savings account. When you have looked over our facilities we will be happy to tell you about the full banking services that we offer. Why don't you become a part of the Independent Difference today? k dI' • I. •.',.• __________ • - - " \ '4 Jerry D.PspsII Oliks My. Jill Mitsui Teller - the - 41,41 Janie Fisher Teller Sharon Utusten Teller-New Accts. bank with the Independent Difference tropic bank FDII of.smksols TONY iUUI INsulANci 101 125th ar..t, k SS psychologist with her for homosexuality could be an several months without any inborn biological trait? Seminole Community College Is offering two courses for Continuing Education for Nurses, success. That Was two years Pharmacology I is offered to reacquaint medical and For enlightening Inago. Now Karen has moved formation, write to: Parents paramedical personnel with the basic fundamentals of drug into an apartment with Rita, of Gays, 201 W. 13th St., New interactions, the anatomy and physiology of those systems and they plan to live happily Von, N.Y. 10011, or Box affected by these drugs; therapeutic dose levels and toxicity; overview of laws that regula te controlled substances In the :.ever after. 2453$, Los Angeles, We are ashamed and toencloseastate of Florida and a brief review of the fundamentals of , &, heartsick, Now I wish we had nursing and pharmaceutical mathematical computations. never found out because we envelope. They are a f, The course will meet on Thursday Feb. 21-March 13, from 7• feel so helpleu Karen rew sWpri VOW ho 10pm., Room J-003. Cod will be 1101)0. The Instructor Is - fuses to change; she 111511t8 perform a we-saving service Roger Accardi, R.PtI. This course has been approved for 12 contact hours of cone's "happy" as she Is. We for por(hu you) who think she's sick or twisted arid live their children dearly but tinuing education credit for nurses, wonder where we went wrong, we healsick Prior registration Is required. Class size limited to 30 par. .where wetailed. don't understand ticfj*nts. -. We raised two daughters. homosexuality The second course offered for Continuing Education for and can't .. The older one Is happily Weept IL Nurses and approved for 10 contact hours Is Human Relations tarried. We never conIn Health Care Management I. On tMIg IS CCItaiI God sd the poadbillty that ____ This course Is an Introductory course d.elgned to offer the made says surely U happen in health 3W*TVIa8'1 and their employees an understanding of He made straits. Aid , fly. all Ills children are entitled to t organizational structure; management theories; needs and motivation; leadership; verbal and non-verbal how do problem parents loam live and love in dignity, communications; group dynamics and role playing. th like a wi cope wftIt shame or galL The Course will meet on Monday, Feb. li-March 17, from? to ? We've - tried for two it's still as CONFIDENTIAL TO ipm., room J103.cst will be$10.00. The 1nstructor will be vears and an ever. I am too STEADY READER IN Mary Coppola, R.N., B.S. Prior registration is required. Class size limited to 35 parhamed to give my name KANSAS CITY: No one described "friendship" better ticipants. address. HEARTSICK thea Gesrge Eliot: "Oh, the For Information call Seminole Community College 323.1450, &ji HEARTSICK: First, comfort, the inexpressible extension 2Z or 457. From Orlando, call 643-7001. - Sfsrd, M.s 32771 4 -' .1dI. -.---.t.--.a,.1.'--'p -- .- - .5. — -- .-. .• -. ___ 'Staffing The Executive Branch" 6:30 0 (4) NBC NEWS (S) 0 CBS NEWS (1)0 ABC NEWS (II) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH Andy laces some brand new probIems when Aunt Bee buys a second-hand car. 44 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "The Bureaucracy" (12)(17) BOB NEWHART Bob is held hostage in his office by a friendly bank robber $ -- ry -- ---- • ------ --..---..---------.- -------- _;W7,T; —- . F 'r - .. -. 9:30 7:00 0 (41) FACE THE MUSIC C) 0 P.M. MAGAZINE 0 JOKER'S WILD (ii) (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont and folIo mistakenly gotoagaybar. 0 @1' TIC TAC DOUGH (5)0 THE NEWLYWED GAME (730 FAMILY FEUD 8:00 U €43 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE While traveling to Mr. Oleson meets and falls in love with a beautiful woman. ()0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny Fever's grown-up daughter and her boyfriend unexpectedly turn up on Johnny's doorstep. ill 0 ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD The casts of "Angie," "The Ropers." 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With or and a summary of the day's McOueen. Paul tire spreading rapidly through the Glass Tower, a fire chief TUESDAY '- .. .._? . Jt..dIfl. .. 44 1. __ I .tl' •- DRIVE IN MAUMJ :SS THE GHOST —U- i - - This year the women havc 0 HOUSE CALLS . r .- MENT - i The Ixora Garden (lUt) holds it bazaar each year for the purpose of sponso r ing a project that will help t beautify Sanford. .10(1 the building S ,irCtlitI'ct if (35) LIFE AND TIMES OF carry out .i desperate plan to EDDIE ROBERTS Samantha still trapped by the Iivens up a dinner party for blaze (Part 2) Senator Lambacher, Cynthia 5i 0 MAS'H A Iwo-day prepares for an e x plosive eve. period without any sleep leads niug with Turner, a White the members of the 4077th to House representative investihave dreams which unleash gates the Roberts household their fears, desires and trustra. (1 (17) MOVIE "Roclan" tions 11:45 () I) XIII WINTER OLYMPICS (7) 0 THE IRAN CRISIS: Scheduled events include U S. AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE A vs Romania, ice hockey (live), look at the latest occurrences first run of the men's giant 10 Iran slalom, 70-meter combined ski jumping, men's compulsories, 12:00 figure skating; women'. 10(730 BARNEY MILLER kilometer cross country ski race Jim McKay hosts 40 678.2000 2417$ Froaciii _.____•_I_s -- Cours es red At SCC - Judy Hudson Asst. Office My. -- t_-- Nurs es - - _.. EVENING 600 Mimosa of seniinole Hiking the gas tax to 12 cents a gallon, effective July 1, would trLnglnan estimated $S million 1n fiscal year 19eO41—and, - nays a commission consultant, get the DOT back to its 1974 .,level of purchasing power. But the proposal Is likely to find vigorous opposition among legislators. "We're just not going to Increase taxes in an election year," says House Transportation Committee Chairman Fred Jones, D-Auburndale. Action next year is likelier, he says. - Nonetheless, three options for Increasing ,the gas tax have 'been proposed: "Indexing"; making gas subject to the 4 percent state sales tax (it isn't now); and simply Increasing - the gas tax. Opponents of a simple Increase argue that a drop in gas consumption would cut Into revenues — a cut that would be aggravated by Inflation. The other two options would not have that problem because the tax would rise with the price of gas. Applying the sales tax to gas —on top of the gas tax —would raise an estimated $288 million a year Initially, but that would double if gas prices reach $2 a gallon by the end of the year as predicted. - Garden Ci rdIe d 101 E. 25th Street The Epsilon Sigma Omicron group of the Woman's Club of Sanford will be having its women jouneyed to Iinecastle in Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Gielow's motor home to attend the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs District VII Arts Festival and Luncheon. TONIGHT'S TV MONDAY I, a_,na Among other recommendations the commission will consider when it meets in Tampa Friday is doubling the DOT's share of license tag fees to bring in $75 million more a year. Graham has said he intends to ask the legislature to raise the :gas tax when It meets beginning in April. He has refused to make a specific proposal until the commission finishes its of Sanford's Newest Bank... guests unending, Mrs. and Mrs. Jessup are living in Sanford thi.............,,I...I ". '"'-"''M III iii: The Magnolia Circle of the Mrs. Tillis and Mrs. Blanton Garden Club of Sanford met in Owens, co-chairmen of the the home of Mrs. Joe Oritt of forthcoming flower show of . (t year. ' p p - the club passed out the [lower show schedules. The date for the show is March 28, and 29. Mrs. Tillis announced that the club will be competing with other garden clubs for an award for their show this Birthday Party decided the would like their In addition to the -Gielows, project to support the idea ot .• time Inc Women VOLCU to uonate otners making Inc trip were planting beautiful flowering There were 12 tables $20. from their circle treasury of Mrs. Phillip Logan, 2305 Mrs. Robert Brisson, Meade trees all over the area 'rn and beautifully decorated, one for Forest Drive for the February to CARE. South Grandview Ave., and Mdxi Cooper, Estelle around Sanford" each month of the year, with a meeting. Davis, Vernon Harrison, Mrs. The next meeting was Wednesday at 10 a.m. In order to (10 this, they plan delicious homemade and Mrs. Jean l)unwoodv will be Percy Mercer, Mrs. l.ourine Mrs. Oritt introduced Mrs. announced to be in March at to purchase many trees (rain decorated birthday cake at Claudette Behrens, who gave the home ' '1rs. Gordon the guest speaker for the Messenger, Mrs. N.E. Smith a wholesale dealer and sell each table, an interesting talk about custunan in Del nd. Mrs program and will give a book and Mrs. Ted Stapleton. them at a very low cost to (he The church members who growing and caring for Audrey Speer will be the guest review. Mrs. I)unwoody was Several craft items and an Sinif o rd residents. attended sat at the table African violets, speaker. Her program will be originally a school teacher. She graduated from Southern oil painting were entered which represented the month The Chamber of Commerce Mrs. J.C. Lavender gave a on horticulture. College at Lakeland, anti in the Show b members of the ha_s agreed to let the club in which they have their birth- report on the Garden Therapy continued on in her education Woman 's Club of Saniord, day. women sell the trees with project of the circle. The until she received her them at the same time they Coffee and punch were women gathered vases to be Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. master's degree in Library Rubye King,had who was notSale. have their annual Aialea served with the birthday donated to the Sanford Jesse Miller and Mrs. Science. able to attend, two first cakes. Nursing and Convalescent Richard Martin gave a bridal She was the librarian at Place winners — a crewel "°" The clubwomen are hoping Mrs. Helen Summer was Center on Mellonville Avenue, shower at Good Shepherd Rollins College for mniny clown,pICtUFl and a ceramic chairman of the social event. that the pride in beautifying Mrs. Lavender and Mrs. Lutheran Church in Sanford years. She was still employed our area will catch on with the Serving with her as hostesses Carl Tillis made a contrived for the former Miss Carolyn there when she decided to Sara Harrison won it first people who live here, that were Mrs. George M. Johns, flower for each vase. The Gilbert who recently married retire and move from Deland Place for her handmade the will be willing to buy the Mrs. Kay Wolff, Mrs. Robert flowers will be left in the Michael Jessup. to I)aytona Beach where she bisque doll, - Dream Baby" trees at this low cost and see Carlson, Mrs. William W Mrs. Jessup received many can enjoy being near the vases throughout the month of Smith, Mrs. William A. Ross, February lovely bridal gifts from her water. Ann Brisson placed third that they are planted and Mrs. Billy Gil bert, Mrs. Larry friends in the church, with a landscape painting in cared for, After that another circle in Engle, Mrs. John Ulmer and A beautiful cake and punch, Mrs. Vanit Parker is the oils. the garden club will be com plemented with candy Mrs. Richard Martin. chairman for this 'ear's responsible for the decorative and nuts, were served to the A contingent of Sanford beautification prJt't. centerpieces of the dining room at the nursing home. Graham C May Hike Gas Tax TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham's special 'transportation study commission will put the finishing touches this week on its proposals to raise money for road work — and one of the things likely to get touched is the motorist's pocketbook. Commission members have already indicated they favor a 4cents-a-gallon increase in the state gasoline tax — with "indexing" that would raise It in future years in line with inflation. The commission, headed by Eastern Airlines President Frank Borman, has come up with a plan to raise $300 milli a year for road work above what normally would be budgeted. Currently, state roadwork by cities, counties and the Depart. ment of Transportation is funded solely by the 8-cents-a-gallon gas tax, which hasn't been raised in years. Graham and the panel believe the state's highway and other transportation needs will be wanting until more money is Honored At The women of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church sponsored an unusual birthday party. It was a party designed for everyone in the church to come together and celebrate birthdays all at the same Black Mayor Gave KKK Office To Sell Ads Hoover Might Have Prevented 1961 KKK Slayings Monday, Feb. is, 1" —lR ._._ - S.--- ,'s �- :__t•__ 2 BEv.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice TRANSFERS ______________________ Thomas W. Elliott 8. WI Judie 1. to James P. TurnerS. WI Alyce C., Lot 1681k P Sunland Est, $26,500. Oren Nolen to Earl L. Hottel & WI Lois E.. Lot S 81k 4 Tier 7 ER. Traffords Map of Sanf., 123,00. David F. Thacker 8. wf Brenda H. to Douqias V. Hamantjr. & wf Charlene A. Lot 13 81k A Crystal Shores, 149.900. Arthur E. Martin & wf Verma J. to Ronald L. Smith & wf Carol J., Lot 9 SPring Oaks. $79,900. JamesR. Prescott&wf Mary E. to Jack M. Pippin & WI Marilyn L. Lot 16 81k C N On Terr See, 140.000. Mavis P. M. Scott to Tim Kirby Scott, Lot 16 81k B Tern Terr, $100. Tim K. Scott & WI Sheila to George B. Ashley 8. WI Shirley K. Lot 16 81k B Fern Ten', 135,000. Wm. D. Lillard & WI Linda M. to David S. Catlin 8 WI Jeanne C., Lot I? 81k 7 Weatherslield First Add, 138.200. Kenneth kit L. Tebault & WI Lot lOB Myrtle Lk Hills, $75,000. Charles 0. Moore to Vincent Rosito, Un 302.F Aslt Hts, $21,800. H. Miller & Sons of Fl Inc to Ray H. Puckett Sr., Lot 23 Blk C Camelot Un 4, 561,100. Arlington S. Crockett Jr. to TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Sanford Senior Citizens meeting at noon at the Sanford Civic Center. Bring a bag lunch. Business and following lunch. TOPS Club, 7 p.m., Seminole Memorial Hospital Sanford. Humane Society ri rminole County, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Election of officers, program conference room, I..ongwood Rotary regular weekly meeting at 7:30 Quality Inn at Interstate-4 and State Road 434. p.m. at THURSDAY, FEBRUARY2I Seminole Chapter No. 2 OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. officers. The Sanford Chapter of AARP, noon, Sanford Civk Center. Dr. Michael M. Kotkin of Longwood will be the speaker. Covered diSh luncheon. Election of GE!) Test Orientation, 4 p.m., Seminole Community College. Tests scheduled for Feb. 25, 26 and 27. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Senior Citizens Tour for a day at Seaworld. Leave Sanford at 9 a.m. with pick up at Leed's In Seminole Plaza at 9:30 a.m. Return at 5p.m. Call Doris Rogers Diane E. Rosenau, Lot 226 Wind. ward Sq. Sect. 3, 157,500. Richard P. Homan 8. WI Jean S. to Ralph B. Glidden 8 wf Marilyn A. Lot 91 Oakland Hills, $41,250. Lk of the Woods Inc to Giles Talbot & Michael G. Chase, Lot 359 1k of the Woods Townhouse, $100. BMA Prop Inc to same as above, $61,300. USHomeCrptojamesA.cirilli 8 WI Thelma L., Lot 2 81k • Shadow Hills, 153,200. for reservation. Public meeting to discuss proposed conversion of Seminole Harness Raceway to a dog-racing facility, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry City Hall. State Rep. Bobby Brantley, host. SATURDAY, FEBRLMRYZ3 Community Fitness Day, University of Central Florida for young and old; 10,000 meter run, youth soccer clinic and "learn by doing" activities. Fl Res Comm Inc to Gary p McFadden & wf Linda S., Lot 2 BIc A Greenwood Lakes Un II, $61,300. Toreence L. O'Herene to H.S. Arnold & WI Olive, Lot 14 BIk F Lk Kathryn Woods FIrst Add, $55,800 Harold Elizey lnd & Tr to H. Ray McPahii, Commence at the Inters. of the E rw line of Semoran Blvd., 8. the N line 01 the SE '. of see, 33, $2,600. Same as above, $77,500. H. Ray McPaIl to Union Equities mc, 1.6th mt in same as above, 140,000. H. Ray McPhail Co & Union Equities Inc. to Scott Smith Old. Smobllc Inc Cool. sonic as above 12.!3,0 ' Sanford VFW Post and Aubillary Benefit Barbecue, noon to 6 p.m., long cabin post home on lakefront, music bz Rhythm Rascals, bazaar and bake sale. Proceeds for Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive WorIhop for the adult handicapped of Seminole County. Open to public. Cathedral Court No. 38 Order of Amaranth in. stallatlon of officers, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, N. Park Ave.. Sanford. oawi -u MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 lUlUS, post - yr w rost 8 p.m., home on lakefront. TUESDAY, Over Club of MARCH Sanford, 4 FICTITIOUS NAME 10:30 n.m., dens soda! hail. Redding Gar- SATURDAY, MARCH 8 Sanford Kiwanis Club Pancake Day Civic p.m. Auction begins tlon,March 8, Sanford and Auc. Center, 8:30 am, to 6:30 at 5 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH15 Second Annual Sanford Road Race, 8 meter plus 2 mile Sank*'d Civic 7:30 ' - •' -- t: : : Monday, Feb. 18. 1!!O REALTY meeting .... n.m., 10,000 Fun Run" starting a.m. " from Center. ..*aflt. Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 100 Moree Loop No. 17, Winter Springs, Fla., Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of B & E THE COUNTY COURT Builder's Hull No. Which has appeared Herald within the last 30 days for 14,00 plus tax. in the Evening caII 322-2611 to plac. your ordsr on• litti. ad... SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. whose mailIng ad'ess Is Post Office Box 3021, Sanford, Fiorlda 32771 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that lfl action for Dissolution of Marriage has bean filed agaInst you and you we requIred to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, tO it on C. VERNON MIZE, JR., FBG As Clerk Of the COUrt BY: June I. Curtis As Deputy Clark C. VERNON MIZE, JR. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole PlaIntiff, v. ASSOCIATED BUILDING CONTRACTORS SALE, INC., 0 al, Defendants. AMENDED Orlando 322 - 2611 HOURS 530 p M 8 - 00 AM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Florida at Public Sale pursuant to the Order Granting Motion for Stay Pending Appeal dated February 5th, 1910 in the above by RATES 1 time 44c line 3consecutivetimes 3c a line 7coniecutivetimes 36c a 3 Lines Minimum Noon The Da,y"Before Publication Sundo - Noon Friday ___________________________ __________________________ the CITY OF LAKE MARY, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PTICC is HCREBrGIVEN by the Board of Adlustment of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Board will hold a public hearing at 8:00 P.M., on Wed. nesday, March 6, 1980, to a) Consider a request for a varIance to allow for the con. strudion of a fence and redu setback from 104 feet to 50 feet from centerline of Lake Mary BOulevard, saId property being situate In the City of Lake Mary, Florida, and described as follows: Sc$ion 16 Township 205 Range )OE East ~ of North "3 of Nor. theast ¼ of Northwest 'i.s less road) Said Property also commonly known as Lake Mary Boulevard and State Road 15. The Public Hearing will be held IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDIcIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 7'S21.CA.14.D CAPITAL AMERICA, INC. PlaIntiff, vs. DRUGS, INC., MARILYN GRAY and SAMUEL A. GRAY, Defendants, NOTICIOFACTION. CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: SAMUEL A. GRAY 3901 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables, Florida and.or 5109 NW. 33rd Street MiamI, Florida 33146 Marilyn Gray 3901 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables Florida 8109 N.W. 33rd Street Miami, Florida 33id Herald. WITNESS my hand and the seal ofsa4dcourtatSand,Fan this 2Rh day Jan*y, t the west front door of the Courthouse in Sanford, 4-rSOfl&S Seminole County, Florida: _______________________ Lots 14 through 17, all unplatted p,tot DI..,.k "33," ln aJaçvtil Why *40 tonelv? WrIte: "Get A Dating Service. All to said lot 17, all the southerly half ages P.O. Box 6011, Clearwa. of Adelaide Boulevard on north of ter, Fl. 3331$. Block 13, north of southerly line of Lot 14, Block $3, all of Blocks 91,92 ___________________________ _________________________ and 93, SAP4LANDO THE SU. 6-CtiikI Care BURB BEAUTIFUL, ALTA. ___________________ MONTE SECTION, according to -_ the Plat thereof, as recorded in Will Baby Sit Plat Book "3," page 67, Public Inmy home. $2Swk. Records of Seminole County, Sanford 323.5627 Florida. _________________________ 18 lIp Lots 2 and 4, Hermitage, Unit 1, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Piat Book 22, page 15, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. (SEAL) R N's LIVE-IN COMPANION Navel oranges & grapefruit 14W, 3726733, 3720362 :=t-r- UPJOHN HEALTH CARE Creative Expressions in - twe Herald EvoRin, (en Tuesday) and the NraW Mvsrtlw' (on Thursday) 322.7$)) 12—SfC1II NDtIC -______________________ SILVER CLUB. JOIN NOWI AAA EMPLOYMENT ,,, French Ave. 323.5176 Cornerof 101h& French Admission $1 in silver. This month's bonus, IOgaI. of gas at SOc per gal. 131.5319. "Your Future Our Concern" __________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 18—t•Ip Wanted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Adlustmant of the - & City of Lake Mary, Florida, that i Mechanics helper Paint & said Board will hold a public body helper. Good benefits. Marina at 500 P.u. , wa,. ApOlyinoerson. 1 ml. ,vrfh,,f 134 on 1142. RichiesVW. rth5, a) Consider a request for a General Labor, Yard Work, varlancetoallow for an addition to Man, thru Fri. apply Seminole a greenhouse presently under Garden Apts, constructionandtoreducetheside setbacklrom50feetto30fe,t,,ald Package store clerL 42 hr.wk. property being situate in the City Will train, good company of Lake Mary, Florida, and benefits. Apply in person. descrIbed as follows: Walgriens, 2943 Orlando Dr. Sectional, Township 205, Range RN or LPN, Ito 12 part time. 30E,Easttwo.thirclsofwest~ of Southwest ¼0f Southeast ¼ North Apolyiflpi'sonsanfonfN5fl0 of County Road less beginning & Convalescent Center, 950 317.57 feet East Plus 98.5 feet M.11onville. North of South ¼ Corner on can. tirline of Sanford Avenue run General Laborers- Day shift, apply at Mill office between I North 1223 feet East 30 fiat South & 1 am. Ref. Req. American 146 feet B 10.14 feet South 223 feet Wood Products, 200 Mervin West 10.11 feet South Parallel to Rd., Longwood, Fl. plus 30 feet East of East line of West ¼ of Sou$hwt ¼ of ASSEMBLERS Southeest ¼ to Centerline Sanford Positions now open for Avenue Swlyon curve to beginning ProactiQncarpsnt.r's helpers 1155 South 23 f let) plus P1St tWO. with Nation's Largest PrOduc. thIrds of West ~ of Northwest ¼ •. fadory.Wlit modular of Southeast '/4 South of canal housing, Carpentry Ex. containing therein 15 acres plus or perle necessaryl Apply minus. Industries, Inc., 3701 Said property also Commonly Sanford Ave., Sanford, Ft. knOeTI as 776 Sun Drive. No phone calls. Equal Op. The Public Hearing will be held portunity Employer, in the City HaIl, 185 East Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake Mary, Florida, at 8:00 P.M., on March 5, 1950, or * * * * * ** soon thereafter as possible, at WhiCh time Interested Parties for $WORKING SUPERVISORS and against the request Exp. In cabinet making, cuffing above will be heard. Said hearing formica. Be a leader, $1,000 may be contInued from time to mo. to start. time untIl final action is taken by the Board of Adlustment, M EMpLOyMENT THIS NOTICE shall be posted In tl3FrenchAye. 323.5176 three (3) publIc places within the Cor,'çof 10th 8. French City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the "y FutureOur Concern" City Hall a published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper * * * * * * * general circulation in the CIty of Lake Mary, FlorIda, one time at least fIfteen (13) days prior to the TO LIVE IN aforesaid hearing, in addition, Mature woman to care for s. said notIce shall be posted in the invalid I housewoit. Private area to be considered It least room 8. bath. Good salary, fifteen (15) days prior to the date Perm. Ref. req., able to drive, of the public hearing. DATED: February 12, 1980 5: Connie Mater City Clerk City of Lake Mary, Florida Publish February 11, 1950 DES4 CITY OP CASSILBERRY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl. NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CIRCUIT IN AND FOR _____ * * * * * * * _______________________ - . Sen*wsst Ve$vsi, Nsrth - • - Call Th. Imnlng D.portm.nt Harold Adv.rtlslnp - . ' And Ask For Th. lusinass iv _____________ ____________ 5. ,,, - -..'-., T . I .. . W COMPAN ION needed for Elderly Lady, 4 hrs. per day Mon thru FrI 322.$3 Retired Radio advertising salesman, want to make extra Income every month? Call the BIG ONE WETO. O4 734 9366 _________________________ * * * * * * * * SOEN LABORERS$ Ambitious dependable person needed. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912$. French Ave. 3231176 Corner 01)0th & French "Your Future Our Concern" . . . . , Fl. Chauffeur lIcense, 25 yrs. or older with good driving ,.. cord. Annual starting salary in excess of $10,000, Exc. Corn. pany benefits, malor Florida Aluminum Distributor Is. expanding to Longwood to serve greater Orlando area. Call 2 p.m..4 p.m. to schedule intarviaw. 331.6114. Kitchen helper, experienced, PT, FT. All around' assistant - -- - 4 BR, 1'.. B, Fl Rm.carp,ted, CH-A$325mo. + dep. 322 02)6 ______________________ . . person, see Mrs. G., Deltona inn.. * * * * * * * $ GENERAL OFFICE $ Accurate typing, Bk helpful. A pleasure nota lob. 912 French Ave. 323-5176 Cornerol 10th & French BATH. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. 2 CAR GARAGE, 3 MONTHS NEW, 189.900. with payments $2308. under to qualifIed buyers. 112 Carver Ave. 1.293 9171. -..-- -. ._ . BIlE'S -. Wa',tit'r r.'po .F ocluxe model Sold (Iriq 5109 35. used short Iim' tl,,l 5189 II or $19 35 mo. Agent 339 831*6 ______ 3 BEDROOMS, I' BATHS, LARGE PORCH ON NICE CORNER LOT. CONVERT TO 24 HOUR Eli 322•9283 -- Hwy 9?. I mile west of Speedisay Daytona Beach. sill hold .1 I putic AUTO AUCTION e'sers P lijesday & Saturday 117:30. It's nte only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 233 83)) for further details. 79 T Bird, PS PB. AC For Fst e Cdmmerciaj & Pesi dential Auctions 8. Appraisals Call Dell's Auction. 323 5620 Lt blue, AM FM stereo $3300 327 4173 _________________________________ __ 76—Auto __________________________ - Parts JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'AQ tr '75 models Call 3399100 or 834 1605 (Dealer) WillbuyiunkAutoflatterjes Best Price flattery Shop 107W 17th St 373 91)1 -• 15 Cadillac Sedan deVille, Full PoWt'red Lot of extras, good cond 13.500. 3226909. ______ 322 7480 Shocks 1,495- lfeavv Duty $695 New Batteries $29 95 7413 French Ave., Sanford - -- I lfyou'reinthebusjnessof0 The Best Buy In Town cost Classified Ad your busines. . . use the - Classified Ads often LIc Sylvan Area, Sacres. $21,000. Other parcels avail. W. Maliczowski. REALTOR 322 7983 11*1101 i DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION -..... 40k TIRE .13—Lots-Acreage ___________________________________ REALTY — 80-Autos for Sale - _____________________________ SCASH DOOR PRIZE $ S MASTER CHARGE VISAS SANFORD AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323.7340 - ________________________ o 1978 Dodge step Side $2008. take over $48 rno 327 )BSSatt .1 ___ Lots of good clean furniture for every room in your home Too much to liSt IcENMORE WASHER Parts, Service (ls,.cf Machines MOONEY APPI lANCES 3730697 Mobile Home w cottage added on 7 lotS, lots of shade & fruit trees $12,000 firm Call Titu%ville I 769 343 . - -- . -. --_ ______________________________ IPUBLIC AUCTION . MON., FEB. 18, 7 PM. Push bttfln controls, h,is caro usel. still ri w.irranty Originally sore, assume pay ,rienlS of 121 mo Agent 339 8386 -- Midway newly decorated, I BR homeon I acre of land, $31500 By owner. 3270216 - -79-Trucks.Trailers -- - .6e our beautiful new BROADMORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORYMOBILEHOMES *803 Orlando Or. 323 5200 VA&_FHAFin,snrina NEW HOMES A OK TIRE 322 7480 NEW TIRES $19 898. UP 2113 French Ave Sanford ______________________________ MICROWAVE _____________________________ ______________ 72-Auction 52ppliances . 42—Mbile Homes . LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2' BATH. BARN ROOF, NEW POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. $51,900. $2i EistingTBkT5older home, good cond.,corner lot, owner finance with sub. stantlal down. - - __________________ 321-0759 $31,000-6 + acres + Beautiful double wide, cleared & fenced, this won't last, call & see tOday. men would like to rent furn. or part furn. house in Sanford. Lake Mary area. Have dep. Call Nelson f46 5309 __________________________ Djplsxes * FURN DUPLEX-near down town, very neat 2 story. Cozy home for 2 families, or great investment with excellent income. Assume S pct. mtg. $36,000. - ______________ __________ '69 Lincoln Mark Ill, loaded very good cond 5)895 . 73 Quick Riviera, loaded, Es cond, $l.195 '15 Chev Nova 4 A low dr air auto, PS. cxc coed I siees 321 0131 - --- . Ret repo 16 Cu ft frost tree. Onig $579. now $705 or $19 mo. gent_3398386. S I SI " 1IJ We specialize - BUDGETS LUXURYLIVING 3 BR, 26, pool, BBQ, green house, 1g. patio. $55,900. ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. EXECUTIVELIVING Lakefront living is avail. in this 4''3 acre estate. 30R, lB w' guest cottage, fruit trees. $92,000. ________ 41—Houses ________________________ Beautiful bldg. lots in Orange City. Buy now build later. Prices range from $2,150 to - -- ___________________________ _____________________ * Pool home, 3 BR, 2B *1720' Of comfort, 1g. FR *New carpet, redecorated 32'x19' pool. Air cond. •Lg. lot, fenced patio. •OWNER FINANCING *NO LOAN OR CLOSING COSTS. *Price $49,900. $4000 dwn. 23 yrs. 12.3 poet at 147537 mo. ALLFLORIDAREALTY OFSANFORDREALTOR 3730231 2544S. FrenchAve.' - 327'5353. 322-3772,3220779 Moving t'o a newer home, apart. ment? Sell "don't needs" fast With a want ad. I i REALTY s"rioi - REALTORS Call Bart PEAL ESTATE WILSON PLACE- gorgeous REALTOR, 3277495 new home w-2300 sq It, tiled foyer & baths, Ig brick FP In If you arehaving difficulty findinç FR w.p,addle fans, built in a place to live, car to drive, a microwave, half acre oak lob, or some service you have shaded lot. $95,000 need of, read all our want ads everyday. SHADOW LAKE w000s- BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 2B brick home in Lk. Mary. Lg. FL rm., w.FP&wetbar, C-HIA,eqpt calm kit, 1g. patio + rental until DPP SERVICE CON. TRACT. Only $11,500. business propertyl Super locationl Just 2 yrs. oIdl Now 531.9001 Call 323-2222. ONLY THE BEST 4 BR, 2B homeinSanoraw.C.H&A,pan. FL rm., eat.in kit., pantry & every feature imaginablel BPP SERVICE CONTRACT. A buy for $37,500. Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 1 BR, IS, all appl. md, W&D, approx. 770 sq. ft.. outside storage, pool & club house, assum. first or owner will - 2565 PARK REALTORS woodedhalf acreshowsoff this . stone exterior. Great room w.FP, Real Estate 41 We buy equity in houses, apts. 8 vacant land Lucky In vestments, P.O. no 79, Sanford 312 4741 Orlando 277.1795. ________ __________________________ 40 reage -. ACRES ZONED MOBILE HOME IN GENEVA. $9,900, excellent terms. ACRES NEAR UPSALA TRANSFER SI AT ION, NEEDS FILL, REDUCED TO $9,900. OSTEEN AREA PINE I. CY PRESS WOODS. ISACRES AT $500 PER WITH TERMS. WOODED DOUBLE LOT ON BRIARCLIFF, READY TO BUILDI $1,500. BETTER HOMES AREA, MAKE OFFER. 55—Boats & Accessories -- ROBSONMARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 . . ________- - . - . FANTASTIC I BR, 28, hugekit., formal OR, 1g. Master BR, citrus trees, low cash to mtg. Perfect location $34,500, ECLUSIVE '.'i acre incountry, 3 BR, 1¼ B, 10 mm. to l.4, "privatearea,C.HIA,lg.patio, darps$ed, casy cash to mon. OnIysIS,900. INVESTMENT Western Auto, 12,000 sq ft, auto lift wair compressor, 1g. sign in front, owner will sell inventory at cost. This is a real money mak.r• Only 5)54.000. UNBELIEVABLE lake front home on 1g. chain of lakes. 3 BR, 38, CHIA, paddle boat, sea wall, dbl. car garage, w.w carpet I much•more. Priced to IelI. $57,500. IF' YOU REALLY WANT TO ,4ELI. YOUR HOUSE, CALL US, WE HAVE BUVERSI Narold Hall Reoltyi Inc REALTOR,MLS '3.5774 Day ,or Nigh REALTOR MLS 3221571 1Ve3234!S5 . CROCK!TT NEW LISTING I NEW REDUCED PRICE Spacious 4 Bdrm, 2 bath in beautiful Mayfair section with oreat rm, living rm, Fl. rm, remodeled & fully eqpt. kit. chin. C.H&A, I much more Plus the owner will hold a wrap around or 2nd mtg. 557,000. Eve. 3054613440 3033731853 nome. usseen. SEIGLER REALTY GotwhingtoselI7ACI,j BROKER Ad-willsell it last. 24)9S.MyrtleAve. Orlando ' Sanford W.GariwitWhlte Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. Deltonal Here it it Should be $75,000, only $54,500. Custom built 32, has everything In. cluding bullt.in Microwave - leg. IfAI.mATEBr 2,SN.I7.ILCasIeiberrY,FI. ,ve,ss2 3455 ________________________ Landcleaning, Fill flirtS. Clay Chuck Gormly 322 7991 -_Tilelloorsinstalled 2.A—.Fam Eoufp. Drapes. Upholstery -'' 15,169.00, 10'*72'xl4' to 3223422 for _- - - Sell idle items wilh a Classified ....._ ____________________________ 3222611 or 531 9993. Animal Haven Grooming 8. . Boarding Kennels. Thermo stat controled heat, off floor Painting a Rippir sleeping boxes. We cater to ______________________________ __________________________________ your pet. 32? 5732. TrentPainting& Repair Interior & Exterior Free Est. 322-3555 ___________________________ Buy Cash 322.4132 , . FURNITUREITHINGS 5005. SanfordAve. Sanlord . Make room in your attic, garage - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Aye: Buy & Sell, the finest In Used fumituri, Refrig., stoves, tools ' . . flemodel I Additions. Call $3l.5399or 552.0136 ' Painting by Anthony Conino Qluty tnt or Eat,, pressure cleaning. Free Est 327007) Drywall, ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm.. ______ .. ______ 68--Wanted Painting _____________________ yWaIl 59,317.00. F.O.B. Factory. Call coilecl9a.m. toSprn 305331 4547 - ______________________ - opening. 30'x41'x12' for 310 Sanford Ave., 322 579). 311-3ISE.FirstSt. FREE ESTIMATES 372 7902 Alterations, Dressmaking BUILDINGSII LAST CHANCE AT THESE PRICESII All steel, pre.engineered clear span buildings. (Major MIg.). Fatique Pants & Jackets $10.99 WILSOI9MAIFRFURNITURE BUY. SELL,TRADE CERTIFIEDLAWN I LANDSCAPIpw. 'essmaking All buildings have 7035 loading and large framed For Sale: 12' Alum trim break; sawhorses; (4) 11' walk planks Icutting board. 5225. 3234100. _____________________ . -____________ __________________________ $3,990.00, 10'xll'xli' for "-'" I ____________________ _________________________ Handyman, minor em. rep., plumb., carp., free est., 24 hr. serv. Senior cit. di5.. $314901. -- PAINTINGS. REpAl, Inside&Out 322 l2S2aftop.m, __________________ HouseCleaning - _______________________ FREE ESTIMATES. t''rg gown & ve Size 9 to riousewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regulator llime basis Pleasecall aft 5p.m. 611 5194 11. Never worn, satin & lace whand sewn pearls. 323-5987, Call anytime 3493759 - I _________________________ - Photog'sptpy ___ NOW RENTING LOCH ARBOR 3 BR, 15, FR with FP, fenced 143,108. ROLLINGWOOD 3fl7$32 APIS. Carpentry, Painting, Maln. dalI types. Lic. Bonded 323-5035 Insured 131.1399 COURT CUSTOM'S CONST Customdesignhorn,s - Additions. 323438) 286(3 Red 8u9 Rd Wedding Photography by J0ty Cullum free engagement photos or color 1*10. _________ The Evening Herald Clas$if Ads offer no fancy claim. . .J**t Resultsl 5. . (assIber, '.1..,! , Land Clearing Ceramic THe °°n' FluE WOOD EvØ,3220513,323.15a7 301E.2$thSt. oven. __________________________ ______________________ 2$" Color console, $75, 75" Color Entertainment center, AM. FM stereo, $150; 19" Color Portable Solid State Sl50 '62 Ford Van, $150. 3236670. 3271577 32108.40 ___________________________ MEINTZER TILE CallClark&Hirt3?3755o Webuyusedfurniture MULTIPLE LISTIN0.REAI.TOR FR, very attractive kIt., Deltona. Us-iso 333.4041 or eves. 3234817 TOWER'S BEAUIYSALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9E. 1st St., 3225743 NEWS. REPAIR $30.l7S)aIt6 mOflthsbOnus,eogal.ofgasat Whatever theoccasion, there isa .f!5t SOc per gal. 531 $319. classified ad to solve it. Try one Sidby Side refrigerator, picnic fable, w2 benches, full size baby bed w mattress, $25; Oak porch rockers, $79.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Furniture, 20SF. 25th St. 323 ___________________________ 09$). - Elect & Gen Repair Residential Commercial Les Warren- 323 6575 All Work Guaranteed - New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 5695562. FILL 01R1& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND S''ERCLUB-JOlNN0Wl Admission SI in silver. This -. - -- . . ..__ I NAICO(.TIUtTTinc; JUSt perfect for sin. (am. or retired cOuple. 2 BR, IS LI. '. .g c?.m.. ML& Pndnefl.7551, Sanford acre mini (arm. Comp. w3 BR MOU [I 107W. Commercial Goad fishing, lake frontage, 3 H. REALTOR lMan,gualityoperatio,"" Byrs.exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beal 327 1371 Beauty Crn -_ SlSfor 8' pick updelivered 3?34917a1t 1 M. Unsworth Realty CUSTOM HOMES BUILT Rebuild Condemned Houses S. G. BALINT 322 0665 3no?83Mr Barbara Johnson (alter 5 pm.) Bldg 7716, Apt. 2 Masters Cove ApIs Age--Newborntolyrs 8am toSpm -Mon thru Fri Yousupplyallnecess Sl0perchild- perweek - ''' CELLENT TERMS. PORZIG RU SERVICESUNLIMITED New or Old, Small or Large, inside or Outside, Top or Bottom, We do it All. Home Repair & Remodeling. Fences, roof, carpet, plumb, patio, etc.. etc., etc. Chances are if wecan't do it no one can 21 hr 3220771. __________________________ ... _________ LOT, READY TO BUILD. BuildtoSuit-ourlotoryours. PHA VA, FHA 2351745 Home Repair 349 _____________________ ____________________________ __________________________ . N'rchandise 59S _______________________________ 50—Miscellaneous for Sale 57,000. SON SCHOOL. SI2,OO. EX. - ______________ ' . Complete Mobile WARRENS MAINT SERVICE Pianos 8. organs, stock clearance, big savings. Call DonTrpnc no longer needed Items Bob Ball 322 4103. 2202 French high as an elephant's eye. Place ________________________________ a classified ad, and pile the money in your walletl 62—Lawn.Garden MELLONVILLE CORNER OVER AN ACRE FRONTING ON 2 STREETS - ADJAC. ._._. Want to buy 1710 14' fiberglass lishing boat wtraller. Good cond. 3223106. —.- ' I - bysitfing Service _________ Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages. We also , make Real EslWte Business loins. Florida Mor. 'tgage Investment. 1104 E. Robinson, Orlando, 422 2976. CHOOSE FROM. . SASE SEALING I MAINT. CO. SprIng specIal 2 coats of sealer on 1500 yds or more, 2k per sq yd; restriping 9c ft. AnycteanlpgextraAnyrepairextra We use only Federal Spec. materials. Cosmicoat Sealer. Been n Seminole Cty 70 yrs Sanford)?? 7510 Orl 834 6303 ____________ - . R.lr _________ __________________________ I 47•A-_.Motigages Bo,t &SOkl .- LARGE SINGLE FAMILY LOTS NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, CLEARED & READY TO BUILD. SOME TREES.$7995,WITHEXCEL. LENT TERMS. MANY TO AsphaltSealing BARGAIN TV's Why pay more? HERB'S TV S Sanford Ave. 323 *734 Webuyyour equity, close in2lhrs. AWARD REALTY. INC. - 2' Wanted _____________________________ ________________________ ________________________ TELEVISION RCA color console 21", sold new over $700 Balanceduesl7s.or take over my payments 517. month. Still in warranty. Will deliver. Call 557.5394 I - _____________________________ REAL ESTATE 210 N 17 92 Casselberry Fl 628.3003 I 1341200 • Eve. U2.355i I GENEVA ACREAGE 41A—Condominiums $2000clown, 18.500. 319 5717 ForSals - _____________________________ LarryD. Herman, BROKER MAYFAIR GOLF FRONT LOT, ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ;4 BR split plan wwood combo In Master, & low assumption. Price $98,550 $49375 bal. 5)13.15 or $17 mo Agent 339.53sf, - H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. MILLERS Req. Brater( 2dl9OrlandoDr. Ph.3fl0352 I EXCELLENT Country Propertyl 3 BR, lB home In immaculatecond. "as is" lust REDUCED rental income + REALTORS 27l0Sanford Ave. ,. - - TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orlg. ' Eves. 3495i00 322.1959 2 BR, 26, Condo, Kit equipped, move in today for $33,900. REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night SLIM LISTNOW, consider terms, $27,000.. Inc GROVES 6'. acres for only $16.uu Very good terms. Osteen, REAL TOP REALTOR 332.499) 'vWLTIPI.E LISTING SERVICE — Low Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build your lot oi our lot Y Enterprise. Inc Medeijcc, 413 CallWaltcappel3,36100 'Knowles Realty Inc. STEMPER AGENCY Harold Hall Realty * * * * * * * * ____________________ 2439 S Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 3210640 377 IS77 Save Gas-move into this (like new), 3 BR, 2B home, central located, only $43,000, assume mort. at 7~ , ,garage alum, siding, Lovely home on or only $29,900. surance, credit union, profit share avail. Apply Lake Mary 46 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl.. BROKER will assist with financing. 40-A—Apartments 2 BR, FP, well kept fenced yd, COOKS I COOK TRAINEES CHALLENGING -REWARDING fast food takeout store in. SEIGLER REALTY 176.000-St. Johns River access, "Your FutureOurconcern" , CLUDING 3 BEDROoM, 2 Peg. Real Estate Broker 2ólOSanIordAve. 2'mature, responsible young AAA EMPLOYMENT ___________ ACRE RANCHETTE LAKE PICKETT ESTATES IN. BATEMAN REALTY 38—Wanted to Rent _________________________ ___________________ - 2 BEDROOM NICE PORCH, NEW ROOF, NEW PAtNT, NEW CARPETS. WALK TO DOWNTOWN. 12) 900 42. Like new, consider lease Option 144.500, broker owner. When you place a ClassihedAd in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. 41—Houses - - 10 acres, 11 horse stalls, 2 tack D ________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ sheds, close in, good terms. 151,000. :32—Houses Unfurnished W following your game plan... a six-pack in each half!" DeBARY LOVELY 2 BED. ROOM. 1 BATH, FAMILY.. DINING ROOM COMBIN. ATION. NEW APPLIANCES. CENTRAL AIR. $35,500. EfliclencyApartrnent - Country 3.1, Extra fenced lot. Prefer working person Ph.904.773.7556 ______________________________ - ________________ "I see you're 78-Nbtorcycles _____________________________ . Moving to smaller place, Selling surplus Furniture, Dishes, Misc 323 3702 eve. ? ::IiIItl. NEW) BEDROOM CROCKETT LOG HOME TO BE CON STRUCTED NEAR SUNLAND ESTATES. $3L500 COMPLETEI . -- -_______________________ %1 lilly ('SF01- 1,QNITLJRE & APPL lANCES S.nIord Fur rlture Salvage 372 8711 ':off of total inventory of brand new intersprinq bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top bedding sets only' Free 10cM delivery 14011's Sanford Fur future Salvage, Il 97. So of Sanford. 372 57') DELTONA 123,900, 2 BR Assume 53, pct. Mtg. 571 5)65 days Thur & Sun. eve aft 2. _______ for quality restaurant. Prep., salads, lIne working. Apply in'. . ______________ ..... --. , , ______________________ DRIVERS-WAREHOUSE immediate openings. Must have . , 31—Apartments t__ ______________ _____________ __________ ____________________________ I . -- ____ I Want to Buy- Ion 2 BR house, owner to hold mtg. Write P.O. Furnished Box 261, Sanford, ' • 322.211 Inc., Reailo 2131' S French (Il 92) Sanford 373 5321 ______________________ ____________________ -• _____________ - Dollar Paid for lunk & USed cars. trucks & heavy equipment 3225990 WE I11IY USED FURNITURE. APPL lANCES 8. PLUMflING FIXTURES Jenkins Fur niture. 205 F 25th SI 323 0981. ivs singer utura Fully auto, repossessed. used very short 'ime Original 1591, bal. 5151 or $21 mu. Agent 339 136ô. The Real Estate Agency - '' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 641 6)26 [;9 ::1E __________________________ Legal Notice _________ ______________________ When you place a Classified Ad in The Evening Herald, stay close to your phone because something wonderful is about to happen. _____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________ ________________________ ___________ _____ I BR--%209 up. Pool. Adults only 'on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. 179? in -Sanford. Call 3235670 MarineryiiIag __________________________ p _____________ '" Removed BUY JUNK CARS From 1*0 to $30 Call 372 1624. )2 116 Antiques, modern furniture, Sterling Silver. Oriental Rugs, Diamonds Bridges Antiques Llscd lull SiZe hotel motel bed. ding. Very clean. $14 9Sea pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792. So of Sanford 372 8721 _____________ ,._._) I BeautifullBpCofldO Fully eqpl. kit, * WO, Pool 323 6170 $ MANAGER TRAINEES High school grad, will train $770 to start, lull benefits. , • 2 FOR RENT 1 BR. $210 MO. 323 6630 ** * * * * * * i .' . acres (390 ft. frontage) on Stone Island Road. $22,000. plus den.air, tile bath 1270 Adults. 611 7883 25c I .,,.. -77-Junk Cars 68-Wanted to Buy _________________________ - _____ Why buy used' New brand name box springs 8 mattresses at 20 pet above dealers cost. Twin, tullsi7e, Queen & king. Jenkins Furniture. 705 E 25th St. 373 098) . \ . . [__I1 ______ REAL'TY WORLD. ----.-.. - ----.----..----. - BEAUTIFUL heavily wooded 3.2 SANFORD-.Remodeicd I BR ________________________________ _______________________ - CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING decorated 3 Bdrm home on quiet Street. Family rm. and Fla. rm. is an extra bonus in thiS spacious home. One acre plus Must see to appreciate. 561,500. Sanford Gracious living. Peas Weekly 8 monthly rates, utilitje5 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO pd. Inqutre 500 5. Oak 841 7583 PERTY-. 12 acres, I Bdrm, 2 Bath, fenced, 2 wells, farm tractor & mower. 1 yr. 3Opaments UUrfliShed warranty. SERVING ORANGE AND OR SEMINOLE COUNTY - . Sleeping rm. v.kit. priv. & laundry. Elderly lady, working of ret. Private home, Sanford. 323 5627. CALL 628.0636 p• DON'T STORE IT. SELL lTwtha _______________________ low cost Classified Ad. — 29—Rooms ___________________________ GOLFER'S SPECIAL- Newly -- . by Gill Fox ..1.._J..OW,dO',LI -. - - -. L PN's NURSES AIDES.-... 3 to 11; 11 to 7 11—lintrucfjoin _________________________ Mr. Jed Berman POst Office Drawer B Winter Park, Florida 37790 Publish February 11, 1$, Io DES.sl - fliiriqs 23c RAINBOW PCt. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Bdrm home with lireplace, hardwood floors, dining roorr, Screened porch arid .... .-..-- 1W - HOME CARE—. HOSPITAL STAFF - Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. as Clerk of the Court By: Susan E. Tabor Deputy Clerk Waitress- experienced PT, pm. Quality food Service, Apply in person, See Mrs. 0, _____.Dettona_inn - _______ SIDE GLANCES - NEEDED NOW! to Eat ____________________________ 9-G .!!d_ --- -------- . Less: 41—Houses _____ March 3, 1980 FLORiDA 41-4 ________________ _______________________ _______________________ p 18-Help Wanted Honorable S. Joseph Davis, bet. Wfl 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M., ________________________ (SEAL) CASHIER CLEVELAND,MIZES. BRIDGES Exp. for fast food takeout store, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Pest Office Drawer Z insurance, credit union, profit As Clerk, Circuit Court Sanford, Florida 32171 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROPOSEDORDINANCE share avaIl. Apply Lake Mary By: Mary Ann Duxbury Telephone: 205-333.1314 CIVIL ACTION NO. ISII.C*44, 46 Food Store, Lake Mary, Fl. Deputy Clerk Publish February IL 25, and E TOWNOMITMAYCONCERN: LEVINE AND FIELDSTONE, 3, 10, 1980 IS HEREBY GIVEN IN NE, THE MARRIAGE OP PA, FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE DE5-U by the City of Casselberry, EVELYN C. FAULCONER, Fiberglass, gel Coat I mold Attorneys for PlaintIff Florida, that the City Council wIll Petltioner.WIf, maker. Pay according to exp. NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING 3050 Siscayne Blvd., Suite 750 ___ hold a public hearing to consider IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN Apply Starline Enterprises, Mi11fl1, Florida 33137 The Seminole County Board enactment of Ordinance 399, en. AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, HARRY L. FAULCONER Bldg. 291, Rudder Cir,, Commissioners will hold a public Telephone: (303) S75-3$41 San titled FLORIDA RespOndent.Husband hearing in Room 203 Of the By: Alan .1. Kluger ford (Airport) between I am.. CIVILACTION NO. SI•372CAM.p ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY NOTICEOPACTION Seminole County Courthousi, Publish Januery 21 and February 5p.m. IN NEu THE MARRIAGE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA — . fl II 010 Sanford, Florida onMarch 11, 1980 DOPTI NO HARRY ANN BATTAGLIA I.. CHAPTER $47, FAULCONER, Femaie Store Detective, PT with at7:OOP.M,orassatafter DER41 Petitioner WHOSE RESIDENCE AND FLORIDA STATUTES, OB. exp., if possible. Apply in as possible to consider the adop. and MAILING ADDRESS IS Apart. SCENE LITERATURE, PRO. person Zayre Dept. Store. tionofanordinanceame,ing,he AMITY, AND AMENDMENTS INTNECIRCUITC0URTINAMD 1*41111 "F," 11005 Burtnan Striet, FRANK BATTAOLIA Sign Regulations of SemInole FOR SEMINOLE HENETO Respondent COUNTY, Houston, Texas 770$. THE OBSCENE County (Ordinance 77.20, Article FLoRIDA A sworn Petition for DiUolutIon LITERATURE, PROFANITY, NOTICE OF ACTION * * * * * * * * No. 42). CASE NO. 502S4-CA.4.S TO: of Marriage having been Iliad AND PORNOGRAPHIC CODE OF ORDINANCE IN FRANK BATTAGLIA regarding your marriage to THE CITY OF CAISELBERRY, 1CA5NIERHOSTESS$ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ROBERT W. SCHMIDT, EVELYN C. FAULCONER, in the FLORIDA: PROVIDING PEN. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN SECTION 42033)0 OF ORDIN. Fabulousdmnlngspot. LAST KNOWN MAILING CIrcuit Court In and for Seminole ALTY, CONFLICTS, SEVER. IIusband ANCE 77.30, AFFORDING PRO, fl ADDRESS: UNKNOWN County, Florida, the short titi, ABILITY: AND EFFECTIVE VISIONS FOR THE PLACE. PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT, YOU ARE EMPLOYMENT W$ticilillNRE: THEMARRIAGE DATE, HEREBY MENT OF ADVERTISING NOTIFIED that an action for 'l2FrchAve, Thu notice is given OF EVELYN C. FAULCONER, 3233)75 Reepungant.i, BENCHES IN THE UNINCOR. Petitloner.Wife, and HARRY L. dissolution of marriage has been COlMrQf)Oth&Frencti Provisions of Chapter NOTICEOPACfloN PORATID AREAS OF SEMI. TO: PHYLLIS A. SCHMIDT AULCONEft, RCspOfld.t. "01 FutvreOurConcern" filed against you, and you are lId the r.wvuIIIl " r,v.rq iu ;es've a copy of your l'41Ui, ThI5I Presents corn. l ur'inances of ttis city q iJ I. Taylor Itrreat, AN EFFECTS VP DATE. written defenses to It, If any, on Apt, mend you to appear and fil, your Cusalbet-ry, Florida, as amengavJ * * * * * * * * CAR ROLL BURKE, Attorney for Further, a public hearIng wIll be answer or other defense or and Supplemented.' Arlidofon, VA by the Seminole County PetItioner, whose address Is 612 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an pleading with the Clerk kid Ordinance will be con. the Immediate opening for LEGAL Planning and Zoning commission Sanford Atlantic Sank Building, CtIOfl fOr DiSQiutlon Circuit Court In an for Seminole sidered On f Wit reldlnson Mon. MITIO SECRETARY. Typing skill, o* February 4, Sanford, Florida, and file the County, Florid., and serve a copy day, February 33 1*. and the at 730 pj,, has bean filed against you yss: minimum 40 w.p.m. DemoCI' l5 50011 thlr.aMsr original with the Clerk of CircuIt thiriel on Petitioner's 'attorney, CNYCOUnciIwillcQMjde,sim, for a posine, are required to serv, a copy of strafed concern for the poor., in Room 383 of the Seminole Csin. )OV Court, On or befOre the lIst day of Mack N. Cleveland, Jr,, of (hal psssage, In acc, defeisip, win, Apply in person at CENTRAL' tvCourthous.,kntor4,pls, March, AD. SO IRVING B. GUSIOW, P.o. CLEVELAND, etisi *erlM MIlE , andidpptioneffer,he & Ch FLORIDA LEGAL SER. order to review, hear comments, Drawer 985.292 U. S Hlhwey 17. BRIDGES, Post Office Drawer default will be entered against .' Public hearing slick will be Md VICES, INC., 104 South ParI lId make reCommendatIons totie '2, Fern Park, Florida 32730 on or Sanford, Florida 3211), on or In Its City Hall o. casi.lb for Ski reBel demanded in the .,,,. Avenue, Sanford, p IoardofCountyCommio before MarCh 10. 1988 end Ill tie Petition. before ff5 IS5I day of February, Fiends, on Mandey, 3, WITNESS my hand and official onighnil wIth the Clerk oi esis SeIIInOle County on WIO.OrOffiiI'wi$adefauftwIIlbe 7:38 p.m.oreassonn.esf,ares ANEQUALOPPORTUNITY' captioned ordnance. seal on this thi 15th day entered against you, COUrt eIther befor, sirvice on possible. At the meeting Idgilaled EMPLOYER February, A.D, WITNESS MY HAND AND pieties may .ppiai' and Those in attendance will be Petitioner's attorney or im. be hlard (SEAL) tiear an writtn commept may maeiy mereai,e,, ontarwise a OFFICIAL SEAl, of the Clerk ii WII$ request SI tIe pr, Or. MINORITIES ENCOURAGED. the Cfrcult Court, on this 2dih day dinanc be filed with tie Land Develop. defeilit will be_, Arthur H, BickwIft J, This Markig may be TA APPLY ciors o, circuit court ' Meitaøer Heei'kips m,y * 15*5 relIef dem.ndsd ill the ntinued trim time to Slate until Petition for DlssilvIioà • Seminole county, sienia be cs.wepuo trim time e, final action is taken will tIe City BarlSIlder.C,ck,.Ii Waitress. By: cynthia - ARTHUR H, SECKWITH, JR. Cncil. bust necessary. Fustier detaIls Marriage lap., apply hi person Deltona AS Clerk of the Deputy Ueck available by calming mia. WITNESS my hand and seal of Copies of tie propSS 1111. Man ttwv FrI. 3 to 4 p.m. O. Circuit Court th CARROLL BURKE 307. COUrt 11% thiS lit day dIstance ore availait, al Ito City BY: CYNTHIA PROCTOR FibflllI'y, 1980. p,iOun, Arthur H. BeckwIffi, ir. 14a1l with Its Clerk of the City ei Deputy Clerk 013 Sanford AtlantIc (SEAL) °. Beard of same may be kiSpecte 5*1, ft IMPLOYMIN, CLEVELAND, MIlE I Bank iPdg. County Cemmissioners ot AetlwF H. Becliwift, Jr. BRIDGES Public. Office Drawer 1 011* if circuit c., Sanfo.d, Fisrida IsmIstele Cnty, DATED thIs 8th day of SIbSHlu N yes_qsallfy I *aMd, FlorIda 33771 ppm, (p5) 333,7450 By: Jsann K. Hare By: June I. Curtis February, A. D.. I Best pey, , • baiftis, and at Attorneys for Petit ioner.WIte Deputy Clerk Publisk February ii,1S$nd Mard DePUty c Mary W. HawThorne Publish January38, and February learn while yes earn. Publish Feb. 4 ii, Ii, 21, 3. i p,ij Publish Jan, 315, Feb. 1$, i,,, I SeI*ea$, CIty Clerk 4, DES19 Nave DES-N DENIal Pubill da. 1$ 015. I''iIter. Call WI DElIS !lect: ops.o, I flra.. -- " .,. line DEADLINES situated in Seminole County, entered Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. NOTICE OF SALE and - ___________________________ Notice is hereby given that ArthurH, BeckwithJr.,asClerkof the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, will sell the following described property cause you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a cIvil action foç damages has been f lied and plaIntlff'sattorney,w,,5 commenced In this Court and you are required to serve a copy of Is 209 North Oak Avenue, Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida your written defenses, if any, to it 32771, on or before March 20, 1980, on Alan J. Kluger, Esquire, and fIle the original with the cIet LevIne and Fieldstone, P.A., at. of thIs court either before service tol-neyfor PlaIntiff, whoseadems is 3050 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 750, on plaIntIff's attorney or Im. mediately thereafter, otherwIs, a Miami, Florida 33137, and file the default will be entered against YOU orlgInalwiththecI,rkofabeve for the relief demanded in the styled court on or before February 29, 1980 otherwise a default wIll be complaint or petition, entered against you for the relief WITNESS my hand and the 5111 of this Court on 111Pi day Ot prayed for in the complaint, This notice shall be published February, 1980. e each Week for four con. (SEAL) secutive weeks In the Evening Arthur H. Beckwift*, Jr. 1U9 Thunderbird 40' boat. Builder's Hull Number 1917 at public sale to the highest and bestbidder for cash at 11:00A.M. on the 10th day of March, 1980, at the West door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit court By: Susan E. labor Deputy Clerk Roger L. Barry Post Office Drawer o Sanford, Florida 32171 Publish Feb. 15, 25, 1980 DESCI orint of any photo Acquisitions, Inc., a Florida Corporation Is sole owner of IN. SURANCE BENEFITS, INC. and inteni to regIster with the Clerk Cf the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, said trade name of Insurance Benefits in corn. pli$flCC with S*ction 565.09 Florida Statutes. Dated at Tampa, Florida, this 10th day of February, 19$0. POE ACQUISITIONS, INC. BY Joseph E. Brown President Publish February Ii. II, 25 and March 3, 1980 Monday, Feb. 18, 1980-j IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE No, 7942CA.,. AGNES I. KACHUBA, NOTICEOF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME Notice Is Hereby Given that Poe CASE No. k•201.CA.o4.E IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF I INFANT GIRL NOTICE OF SUIT TO: JANE c. MORRiS CO Candate Daniels Lake Weston Apartments Building 6343.E intheCity Hall, Cityof Lake Mary, Forest City Road Florida, at 8:00 P.M., on March , 1950, or as soon thereafter as Orlando, Florida 32110 possible, at which time interested and all parties claiming interest by and through parties for and against the request her, stated above will be heard. Said YOU ARE HERE BY hearing may be continued from NOTIFIED that a Petition for time to time until final action is Adoption has been filed against taken by the Board of Adjustment. This notice shall be posted in you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if three (3) publIc places within the any, to it on RICHARDS. OWEN, Cit's' of Lake Mary, Florida, at the P.A., CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS City Hall and published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper of & OWEN, P.O. Box 35, 3905. High. Way 17.97, Cass.Iberry, Florida general circulation in the City of 32707, and file the original with the Lake Mary, Florida, one time at Clerk of the above styled Court on lust fifteen (15) days prior to the or before March 21, 1980, oIherwjse aforesaid hearing, in addition, a judgment may be entered for the noticeshall be posted In the area to .. ,•,,• ,, --.... ,. - w'-.''u".' "su rin.en iisj 'nine resirion WITNESS my hand and the days prior to the date of the public of laid Court on this 15th day of bearing. February, 1910. DATED: February 14, 1980 (SEAL) CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of said Court By: 5: Connie Major City Clerk By: Cynthia Proctor Deputy Clerk Publish February 1$, 1910 DES-17 RICHARD B. OWEN, P.A. CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS & JUDICIALCIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 21.ltIS.CA44.E IN U: THE MARRIAGE OP BONNIE L. O'NEAL, Petitioner.Wif,, and JOHN W. O'NEAL, Rspondent.Husband. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN W. O'NEAL, whole residence address 5 unknown bUt CLINK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment and sale entered In this cause pending In the County Court in and for Seminole County Florida, being Case No. 79.3493CCQ3.D, the undersigned Clerk will sell the properties situate in SemInole County, Florida, described as follows: 1975 Fiberfoam 22' 6" boat, 32177M75F.Zv THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 15TH Defendants. Have yuu seen a photo that appeared in the Evening Her. aid you would like to have? Well, they're available. Now you can order an 8*10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF i Legal Notice DES.32 Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P.O. Box 3095, Longwood, Fia., 32750, Seminole County, FlorIda under the fictitious name of BEST BUILDING BUILDERS, an that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminoi, County, Florida in . cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. Mike Black Publish February IS,23and March 3, 10, 1SS0 DES IS 4ttorney for Petitioners Publish February ii, 23 and March 3 10, DE$.$9 CHARLES JAMES BOGNAR, 4i k.a CHARLES J. BOGNAR, and LEE A. HOWELL, Ag FICtITIOUS NAME (30.1) 5345700 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 792493CCQ3.D SANFORD BOAT WORKS I MARINA, INC., a Florida cor. poratlon, Plaintiff vs. •\ that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of 3 M TOOL PRODUCTS 6t Sanford Airport, Building 138. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Intends to register thesaldnamewiththeClerkofthe Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. DATED thIs 6th day of February, A.D. 1910. MICHAEL 0. MORGAN CHARLES P. MORGAN Publish February 11, II, 23 and March 3, 1910 DES.53 PO. Box Casselberry, Florida 37707 said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole County, Florida In accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 863.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. ESTHER P. CHAMBERS 100 MOREE LOOP NO. 17 Publish February 15, 25, and March 3. 10. DESI3 IN NOTICE OF INTENTTO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 3WEN BOOKKEEPING 8. TAX SEP. VICE and that I Intend to register Legal Notice Executive HOm.-.-LQr Arbor 38R,Rec.room,pool,7y,s.omd I ,. & Aisume 1%', mtg. Owner will ,_ I,,, 834-6796 hold 2nd with large down. $77,050 322-3217. n ,-.. -- :.,,f ."P5. -- - -• r. . ____________ I ? ;z ., "Wet A. ? ...._ ., i.-;- .'t' .'.' 'I.. ,' ... ''1 ...... w - r- .ic-.. .. -.., �S - - . t. - --- • S S I - • - S . . .--- - •' .- - . . -I ' 4B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE C 5UBJET WE DON'T NOW" ThAT'S WIIAT Ti-IE SHOULD THERE 96" Lr '51.40UL0 Ti.4EE BE?' '- DEBATE'S ABOUT! I- 11 —J'---- IN ,ylt '4 to CO J' \_ ______________ _____________ L _________ ____________ ,-. I _____ _____ 4J T S by Mort Walker __________ E ______________ E EXPO ' L $ _ ______ £l El U S_ E;o learning 53 German I $ w $ 1 ____ _______ 12 Be ill submarine 00 EN IVestal (comp wd) ____ s uni 14 Indian 57 Of childbirth a Mi i EN garment 60 Light treeze u ____ s s K _ *00 ________ 15 Compass 81 City in Italia I A LL ____ point 62 Listen A $ I I f Nifl 18 Tracing paper 63 To and eRUCIAII I0 (comp, wd) 64 Plant stalk L0T$ - TINIIU 18 Misaligns 65 Remain a ANI $I 20 Madame 66 Swift aircraft 17 Actor Sparks 38 Landing boat (abbr.) (abbr.) 19 Network 40 Side bone 21 Part of the 23 Ooctors psyche 43 Oafs DOWN group 22 Arrival-time 44 Give name to 25 Women's guess (abbr.) 1 Admirers 46 Sherbet patriotic 24 Total 2 Pigpen sound society (abbr.) 48 Silly people 26 Resident of _ THAT M ALWAYS AVAILABLE IF YOU EVER NEEPANV Tl.IE ELINTAT ITIS 4LL APYl PY$CE OR HELP _ _______ Z_(8 . .* Lnw- — . TERIBL'1 TUT-TOT. 1W IM VJORK P1LI3& uf?z T PRAT _ - - _______________________ - 29 30 31 32 33 - 34 ai, FILLIi _ - 26 27 28 1H OFFICE _ 33 Tells on (sI.) 58 Scotch beret ____________ _____ k .1 35 36 —— ________________________ _____ _ _____ 37 38 39 40 from the right eye. Dr. Lamb, I can see pretty good, crochet and can read the paper without glasses. I 41 — — - Zam - ARCHIE - JUDG ING FRQM WHAT OBSERVED 'IOU DOIP-JG. ET ME GUE" " TELEPHOP4E ANSWERING - ARTIST OR CLOTHING BUYER ! 58 - - — - - - - - - -- - - —— 80 - - 62 L4 — II I — 59 - 81 SERVICE GIRL. MAKE -UP I'D SAY Y0U0 MAKE AN EXCELLENT ... ESTS AT SG400L TOCAY.' - - 57 — _ DON'T T~LL__ WE GOT THE - 55 56 by Bob Montana RE SULTS OF OUR APTITUDE - 44 . ?W P., 5 1 ,. " llw______________________________________ _________________ _____________________ 43 ______________________ 45 46 47 - - ~ _v'0^.~,w % @~. - ,' 4414 \ I ____ 4,_ 1 -' Z, ~, / ,- , I YOUR BIRTHDAY Li - tell? You may be one of those - I I 44AV t) DEEJD HIMEU PGSr is CLEAR! CLEAP" ThE CDIIJStAk)T (.JIJ3U5TAkmk1&) ________________ ________ AU.cGAT1CJS & ThE PE.SS _____ .. ta ting — ___________ _____ ______ ________________________________________________ ____________________________ 1. ______________ irri - PRISCILLA'S POP j4J (frP ç 0 r ..1 * V, llI. SUA i - d with your birthday. Mail $1 fluence your emotional for each to Astro-Graph, Box security today. Things that ______ 1 "A ~ I .1 _)&v.. I ., ____~ : I 2-ia - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahi 04-1, _____ WHATS UP. DOC 7 ______ GEN I E. ___ VN MY PAYS. _____ ______ C - C — " -- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Sanford things of the world from what you,II come out the you truly believe to be im. 'fl good will you generate Vulzierable: North-South SAYS "AS 7W r. - AS 4E ' - ilW ) - CfA* r . P - I... __ ' / / ______________ ___ ____ 44 r rj . -. • ' 1111i ____ ':'.'.-' -- / - - . ,, I , .1,: m . ry grand ju _ _ __ ________ _ _______ _____ ___ . - A - . - __ ___'I) NOtE S 5 ; - C% 0 "S - -- .I.-- — - I __ . __ _______ - - ________ fL INI&M &#6'a&__.A____._ - - --- ---- M :;;:. ;: - - -- - 4 _~ - -0W I I , - -. . '-'- . .I 1~ -- - ' '- ••- ''' .-.., ' - 1'' '-4. . 0 S . .. ul d hand stage when the need for centralization is could be released within two weeks. greater than at any other time," BaniThe release would be achieved through extradite the deposed monrach. The session before heading to Tehran. U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance as the supreme commander, as defined Waldheiin to examine Iran's charges of by Iran's new constitution, Tehran Radio the cTimes during the shah's regittle, tile on his meetings in New York with Waldheiin and two of the panel meintwirs said. secretary-general said. earlier Ile stressed the five inen appointed to ii - - lit ,lit interview with a Japanese newspaper published today, the Islamic militants besieging the embassy called A spokesman for the militants Islamic principles," the message added. Sadr and Foreign Minister Swlegh question of a timetable for time hostages' release had not been resolved. That was repeated Lite only solution to time crisis Khomeini's order, coupled with an Ghotbzadeh. would be tile return of the shah to face earlier decision by the ruling Thus, formal acceptance by Iran was confirined by White House aides who Revolutionary Council to give Banl-Sadr, all that stood in the way of the corn- indicated Carter would not be able to trial. announce such a timetable when the 47, full executive powers, broadened the Inission to begin its probe. "Titis is the only way for the solution of president's power base considerably. Western news reports said informed commission begins Its work. time hostage issue," lie said, adding that The Kuwaiti newspaper Al Wotan sources said Bamiadr was expected to One aide said Carter agreed to the time mimilitants "don't recogniz e the right" reported during the weekend Khomeini give his written approval today, but the investigative panel because lie had of tilt,- Commission to investigate the granted BardSadr the power to remove head of tile president's secretariat, "specific understandings" its to its goals actions of Shah Molianinied Reza Pahlavi. - Longwood Asks -- 1. herald Staff Writer The Lo:mgwood City Commission voted Monday night to insist Todd Al. Pembe-rton Fabricators Inc. go before the ____ I it, .4'. -. .. 5.- -, 4 ___ _____ ______ ______ __"u" .' ____ - - ' ., __ 't .-1,'i~ - ' city's land use committee and then ap. - -- pear before the commission' with a full site plan before Continuing work on a new production-line facility. A week ago, the commission voted to __ - ... stop the company front completing the building it had been constructing without a permit. Don Pilueger, an engineer hired recently by Pelmiberton to handle the up an hich w he sa id gives me rs mbe _____ _ ____ of Con. Indictment. 11111111111111111111111111111111-- company's present create a crhnlnal act, as in this case, How far do we allow this type of thinking and process to extend?" building, located ________ ju: south of State Road 434. , -- __ A p . A simple building permit should have been obtained by the company, but théS work does not inundate an ent ire new plan and a hearing before the comm1tte 11 under city laws controlling new in. - dustrial development, he said. :0 -. ___ _____ ___ ____ ___ ___ 0 _______ :' • , • .1 11 t lii - '. -. .' Herald Photo by Torn Vlcnt Mayor Steven Uskert said he agrecJ withlueger,antIwhjlehewas u company had failed to get a perujt to build the steel structure, which will hou NO TIME TO CLOWN overhead cranes and manufact uring Heather Williams, 5, a student at Winter Springs EIernentar' facilities, he said the company should "It's one thing to Investigate criminal School, grimaces as she gets an assist on the clown face she was to granted a activity that's already in existence," he said. "It's another for the bureau to _______ struction is only the extension of the. -- Natives .........................3* Sports........................HI TelevIsion ....................11 w.ike.......................3* permit application argued the con _______ ______ - permit as quickly as "We're not going to ask them to tear It wear V s morning in a special circus at the school, Children plunged down," he said. lull-tilt into the activity, dressing themselves as circus characters But facing opposition from oth and designing and building animal cages and other decorations itiemmibers of the conunission, Usk er — -- necessary for a big-top show. according to spokeswoman Barbara joine(i the unatutitious vote caUing for Newsome, approval of a full land-use plan. - ., , 1~. .P. " I -- -4 . .I - , I _________ - United States has said it would admit nothing. tile U.N. connnission .it -U.S. plot hat- b - _________ ______ . Vance's une x pected the affair s of the coun try and the armed time commission imad passed muster with mimecting with time cimeti 1v Waldheim." forces will continue running according to officials in Washington as well as Bani. secretary-general indictated the crucial gress "some immunity." - 1l,'_ ..-""- interfere in Iranianaffairs orattempts, to Sadr was appointed to "represent" him time efforts of the committee set up by briefed President Carter Monday night ......................18 CrUMWu-d.....................41 Dear Aby.....................11 Deatha.........................: ' prqbably wo rj ____ ______ 11 ~ -. . , n, . ,, .. _______ - Oelvu '-: - M - ____ - ____ ________ _______ ___________ I - Clasa,UIedAda ................338 ' ...41 - . .5 ___-_____N_~~ M in. i- 0.0 a - ..: M - . , . - AT _______ - inission's formation. the five members Thelawyer, who has been friend of Kelly's since the two attended the Today University of Florida law school together in the early 195k, sa id he thought a federal judge or a federal appellate court Action Repu-ti.................U Florida ........................3A in w iigngtm wouii agree that the FBI Arotud The Clock ..............4* Hor.st'oiie ........................went "a lit too far" In developing its &ldie .........................4B Hospital ..........................cane, 5: _____ _____ Khomeini, 79, said, "At this sensitive newspaper Die Presse today time hostages are to meet in Geneva for a planning "A grand Jury is very heavily indefense lawyer, told the St Petersburg Battaglia said he hopes a federal Judge Times Monday that Kelly told him to fluencedbyUprosecuUngattceys," wouid throwoutany indiciment before arrange an appearance bef ore the grand he said, "I doh't recall a grand jury ever Kelly's case went to trial, If it did, he said jury that will begin studying the doing anything they weren't asked to the jurors woul d believe Kelly's version . of the story, "because it's the truth." lTjji _ Iranian President Abolimassan Bani- TI timake a statement admitting culpability After Waldheim announces the corn- in time shah's actions and promise not to In his message to the president, Kurt Waldheiin told the Austrian New Jobs to be created for new pr oblem." Sadir has said tile United States aLro must challenge the subpoena under investigation of some - 'shady charac- Despite Kelly's testimony, he said the Constitution's speech and debate clause, Anthony S. Battaglia, Kelly's chief 1I Vance would only say his meeting with beFore announcing the conuimission. I"Ill absolute right to remain silent. But he correspondence, and Kelly's ap- _______ , s... agency and ma Tehran Radio broadcast 24. monit ored in London. In Vienna, U.N. Secretary General Kelly and seven other congressmen does not wish to do that." pointmentbookandtelephonelog—froimi have been implicated in the "Abscam" Battaglia said he expects prosecutors the congressman's Washington office. briber)' scandal. Florida Republican will ask the grand jury to indict Kelly, a ng $25,000 from FBI has admitted takiThe "I haven't had a chance to look over three-term congressman, on charges c4 the material," he said. However, Batagents posing as wealthy Arabs tr yinghe to taking a bribe or conspiracy to take a taglia left open the possibility he might win congressional favors, but he said by Craig $gg,ft I in a terse report by the official Pars news Tehran with it heart condition since Jan. written communication front The new block plant and Improved Sr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) — "Abscam" case Friday In Washington. do." Rep. Richard Kelly's lawyer says the ., The public ought to be aware of the Meanwhile, Battaglia indicated he congressman plans to testify before fact that he cannot be compelled to may fight a subpoena that seeks federal gra nd Jury that he expects wi ll te stily" Battaglia said. "He has an documents — including files, iidct him on a brlber~ charge. _____ KNOW HII.PA? since he took power last February. jurists he has chosen for the panel but Khomeini has been hospitalized in Waldheim was awaiting a formal, Appear Before Jull"', ____ ZOONIES VJHAT1I' days and hand over time Americans to Western reporter: "Iran has hot yet only took the money to further his own I - ill be replaced b% ,lit administrator appointed by Hospital For Site Plan ______________ HUPV up" 'i'hie county owns the hospital, but its Mobley and Harper. :._ ______ -TiimNY$xP TLJN'y' II'S WHAISIg A&S4M llarris replied, A don't plan to bring 4. - _______ E'rciIRE!wF:u ... irons out (Illails even though it prohibits, retroactive to the milItants holding the hostages for 108 identified only as Dr. Taghavi, told a and operation. He did not elaborate. ________________ PIP w &e'rmY MAIL., RUNT , JEFF President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, Iranian that had been made by the ayatollah Monday it accepts time five international and hard work ... devoted to this ________________________ _____________ by T. K. Ryan future, saul he would sign the contract dependent of the county. news reports said. The announcement of the change caine curing kilns and a 9,555-square foot plants In Florida which serve as building housing mimachinery. In the outlets for concrete blocks yard area outside, 650,000 units of company manufactures. - I loyal during the hospital's uncertain Walfteini gave thein "a chance to U.N. review the situation In depth." fie commander of Iran's military to president the authority to make decisions Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim praised Waldheim for the "very effective t hroughou t Florida, The company Tile block plant will inckide four presently operates 41 ready-mix ________ a TUMBLEWEEDS SHOEMAKER •• 110inbk'tim By United Press International wide and each will hold 430 tons of struction needs of growth areas _____ - P.. .. SOPIII: Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today government troops, another possible officially approved," handed over his powers as supreme Indicition Khoinelni Intended to give the Iran verbally informed aggregate. _______ - Harris, %%ho prolmsedat his first Ward meeting on Jan. 22 that the hospital grant LxintLses to employees for remaining Bani-Sadr Takes Over The Military plants currently occupy the location. The company, founded In 1926, wfll The new silos at the ready-mix plant have 15 block manufacturing plants Kelly Will S- Khomeini Gives Him More Power will each be 45-feet high and 20-feet operational in 1980 to serve con- __ _____ ___ __ r Gain four conveyors, Two ready-mix determined later In the year. i. said yesterday, "1 see no problem. unless iiiiething is brought up that I'm not iire of:' Arthur Harris, also newly appointed, said that he would sign the contract. .. , ___ . AI.TJ _____ . _____ ______'_________ ___ ____ _________ ___ - hliispital l'ubhit' Helation.s Director l'ay . Corporation of Aiiierica, has turned din it offer (if it job ill another IWA there probably would be a way to cir- been appointed by the governor. to present plaques of appreciation to facility, lie has announced he ill go into cumvent their authority. The trustees ''i'he lawyers lust want everyone at all hospital Administrator Charles C. real estate in this area, silos, storing 2,580 tons of aggregate, The exact number of new Jobs and I , 'ewl% to sign tile contract, Neiswender said, trustees, under tile present system, have Improvements to the ready-mix block plant operation total a to 15, plant will include six aggregate according to a company spokesman. ______ L$ ____LV! _______________ ________ _______________ PAd"! . The target date for completion of construction is Oct. 17. Alan: "If East rose with the NOI'JCI! i.,: ,4NN7Z1v I ___ - - - block will be stored. awarded March 10, is estimated at 1J ANY S In the event the hospital trustees refuse $1.5 million. The scheduled ready-mix plant will provide jobe management and prqduction rate of the concrete block including supervisory positions, forklift plant will provide 5 million blocks operators, plant tenders, drivers annually. and other personnel, Rinker said, ninth trick." '"- 'tell- setting it ill) as a profit corporation, lit- project, for which a contract is to be the heart finese, but that dia- it," said trustee I'red Moblev, "then I see no problems," •• far as it goes, the cinuit', sold the hospital, so 1 see flu problem," said trustee i. c. harper Jr. - berger fl ew to Nashville. rather than allowing it to escape intc' I-tinker said the total cost of the the air. :~ i iiii problem s ith the the county and 1ICA discovered they of Seminole Meitnirial hospital, that they transactions of any kind, ' could not adequately deal with detailed would prefer to continue runnin g it after Asked about his plans for bonuses wording matters over the phone, so [, Materials ready-Imix plant at 2210 w. facitily wi.11 be completely enclosed with fencing and landscaping. Plans 25th St., Sanford, will begin on are a lso to install dust collector to Marc h 24, announced M.E. Rinker, collect dust from the operation president of the firm, ; Dealer. ace of diamonds and cleared t the clubs, South would lead a West portant in your life. Re- will have long-lasting results. II$ Eiit second diamond from dummyevaluate your goals. Success 14 14 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2) and let it ride to West's queen. I' 2• Pass - 2 NT then be )hrs. Your hunches or instincts are Then there wood be no need to. can Pass 3 NT Pass Pass ARIES (March 21-April 19) right on get when it comes p finesse in hearts. The diamond A tug-of-war between to deaUng with material af. suit would give South all the satisf ying your self-interests fairs today. In Other & tricks be needed." Opening lead44 or responding to the cares of they could lead you astray. Oswald: "North's two-club bid was typical of modern bid. others could take place today. . din style. He wasn't trying Help your nobler instincts to Dec. 21) Large soup in for a slam, but merely forcing win. volvement is a little too By Oswald Jac.y the bidding and showing a TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) demanding for your miss and AIaa Sissag good hand.' Extra duties could be heaped today, so seek more quiet - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) (Mwalt 'It. first upon you today, causing you parazits or stick to spending is count (For a copy of JACOBY some inconvenience. If it your time with a Close Pal. our tricks, your contract Is MODERN, sand SI to: 'Win at CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an. =11W = 24, however, you'll find it'll be 19) This is tu days nine." p P.O. Box 489, Raft City worth it. when you accomplish much Alan: "South played low Station, New York, N. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) more by being alone, Uat all from dummy at trick one. 10019.) L.00ldng to see the other side possible, retreat to your own of an issue and being will.ing cozy bideaway. I SPIDER-MAN ___ by Stan Lee and John Romita ________________ _____________________________________________________________ " MAW '10 know, there's ails were llii%.e inaintained. through Dec. :11, 1979, unselletitiled ljionlises or Bentley and tile three trustees who have "numerous but not significant." lie said (liscussionall(I negotiations over the f, Ite raises or out-of-the-ordinary btisiness served lite longest, Nis. Shoeinaker, Plans are to pave the entire ready. Construction of a new block mix and bl ock plan t area wi th 1,100 manufacturing plant and imsquare yards of concrete. The provements to the existing Rinker . _______________ KP1 P iT *IV1 I By DONNA ESTES right away. He should have gone to dumm y with a spade OAQ2 -- details. I 1111111~ 1 I~ — - ' 'If our attorney recomiiiends we sign ; returned from Nashville late Monda $1.5 Million Plant ed a diamo and gone u p as I - Herald Photo by Tom Vincem ~ with his ki If East Then Ite lun could take and IDse Separate the materialistic above your own today and -f Today contract t." ex pected to meet with Assistant County Administrator Jeff Etchberger, who lUnket Materials Cdrp. plans addition, son to take that heart finesse Q9 %: I : Oswald: "South had no rea- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - -- t but that was all." JS .-- 11 I I 111-11 ing and cleared the club. Sou th could take eight tricks ZOUTH signing the contract after boning out last - minute contract romptly led and finessed the • K J 1053 - County Attorney Nikki Clayton were ____________ - ack of hearts. East took his K3 AJ $42 count. - -41 "~ . 2-18-10 ______ I C.OMS1H 7545 Q -36?-'- '- — I East played the ten and South was n with the queen. He EAST 410I WZff • 7153 I. cliw -I'. ,', _ __ % 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. never deteriorate, such as 10019. Be sure to specify birth family ties, are what. really _ .. Herald Staff Writer AQ 109 discussed in your Astro- You cannot allow the lack of Graph Letter, which begins material acquisitions to in- .. -- - •KJ4 possible pitfalls and career comments. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) for the coming months are all _______ . - BRIDGE AT NORTH travel, luck, resources, upset over this person's by Al Vermeer I WAS '\ THINKING THE SAME Th) WIN realize it's not worth being your cup of tea. Romance, - ' 4' . '" attempt to avoid them if you thoughtless person today. can. The gentler types are Consider the source. You'll -- ASK ME THERE)o ARE JUST TM MAW M'GAZINE5 Ot'4 THE htARKET 1OY.' said about you by a act today r hopttI hoard, said late Monday, ":\S far - hospital by Hospital Corporation of America, a Nashville firm. All five hospital trustees said they see no problem in signing the contract, although two said they had not yet read it thoroughly. Copies of the second draft of the Contract were received by the trustees by mail Monday. The trustees were to meet at 11:45 n.m. today In the hospital library. Earlier in the morning, County Administrator Roger Neiswender and V.: achieve things today that One of the Important criteria to you today, p Sopliia Shoemaker. chairman of tile Board of Trustees may take its last of. . . FLORIDA unusual opportunities could CANCER (June 21-July 22) needs cataract surgery is how he can see. open up this coining year. If Don't let lack of recognition weH __ they Involve new areas of stop you from doing what you yoit Is Important to maintain ur sight as you get older endeavor, be sure to educate know must and should be beca use the ability to see and yourself as much as possible. done. Bolstering your . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-'Feb. esteem is an sinple,raw" LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 19) Forceful or high-strung people could prove very Unpleasant things coWd be T5 ___ U near the transaction to sign," Neiswender said. The Seminole Memorial Hospital . :.. S creative friends several never do. HIS FTXRD ransfe ByLflANEPETRYK Herald Staff Writer ficlal view that you have taken that lenses and do just fine. you may not live a lot longer anyway. However, who can T that provides for the takeover of the by Howe Schneider TM MMDAIS ____ - :.. Through some of your more flexing your muscles could for deciding whether a person EEK a MEEK - -- . t~ possible to have rather good to negotiate will he lp you people who will live to 100. February 19, 1O -- d: an surgery pital -,-, i, request to me, In care of this major thing wrong with modern Hos -,..-. ,. F of the factors that go Into the rest of one's life or to have deciding whether a person your visual world distorted needs to have surgery or not, with such glasses. MostI appreciate the point of people can wear contact - fly IWRNIIF. BEDI. OSOL ', . , vision. It is no longer' . necessary to go around hi ck-lensed cataract glasses what cataracts are and some t For Tuesday, February 19, 11980 ____ __ i______ 1JIIII __________ _____ _____ J1 .-- envelope for it. Send your cataracts. If that is the only: eyes, Wrap -_ IIf -S Health Latter number u-e cataracts and can see quite Your Cataracts Are Coming. well go for years without Other readers who want this needing any surgery at all. There Is also a lot of goodIssue can send 75 cents with a d news for people with. 1551, May Trustees -----. 5 - /.,' This Issue of The Health Letter will explain to you ROSCOPE • ,S / I need to be done. Many people w ho have small immature ophthahoologist. Cents :. mental changes in people who NY toola. 65 I f11,11111111111t *o : RadloCityStatlon, New York, contact lenses really make It. F / :. good eye examination. If hearing, but it's impor not completely not neglect those disorders you're that can be corrected. satisfied with the Information And it's equally important you'vegotten,I would suggest not todo procedures that don't that you go see another Box Evening Herald USPS 481.280)—Price 15 32771 I because of poor heari ng and be ca use of poor vision, pretty grass. Everything the good P.O. italcl 19,1980— Sanford, Feb 1 _______________________________________________________________________ health. I take care of my as well as it should. That's house and garden and cut the really the cause of some of the newspaper, 63 ________________ Lamb more years can I live? I'm a using your mind. If person is widow and my husband died deprived of input to his brain I am sending you The 42 — 72nd Year, No. 155— Tuesday, I have been in pretty good soon his brain doesn't function 56 Horses gait princess cians concern (abbr.) TO WOW?- MONO H FA I 1* . 1 could give you an answer that hearing and their sight — ----would apply specifically to haven't been taken care of 15 16 17 your case. Unfortunately, the properly. ——— — Now I realize that not decision of whet her a person 18 19 20 21 s eyes can be kept ' has to have an operation for everyone th eir taracts depends upon a perfect and certainly not — — — — _________ _______ — — ca 22 23 24 25 tant to 1OCf' I3OT 31 Old Testament 55 Affected book manner 32 British 0 Dr. have been to two doctors and 52 Mild expletive 17 years ago and we were 54 Sloths married for 42 years. 28 Not up 29 Over again 8 Prune 7 Exon -' :! th e first one said It was in my and then my left eye right So I went to another doctor. 35 Brown 36 Former . 3 Views DEARDR.LAMB—Ihave a cataract In my right eye. I notice (abbr.) SC To be (Lat.) by Art Sansom VJORiP Need . : I 59 Biblical 42 Communists 11 Chinese 36 Bluegrass Lord put In me I still have. I'd are called senile. They've 43 Bilks (prefix) character State — appreciate your opinion very been neglected and the use of — — —— — 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 ,their brains has been 8 9 10 11 much. —— — —— DEAR READER — I wish I neglected because their - THE BORN LOSER B1UTU5 M - - Problem Cataracts 30 Partly open deserts faith 27 Mineral deposit 34 Watch chain 5 Walk fast 41 Noun suffix ___________ _____ _________ ______ 3 Mirth 39 Before (poet) .: W !iTII;T?r;1 I ! German coin 8 Burro 37 Fred Astaires 9 Roue sister 10 Mathemati. Qt.J/Ck_ _ _ vt, _ 114 _A 74 He wants to take the cataract ' BEETLE BAILEY . Answer to Previous Puzzle __ _________________________ ______________ ACROSS 45 Sesame plant 47 Energy unit I Thick mist 48 Adversary 4 Bohemian 51 Massachu. 8 Branches of setts cape by Chic Young ThE OUR CLUB IS SPONSONC, A DEBATE '1~\ I Monday, Feb. IS, 1950 5-.- - -S. - I 11 W 1 IS _________________________ ____________________________________ I ' T jv / - ... .,:.,.; i' • .t-- I - - 'r . 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